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"AoHiN~AoN, CcPi. Al.
Commander Carter, OF the steamer Michi-
gan, telegraphed to the Secretary of the Navy,
dating Johnson's Island, TO day, concerning
me capture by the pirates Of the steamers
Paraons and Island Queen. He saws they
were pursued by him, and that he has got the
principal agent prisoner on board, and many
accompllces. He adds, all is well at prf aent.
Col. Hall has six OF the pirate party on John
SONS Island
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mechanics, Bank.

THE Annual Meeting OF stockholders of the Mo-
Il chsnrs bank. for The eoice Of Directors and any
other business which may come before them IN be
held At their Banking Roc m MoDuay, I'd oct.
next, at r.. u. Per Order.
III. STEPHENSON, Cashier. s,
Portland. Sept Is. lss4.-dtd
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Connecticut un,on conpen,ion.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. u.
The Union State Convention met In this
city to-day, was largely attended and harmo-
NOUS. The following Lincoln and Johnson
electors were nominated
John T. Waite OF Norwich, John Pelton Of
Waterbury, James J. Patterson of Hartford,
Samuel C. Hubbard of Middletown. Reuben
L. Ssyles OF Killingley, and =. A. Benjamin of
Stratford.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
The Herald's City Point dispatch OF the
10Th, says calnonading was kept up until ar
ter midnight last night on our left flank, and
rumors prevail this morning that the rebels
attempted TO turn our left flank. 1t is not un-
likely that battle may grow out of this az
fair
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tender their acknowledgements for boxes re-
ceived during the last month from the towns
Of Albion. East Lisbon, Little River Village,
North Auburn and Searsmont. The commit
tee would remind the public that their rooms
are open every afternoon from till O'Clock.
Ladies wishing to aid the cause By spending
few hours in sewing for the soldiers can
there find all materials prepared for them.
Work may be taken from the rooms II pre-
ferred. No draft will be enforced, but earnest
volunteers are desired. Per order.
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BCoL James P. Brownlow, q SON Of the
brave Parson Brownlow, after fighting from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, aud even in the Stone
man raid, was sent back to Nashville to meet the
Wheeler raid, where ball passed through both
thighs, as he sat in his saddle, making a dss-
perate charge at the head of his gallant rsgi-
ment.
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Furniture nt Auction.

nN "Wednesday. Sept %. q. 10 o'clock A. NJ and
" ~ r. ". ~ the CsniIai House on Lime street.
rear this Custom Houfe, ALL TIE FuRrrIrEx In
said house. consisting or Beds, becstesds Bedding
and Mattresses, Carpets In variety, Bureaus. Rock
err, sofas. Mirrors. Chamber sets, Toilet, Work,
and Extcnsicn 1ables Chairs in great variety
Tor. Oflce and Cock stoves, Table Gu lery. Chin .,
CLARA croekery Iron. stone, Tin and Wooden
Ware. togsther with the entire tface and Kitchen
HENRY BAILEY co.. Ascru.
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Valuable House al Auction.

nN Friday, Sept 20. At 8 o'clock>s. n. on the
Opiemises. we shail the story aD6e half house No.
- sno.ef st. The house 10 flushed throughout IN
rooms with nSe closets: n has an excellent cellar
sa ou.eaaee water. hard and soff II Is heat by
s u.naesi rs hioushcut the bous. We have sell
uv ~ snel, 20 perfect and desiralle teremert IL
y IN ols o. the best peighborhoees IN the city
ihTis iree poiicJ Of Insurance on the house.
4 Sept ie-dtd AAs'oA
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Rebel Forces Z. Richmond = Movements of
Troops.
New YORK. Sept. 81.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says:
"A Virginian reports that lie had conversed
to day with an acquaintance from Richmond.
who states that Lee has positively but 10000
troops, independent of Early's command"
The s03d Pennsylvania sharpshooters, over
LOCO strong, left Philadelphia for the front to-
day.
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Municipal 0ourt---Sept. 81.

Thomas Hassett, for assault and battery on
William Fl. Nelson. was fined IS and cost,
which he paid.
Joseph Chandler, for larceny Of car shackles,
was sentenced to sixty days imprisonment In
the county Jail.
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ENGRAvINGs.-We are glad to learn that
Miss Emily Simpson, canvassing agent for B.
b. Russell, Boston, is meeting with grand sue
cess in circulating the splendid engravings of
President Lincoln, and Generals Grant and
Sherman. They are fine ornaments for any
loyal mans parlor.
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0liciai DssPateh from Secretary Stanton.
WAsuISeroy Sent n

WASHINGTON, Sept 81.
Gen. Grant transmits the following extract
from the Richmond Sentinel Of yesterday:
"A slight ripple of excitement was produc.
ed here yesterday by . report that raiding
within few miles of tAat place. The result
OF all our inquiries on this head Is, that this
report originated in the fact that early Mon
day morning party of Yankee raiders, whose
numbers are not known, visited Rapidan
bridge, and after destroying it proceeded TO
Liberty Mills, FIVE or six miles above, which
they also destroyed. From this latter place
they are believed TO have gone back to Gull
pepper"
The operation alluded to was by force
sent out previous to the battle Of Monday.
lSigned) EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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.TnEATRE.-Messr Bidwell & Pike, with
q strong company, win open Deering Hall FOR
few nights for the purpose Of producing the
drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin" in a style
never before attempted in this city. The first
performance viii take place on Friday eve.
Ing.
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Wifhara,rai of Fremont.

NEW York, Sept. 81.
The Tribune announces that It has been as
sured that Gen. Fremont has determined to
withdraw his name from the Presidential can
vass. His letter of withdrawal will soon be
published
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Defeat of the Indians at TahEahokufy Noun
tain by Gen. Sutiy.

tat" bv Gen. SuHy. B
WASHINGTON, Sept. q.
Gen. Suly's official report of the battle at
lahkahokuty Mountain, situated on the Little
Missouri, has been received In Washington
There were at least 5000 or o 900 Indian war
riois, while Sully's entire force numbered, In
the Held, only about . 200 men. The country
Is intersecied by deep ravines and felled tim
Der, OF which the savages took advantage; but
oy the skillfal maneuyers of our officers they
were driven in circle OF about three miles to
the base OF the mountain, beyond the line OF
skirmishers, and many OF them killed. The
Indians fought with skill aud extraordinary
desperation, but they were all finally put to
night. by sunset there were none on the
ground, and our troops that night slept on the
battlefield. There we've subsequent success
full operations against the Indians.
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valuable Real Estate mt Auction.

nE Tuesday Sept 81. az O'Clock p. NJ we shail
Osell house No, Deer st. the homssteaa Of the
lars capt Benjsmin Knight. The house 10 two story
and Of brick; II has 10 hbi- he'd roons with coed
closets. Plenty hard ard son water. The houss 10
., By 20. with barn 10 by - anda good gardsn.-
The lot 10 about CO. square.
HENRI BAILEY Co., Anstionscss.
Sept l6-dtf
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COMMERCIAL.
Per steamship Persia, at New York

Per steamship Persia, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept. 10Th
Sales to-day were 5000 bales, including Q 600 TO
spectators and exporters The marke, closed quiet
aud unchanged for American, but irregular and Nat
ior Other descril tons
Breadstufs-dnil and tending downward.
Proyisions-Quiet ana tending downward
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. lo-Copsos
closed at 81 gs7i for money.
AMERICAN sECURITIES.-ilinois Central rail-
road 43a42 dis; Erie Railroad 436zs.
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BASE BALL.-An interesting match game
OF Base Ball took place yesterday between
the Resolute and Excelsior Base Ball Clubs
The score stood as follows :-Resolute, 80;
Excelsior, Is.
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Aaminisfrator,s sale.

NOTICE u hereby given, that by virtue of n
IN cense from the Judge OF Probate tor the County
81 Cumberland shall sell, BY public auction the
dwelling hoass on tho premises. on the stventtsntk
day Of October A. ID 1864 at o'clock In the afler-
n0sa, the homestead lot Of the late Reuben Hoi-
brook. late of Freepors, In said Cnunty. situate in
raid Ercepcrf, and containing TOUR acres Of land,
with the buildings thereon.
as-llr HokaCE BREWER Adninistrafor.
Dated this 5th day Of Sept. lsas. ztswswe
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for October has
been received at the bookstore of Hall l..
Davis. The proprietor has not increased the
price, and it still continues to be furnished at
$500 per year, or two copies for So 90.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20.
=, New Zealand advices of July Sd, state that
the war has closed by the English gaining .
conditionally.
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Valuable Real Estate n, AUe,,or

AN Thursday, Sept ed. at 8 O'clock p. M. wa
Oshall selfat Auction the block 1.-TWO hon 81 Nc.
and 8 Bracket So. These are good two and balf
story houses new, with brick has nfE and ooo an
tops they are thoroughly nlibed thToor about with
good closets good celisrs. good water. &c. They
are valuable houses for investment. They are al
ways under rent-they now pay four hundred del
lars HENRY BAILEY . CO., Auetioneers-
Sent ltd ~. ~
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In consequence Of the continued high price
OF grain, the Directors Of the Horse Railroad
have decided to raise the price of package
tickets, both in this city and Westbrook, from
and after Oct. 1st
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Fsw Adssvtsssmsnts To-Day.
nan I. Davis BLANK Books, &c.
auction Sale-H- n Bailey l. Co
A ,sasl mt Price Ltst-Swee,tir's Bleachery.
Aueion Sales-usnr Bailey Co.
Ksoruits-Mead, Dame Butmar.M Is a. y.
New Hats at Harris. Ns# ~ RI
S,arf ound. 40 t.. q. as-s.e.s .4..,. !
Theatre Deering Hall
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Yaeh. MARY tllender a, Auction.

nv Saturday Sept "a Of 10 O'Clock A. n. AZ ha,s
W of Long whsrf the fine schoo neT-rir red Y'est
Mary SLENDER, OF % ton burthen wi ali her ssils
rigging anchors cables. end dorey. She Ia all ttis
tor Sea- with stove.v a er-ctsk compass, kc She IL
veil CALCULATED fer pleasure parties, being ssfe and
last. Can be essmlGed morning of sale.
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctionsers-
Sept 22-dtd ~. ss.-- ~ ,s...t No.
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ADMITrED.-On motion of L. +. Webb,
Esq, Mr.. Everett w. Pattison was admitted
to practice in all the Courts Of this State, at
Norridgewock, on Tuesday, goth inst.
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Financial.

WAsHIsGToN, Sept. 81.
The Subscriptions the 90 loan for the
last two days amounted to 81 ,020 900, and 10
the 10 40 loan $1,000.
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Base Ball.

The third match game Of base ball between
the Active and second nine of 0sceola Clubs
resulted in the defeat of the latter, being the
second victory out Of three games;
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Casco Bank.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Stoei holders or this
Il Bank Tor the choice Of Directors, aud tho trsls
acioa Of oher busir es.. will be held II their bank
ing Houss. on MONDAY, the ii day Of ctober next.
at O'Clock r. n. Per Order.
Z. r. GERRlsH, Cashier.
Sept Ibid 81
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6. M. rArrEN. AucTIoSEER. u EasA..s. st.
Dry aud Fancy Goods.

M Saturday, 2<sh SEPTEMBER, at loA n. Broad
~ Cloths Cxssifn sres. annsts, AIpsccas, LiDens,
Drtss Goods closkings, diapers, Doyiies. Napkins,
Crash uamzsk, Hosiery, Linen Hdkf., Balmorals,
Edgings, kringef, Clothing, sc.
An invoice Of Note and Letter Paper, Cutlery
Pins. Clocks. Stationery, 80. No postpone N eat.
Sept 20-d.d r-
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The Hartford Reported Bte,ca Up.
New YORK, Sept. 81.
There was rumor to day that the sloop of
war Hartford, en- route from Mobile Bay here
had blown up,
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osoEoLA cLuD.
nv 1SSrNeI

In the sixth innings Williams had home
run, Umpire, Mr.. Guerney- Scorer, H. Z.
Bacon.
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AUCTION SALES.
GenteeI Furuirure ar Auct,ou.

Genteel Furniture at Auction.
lhns.day Sept ed at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at once,
S,i, ~ snai sell an assortment Of Furniture con-
a., - ~ e one Black Walnut Parlor Suit, Jour
oi.Cia,h SSs.s, two Marble Top Tables. Wool and
two Cotton a at 81 and. side-bosrd, Mirrors,
Dining Fable, r. rigess.oI' PIelnys. No. =;
LILLE - ns W and sli in orfect order
Sept 21-dtd ~ . ae"onee1s-
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York and Cumberland Consolf-
dated BOuds at Auction.
ON Saturday, Sepf. 2ith, at IL O'Clock NJ, at
" ONCE. w. shall self = ,resfy-Sir Hundred Lot-
l1rs York & Cumberland CONGO icatsd Bonds. Sale
positive. f
,.przl did HENRY BAILEY 3 CO., Austrs.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Annual Meetinx !
nanufnc,urer.a and 1.raders Bank,

Manu1nctuFersn and Traders Bank.
FUvHE ockholdsrs OF the Mar ufscturers aud Trad
Il ers Bank are hereby not ned that their Annual
Meeting viii be held az their banh ing Nom
day. the 81 day Of October next. at So'cloek p M,
for the choice Of Directors for the ensuin ear, aud
the tr of such other business may legal
IL come before them.
BY O. der OF the Directors,
ssptl4 dtd EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
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Draft in the LIST District.

Tie drafting In the LIST District was contin-
ued yesterday by Commissioner Adams, who
drew for the spb-district composed Of tbs
towns Of oasco aud Naples.
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STATE OF MAINE.
NOTICE Of Dissolution !.
X e m d v Al!

TAR. HEALD has removed hts Office from No 1si
IL Congress ST. to the opposite side OF me 49,,
cos ner OF Congress and Temple streets e"se 49,
erly occupied BY Drs. Bacon Rresiin-
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Canal Bank.

fUyHE Annual Meeting &C the stock holders OF thfs
Il Bank. for the choice Of Directors, will be held
A. NJ.
Also 10 consider the subject Of adopting the Ma
iicnai Bank Sy STEM and for the Transaction of any
other bu .iners. Per Order
sept I6-dtd b. c. sOMeRBY, Cashier.
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Bank oil Cumberland.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the annual meeting
IN of the stockholders Of the Bank Of Cumberland
Tor the choice Of Directors for the ensuing and
the tran action any other business that may
before them will be he d ct their Banking Room
Monday the II of october next alta o cock r. n.
Per Older of the Directors
sAAL SMALL. Cashier.
Portland, Sept 10. 1854. sepledtd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08
CARD.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Allow US through
your paper to acknowledge the
kindness and generosity of the good
people of the 1st Presbyterian
Church and other friends.
We were invited Quito tea on
Tuesday evening Dec. 29th, and on
our return we found our home in the
possession-not of snemies-but of
Christian friends. Not only the
young but also the old, some whose
time on earth will soon be done
favored US with their presence and
their gifts ofJoUe.
After a season of pleasant and
intercourse we were invi-
ted to partake of a rich and bounti-
full supper. At an early hour they
leaving behind many
things, which add much to our com
fort. There were not only volunta-
ry contributions for the pantry and
the wardrobe, but also for the
purse, which is generally quite
light, and often altogether empty,
among ministers of the
gospel in these days, when it re-
quires much to live comfortably
For these and other tokens of friend
ship and love, which have been re-
ceived at different times, we "thank-
ed God and took courage"
May they all be crowned with
Gods richest blessings, both tenn
poral and spiritual. is our earnest
prayer. - 8. 6 MILTON MeMILLN.
#1aEI-=Et MAMIE MCMILLIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08
~ Twsnty-One Years Ago.

Mr. c. c. BEISTOI, dtstin guished Chemist and Drug
EIs OF the city Of Buffalo, N Y invented and manuac-
turSd a compound known BrlsOI's Balsass Of Hoar-
hound which perfect SPECIFIC for coUezs COLDS
any EEoEcHAL arIsing from damp,
cold, or sudden change Of the weather
Every person who has taken BRIsToL's BALsAN
HoAEnouSD prOnounees the best article iE-
vented and jasty celebrated has It become, that
the market is already full Of limitations, eounts-rsits
and dangerous compounds, under the OF Bal
sam Of Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for BriTtois BaIEEm and that his sig
nature is th' ostsIde label Of the bottle.
MaEK.-This. nvaiuabie MedieFe has been some
tWsntyone years before the public, and without any
effort the part Of The proprietor sale has become
very extensive and is daily increasing The low price
the Medicine sold (25 CErs) enables to
partakS Of its healing qualities
C. CROSBY. BUFFALO, n 7.
Sole nanufasturer, 70 whom all orders should 2d
dressed. For sale By al respectable Druggists. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Samuel Fin
ley has sold his farm, situated OF
the east side of the river, about a
mile south of town, to Mr.. Sherman
of Muskingum county, for $50 per
acre.
John Cunningham Esq. of Troy,
has sold his farm in that township,
to Mr.. Mooney, late of Belmont
county, for $43 per acre.
Msr. Stenbeck, of Berlin, has sold
his farm situated in that township,
to Mr.. Abram Styer of this place,
for $34 per acre.
Mrs. @. r. Sharp has sold her
frame Cottage on Hill Stseet to Mr..
Samuel Finley, .or $1,000.
A lot containing some three or
four acres, situated between the
two Flax Mills, has been sold for
1915 per acre-the proprietor of
the new fax mill being the purcha-
ser.
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-AroTurp SorDTrp covpTo REsT

ANOTHER SOLDIER CONE TO Rest
P. M. ELLIOTT. of Berkshire town
ship member of Captain KimbalPs
Co. In the 96th Regiment, was bad
ly wounded on the Sd of Nov, in
the western part of louisiana; hav-
ing his thumb and finger shot from
his right hand, also a wound IN the
left arm Just above the elbow and a
musket ball in his knee. He lay
some two hours on the field, the en-
emy having possession. He was
then cared for, but had to be sent
to New Orleans, a distance of $50
miles; he suffered much from the
journey, as he was compelled to
travel part of the way by Ambu-
lance. Having arrived at the Hos
pital at New Orleans, his wounds
had become very much swollen and
very painful. AmputatiOn was
found to be necessary; this was at
tended to, but he had not strength
to survive the operation. He died
on the 3Oth of Nov. He left unmis-
taxable evidence of being a chris
tain; the chaplin spoke encourage
ingly of his preparation for death.
He has left kind father and moth
er, brother and sister. to mourn his
loss but shall they mourn since he
died loyal both to his country and
his God
His body will be brought home |
for interment. A FRIEND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08
THE ILLUsTRATFED ANNTUAL REeIs

THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL REGIS
TER OF RURAL AFFAIRs.-We have
received from the Publishers, LU-
THUR TUcKER & Son, Albany, N. Y /.
a copy of this interesting and val
liable publication. It is a'handsome
volume, put up in paper cover, de-
voted exclusively to rural affairs,
illustrated by 130 engravings, and
is sold for Is cents with the usual
deduction to those who purchase
by the quantity. tits" adopting
the language of a cotemporary, "the
cheapest, neatest and best manual
of agriculture ever published, and
taken in connection with the num-
bers which have preceded, all of
which may be obtained of the pub
fishers, neatly bound, it makes a
complete little Agricultural Libra
ry in itself, which ought to be in
every farm house"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08
THE GREET FRENCH REMEDY.

BoIvIs COATED FEMALE PILLS
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine
structons Monthly difcutes Irregularities, and i
h . other diseases to which the Woman, Wife and
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain deetsrious ingredients bu are
safe their action. They will be found to
exert the happest effect in all Of Prozpgus Usr,
in Lsucorrhea, the Whtes they will be found tbs
siest and certain Cure that befound II is
on account this certainty they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females (duriRg the first three months,
miscarriage csrtaiTs be brought on but at otRGs
periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. B-One Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent,
will insure a package of Pills by return OF mail.
c. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Ere, c. W, Buffalo, N. 7.
CAUTON.-Beware of counterfeits. the genuine have
the signature Of C. CROSBY, the outside wrapper
Fer sale by all respectable Druggists. apr loosely
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08

DEATH OF Mrs. DR.. THOMSON
Last Friday a Telegraphic des-
patch was received, announcing the
death, in the city of New York, of
Mrs. THOMSON, wife of Rev. DIR.
THOMSON, for many years President
of the o. w. University and at pres
ent Editor of the N. Y. Christian
Advocate & Journal. The corpse
arrived Monday noon and was inter
red Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m, the
funeral discourse being preached by
Rev. DIR. TRIMBLE of Columbus, to
a large audience, at St. Paul's
Church. Mrs. T. was a daughter
of Ex- Governor Bartley, of Mans
field, had been long a resident of
our town, was q most estimable lady,
and was beloved by all who enjoy
ed her acquaintance. She was 43
years of age, and her health had
been precarious for a considerable
length of time previous to her de-
cease.