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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
From the e3th Regimant.
DuMFR1Es. Va, Dec. q. !

DUMFBIEs, Va, Dec. Il, 1852.
Friend Thomson Never did we realize
more fully the assertion that soldiers fate is
uncertain, and that he should no. anticipate
than when ordered to be ready to march from
our snug quarters on Bolivar Heights at 5
o'clock OF Wednesday morning, Dec. 10th.
We certainly had good reasons for setting
down in the belief that we would pass the
winter on Bolivar Heights, and when march
ing orders came with the additional instruc-
tion that eve will not return to the present
encampment" it caused more commotion than
the explosion Of Il dozen bomb shells could
have excited. And when orders were received
few hour9 after to leave our quarters in as
good condition as when we occupied them, for
/ the accommodation of some Eastern troops,
there was a slight sprinklina of profanity in
the conversation of the men. But orders were
law with the soldiers snd all were obeyed to
the letter. Our Division left camp early
Wednesday morning, marched through Har-
per's Ferry, crossed the Shenandoah River
and wound around the base of Loudon Heights
into Loudon Valley. The roads were in bad
condition for travelling so that our progress
was slow. We encamped about ten miles
from Harper's Ferry Thursday morning we
resumed the march and in the afternoon passed
through Leesburg, the county seat Of Loudon
county, and that night encamped about three
miles from the town, on the road to Fairfax.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

The Connersvine Indiana TiUes notices a
sample ef sugar made irou tha red ton lmphoe
cane ny VIM. Hodrick, Of Franklin county IL
IS part ora lot OF seventy pounds ma. - - :-- =,
anl is as bright as r...1alou New Orleans sa-
gar, siae process was simple, boiling tbs
Juice down to the consistency Of thick noles,es,
and pouring it into eaFthera Jars to granulate.
In three days It has erauulated handsomely,
leaving but en- inch Of molaSses On the hop 0i
each jar. This experiment shows tha1 tie va
r.Qty Of cane and itsripeness aee' more imPor-
tant to sGccss3 in sugar making tlIau any spoe'
eI kiud OF eyaporaiof.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

WEALTH OF THE COUNTRY. Y.-One Of
the most astonishing things connected
with the present war is the proof it has
furnished of the vast wealth and resour-
ces Of the United States. Instead of ex-
hausting, it has served only to develop
the resources Of the country. In the
midstFof war, and in spite of all lessea,
the nation is richer and :.;0re powerful
than ever. Tha reason is obvious. The
wealth Of America is not fictitious but
real it is not founded upon some petty
branch of industry. some single manu-
facture, or local trade but it exists in
the country itself, in its boundless ter
ritory, its soil, It's mines, its lakes and
rivers, and has only to be brought out by
the vigor and industry of a hardy and
active race. Hence it is that while
CARRYING on one Of the most gigRuti wars
Of modern times, our cities are filed witt
the sound of business and the land groan:
with abundance One OF our daily pa,
pers saws '.Thcre Is great deal NOR,
capital in this country than people sup
pose. Within year, though Europe ha'
| sent US back almost oil the American Sc
/ curities it once held, the market has been
swept clean OF all first class railway bonds
/ 1t is impossible to purchase first clas
first or second mortgage railway bont
without paying preposteronsly higl
/ figure. hallway stocks have advanced il
like manner from rs to 100 per cent, an,
secure dividend paying stocks are eithe
above par or near it. The leading Goa
stocks are selling at 14@20 per cent
premium. Northern State stocks an
the stocks Of the leading cities are all p
premium.--iJ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Views Of Comprqnlizs.

The Harrisburg, Pa. Telegraph OF the 22d
ult. says:
Rev. Mr. HowbeFt, an Evangelical Luthe-
ran minister, who has been for nine months 10
service, as agent appointed by the Governor Of
Ohio, to see after the wants OF the soldiers
from that State alotg tie Potomac, arrived
here last night, in charge of the bodies Of Ma
jor Henthorn and several privaies.
At Fredericsburg, MIR. H. had interviews
with large number Of rebel officers who were
very free in their remarks, aud made 10 secret
of the plans and purposes of the rebels. a.
moug these were Major Owen, whose mother
is at present in the family Of Il On. Sam Craig
head, at Dayton, Ohio; Gen. Walton, Of tae
regular service; Captain SNYDER, Of Monroe
comfy Pa, Chaplain Owen, an Episcopal
clergyman, of Mississippi, aud many others.
They express themselves as much Obliged to
their Northern syHputhizors for their goot
wishes. but rdicuie the " idea OF c0mprouiss
as the sheerest nonsense that ever entered int
human brain" They say they possessed the
power, before they left the Unioo, of co,n
promising to any extent, but that was hot
what they warted. They would ike very wet
to have an arinistice, and wonder that tn,
| North docs not also desire it. But nOthiul
will satisfy them except an honorable peace
/ by which they mean an acknowledgment o
their Confederacy, including Maryland, his
souli &c, aud sufficient guarantees that ala
very shall never be interiered with iu any way
but that the fugitive slave iaw viii he strict.
enforced They declare that this moyemcn
was not entered into hastily, but was the respl
Of long preparation, aud that they will nc
stop until they have accomplished their purpo
ses. They viii nSree TO our using the Ais
sissppi uPon paying moderate duty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
A SEWING MAcnuu Man TURNED Monk.

A New York correspondent writes:
"One OF the Weekly London journals reeei-
we'd 10y the last steamer, bring us the curious
item of news that Mr.. I. NJ. Singer, the fa-
nous sewing machine manufacturer, has found
ed a monastery in the neighborohoed of Con
s'antinople, at cost, 10 begin with, OF $20,-
GOO. 1t is added that he is to become an in
mate OF the insIiiution himself. At ell events
it is not likely that he will ever return 10 the
United States although he has still au inter
est in the fourishiug establishment here that
bears his name, and whose machines are expor-
ted 20 almost evry country in Europe"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
u,n1ia. mIlti

Ore Of p,e greatest err'is'
cows uiat ere unquiet 1bi!E.
oo.p, beat, kick, and baviti
generally dene, aDd ihe &c,
augry, AVID, insteSd Of beco4s
worse. Eiilca cows oauao,'i' y :
r.aed Into standing Quietly,
milking. They dislike - "a.
know that hard words and. I.
euend lbc operation. Z
mixer Gs @ little urchiu dr.
rod in the hands 0i az argl
cxpee,s - see q sppliCd &c
kindly aud properly trea
,ae miIer, s.S-,T -S:,.
ard submits with Pleascrs
being nillScd. Every ons-
knows this 10 be true. I
"a ;on change OF mixers a
attaeao3 70 eve person wLsq
aion. sld aess rot williu " y
tlovq, her nilk to anothe
have enc regular mixer ~ =
bear Ia mind it JON shHot
expense of loas Of miiiSa,y, 9,
he COW. and
Al animals arc sppreSh.
mert aad resent abusive lha
/ uataro of instinct to q
yoa woald ha7s sbo,0 ger
( them cen'ly and kiasly.
milk isem can contro, t6
! their passions, and speak
! der Any preyoea,ion, amt
that they are not going q
submit 70 tbs oPersiioF,s.
/ par.asmad ~ regular huq
u,inuies rcan one day tc
ing " laughing should
time. and il should be da
I sble.-Er.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
A G RIOU Ii U
Deep rsshallsvz Plowil

Deep rsShalleU Flowing q !.
Experiments in reference to
low plouing have been tried ''Ftto'
least With rs, being il almost ost M J J
favor OF shallow Yl0wiag; st.l
who co1tiaue to Plew - deep
oreiIy trying TO tear Up come ei1ce &c,
tAe GetriTaeat Of tee crop. rereri
{ rather argiuaceOvs) three 2S9i, a. q
depth is suGciec:, for then thes onI
would IS On the surface, IN = tsI' ssi'
plauta e=n get = goad. stroued VII
if they get tl.is, and a geed ',,.'s
freely, with proper Aoeius, e A. SoI
certain. ioas 1l a
/ do NOT tliu1 snLcieut prewart
many with corn, when il IS 5 .'Ss co.,. =
deep, Deg!ecting il while yeowins
ing TOO much on making q gi,-
is irretyievabiy jwsricd. Ticta Bic
excellent orG=T. o. the young &c sssS err
vigoreas stsvt ~ u handni &c lar
ano CT Eanuse spread on thtn eve
part of 4 forkful Of manure
bill; syca il ,his way one mi
acre PER Gag, and 'hs yieh
have noticed many dells OF
! PlOwed Gecp aud shallow, ahSmsSyy
! the shai,o- Cl wet Is the tn viii
wkcl le Eeld I tt.sccd nforff A'0'
not have bad oI9 tL.Jd ihe eNS-
bavo had, Ial ke plos itt
heavy sci! 6eiag thrown o..
corn yv1 50 injured that no
remedy the evil.-E. 4. M,
GcailcBGn. AUsK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

An abstract Of tho Annual Report Of the
Treasurer of State for Ohio shows that the re-
coipts from NIL sources into the State Treasury
for the fiscal year ending November lst 1862,
were @6.572,3u7. The disbursements wece
s6p29 500 leaving 8 ba'enc 10 the Treasury Of
5ts2. .740. Pc rtsroipts exceed those OF the
previous year &554,J.0, and the disbursements
we're larger by $55,0o2,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

NOISY FIRB-Solue innocent new-Te-
giment soldiers at the West were cook
Ing their dinner in u kettle which they
planted on four nice, convenient rifled
ahelIs which they found lying about
just as the dinner was getting cooked
four tremendous bangs notified them that
there was some lnissalse. Nobody was
hurt, but pieces OF shell few furiously
about, and the dinnerwas not to be found.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

4 New REMEDY FOR TUE SMALL Pox.-
The Saracenia purpurea, or Indian cup, ma
tive plant Of Noyia Scotia, which was mention-
ed some time ago as being the epeciGc used
by the Indians against the small pox, bids fair
to realise the expectations entertained by
medical men Of its efficacy. In letter sd-
dressed to the American Medical Times, Or.
+. W. Morris President Ply sician Of tAe Hall
fax Visiting Dispensary, states that Ibis Sara
cenia papaveraceous plant will cure email pox
in all its forms within twelve hours after tic
patient las taken tie decoction. "lIoweyer
alarming and numerous tie e-aptions," lie says
cor continent and Figl,fuI they my be, the
peculiar action Of tae medicine ig such that
very seldom is e gear ian 70 tel he story oi
the disease. Ii either vaccine or ya,io!ous
matter is washed with tie infusion Of tie Sara
cenia they are deprived ef their coutageo-s
properties"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Rrpr1 7lEwspAptns.-A rebel paper PEb-
lishcd in louisiana is printed on tue uside oi
ordinsry wall paper. The Houston TelsgroP1
and the Galveston Netss have come down 70
snall brown paper such as groceFs use. Many
Of the Mississippi papers are lingering in 'hC
last stages Of contraction. They appear in all
sorts Of fantastic shapes and coiors, exhibiting
a)armiog symptoms Of the fatal spaper ep-
dulnic ID the rebel land.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Saws EayEsI

TUST received q good stock cI Saws, such aG G.
y Muley Mill Saws, sash Mil Saws, Nroas cut Wood
saws for power, Circular Saws power Cross Cutsas
Hand, Panne and Ripping Saws, Cross Cut raining saws,
Sack saws, Wood saws, Felloe, Webb and Key hole
IEWs For sale at the UpperH Hardware Store by
Fec 2,'59-%R c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

A LARGE assortment Of fine Pocket Knives an
- Razors from the celebrated lnnulactory OF VIM Gii
hrist-just received the Jewery and Fancy No
co Williams Block. These goods warranted superior
to any others in nthemarke-Eng sh not excepted. GeI
tlemen are invited to calland look at them.
c. C.PLAi.
Delaware, May 6.-@tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Tho Ellsworth (Nte) American says that
Gen. Bl1nt, vino is giving the rebels in ArNan-
sas hard time, aud who seems TO Ge "uide
awake" oflho afst water, was bora ia freatoa,
Maine, and twenty-five years oso ives wstk'nS
foy his board aud attending aehool io Els-
worth
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
VOL Xiv.
wRrrEx Foz TIE DELAwAEE GAzETIE.
TIE AEsEET.
BIZ HOPE.

Gone to the war. are the fathers and brothers,
or many a circle round the are-zlde dear;
Lovers and friendIeaz, have gone with the others,
Strengthened with hOps, and having no fear.
White far away are the forms we 50 cherish5
BY sickness and death stricken down;
Our hearts are with those who 50 perish,
More than those here sheltered at home.
The egifts'' that s'our Father bestewing,
Each day at oar feet as we speed,
Turns our Thoughts to the absent, well knowing
Their suferiEgs, privations and need.
The last days Of the year are row run,
sad days Of lost hopes have they been;
God grant coming battles be won.
And Peace cheer our Nation again
Dec. s1st, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

AT Por, Royal there is anegro uu5es Gov.
Saxtons tuition, 100 years Old who hos iast
learned his letterE lfe belonged al Grst &c g
Governor Of South Carolina and was presented
by him, whcu sixteen years old TO Gen. Ma
thauiel Green, oil Revolution memory. ard was
his personal servant as long as he lthe Geaera)
! lived.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

EAoIEKC HlAILRoAD.-PrIVaH
from California assert that th@-@---~u
necessary a money s'i e Ses' eo1%oees 6SS% CO.. rank
the Great Pacific Railroad from
of the route.
HARBoR DEFEEsEs.-Capta
green, in discussing the questi1 q.
Dor defenses, says, "thst tru
and thorough defense can only.
by harmonious and Just coz y 4 q
Of forts, iron-clsds, and rams,
other minor auxilaries as may
uted to the general purpose 81
ther would he oHaotusl.'
LUMBER FROM M1cHIaAN.-I
ley Of the Saginaw, Michigan,
10 ssw-milis, which produce
90, 600, 900 feet Of lum0er u Of
there were shipped from Eas.
600 eargosa OF lumber. The Festinga,
ex6austea in fftv vesrs, lem of
pos4Aop CUasrucvLr5s TX.
pOsege currency is on the
evcfy rection Of the country. TsTa, s1 -, m' q
furnished by tho government
DA<O5DOO per AhyB COtupatt
is wanted, seems but drop inns.
ct. The government is now ]
doeming the soiied postage sts'' "aHnS
havo been used for currency
states test that at the Whole amount DDS.
by the late ice gorge is not leA,ekties
600 barrels, valued OF e950l aud foehs
whole amount awaiting shij
10000 barrels, the half Of
saved. Cloths.
FuR GooDs.-The demand, orfsl,.r.
articles, so important to conf
climate, is said to be uRusw
ilsis sesson. Like laany otisS%
cs, the FAR tiedo ~ one In Wy RK .Bs
deception IS prAesiced and tn
who desires TO get good arti.
price often finds himself disap eS
one or both particulars. ,.u,...
x GREAT TELEscoPE. Me
& Sons, Of Cambridge, Mas
have succeeded in making ls
half inches creator in diAig3@.
that of the famous telescope ]
ward University Observaioryss,rr,',y new
about sixteen inches in Diane
more than eighteen inches. ,
for a college in Mississippi, .u.
bellion has annulled ths con- OF s,qs-
contract price was about SO
altogether probably the larsfasios.
glass in the world.
ND.
Commissioner Of Internal Il
decided that dressmsking is
ure, and as such, if carried on
tent exceeding ono Thousand XIV
year, including price Of goodfh 10
license. The dressmaker is @T>
make monthly returns, and t. ~
Of three per cent. on the WHO 4 g. u
her manufactures. When a q %
makes up goods belonging to Z 80
ers, she is required to make ,vnA
the same and to pay tax T~4~"
but she is autho horized by the
the tax to her bin for laboTa and IN.
lien upon the dresses untiEre, no
paid. q i'g1s a sia.
i've win
AERATED BREAD.-Everyee eeme aud
knows that one of the very rebeyeS
its for the health and comfot supplei
ly is sweet, wholesome, nutr.
How to procure light, WE'LL .,,
! is, therefore, a most impcrtEo edges
in each family, for where the most
secured the members will all,
II suffer from dyspepsia, ind
We have been using for soEary afs
nerated bread, manufactured
pany corner Of Lafayette
Eourth-street, and find il It, expo
most excellent article Of foSSsmflSTsaa
extensive improvement in gIdloX,
/ in the mode Of making thew TiiIs
=. =. !. I'D ]. D ]. . y. ] u. ]. ! . ] D.
company have beeA cnsbie3 6r.sky
many Of the difficulties wiistress-
countercd of the commenced 10 Abe
( business. and also to suppl.
/ increasing demand for aeI
" y. Evangelist. iofNR.
/ be
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
AyasL AxasL

TUST received another lot of superior Axes among
u which may be found the following patterns:
Western pattern, Ohio pattern,
Yankee Dayton a. heavy poll
Western g Silver Steel. Bows Axes, 2 TO 3 lbs.
Jan. 10 G. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Cutlery.

THINE Ivor and Bone Handle Tabs Knives
Fine Pocket Knives, RaZOrs aud Scissors, OF the bes
Improved makers, viii be found selling cheap NJ the
JeWelry Store Of C. PLAII
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Pocket E.aiyes.

uNY gentleman in want OF a good knife had
44- better call ateo 3, Williams Block A good as
sortent Of farmers Jack Knives OF the best quality
deoH JUstreselTed aud for sale by
c. PL-ATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

TYAVING made ARRANGEMENTS for the manufa
II ture and exclusive sale of tue above suPEaO
Flows cultivating Corn they offered at tn
Patentee's prices by G. c. CHAM BlRlAIN.
June 14th ISL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
liver Soap.
WindOW Glass

A NEW and Excellent Artielefor cleaning S
"a yer and Plated Ware Just receiVee at
Dec 1929 NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
-AxAS-

yrsT received. good stock Of Choppng Axes, of the
ab best brandsZwarranted. Also, Broad Axes Boys
Axes; Carpenters Adzes nc &C. .,,-,,, -
Dec. @. 6l- C. CHA1lDEtIAAA'-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
w Ol EwTIua.
c.. G,

TUST received and for sale superior article Of WOO
d Irvine, which will be sold lew.
JuneI3, 1s62-2ms c. G. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Drain Tile.

TUsT received car lead Of Drain Tile
d superior quality
do do .............. so
do DO .............- 90
liberal discount to those who purchase them by the
sand,
oct 26, ,'eo &C. CHAMBERLAIN n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

RTO dissatisfied Faces areeverseen to{eaye CAV
IN TITS GALLERY the beauty, excellence and
heapness OF his work faiiin rendering universal
Vtisfactionv CeI j, ,'0a.t It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Iron Double Shovel Plow.

TUST received good stock Of the Best Cit
81 Brands, and tor saieioW by
Dec 2, ,'59. Sc c. c. C-CIIAMBEFI.AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Yours Respectfully,

NN. a. McDERM0TT,
Acting Orderly Sergt. Co. c, All .. V. 1.
P. s. To enter into the minute details, or
record feats of personal daring, would occupy
more time and paper than have TO spare at
present.
Capt. Jones remained on the field all day
and was covered from head to foot with mud
aud blood. Harvey Jennings, company G
succeeded in SURROUNDING a couple Of tbs
chivary, and handed them over for safe keep
ing. w. A. III.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Tobacco.

IN BOXEsFives, sevens and Tens Lump TobacC
Il " SO Cattie's Halt Pound DO do
II Half Boxes Natural Leaf do do
rs Doz. Goodwin's Fine Cut do
10 Gross AndeTson's do do do
20 Bbls. and Kegs smoking do
In stor and FOR sale by R. z HILLS s SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
RcnaTrlng.

ALL kinds of work aertaing to the Watch end
r. Jewelry business Viii be done IN the pest ii.1eI
aliforna Gold made up TO order Sewing lnacnlnes re
aired at No. Williams Block by -
June1 .'6O-"h y fL-AAI'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
IIaiIs.
q anted.

rUsT received, best brand Wheeling Nails which viii
81 be sold low for Cash.
Dec 6. '6l G. C, C,CHAMBI1lAlN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

TJOR Ladies', Misses and ChGren. Best and mos
IL stylish shapes, with all the late improvements, &
S. J. J, SHTR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Read nfs,

YTAVTTa sold my Stock Of Clothing. would say to
ii those indebted to me that tgsh them TO call 0ad
SsttLe inlnaeCfiateIy.
al 1861. ALk-A- AUNLAP-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

FUST received, good stock RoBERTs' STEEL PLoys
al which offered to the public superior fIoT
which will be sold low for casa.
Feb. % c. C. CHAAIBERLAIN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Dress Zrir,argalN gs.

n sssing's Combined Corn Planter and Shove
ID PlowSThe best pattern ever invented =
For sale by C. q C{94-A6i-ij .-AlN-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

0uTTTEn Tafeta checked. Plain aud Edged Rib
~ bons Black and Fancy six Velvet Ribbon, Alapac
a and worEtsd braid, all eoiors, will be sold low.
S.P. & JJ- -SHUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Apple frees apple 'Ezeos!
-. TXTH0 wants good Orchard of Grated Trees
Ss w Trees from Ir0l0 feet high, very thrifty
- and healthy. Cali at the Delaware Garden,
where you be suited
Oct. 3, 1362.--f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
IEaE1ee Enalgs-5El0 O.

n0EE in Delaware =tCG - JoIalag CcEnt1ee- e5l
sz1rt notice--. g1aIeEll i3-s s9raff-
ed TO be the best-pricga ioN1eave yo'r crt S a 9ie
Large Stove and Tin store Of T. ~ AN7s ia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Corn Planters.

ner q large assortment or Cloths, Cassmeres, Sat
j NETS, Tweeds Jeans Sc, FOR costiags, for men
and boys Pantalooniug at old prices Call and see
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
woodep ware San Buckets. &C.

Wooden Ware. Sap Buckets, &C.
annn SAP BUCKETS: So aoz2 Hoops Pail
lUBU 10 doz Tubs; 8 doz ChUrns;
For sale at manufacturers prices ad&lng freght
Tah g. 'el r. E. HILLS & SON
fO0 BELs. Coarse Rocking Salt.
AGU 10 do Fne syracuse silt
200 Bags Mason City eIaairy salt.
zoo do Syracuse 10
All of which under cover, ia bright new package
r. E HILLS & son
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Just Received,
Zocp k.xEs.

A MOTHER lot of Solid Bored TUbsing for C,lail
~ Pumps and for conducting water = to- nlc bore
Sept '59-&tf. Z. G.. CHAM BEHiAlN-
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ANY number Of individuals to call and exam
A inc the superiority tone, nisA amt Hie-t1Nc eA
preston OF the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken
VGATTTsS G ALLERY They areainirodby very or
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Window GLASS .
Roberts, Steel PIows.

TUsT Received Large stoek, Of Best City Brant Bra,
u Window Glass. Z. CtAMatIsL+ALN.5
June IA. .A61.
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q y q 81. 81. Snur

onn BBLs. from superfne to Double Extra
GON White W heat
For sale by r, E. HILLS Z SON
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cxpo
seized
eating
5HfON,
EtlILO-
cw Pills
briskiy
will re.
distress
+ 20 the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Ladies Furs, Gents Furs, Misses Furs
noN'T buy untiI you see the stock al sHCRs-in OIL
II y entangy Rooms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

AVaV&SV / GOO bushels Beans:
500 bushels Hickory Nuts.
Oct. IS. 's1. A STRAUSS
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For Sale
A GOOD HORSE and SPRING WAGON. Call eosn
"A Al n. Ely cos
July u. 1ss1.-ftf
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S. ?. G. 3. ;. Shur
EInIlr.

TwAwE5 made large addition their stock, bought
EI for cash and Offer them at the lowest prices Call
and see. Great Inducements offered