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ALBANY, March II, 1868.
Mr.. FRxAS presented petition 10 regulate the ferries
between staten Island and New York
miLs rA,oRAmv RnonsvD.
ny Mr. BEAxD-To incorporate the village Of East New
York; improving the streets Of Morrisana.
BY Mr. DNrw-The Supply bill Reconmitted.
by Mr. RxDrCTox-lncorporatirg the soldiers Home
Incorporating the African Colonization society
by Mr. DuicrER-Rsiatiye to charitable and religious
soc,eiies In New York.
By Mr TaIsAS--The broadway Railroad bill; 70 con-
struct railroad To Morrsania and West Farms.
By Mr. Misunderstanding aid 20 the Albany and Sas-
quehanna Railroad. Made special order for the 9th.
Mr. JoRNoSFor che regulation Of the rate or interest,
for thc consideration of tho House.
Mr.. Hr1tmSs moved that the bill enabling the Super
visors Of New York 70 raise money BY tag be
tsken up. y
Sssis a.. pus iSraoroD
Nv Mr. JonNsoN-Rrlstivc 10 5wrors and the commits.
BY Mr. MARb--Ncpssny ttss acs authorizing railroad
in south, West and othSf streets. ~.Rs. -
by Ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Excelsior savings
by Mr. o'Brrx- suihrzins tho Turnpike and Ra,lroad
Company q! Knc county 70 build road % and fro~ Js
Accommodation Canr~ny; aisc amending the law FOR
sealing and inspecting gas meters aso amending the aw
also relative 20 isI secaries Also relative 70 tho New
By Mr.. cscKcn-Tsr the ,~ymeni d the n,sres, on
by Mr. wnrrxnoos The IsscrsectionA Ferry
Railroad cf New YORK.
ny Mr. TAlsAs-Rcatiys 70 ~ payment q arrears Of
BY Mr. JoNvsox-4rovsding for che accommodation and
transportation n passengers and freight New York
Mr. TAlnsx introduced bin relative 20 the payment
~ tho expenses co0nccicd with enrolling The militia In
New York.
of Commissioners of the Croson Aqucdaot Board which
passed.
Tho sin incorporate the Ncv york womsa's Medical
College was referred, with power 10 report compess
Adjourned.
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Senate.
AIsASs, March IA, 1868.
me act Incorporating tho Ieyiathsn Dock Company
reported fsvoraby.
The act confirming ssicners OF deeds irrcguarly
appointed by the New York Common Council report
ed against, and tho report tabled.
Tic Brooklyn Fncncns bill was favorably reported.
Mr. Low introduced bill louaiing s2S 900 70 the New
York Tiygeia College
Mr. fotcm introduced bill Incorporating the Union
Trust Company Also The Brooklyn and Eatbush avenue
bill.
Adjourned
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In . few days. In the nsantims vsah scs - cot q
place for some of wealthy ci1ens 70 come ias rd
ana AID Ool nel BranLh in rasinx hs spamsOd BY eas
ing private bosnskS fr0n thsiv eve pschss 1hs hsea
quarters ara st No % WhHs ssreeA
rHR SEVENTH REGIMENT GvRAsIuA.
On Thursday evening Dcxs she puprn u NJ msdy,
proprietor Of the Seventh regiment gymnasium, NO ~
st. Marks place, tender 20 h,n Complimentary ball =
that establishment, which promises % bs quite oriAss
Affair.
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Crinolime Ret,enchmens.

A rgiaof prevails Ia London, which, 1t Is said, has
1ausod considerable stir amongst the Court mners and
ladies 50 the effect that the Prncess AexaDdas ar
rival 70 be the signal for asweepng reduction Of the la
d,es' skirts. But notwithstanding the dimensions 70
which crinone has sweied of late years. the innovation
will not DC easily put down, and strong asseveraons are
said 20 be made IN the higher circles Of the comforts
Of crmoline and the determination 10 preserve h fash
which has taken strong a hold of the feminine
w may prove too strorg for the young DANISH Princess
uproot II the Empress OF the French, who ntroduo-
cd the fashion, we're 70 abandon and dscounanance ~
the victory might possibly be won; bot without somo
suaiiiy aid Crinone likely remain mistress Of tho
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govcrpuent journals eneavor V persuade the public thai
Al tho dctars OF the nr steamer H. Mercicr had nos
set mirc1 tbe dcspatoh u Drouyn dc Ihnys the Pre-
received From ths may bc safe,y concluded that LIN
coin has rejected this second attempt ilterycntion as
categorfcAly tho hrst clear that favorable
rssposs. wsnld have been announced without delay the
Acasts1v. We are info med good authority
that this aiair was discussed yesterday In the Cabinet
,ouue, Immediately after the deliberations the Polish
question hut yet decision has been arrived AZ on
che action tina. IS 10 be taken In consequence
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, March ll-6 P. N

SATURDAY, March l4-6 p. NJ
The arrival of the Secretary of the Treasury in
town last evening rather unsettled business this
morning, and people were unwilling to move, from
apprehensions lest he should force a loan on the
market and produce such panic as ensued from
his last negotiation. In the course Of the day,
however, assurances were given that nothing would
be done which could nnsettle the money market,
and better feeling prevailed in consequence.
Brokers were fully supplied with msney at 8
per cent.
Gold opened at l69, fell to l5s, rallied to 1887
declined to 1885, sold in the afternoon at 1874
"A and 1853, and closed at l571% bid. Mr.. Chase's
visit BODIES no good to the gold spectators; per-
SONS in his confidence feel satisfied that the
premium will decline, Exchange closed at l74%
q 175.
The stock market was duh and hestating this
morning. At the first session of the regular board
prices seem to have been uniformly lower, and the
prominent speculative shares, such as Erie, Pitts
burg and Southern old, appear to have under
gone more hammering. At the r. NJ session OF
the public board prices showed the following de-
cline as compared with last evening Pacific
Mail l, New York Central "a, Erie %, Erie pre-
ferred 70, Harlem Ia, Harlem preferred "A, Michi.
gan Central II, guaranteed u, Pittsburg 70, Ga
lena "A, Fort Wayne u. Operators for the rise
were evidently moving with caution and disposed
to wait for events, while operators for the fall
were not unwilling to increase their short line.
Governments were very firm; the foreign demand
continues to absorb all the stray parcels which
find their way into our market In the afternoon
the market YVES not active, and there was no ma
terial change in prices. At the close it was
steady. The following were the closing quotations
OF the day
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military Ansirs IN the city.
BATTALioS DRILL of rliE SEVENTH EEslaExr, NEW
YORK STATE NATIONAL ouAnD.


ON nrsaay and FRIDAY cs sunes the frlcndd asmory
Of the seventh regiment New York National susrd over
Tsmpklns market, was perfectly issmea with the mosi
fashionable asscmblascs of ladies ard rrns,men 10 VII
ness the enbbi,n drs Of TINS acservedy popular organ
zAiion on Thursday ~lgbi the dFin q the right wing
took place and ON Friday evening the icls sng gave
splendid sxhie,lOn o. their ysoaccncy The mysteries
of Hardce. scout and Casey. The Interest = ihs eca~-
zion greatly heighicncd by tho iac that b. he
last time when Colonei leacris soud ofrclaia
oossmsnder d the regiment, hAvng announecd hts 10.
tcnto1 rcxiznlna accouat q the most reEsnx
sons. The dr FRIDAY night xas sLerrfot sselhlng
extra livery indvidusi ofcer AID private do
iefm,ned do his beet and ths
erhbnon se quite elusi 70 arr'nins ~e have ever
marching, salasiss. sosiing, aiming ar.x Ar, w,rs
executed ~lth exraorcrsfy rrec~on sne ossFity gwt
before tho commencement " thr dra. vhsa Cescsei
Lererm nrst made IA apfrsraAce, Ne ~as recssvs~i
wth cheer ,lesy sai otrer evidences a sha svs
and respect of the f~im<Ea In rcrly he ssnpfy hrw~s
his thaakr, rsfrAnins rum am wtesa inougn
INC enhus ssm cf shs n.'~ons ~ca< have faiy Issed
him In ipdnig ne In fc~ rvrnUks 30 h. sar~F.~ug
ths ef General Duyea, ca~ snxarr a me
seventh, and Tsuts1ast Cos4ei Pres Ase ro.sasxslv
mentsaned. n a doabnsi ~nshsr u4s .assr .psla
accept she hoacr esec.~r.
rHr sxvExry.ywrR HfGHlaSaus
AdII,an, James Gilmore, ef ,be scyyr., tr.h mn
nndcrs nos ~ tho Geld, bgsy hrn,ur q, a..e,,sg.
belonging TO his regiment. q which fteFs ase ,,te !,
number. His headquarters are Al n, rtYt nAst.e,.
DO t0rwaricd = their regiment NGoas sny a.
ther action being taken.
rHr psrESrgRs
CooneI H. y Braalik, Wns raslns a., .srssspdsru.,
IN this city prcsreses acmWAty ne sscrrisas hnsl
ness and scon oslscs have his re- ueut IN IN. acid
n"""oes are nc, noe Ps, Is, bot sapse, 70 nr~Sns.
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RuRSuAM's FuRNIrT RE EMPRESS si ASp s.,Ses. rxcM.
~ E.,bi.hnent III West Elevsntn -ss .s D.aS
nt asa sIrth avenues Ho. sehod kurni..s ~. -
rum IN" III rar,s of world. Covered wA& W ~
shppei 70 ,,rs ~ % ana fros. the country Fprnhnre
ssorsG
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INYE.-Dn NARGULIEs PHYSICIAN AND ocULIsr
~ TO his Hi hness the Prince Alexander OF Hessr oro,he
OF the Empress OF Russia having had twenty-five years c
perience London aud Petersburg be copsnt~d Tor
all diseases the Eye, at the Lafarrc House. New YORK.
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cerneHs~,~s rspusi so~rument established. ne state
rkhar os~ssne sn>y !. cny maoe sss a now as
s@an%s CO, r~ly m nes iros .he aeseat sss.hefn
r.~s~ - ne ~ e De s1<r1 soIe asres Ihss
ara esrspN rs~es " vhss tAe idea u any sabsspuc0s
.fl shan ~ s-s~pt sy ssgvs.ehed out" s
ana eascs VI NE 'sssess 10 the southern
n@s~~sus
rss assss .sea frc~ ~s<h have never heard q word
a. ar~sxt sfrsax tbe Scasbe Pare-oNo indeed,
uhch tsy SArssotfly foaa q ureing-iS that tbs
rata q universal ssas- be takea away from the
fssep~ sDd bat .gsnts men" and OF property
H. permitted an. electoral privilege. This n
~aasa, - 1 grounds apon Which they appeal 10
psgsAna sos rysagsthythat they intend establishing an
srmsscrscy IN ~hscn tho moo" shall rule A
ooarirFabi1 pcron q Co.cnei Imam fnllers book
csatiy pDbN hr ~ tnxand North and ,outn, BY Cls
vhMe rcl~bscan "a Fru-r's A,.paa.rssD, aI.a
~hmh has 10 tent pook for ists VI
ksrct@ Devoted " proving that lree suffrage the
gre4t hsss ID ths c>uniry. l stats there ac.-fAcis
~sh bsyend the ,s~ o. denial the people of the
unii~d >sats draw from them thor usions
lhsfoo~ ns Int ~ Anssf registered &C Aessrs
Van iaer brick kfur, 90 dc In Chasfsc a. Antn; ~
thefhste ksna Co.'S, No Place d 10 Eourfe and ~
John n nrs to ~ No. do u Palx, Psrr Tor the
wees ending FEB ~ Coo. ~ Macfarland, A. n Bailey
Nsrsss y Issss D.: Aibert H. Bald~m. James Eddy,
W. cenvsre, D. n. Fxrnum, John T. BlAncard, from
Ss~ Yms Captain John Marray. late Assistant Adnta0t
esuers tinted states army. Richard Dorm, Q. wolcott
Brecks, Charles rrecht, n D. and w6e, San PraascsoS
eslnvnia Jehr H. Redsson, IndlanApos
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= = -.-'.'
MISCELLANEOUS:

IL DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR. MARGuLIEs
n Physician and Olst to his Hishnesst the Prince Aeran
der brother of the Empress of Russia having
years experience In London and st. Petersburg
may lie consulted at the Lafarae House, New York
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LIYE AND EAR-DR. CALDWELL ocULlsT, NO 70
~ Clinton place. EiAhth street Broadway, has for
devoted his attention exclusively 70 hs
treatment OF dseas of the and No charge fo-
examination opinion Onlce hours from A. ~ to
AP.M.
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DANCISG ACADEMIES.

7, ROCKIES, DANCING ACADEMY. s6l BRooME ST
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays from to6P "
GEXTLEMEN, TUESDAYS and FIiis,s ~ 20 i0is r. NJ
CHILDREN, Wednesday, and Saturdays, 10 bP. NJ
LADIES Primary Classes instructed BY Mrs Brookes
SoIREE EvERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
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MIR. WAGES.

a4AAGG9a
UTIsHES To CALL TIE ATTENTION OF THE La
wv dies of Delaware and vicinity
To stock of Millinery
SoEVifull and complete,
At No Wages Block,
Around on VIM ST.
you want to get a Bonnet,
Good style, cheap and neal,
Call around at No. ,,
Wages Block William St
II yOu want a Hat, Cap Shaker,
Head-lrtss3 net, tt out comPotea
Crneiine not excepted,
Cal aTouad at No, William -.
Particular attention paid TO custom work,
Bleaching and Trimming dore neat,
EOH't forget the place,
No Wages B'acE, William St.
We thankful for past favors,
And our Old customers well be happy 10
greet,
And new will do well before buying,
To call around at No ,, Wages Block VIM st
April Is, 1862 Ii
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Table Ware.
Steel Flows.

TUST RECEIVED, tho largest and best stock aA
y STEEL PloWS over offered IN thiB market Among
Nhica may be found the following:
ellis celebrated Combination teel Piow.
Gill's Double teel Plow.
GilPs Subsoil teel Plow.
Iagonda Works all teel Plow.
Roberts Cinoinnatiall teel Plow.
Roberts Columbus all teel Pillow.
Single aud Double hOvel Plows, &C., 60.
Ihoh will be sold at Manufacturers prices for CASH.
Mar lRe2-H A0 WRkS4gHRrAHS
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L a RIP s,

A OF fsec1nd hand lamps belonging tn Z e
a the Episcopal Church viii bc s...h very c.ca..
il any church il the c,,nty wants them aud will take
he whole lor they a V nave thcm al a BAL gain.
Inquire at Ma , " ans oCll. C.fl.ATT-
March 20, 6l.-i1
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apirit OF 2ZzG .ArnnaaII

= 2 u - 2 = lallA . LaE5V
TIN or DELAWARE AND SURROUNDING cOT-N.
AZ I's TO tue rtscua &c our beloved Flag Will vou
aW il alS2faeed by lAwless muby Then rally To- lis
l",S' an a' ? rs 20 put down this rcbcIl ion
Lieut. q a. hU rs, ~ the 6Gth o. V. H. has been an
tl1itZ u recruit for that Regiment and will remain
Ia ieiHr Tor tlat purpose, We hope 70 see the
mum. ' - W A'
Ihose cstin2 with the C6th viii rec, i've tho usual
D9Hr ~, and be ii owed tle privilege Of being muster
cd out 81 scrFlre when III regiment is thus fn rea ~
only serving for les than two years.
Lieut. Butts e.t be 10 'ni at Tie house of Mrs Plum
Square
G. \. DUTTS Lciut Il
'eo' - I'LL RI recruiting OHicVr
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GnploYmenf.


Fs9E Undersigned nas, fOF several years past been
- engaged IN business, which has yielded him ~
tlic rate ui fsce lhnuslnd dollars er annuu aud is
now Wifg To teach il 10 others The business is OF
hiSy s lHl ana general character, adapted both to
cIIls iI villages and tat any person Of ordinary
cap sny. Young or old, maia female, can aceu re.
win lew hours PRACTICE and by which they can Sc
c9t' q We e1lts me Income. Several young lad
hu nave received Instructions from me- both in New
iuti state an irnnsy Ivauia are earning EDWARDS n
Sl5 per week by it, and h is reason why auv one
csc cannot do tnc snlae- Invalds, even can do well
by ll as Il IS no pcdd sag affair. bt business that is
Ptflut respectable. Getk men aud ladies Of leisr
VII" would ike 10 arm the hgsiHcss TOR their own a
nt'!sement or pleasure, w Anl the practice Of it
teialt paStirGes and tat they ia take great in
teftsg n on rec iIt OF 81 vii send printed nstruc
los ny Wh en- any person really acquire The ar
ana tn sc sructruIs will also CuaiHn every IN, tj
lar reiRttYc to cirrvtIs shat will be hirfty
oT"h "b ilie lrchaser OF the printed instructions
Will 81 be udiho lied to teach others and have
sometime received as gh S2O0 for teaching it per-
so,aiiy to single Individual. I would state further
th" S,50 or 50 VII buy every Thing that is necesaa-
fE [" G. mInebee the business WITH and the tces can
9e = almost anywhere, in city count v or If prc
it-rcd can furnish them ADDRESS. ALTUED I. PAR
So%S, No. 81 Liberty Street, New Yosk.
December &c lS6a-cms
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Tfay and s:traIv gsuftere,

yU5Trecetved, good assortment Of the above
0 among Which nlal be found the Hide Roller straw
Cater, the sanford or 40 Kne, Straw Gutter and the
Clipper straw and Csrn-stalk Cutter-aIl which are
Lfi'-rcsi at manufacturer prices.
sept. S.'jJ-@tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
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81 600 worth READY MADE CLOTHING
For Sale at New York Cost!
Eron & steel.

TUSr received, large addition 10 my stock OF IKoN
~ and STEEL, which makes my assortment complete
m all the styles OF common Iron for Wagons and Bug
gies, Nc Also, Steel Dandy Tire; Spring steel from
70 inches wide; Cast steel, assorted Sizes German
Steel American and English Rlister Steel.
Dec. q, '61. C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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MEN and BOYS or TINS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
14 Although thousands upon thousands Of patriotic
have left their homes in defense Of their country
there still great many left, to whom Will be
good to learn that though the cold and frosty
of ACtumn and Wihtel coming upon them, they car
be supplied with thu necessary pteservatvcs in the
shape Ul READY MADE CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODs,
SHAwLs HATS AND CAPS. al rar prices The reputation
Of selling Goods in this line lower than other house
Town, in the county borne by the undersigned
number of years, VIII be still more fully maintained
this The great Uummfrcal disaster in the
tern cities having enabled them buy their Goods
low the original cost of them, and the advantage Of
which thoy now giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices
Now therefore, all yc mcn and boys, be ye big or lit
tie, rich poor. the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
OF Reyn0lds Frank, and let your be big Lis
tie, they Will be happy 10 wait on you, sell you all you
want, and send You on your way home rejoicing
No charge for showing goo s.
REYNOLDS x FRANK.
Delaware, Oct. .5- 1861.
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T7oR SALE at Manufacturers prices, the following
~ Machines:
Hubbard Mower and Reaper
Light Hubbard Mower
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetson's Reaper and Mower.
kirby's Reaper and Mower.
Please call and examine before purchasing
June Is lSG2-3ms c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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HclIoway's Pills acd
OINTMENT.
MeaAness OF EebnIiY Induced by over
Eati-uG

VIII disappear by th use Il these invl:u7h O
Pills, and the SO2i VIII quick Y aCq1irc a IGIipna
streIglh. N1Xcrtl I tn, rAVvls be either Gnu ilrd
untHy acted upn Il may seem SiEI;tge LGl. ls1l.0-
WAY 5 I1I,s Shud be recommended fAr lyscft ry aid
Fux. mary rsniss sIsns tiiai they wfu "a increase
She rcaINalion. IilIs Is great mistake, for ttlcs Ils
Will cnrrc,I the liver soIiach and thus
the acrd hUUCurs - IN the syStrIa his T1eliri.e
will g5Ve tone AMI vgoT the whole gaHic y sem
how. Il ryigrl, white heath and strr. th fow
matter OF Nothing w t p tie rrlaxIi0n uf
lac Bows c !hs fam Iuc,l.ciue.
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To which every So!iIcr and saior are liable, th~r
medicines safe, sure and c'veHie't - iitO
lil'S aud Ointn.lt. The pUlr wounded and al
most dying Sufferer glt aye his wOunds dressed i'm
metiiatf''y if he w'il only pfevid. Inns II 18th tbs
matchirsS tsi;mett, Wl should be thrust i:to the
W iunJ and SnIraFvi ruuId il, thea rel whit
pi 'Ce IinrH from his knaps:ck ana compressed
rsndkc9 Cil:cf. Taxing Itsls ana ming or Is
cosi the syst m ana pray, ut irh sInnatiGn
Every Sold r. i>msl~ aHi ScamIn's Chest shoE-,
Q praviGc.I with tacSc NajG4ble Remedies.
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.
ALWAYS READY.
Eolloway's Ointment.

T oSG mareLes sore and stG joints, bistcroI and IN
~ famed feet all these the Soldier endure MO-
THEIRS fHaElI Der THIS when your sons are grispipg
Their muskcts to nee dalger, think what relief sim
give 10 The you love when far away fruIn home and
friends II hardens and makes tough the feet 20 thai
they can endure great fatigue. II sOothcs relieves
the inamrt and stifened joints, leaving tbeno supple
strong and vigorous, while for
Slbre Cuts and Gun SLoi Wounds
Il stands uneqnased, removing and preventing evory
frisLtlul wounds. r. :
Wires and Sisters IF cur Volunteers,
Yon can not put into the Knapsacks Of your Husbands
"a brothers, moro valuable or more necessary gfI
han supply IT this
Extraordinary Military Salue-
The lonely sentry walking rounds at n5eat erpo
with most VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH aud sUFFoCATISG
HOARSENFsS first symptoms Of QUICK cDSsITNlsflny
but suPplird wth H0ILOWAY's Pills and H0iIn,
WAYS OINTMENT, all danger is averted a lew pills
taken night and morning, and the Ointment brtskiT
move the SEYEE,T PAINS and stop the must disre.s
ine or DANGEROUS COUGH. Therefore We say 70 shs
~hoio Army,
Soldiers Arentios,.
plies although most valuable Thesr PILLS and OIT
AENT have been thoroughly tested, they The only
for over forty Or. Holloway supplied al tho
Armies in Europe, and during the CiIHEAN n cAMFAIGN
sale OF these GREAT REMEDIES, many time his spe-
eial Agent there has sold ia weight of tho
Ointment in SINGLE day. Those terrible and fatal enc
mics Of the SOLIlER IN CAMP,
Dtayrca, Dyseafy, Scurrey, and ScrofuloHs Etpions
All disappear like charm before these Pills oINr-
land,
To Armsl To ArHstl
Do not let these brave men perish bv disease pneo m
their hands these fRkCIOUS REMEDIES that will ena-
DE ien to resist the dangerous exposures Fevors
the Chilis, and The wounds which "a cannot void
aud what IS more cannot frequently get succ0ur in tho
moment ot need, whereas II brave have only
TO put their hands into their Knapscks thoro
sure remedy for all The casualties n the battle hed
How many thousands Of lives would thus be saved who
would otherwise perish before relief could DO obtained
cautio1!None genuine unless the words .sETon-
D1"Af- NEW oRK AND LoNDoS," are dscernihe a
round each pot or box; the may be plainly seen
by hiding the leaf to the light handsome rewA.d
VIII ne gwen 10 any one rendering such information
my a 20 me detection OF any arty or parties oouR
terieitng the medicines vending tae same knowing
them Ia be spurious.
- Sold al She Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
80 Maiden Lane. New York, and by all rcspectabie
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine throughout CIV
ize world in boxes at 25 cents 90 and 81 each
F1- There is considerable SAVING BY taking the laE.
ger sizes.
\. B.Rreetions for the guidance Of patients In eve
ry disorder are atiXed to each box.
Aug y, '62-lY
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on Boxes Layer Raisins 80 half & quarter boxes Go
~ 20 boxts Valencia Rasius; 1OC DG. dried pplts
Pceied and unpeeiei Peaches, Craaherries, &c
In store ard for sale by
-Gb.REe'IS L r TITTS & SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Redemption Notice.
w. p RETD,

ATTIC ORNEY AT LA w.
XKT ILL practice Law n Delaware, Morrow,
w UuOn and adjoining countless.
OfIce one door south Of the Public Buildings, Wes
side Of Sandusky street, Delaware, Ohio.
Dclaw are, o. Mar. l. '61-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

] 20 q C'ccrs, H.uleLes and Swc Lnps, with
ia3ty be ilculy cured # the Phi arr tax night
uac, che frsgy ss stated
in the prilicI hstrUcliIS If trc.teI any other
Hsncr they dry E Ia part to break 0ut in aiu:
Whereas This oitncrt viii Ghc l;sia:s rfcm
tue system and leave the laIict anal healthy
ma1. II WI require little prrs Bad cases
{ 10 insure IL last care.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Notice to Tax-Payers
In the East Part of Delapare County.

MY Deputy will attond at the following times and
VI places for the purpose of receiving Taxes, viz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

r1RTAT q-aris+y or Si x. worsted and Cotton I'm
Sf br IacrY Br,lids. ~ shc ns v siere
5 Z. & J. j. SIlUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Sabre Gus and Gun SEoi Wounds

Il stands uHeInaled removing and preventing eveFys
Yesl ge Of ngamna ion and gently drawing the edges
together, it quickly and completely heals tho most
rsLtlul wounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Eatraordinarn lhIilnrn SlLre

fnn can not put into the Knapsacks Of your Husbands
asd Brothers. a moro valuable more necessary gft
han a supply ul this