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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10

vention. and il due regard is paid TO our claims
by the delegates representing The other coun-
ties, We do not see how be can fail ofreceivIug
the nomination. OF his qualifications for the
place it is unnecessary 10 speak. The posi-
lions he has occupied, and that he now holds,
are sufficient endorsements in regard to ca
pacity-snd the fidelity with which be has dis
charged bis official duties heretofore affords q
satisfactory guarantee that the interests of the
District iD the lower branch of Congress can
bs safely committed 10 bis hands.
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The UNION STATE TICKET.
CoNeREssIuNAL aONVENTIoN.

The QUALIFIED voters Of Delaware Count,
who desire The unconditional maintenance o.
the Union aud the supremacy of the Constiiu
Iion, and The complete Suppression of the ex-
isiing Rebellion, with The cause thereof, b,
vigorous war, ard all apt and ficieut means
are requested TO meet at the usual place Of
convening for like purposes in their respect
I've townships on Saturday, the 25Ih of June.
1861, at o'clock p. M. and select delegates
10 meet in District Couvenion al Delaware Oh
WEDNESDAY, June 29th, 1864,
at IL O'clock a. M. Tor The purpose OF uomi-
naiing cal ddates for Representative in Con
grPss and Presidential Elector for the sth Con
gressional District.
The several townships of Delaware county
will ha entitled IN dplpUatna as G,IInws
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GENERAL nEEIeERs FROM nRIn.

Ohio has no reason 10 be ashamed Of her
military record. Something was done last
winter by the Legislature, in reference to
making up Military History for the State
as many other 8 fates have done for their own
brave sons We hope the pressure Of the
time will not be allowed to interfere with this
plan. The record 10 be complete should be
made up from day to dry, by judicious and
competent person.
Below we give from the best authority in
our reach list of the General officers that
may oe properly claimed by Ohio, and have
shown themselves by their deeds to be both
brave and patriotic.
MAJOR GENERALS.
Mitchell, (died in service,) Buell., McCook
Gilmore, Rosecrans Mcdowell, Siauly, Nc
PhersOn, SteedmaD, ScheLck, Garfield, Sheri-
dan, Sherman.
BRIGADTER GENERALS.
j icob Ammen, Robert McCook, (mur-
dered) LytIe, (kiIed in battle) J d. Cox,
Morgan, (resigned) Kautz. Custer. NJ. F.
Force, +. K. Smith, N. g. Mclean. NJ. d.
Leggett, a. Piatt. BuckIand, Sill, KILLED q,
MurfreesbOro) E. B Tyler, w. S. Smith, w
d. Hazen, w s. Fuller Cieveland Heorld
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Union MA1InNAL rnMYENrInn.

This important assemblags Of the represen
tatives Of the loyal Union loving voters Of thu
United States convened at Baltimore on Tues
lay. Every loyal State was fully represented
aud delegates we're also in attendance from the
territories and those portions Of several rebe
States held by our forces. The Convention
was called TO order by Ex-Gov. MORGAN, o.
New York, and that eminent Presbyterian
Divine and undaunted UniOn patriot, DR.
ROBERr BREcKENKIDGE, Of Keaiucky, wal
chosen temporary Chairman. Ga taking the
chair he made sound Union anti-sIaVery
speech, which ELECTED the most hearty ap-
plause from the Convention and the large
crowd Of spectators with which The galleries
Of the spacious building were densely packed
Alter the appointment of the usual commit.
tees on rules, credentials, resolutions, sc, and
listening 10 a patriotic speech from ParSon
BRowxLow. of Tennessee, the Convention ad-
journed till evening.
On re-assembIing the Convention was perma-
neatly organized by the appointment of Ex-
Governor DENNIsoN, Of Ohio, as President,
with Vice President from each State, and a
formidable list OF Secretaries. Ex-Gov. TOP
vas Vice President from Ohio. After tue
Transaction Of some unimportant business, the
Convention again adj djourned till Wednesday
morning.
Oa re-assembling the attention Of the Con-
vention was coupled with the report of the
committee on credentials. The delegates from
Arkansas and the District Of Columbia were
admitted to seats but not TO the privilege OF
voting. The delegates appointed by the Rad
ical State Convention of Missouri we're ad-
mitted 10 seats by the decisive vote of 44O
yeas 10 nays. The bogus South CarOlina
delegation was not recognized or permitted 10
occupy seats in the Convention.
OF Thursdays proceedings we have no fur
rher intelligence than a brief despatch an.
that ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF Illinois,
was nominated for President by acclamatioD,
aud ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee, was
nominated for Vice President on the frst bal
lot.
We have no intelligence in regard TO the
platform adopted. A. F. PEnRr, Esq, OF
represented Ohio on The Commit
lee on Resolutions.
The Convention embraced among its men,
oers many Of the most distinguished men OF
he gentlemen eminent for their tai.
mt, influence and thorough devotion to the
Union cause-and in all respects it would
compare favorable with any similar Conven-
ion ever held in the United States. In its
lcIion, in the selection of a standard bearer
or the Union hosts in the coming contest, it
effected the sentiment of ninety-nine hun
lreths of the loyal Union voters of the conn
ry, and its nominees will bs endorsed at the
'Olls by majority that will cOnrOund rebels
Ind rebel sympalhisers wherever found.
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Official Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE, srH DISTRICT OF o.
NaTygviile OhIo .htn6 1S6I

ASSESSORS OFFICE, sTH DISTRICT oF Ono
NarysviIle, OHIO. juno l, 1854.
NOTICE is heTehy given to all hom it NAV concern
~ that he Lists, Vaua alioI aud enumeI atoms matt
and taken by Emery Moore, Robert Nickname william
"ili'ans, Charles Armstrong, and Jnhu W I.ldd
tant ASS ssOTs Ter the 'AeI provide Internal Rev
ehue o. support the Government, and pay interest
Ihe PUBLIC Debit" approved Jny 1, 1862, in and fui
Tue county OF lie aware will be npen inspection fr
hiteen days from and alter 9Th day OF June 1881
county. >
Nnlce IS further given, that the 22I day Of June
1884 app as will be received and determined hv III,
Undersigned relative to any erroneous excessive wa
uAt"hs ad ehmeI atiols made by the Assistant ASSES
slrs, at the office Hf said Moore.
Appit a must be made in writing, and must specify
the larticuhT cause, matter or thing. specg which
decision requested must stat the principle O;
Inequality or error eomplRined of.
C. s. HAMILTON
juno D. le6A-St Assessor Sth DstrIcU Ohio.
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1t seems to be according by the universal
consent OF mankind that DR.. J. G. Aver i
Co.'S Sarsaparilla, PectOrsl and Pills are the
greatest remedies yet discovered for the treat
ment Of disease that Ayers Sarsa parillA is
the great Elixir of Life, which Philosophers
have sought for purifying the blood Try it
and judge for yourselves.
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WAsHIxGros. June s, 1864.
Major General Die:

4HuJOT Ue7teTut Dt.C.
Zen. Hunters victory and our occupation
of Staunton. is confirmed by the following dis
patch just received from Gen. Butler:
All quiet in my line. Richmond papers Of
June 7'h have intelligence Of fight at nit.
Crawford, between Gems. Hunter and Jones, in
which Hunter was victorious, aud Jones the
rebel commander, killed. S,auntou was after
wards occupied by the Union forces. The
fighting was on Sunday.
E. NJ STANTON.
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LETPER r. s

n emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Del
n aware Ute oil ohio, ON tue 9Th day of June, 1854
sz- To Obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call '.afv tised lspers give date OF Ihs
list. and pay cent for Advertising.
81 II not called for within one month they will b"
sent 10 the Dead letter Office
FREE DELIVERY Of letters ny carriers, at the resi-
dences OF owners, Tin the large citesl, mty be Sc
CURED by observing tn" following RCLFS:
l. DIRECT I'tteTs Mainly t. the street and number,
well the pest Office and SatH. q HEAD letters
with the writer's past office and STATE street and nut5r
sign them paihy Wta iuI NAME ana request 'Hdl % Al
be directed accordingly 3. Letters to stI anReT
or transient visitors in a city, whose special
address may be unknown, should be marked, in the
feiI band corner, with the word It a1sicnt
J. Place postage stamp tn upper riJhththd
ner and leGrc space between the stamp and direction
for Do marking without interfering with the writing.
\ R-A REQUEST tor the EFTUi n of a letter to the
writer if unclaimed within so days less, written
printed with the writer's HaHss, past Office aud STATE
acrsss the md end of envslOp', on the fac
side will be complied with at tho usual prepaid Tatt
of postage payable when the letter ia delivered s th
wrIter.-Sec 2s, Law Of 1888.
AdamsAA Lyons Miss Lizzie
Baxter Mss Mary Martin Jamie
BATTLES Hiss S - Mason Mrs H
+, ok Alfred Aanley Mr. ii
Boy nIhon Mrs Hannah BIcvain
RridReman Rev Vim Phillip Miss Margaret
Clark Mrs Martha Peters Richard
Cochran John Power William
CronkIeton Miss RCdman John
Fox Miss Mary Rogers Miss EJ 8
Gates Miss Mary E-2 Schultz Henry
Gt egg Miss Echnen Miss Caroline
Hack Miss Kate Sifher WIN
HaTman iii STaner MIS- Jennie
Horton Airs Frances Smith Mrs x
Hunt joseph Smith Mrs Armnda
Jepiz Levi SiOuebeTg Vim
,IOnes Miss Mary Spangi Mss Est2
Jones " F Iurke WmW
johnson Nackell WaSehed 1t
June /, Ward
Kline Mips Amelia weick MifsC
KHSsOns Miss Alice Willie Miss Louisa
LarcOm John
ES- onioe hnnra: opens 7: m.-closes 7.3U m
juno 10. 1856 t4s \. THOMSON. P N
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military C;ommutat1on.

To the Enrolled Militia Of Delaware County. Ohio
AUDITnR's OFFICE I'ELAwARE GlrtNrY, !
Delaware, Ohio. May 81, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the rolls of the Militia
4N OF the several townships of this county het.
IN this G1iice, and thoss fail To certificates
exemption pay into the County Treasury FOuR Dol.
LARS Communication before the 18th day Of August
Will be subject to the collection said sum, with 81
per Cent penalty, and such costs allowed CuuH
~ Treasurers dcsTaint taxes: all of which
the Auditor is required To collect by distrea6
June ST {. NEIL, Drp'ty Aud.
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The explosion OF an engine boiler on the
New York Central Railroad near Syracuse,
on Wednesday, destroyed the engine, tender,
baggage aul smoking cars, killed three per-
Fogs, aud injured twenty-five or thirty others,
some Of ihem seriously.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

just puolished, q edition of Dr. CulverWeIl's
Celebrated Essay on the radt, al (IIh0ut medI
cine) ot SPERH ATGRRHRA. seminal Weakn S. InrOl
untary Seminal Sses lMPOTENCT, Mental and Physca
Incapacity, impediments 10 Marriage, ais con
SUNrIoS EPILEPSY and Fins, induced By ssfindugenc
or sexual extravagaRce.
~ Price, in seated envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this lmrabe essay clear.
ly demonstrates from thirty years successful prac
t:ce, that the alarming consequences Of self abdS,
may be radically cured without the dangerous O,
Internal medicine the application of the knife poiu
ting out mode of cure, at simple, certain
cfectual, by means Of which every sufferer,
what his C iition my be-, may himself cheaPiy
privately, aud radically
A8- Tins lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man IN the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address
on the receipt Of six cents, postage STAMPS
addressing the publishers,
(HAS. !. c. KLINE h co.
II? Bowery, New York, Psi Oltce Box 1855
March 4, 1S64.-1Y iuu 10 81.
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Attachment Notice.

John A Jones, PaintT.) Before E. Abbott, Justice OF
Vs. the Peace Of PadnUr township
ThOs. A Jones, Def't. Delaware county, ohio.
ON the 5otn day Of May, A D. 1854 said Justics is.
~ sued an order Of attachment the above action
for the Thirty UolIars
June 10, '64-3t JOHN A. JONES.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
o F M a I L 3
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after the 18th day of May, 1851, mails wlE
rrive and depart from the Delaware ost Office fol-
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Ctsve-
Arrives at 1890 n m. daily.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, st Louis Southern
)hlo, Western Virginia, &c closes at $50 m Arrives
II p m. daily
Springfield Marysville, Dayton, Urban& closes al
1915 a. m. Arrives at 10 a. IN. daily.
Berkshire, Sanbury, Alum Creek, Granville Johns
town, &c-, arrives and clOses Il n. Tues lays
ThursdaJ and Saturdays.
hadnor, Prospect and Redwood, closes at $50 a. m
irrives at p m., Mondays and Thursdays
Norton, WaOO, Marion Eittle Sundusky, ETC. closes
It ESQ M. Wednesdays aud Saturdz. s. arrives AT
a, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Patterson, Rush Creek, York, wilkins and Redwood
loses at $50 M, Fridays; arrives At p. M,
lays.
kilbourne, Kingston Center, Porter &c, closes Al
$3.50 a. m, Tuesdays and Fridays; arrives at IL n M
tuesdays and p. Fridays
Macon, lIdigS, Kings ton Center, Porter, clonen At
5 20 a m. aud arrives ~ p. m. Fridays.
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slrw Advertisements.

az- 1T WOULD BE AGREAT ACCOMMODATION r.
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THElI
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
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FURNITRUE-
Columbus Cabinet Co.

WARE ROOMS, 2c2 SOUTH HIGH sTRRIT. CORNER
OF ktllkNn.
T1H'S COMPANY Is COMN SAD OF A N-Ttuprp or
Il JUu' neyma tabinet Makers, wh,, hay.' s.,L -
'oSelher tor tho purp % OF supporting Ibe,r sa
@hd 1hSnlsS VeS, aud 10 mtnuiAo ure eve k,n 4, 49,
Hlufr Chars' bodstoads, MAttruSs,H . &s .,,, LII
guarantees To our ettzshS Uf town Abd ,s,,,tr ,hsa
'hsy wi furnish as T. Oh furniture a. IL n.nnf.sssri
IN IhS united ) Atea, aud at s,tistarsorV pr,rfs
Iho Company hope % reVc,vS a hleInt -. or ,.,
rohage, ks thVir motto 10 ~ 1--we and A., -, ~
VIII give theul pVasuVa a. any ulno 10 Sh,, i.,,ors
TIs a,,, 'nSsa rS"s Slle'hsr parehAsus or not
lns NNMt9hI are sole Agents tor lhe AL, f Near.
Bailey q tNsa'npA ceicbi cd spriDo, p~S s.s
, un os AhlSl.y and nrSb,uss 1aI.SI Ss SASS,Isd
'ISs SI @ SaII anH "Asnne Pre- liom al 81 4, "a So
80, tn1S ., aSsi'Ah 10 Mr. W l. HUGH 8 ng s,s.u rted
VI hushes be>be. ~ A'e' , "a ana AiN
JOHN sTadChLkR, supei 'snt.
April, a. lsst--ly. 49, AFNtASSSS'
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Verbenas at 81 Per Dozen.

MRS. N. h. SrEwAkT has few du1vn ehucs Yer
III brnas leit, winch she wisLos 10 dISpos0 VI al un,
aVI.Ar per dS1en. IuES S-tf
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Notice to Persons Enrolled,

Notice to Persons Enrolled.
IL persons enrolled may appear before the Board
10 Of Enrolment before the
10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1864.
And claim to have his stricken of the lisf--f h.
show the satisfaction of the B. aed. that he il
not and will not be at The time fixed fr the dra #
liable to do military duty account Of firsr, Alien
second, non residence; third, OF age
fourth, manifest permanent physical disability.
PersOEs who may he csgniZlut Of other persons liable
TO military duty, whose nam do not appear Ibr
enrolment list, requested to notify the Board
Enrolment. WM. SKUNK, Capt
Provost Mar hal 9Th DIST Of Ohio.
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- A FARM, siiuated two mIeH north east Of Del.
kiiH n aware the State Road leading from DsI
-EIld aware TO Aft. Vernon cunlainlnx $50 acres Of
blot ale and, all under et ce, and l7O acres cleared:
lie balance good timber. There is a good hew,.d log
house, ana frame barn "a by so leeI thrss wells of
good water, and about 80 bearing Apple trg on the
arm The above Iarm well calculated to be divided
into Nv" farms. and viii be sold separate Il desired
FOR further psrICu enquire the subscriber Lv.
June 3, IS64-3t. a. p HAYESS
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Notice Of the Draft.

Provost MARsHALs OFFICE, sTH DIsr. OHIO.
Mansfield, Jure s, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that on TUESDAY, JUNF
IN Il, 1861 at O'Clock the morning Sturgek'
Hall, in the city Mansfield draft will h.
ed to supply the de fciency the quOa assigned to h'
several sub districts account of exemptions aOwe,
under the former draft
WM. SKUNK Capt. x
JHne 10. Provost Marsha Sth last. OF ohio
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Farm for Sale.

Omce'Hours: Opens at q. m.-Closss at T:3Q u m.
delaware. o., May 20, cast A. THOMSON P. NJ
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Mails will be ready for delivery from half TO three
quarters Of an hour after arrival.
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Estate Of Chas. steuens-

OlIoE is leTt by given that the UNDERMINED h.,
IN appoint as Auminisratrix or Ie estate of Luas
MS q, ce-s1d, late OF ielaw county, Ghn All
per SOUS INTERESTED will govern themselves ac rtippv
June 3, le64.-3t:pd. MS. CUMFukT sIEEENs
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Seed Buckwheat.

WE have In store small lot Of Pennsy vanis SEED,
w BuckWheat. 1hUss wanting should Apply inms-
nate y. Ff'
June 5, l9oi-4t. HILLS Bro r1ERs.
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Delaware. June 10, 1864.
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April, a. lSsi-ly.
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Fag~ HEADQUARTERs PENNsYLYA-

k99S HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLYA-
R-S MA MILITIA
- HApmsBUEG, December Q, 1864,
GENERAL ORDERS, No. a.
l. The Commando rn-C Chief, In announcing that Major
General Couch has been by the war Department relieved
from the command Of the Department OF the Susqus-
hanna, and ordered 60 service IN the deems us "a
express me regret which ht feels at the termination OF the
relations which have existed. during than eighteen
months, between that officer aud the state AuthOtes.
and 10 say that the promptude, oamesness ylgoF and
integrity with which General Couch all times fulfilled
AZ his Gues in this Department, ave entitled him 10 Tie
highest esteem and regard
The citizens ofPennsyyanla have learned TO know his
merit and Will De grauhed TO hear o that distinction
which, IN active service his skl spirit aud gallautTy can
not ia 60 add to his already high reputation as patriot
and soldier. "E~'N
H. The Comm Ander-in- Chief deems II a proper subject
OF congatulaon mat the command Of the Department
oeyoNes upon haor-General Cad~alader, a citizen OF
our own state ana officer OF high integrity and mill.
ury cbaIeeleI hha by whom, the people rely the pub.
lie service VIII De wisely aud yigOrOusJ carried on
By order OF ..H - \
A. G.. CURTIN,
A. L. RUSSELL. 'A- S14'''
Adlulant- General Pennsylvania RC.a
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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
General Candy Getting Better.
MURDER OF ANAvAL OFFICER
Rise in the Mississippi.

NEW YoRK, December Ca letter from New
Orleans, dated November 25, received via the
Mississippi river, states that General Candy IS
rapidly recovering, and is now able TO attend to
his official business daily. General Ullmann is in
chief command Of all the forces at Morganzii.
Minis celebrated I'd Massachusetts Battery
Is now stationed at Morganlia.
Lieutenant A. D. Vallade Of the Sith United
States Infantry, colored, Of New York, was killed
in an affair Of the outposts on the 23d
On the 2jth Of November, Actiug-Lieutenan
Thatcher, commanding the gunboat Ga-elie, was
murdered by the Rebels while ashore on an
island below the mouth Of Red river, and his
body brutally mangcd.
The Mississippi river had risen eighteen fee, at
Morganzia in one week.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

DR.. Jayno's Ezpcctornnt.-Au who have
used this standard Mcdlciue ior
ASTHMA, CoEsUNrTIoN,
BRONCHITIS, rLEURIsY,
wHooPING COUGH, GROUP,
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or any Pulmonary Complaint attest ~ usefulness In
proof OF mIs fact, we would that, for thirty years
past the FNpecorsn has been before tho public and that
each succeeding year has added to It's popularity and
tonGcdtho demand until 10 Is known and appreciated
In on quarters Of ne world and admitted be the Great
Remcoy Of The Age Tor that class Of diseases for which
ls especially designed
RECENT COUCH> AND COLDS, Plusrluc Pains, &C.
are quickly and tne,tualy cured by is dapAvroue, sOo
ing, aud eNpectoraut power.
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contraction or the air vssses and by producing free
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BRONCHITIS readily Yields To the Expectorant Itsub-
dues the Inflammation which extends through the wind
tubes produces eNpecorsuon and supProses at
tile cough and pain.
COEsUNPTtOS.- Forthis insiiious and fatal disease no
remedy on earth has ever boon found oectuAL 10 sub
ducs The Inflammation, relieves the sougn and pain
removes the difficulty ofbreahing and produces easy
cyTectorauon, hereby all Irritating and Obsructng
tors are romoyedfrom the lungs.
WHooPGNG COUGHls promptly relieved by this Erpoc-
t0rnnt II shorten the duration Of the disease and
greatly ultigatcs the suGerings Of the patient.
Iuan PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, In GROUP. pLEu.
RlsY, &c, win be found to be prompt, san pleasant
and reliable.
Prepared only by Dr D. Jayne Son, No. 2i2 Chesnu
street, and sold by Druggists generally.
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GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS. - STAR
" ENGAGEMENT.
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH

NJ. WALNOI siHEEI ABoHh 6iGdIm 6iIGidaI IL pNyuv
DHeotesa. a.s....sss.ss ..'.. MIS- ChAhLES HAhNhh
(fOTmCrly Mrs. DAN RlCE).
The lsrges company IN the world. star engagement
having been ade witl the immense hlCOLO Troupe,
these great artists will appear this evening and every
evening during the week Young klCOLO, an aerial
performer the LEChele PeTlleuse, Flying Trape1e
Is regarded by all critics as the ehld wonder. The
TALlEEk BROTHEkS, and W. ROCHELLE, the great
Man Monkey with Herr NICOL0 constitute the Troupe
The DENzkR BROTHERS, EATON STONE, TOM
KING, G. BACHELOR, Hessrs. MURRAY and HUP-
CHIN SON, CHAS. SHERWOOD and Family, viii also
appear in many beautiful scenes; The Trained Dogs UA
early, and get seats at liRht. Commence Al 100.
AATIEGEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY APTER-
MOONS, commencing At2h O'Clock.
ADAlISsION.-First Tier, 70 cents Second Tier -
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Do You Know DEAN has removed to No. Alb
Chestnut street, He sellg Tobacco, Cigars Pipes &C. hy
per cent less than any other man in this city, Rsmeabe
Dean, No. A3 Chesnut street.
RARE AND exquisite CONPRCToNs for the
Holidays, now ready at f. @. Whitman 4 Co., No. 8ls
Chestnut street.
PHoIooRAPHs OF natural styles, accurate like
nesses, and eIquisey finished at b. r. Remers Gallery
No. ci Arch street Go early, and avoid the crowd.
Remember tho days are short.
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burglar Alarm Telegraph PubTe
are informed that have succeeded
- in obtaining the agency OF this Vnlu-
esrT able Invention tor this city aud
Il vicinity. II is operated by electri-
,rsEBrs3 city the as all other tel elegraphs
htsf fSsASV 6S only tho wlres NOT visible Each
fsSlsee@e--s3. window and door s an operator. IL
Is introduced without defacing the
house in the least. burglar must
telegraph 10 your room he avoid IT, In
experience In New York II has failed II IL Is OBJ
ect protect beyond doubt the windows and doors OF
your house, it can be done. CHll and see Il.
JOHN A. MURPHEY,
No. 9z2 CHESTNUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-06

The report that Thurlow Weed was nogo-
tiatng for the purchase of the Washington Va
tonai IntsHgcaccr is denied by the proprietor OF
that journal.