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Constitution Water

Has tEen rro9ounced BY the Medical Faculty, and
permanent cure Of ali diseases Of the Stomach Liger
Kidneys, Bladder and Womb, that haa ever been
offered
It Is not a Medical water It Is from expe!tence
that Constitution Water has emRnated. and we now
eay let no man doubt when single bottle has been
known to cure diseases which ihe best medical talent
Water cannot be classcd under qu}ck" prepaeattonA
II is Used By tho most selcadc cpractioncrs In
this city. It Is only second class physlcana that CIT
down popular remedies, whtle the better skilled make
use Of every means to accomplish q cure; md the
snccess Of the physician as his knowledge o1
while others fhn in the attempt Science is satisfied
Giye CONSTITUTION Water fatr tsial-we mean you
who are under BONE specialst's care from year tc
year, and re particularly allUde TO ladies who are
constantly resortnE to local treatmon. anu NIL sort1
ofloca applications for Diseases with a. much Glance
ofsncceks there would Be from local application
We hare always been careful to use 1angua In ou1
circular that could not shock the most ogan
zati0n, but receive so many comm1ulcatlols nom
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted and
Of whose disease mention has been made, that We
hnve come the conclusion that II the remedy is
pablo Of prnducinE cure no mntter What The disease
Nc would say, Constitution Watar Is not Ike Gid.
I'll pill unda 10 suit the eys and taate It ia met
cine every senss the term DaeGd in the hands q
the aissstiona, II Will in eyesy essa produce rudical
Diet etc zaiata only to tbs dssesse uEdes which taeJ
occur.
, 1864-04-12

In Lousfcllow's I-ocIn .IiawlthR VIE adJudgtd to
conferred the grcatcs1 boon on his tribe because
brought to Its notice Every one viii admit
:.I our preparation II worthy OF lie name, for the
D ucr1s Ii ronttrs whrn Il T. known.
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES
II ,Aed and gray hair and ~hls.ers to thcr
crl@nal caes. 1t hr1ngs up the natn;al shad!aE O.
c hntr With another tuus giving tie bafr peifect
lie appearance. that tin most critical ob:erycs
t:.ntui trtcc IL II makes haseh latr soft nnd
'son: al ir ruyties, Is resGity applied aod wiped
the kl:>n aty hair dEcss:. and eotirtly over
cnnsntrinr sulphur. sugar II led, &C. The rroprte:
rpce to ttSt il the Scw York dailcs thrce veegs
with W:As NEVER AGcEfrEp. Ast , some wsli II
aro,r tor II each preparation for 1c hair 70 br,1e
t'p the Color Every proprietor 10 nss nota1ne pa,
4c t>.c test certificate Of tic result TO ne widely
4t1i~It at the expense uf the nnkacce canpe!
- IN .nfrarxtr Place NeH Yafk.
, 1864-04-12

',.nrrls Ahssta"t surscoI to pe Noyo Hospital, 2ta
t4!. ei.u Antoine, eaint Pierre, ". l.. has defoted
i::sc the treatment u Gontaslous nloo3 dtsess:f
f.ngu, ILL., hL- established for lin an unprecedented
;,ul..tlon III curi.E scrdna. Ery*pcias. eulna'sip
.Mr use Of mercury. Thc various complicated and
distressing 6ise4st incident to frsuajes treated With
jnihr.t tlrrea. 0tttre und An41osniC1i Museum nj
= Sou1 C'4rh street. Post ui.lcc Bo: =. lsr in,
y!.e'u- ctut. III ostace -tA.apr The
.H tl!n!l 1 forwarded ~ ally uudreSs IN tEe t1ted
FtAtt~ ap-'paa4-a#
, 1864-04-12

...si:,.s; nesriy ST. pages aud 10 nne r1Ates and
:. :, IT.. i lIrn III and !Scasc. ~i:a Treatise On
: t,Abus., lis Depi. rablc Consequences upon ne
- "a I'm BcGS With tlte AItAur4 Flao ct Treatment
= ~ oEiy ratiorsal mAd Successful mod Of cure e
t-own ty t'r Report r cases treated. tlntnsn!
, 4.,;nr.. who entertain dpuats. Of their rhyscA1
,-nd.l.n sent ire cf postage TO tny tdaiesS. On
L..i{ Of :: * in 7atn. pos al CQfftncfs ny
..rrssine ry. LA CEol1, No. 81 NAlaea 1 hanc. Al
atHLY. n. T. fcxl-tl9S-Sm.8
, 1864-04-12

'.lELLUKs celcbr&se.. HAIR DIR ID THx hxsl
- TuK WORLD. Tht .aly naEMtEss TRUs an4 REL, u
~ :a1rs Rr,.. Rusty o. CIR, Ha1 instantly; T. e.,
t.fa.s RlA,E AATrkAL BROW withoat 1! aalnstns @
!; c.nt imp.yts fsoaa si1nsy; ;s ts9nSat 81 eeyta q
'-+ d - The Genuipr sighed WItkt4A :. IN h4Gn r.
s!.ta Ill ottert uierc apttAtions. Ha koi' G &c
.ry A.ftet. New E0tE. HSCsoE1.
, 1864-04-12

,-,,.. t,,+ TIM o,,nes of Fr,nca 1,orin- of1ata
.,nst c Taf,aWaJ tre nramn,c ~ ~ rn,.tn
9,d 9rdtS suten to mon1iinr and rottins. ~ NAM Of
tIa tho h-sndr mntcrs hsya aiantsd fitn1n;13nns W.
ans, eis ns e,hst;tnte Thsv f;sti1i a +,nteat
et.;a;t 1e frc,a r t;,is snhstsEce wh;rh 4 +hns
ELL ELL n.sa;a,Ia <or tha H-oarattn, ae +-s
i;.'Je ~ t;rcNoro nv tba cnr,fart ~ ,..,,
anI 10 ntj,er for tbe destTnct,nn or ~,
Icsl,1, h;e senses. and his sou'. L.~sa
quantities Of alcohol, distilled frnm coal aud
adocto1ed'' with certain chemicals 10 give
II tl!e stCoenac tIpyor." are now exported to
Ills country BY these manufacturers, who
seem rot q whit behind the cntcrpri5iay
yankee in the production Of glle compounds
from the most deleterious drugs. Which ate
labc]cd with high-soundiug titles and Yeudel
ut every bar-room in the country IS "pure
liccogs.''
rood Ems Of Providence to the purpoyes Of
Soison.mongcra that has come tn onr know
fetIrc. ard douht]css deserves tn he c'1Es.a
with The soldiers ucommissary whisky.H
which il GENERALLY orout M vic rs II we}l
cn be. Coa1 tar Ias lon~ hem nseil for the
flayorinr Of whiskies. 1,nt q l;ouor with a coal
basis is a snecimen Of c1e,nistry which
micht well make The best fe]low ahnd-
der, Let those wbo nrartica d,iIv
fmbitatiour. In public Or private. remembI
these undeniab1e FACTS. that Il IA n1most i'm
possible 10 obtain pure article Of liouors.
even for medicinal .,y,tnosaa and that Tho sc.
firc nofeons cntcr;nr info th,c;r co1nnos;tion
would. Utakcn In concentrated fnrI, ma
Sncc , inst,nt death 1eu Mad thc una5de1 ] fn IN.
man nre rs t1,e ,1o1.ar ~ a;sccrar at - r,,nca
tha seye.n1 ;rr,.r.,d;anta r1;c,, ,o ~ ,nato ~
f.s1,;eroh1a 1E;nre n~r ,,nst Gorthx 4 ss;oiiF ~
Fsa1nsrs;, 1son15 ahr3nl M ran t,sr t.s,e ye5 y
Tar. horr"r' 1A0 sA3'nA A'AA '"0AA 'a''e' ~
's'' 0o' roo r.,,r c,.,r,,
aoo AAA.i chARoEs.
Don't be IN haste to put of Woolcn gar.
ments IN The spring. Many "bad cold"
rheumatism, lumbaBo, and other aches md
, 1864-04-12
{Onkumlpt1vGB.

snrtunltlvc srierrrs will receive valuable pre-
-yrtinu iur tie cure OF Consumption, Asthma BFon-
s,.l;i., aud iii Throat ard Lung Affections. <frse
- Rev. Z. a. WILSON.
williamsburg, ktnss County. New i ORR.
, 1864-04-12
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

CutKF Or ARTkRMA 9rEe'4 0FrTcE.3
wasr,SGTnx t1rpor. Deeeu.her 4. tsss,{
sEAEED PROPOSALS. are lnvi+ed ~ tle under
signed for supplying the e. s. Quartefm1stcr'e Do
psrsment, ii MsshnEton. b, c. Baltimore: .Md..
Ae1andsfa, and Fort Monroe Va, either Ct those
plArcs, win Hay. Corn, Oass anu straw.
els Of Corn Oats and 50 tons ct Hay StraN, OF
npu ards.
Bldderk must stats At which Of the oboye named
pess they propose 10 make deliveries and tho fa,es
1t hch they viii ake deliveries tbere.t the qua..
tlty OF each article propose" to be delivered the
to he romn1etri. '' 7aA'A ~ 'oAa"1s'@' A"0 ""e1
The nfce mnsi be written ont In words on tho bids
pIt ~ ~ iiHa .srSa ~ shn1t - ,nres hn.h
- t.cs The .rEs ~ hs fishrd Wt,hont eVtrs
chsTce r. ina ln1eTnment Tha isy ana Stra:r "a bs
secnre:y baIe,t.
~ rs noac ~ h vprsd mnet r. statsd Il
~ - e1asm: nran: :: =. ss ro8-" - ~ ~ ~e0 ~ ~ ~ ~
A1ttht srticies offered under the btdshe.efn
mems be,ns sceepted' 'as
Ccntrsets xln be awarded from t.me to tine to the
apn,ncrt nr Seynrr n nsrncht w he maui. Si,
Me Wao!t ~ amnuoa luz anan naFo asea os'
az T. r.,r-,a IN ,r~on,a,p III, nm.
, 1864-04-12

Formsriy Of Jsmet Hor1,.tAi. Cns.o1 d11se street.
M OrleAns, La, established IL 1850, now rermA-
n9s. spscisHst IN .hs 1rsaineut, q ON CaaoxIc.
AEkcvE4.kt scRorusots. a1d ~ Eind4 of BI4oop
:rst1ore ~ yksI IA Cu4Etcrxn, Lures them wishon.
reso,sHs to MTTcgTy ; loplpx roIAss1 Arssn1G Or
- ~ III 1H'il; ~ ii !.n'uoss ' snd blood peisoas
uEaANtc NEhhsEss. e9eh ~ Seminal WeAEness.
81 @ say i 81
ntailcd hrEtGtatllJ. chu!lug los. Of memory con
@ o of vs. %sa cd aG
A.ulc.l3 cured BY un t,falbc method. saving much
1e m rass snu ess RI grat ana
where iae blood haa BECOME poi:enea. prodaelIe
H!tchea Oh the face, small waiesy blisscrs pains In
Che head and boces liberated throat nose Lmos and
hn4y, scroiulR together with an endlese numbes OF
b. snes is recommended ~ press generally Of
shs soa!h :hr mrd!Sa! faculty aad Eroie7. ot med
~ S.eteis. aid Be cured u ,eee sefrib!e disesse.
4:s1islph, bc1ween State and Dearborn streets.
olce open from 4. h. Until 2. T. t;on.ultstions M 20
>-a:.ndcntinl. mhSlbaa+.H
Or. BiEcf0w,
ceu.ccntal Physscsxu tforncriF Of ST. Louis, Mo.1
e &c s. Monsoe ill., III Soss 1e
Fast ONCE. oI nllChr0nic Dlreasea and Diseates Of
:rsats Tt,h Unparalleled success Rooms scpsrat:.
%aerc Ladies aud 1Gntictntn GAA consult the poct1r
!hs senasJhs u g
crnadenua1: Goosu,a1ons frse address =. R9x
From tic Doctor's lang experience IN Hospital and
rrtvue practice. be l. atc q PERFORM and Viii Ensr
inos sevrse ind com pcatsd star e. in : vsEy short
i.1c. without the use If lnercurV.
c..l1 perfect cure Warranted. Female lrregulsrl.
;es atcndsn, on rnhesty Msnst5aatioa OF perfpss =
oce M Dc cafea S.e, e q cy
LIli1ty aud sacccss- mh*+Es2a&1a
, 1864-04-12

~ Mr.. Julian secures the nomination to
Congress, in the 5th Congressional District
Of Indiana, by 1,e00 majority. The soldiers
vote will not materially change the figures.
, 1864-04-12
Kft1t1nIlS.

. pEAIOVAL.-J. Leduc, late Of
III Leduc & Gibbs, has removed to
I'll South Water Street, fup-staizsl,
Where he will continue In the busnese-buv ,,o
snd selling Ill produce commission -tak
ntQl .f1jH
, 1864-04-12

D E M " A L.
FARGO T. FILL,
aSTa removed hon ~ Lar 1. street to tae.r nea
DoUHAR STORE,
Nos At g. pO Wabash Avenue;
Fexsaonsh IL Cooley, Farwel1 q CO,
We hsve "a t9e !; increased cul facilities .cr a1g
'actafans QUE telebraset
KIP AM
, 1864-04-12

~ In West Urbana township, Champaign
county, the Union men elected their canli-
dates by a vote OF four to one.
, 1864-04-12
Regularity Of Action the Sou1 Of
1fealtkr4

Wre4neef1v Call the Atteution Of frmale rtaders
"a Dr. :" X Mcrwin adycEt!semea OF the ce1t braed
ntEohEE PILE tor females az the bc-t regulator Of
<sn,ten to excess % ant.date 70 p.u nnd EsMe*sl
securing REGULARITY u action to the feu4lo eo,
secure healtt, and with htsth bestow the fasctna-
eye. tlastc ftcp clear complexion that denote
HeslLEY man, lfe4Q TIT aLYct t6Gtntnt ep12cal1t
, 1864-04-12
Special EDttres.
'HTuxBnsg Magnolia Balm.

MnEan's Magnolia Balm.
T.ls is the most delightful and extraordinary A.t-
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt lace
s4nd hands to q reafly eatin texture Of r&rtsh1ng
ocAuts, tmpnrtlng the marble purity Of yonsd+ and
shc i&ti,pne appe inviting In the city be4e
fashion. IT removes tan. frcck>tt. ptmp4es hna
tougtncss from the skin. leaving the comptdHou
resh transparrnt and sm mooth It contains no mate
slsl Injurious to the shin. rstz"n3zea o5 Actresses
End Opera Singers. 1t ID what every lhas SHOULD
have. Sold everywhere
Prepared b, ". e. HAGAf' 1foF' N' T.
Address A1l orders 10
DEMAs S. BARNES & CO.. New York
1EE&.h G11iE
, 1864-04-12

EVEDYBOpY WHO WANTS
~ 10 kSO" .....
How Battle "a fcu:h: tEt Why the fattic1 ot t:.:s
e" var ..e L. rsht. shoali re"t
MY DAYS AND N K: II I>3
EtTsTLE FIELD.
c.D9E-ny TIE Ac1T EGER-s7ovD.yr.
yIa t1.r r1cst sslrrinr h[),3h 4iDU7 T4I.. War
Etien tss been pnh:i-hh. IA El!ta ws'.. EsaEa7.
1sGe, EArs IEe MAGsAas iia'ss.tIh@ pa.tle ssea=s.
IT'S q BOOK OF FACTS.
Price ONE DOLLAR at auy book store. Published by
TICKNOR l. FIELDS, BOSTON, i.
And furnished 10 TIE Western tfAde ~
S. C. IE1GGS Il CO., -
sn.1rtr-.st g end Il L1se Ut, r.lie,s,.
, 1864-04-12

VIZ. r. GoRKa 4 Co.:
Cent?: freely give you liberty to make use OF the
GLOWING certificate OF the value of ConstttusoI
Water, which eau recommend IN the highest man.
ner.
NJ VIE, who "a sttackeo With pain IN ne shoal.
Fapataton ef ae Heazt, attended With Falling of the
Icalled a physician, who attended her about three
months when be left her verse than be found beg.
who attended her for about nine months. and while
she vas nndeF 1s saIe she dd not suffer quite y
was incurable. For.h said he, she has such CON.
bnation OF complaints taat medicine given for one
operntes against other Of her dicaltiea Abon;
this tune she commenced the use Of Constructor
Water Bnd to utter ast11Ishmeut a1moat the trst
on improving rapidly under its treatment, and nov
snperintends entirely her domestic affairs she la
weeks. and We are happy to suy that Ii has pro
ducet permanent cure.
VIZ. e, VAN BxHsCuor4y.
, 1864-04-12
Read! Kead!| .+tad ~!

DASVn1H. Pa. Jun1 2, 1sa2
DE- VIII H. GaEaa-.Deat sir: III Februarv. 1q,,- T
was afflicted with sngKs diabetes and fpr fye mouths
passed more than tTo gallons of water In tWcnEy-
twelyo times during the night and in nvs months
!Sst nRo9t nIty p1oeasa n Ts.s9t month
Wstsf x :."d ~ "a 3:Ssa' ....-s Of ofConstttuuo1a
rel1et, and atter taEanf two bottles Eas entirely
:. Terss tEuiy, VII. D1 WITT.
, 1864-04-12

-.------ ---- :. ;.
~ TT0r, 0TT PTE RAJ 3ETEKst
/ EI1 ~ \st-laAs4 - 49,, 80,
sEALE1 PROPOSALS win bercceired at this ot5lee
ucul SATURDAY. the leth tn*t Tor sap3 Go3t -
Gt.c Il Chicago. Public ttttces md Ho5gisa1n ~
Gh1cseo. Troops and Hoe7isais at Camp n9astn
Ito. eEa Hu2ptiais At Cstnp Frys aof IN &no
cf Ci1cHeo. fos Er ferlod Of tx months from ana
atic- ths first day "f Nsy 1e4.
Coal 70. tslceIs IT, bt OF lle best quality adtntaeT
de1iTeie,; at such tiacs An1 quantities ~ reaueol
toal'c Troops SGT Earaps ~ oe OF ths bess 1nasv
~ 1tne. enai. aEe 'som lama aeiFslsu
IT tueh piis:s nE; tiIes sn gaan:isy a. se'ufaa'
FoeGs HI H. - eses g ~ tns:eG:lnn ~ h Tet :a,,
Eaca ~ .4s. 70 RI NC "fisteh Snst'
hnt O. sEo ~ ent.5 ;nfo @
ine cnntraef axzr,ed ~ lin e
n .j est ~ ~ thc ~ r Fit
- ent. ~ aS Va opea'n@ 80. FA0p4''"A ~'S "t1' "A
&c se]eesea hid. FINN ,.u. n.rt.. ,,, ,n.n-. N.
s,a =. ~ ~ III sncn FIJI ''A''o -" - " '"o @'S
Vii nr made month"; upu presentation
80. - eia- 1.s arrn,1n1nfA ~ The rersInf
81 81 thae rrcs!tin, ine fsI -
, 1864-04-12

cnjnal Wcakneah. Loss Of Power 1npote9Ge sgesaa-
Fl:. trial o. the SPECIFIC will convince the n.oss
*I"rficAf. Prize q rer bog. or ii, for g. fo!d ~
sirugE!e,s everywhere. LORD d SMITH. Wholesale
Agents tor Chicago, apl2-c5.2-3m T-TABA
, 1864-04-12
SUPPRESSED EIEMSTRUATION,

ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of more
grave and danEerons maladies aIe The result md q
made to assist nnt9Ee TIE suppression becomes ehso1.
arc constructed, night sweats come On, and Cossu
r1o3 finally ends her career.
, 1864-04-12

1rr,ratt and trench the kidneya, and by constant
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30
THE WILMINGTON EXPEDITION.

Glorious Neaos-P Preliminary Successes
Poaoder Ship Exploded Close to Fort
FEsher-THe Fort iSiIenced.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-It would seem to
be a mistake, as reported this morning, that
the naval and military feet has returned from
North Carolina to Fortress Monroe The
Navy Department has no such intelligence,
but that one vessel only, yesterday, returned
to the latter place, bringing dispatches from
Admiral Porter. The messenger has not yet
arrived at Washington.
1t is ascertained from an authentic source,
however. under date of Fortress Monroe yes
terday, that the powder ship was exploded
within 300 yards of Fort Fisher about 2 a.
m. on the oath.
Later in the day Admiral Porter attacked
the Fort and adjacent defences, and renewed
the bombardment on Christmas day. On each
occasion we drove the rebels from their guns
under the shelter of their bomb proofs, 30 as
to effectually silence their fire in very few
minutes after the frigates and heavy ships get
into position A detachment of troops land
ed on Sunday afternoon. The skirmishers
pushed up galantly to the fort under cover OF
oar fire. Some of the more daring actually
entered the works and brought off the flag
The bombardment of the feet continued on
Monday. The Santiago de Cuba captured
company OF North Carolina soldiers in the
outworks, and brought them of.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30
Pianos and NTeIOdeOns
" alu able
FARM g. TOWN PROPERTY
AT Auction, ION Time !"

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th Day Of February,
" A. D., 1855, Commencing at IL O'Clock, a. m, at
the door Of the Court Room, in Delaware County
Ohio, in the town of Delaware by order Of the Pro
Estate Charles Sweeser eceased will offer at pub
lie vendue, the following described real estate,
Situated in the State Of Ohio, County Of Delaware
and in the town OF Delaware being sub division c.
out lot Number forty-one (41) in said town. said
division being east side of Sandusky street,
bounded on the north by the alley between that and
sold subject the life estate therein Of said Anna
Sweetser. Appraised at $500.
Also, Out lot No 81, north Of Bomford street, and
west OF the inots laid out on west side Of Franklin
street (extended) (original No. u in Bomford and
Sweetser's additon,) contaiDDg three and I55
6s-1OO perches Of land or thereabouts in Delaware
township, said county not in the corpe ted limits
said town of Delaware; and to be sold subject to
the life estate therein of said Ann Sweetser. Appras
ed at $500.
Also, the south part of InIot number five 90 hav.
ing front Of twenty five (25) feet Sandusy street.
together with the fourth being the north part or
In-lot No. Il, having front Of twenty-five feet max
ing Of so feet Sandusky street, aid
Of Delaware, to be sold free Of dover Appraised
$3.50.
Also the south part of In lot No. twenty four hav.
ing front Ct 372{ feet living west side Of Henry 81
owned by Whiting Allen) TO be sold free from DOVER
Appraised at S16O 90.
Also In lots Nos III and 17s, west side sandusky
street, in said town of Delaware, free from DOVER
Apprised at $3.50 each.
Also In lot No 200 east side Of Franklin street. In
$500.
Also ere and " perehes of ont-lot No. 81, in
said town, Original No. 25 BOmford and sweetsers
addition beng that which remains of said Out
ter taking out the 48 rods north sold
Gerhard, 4s rods north middle part conveyed TO
Franklin A. Phelps, and the 100 rods formerly
by +. S. Hoyt, free of dover. Apprised at $500.
Also, the following In-lots, lying north of BomTOrd
and east of Sandusky street, Delaware township In
said county but not in the corporate limits Of said
wit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30

city of Savannah was occupied on the morning
of the 21st.
Gen. Hardee, anticipating the contempls-
ted assault, escaped, with the main body of
his infantry and light artillery, on the morn
ing of tha 10th, by crossing the river to the
Union causewsy opposite the city. The rebSl
iFon-clada were blown up, and the navy yard
was burned. All the rest of the city is intact,
and contains twenty Thousand citizens, quiet
and we'll disposed.
Tho captures include eight huHdred prison.
ers, one hundred and fifty guns, thirteen Loco
motives in good order, one hundred and
ninety cars, large supply Of ammunition aud
materials Of war, three steamers, and thirty
three thousand bales of cotton, safely stored in
warehouses.
All these valuable fruits of an almost blood
less victory, have been like Atlanta, fairly
won. l opened communication with the city
with my steamer to-day, taking up what tor
pedoes we could see, and passing safely over
the others. Arrangements are made to clear
the channel of all distractions.
Yours, &C.,
Isignedl j. G. Foster, Major General.
The Richmond papers of yesterday state
that on tbs ":3d twenty-six vessels OF the Will
mington expedition had reappeared.
The dispatch of General Bragg is published
10 the Richmond papers. 1t is as follows:
WILMINGTON, Dec. 23.-Twenty six vessels
of the Federal feet resppeared this morning.
There has been no change since my last dis
patch.
This is the latest inteilgen ce received from
that expedition. [Signedl E. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30

ADVANCE IN THE Price of NEwsPAPERs.-
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette, which two years
ago was furnished as low as ten cents pei
week, and Iatterly has been rated at twenty
cents, announces that after the lst of January
the price will be advanced to twenty-five cents.
The Commercial makes a similar advance and
it will probably be general throughout the
country. 1t is a matter Of necessity, coDse.
quent upon the enormous and still advancing
price Of printing paper, which if not soon ar
rested must inevitably lead 10 the suspension
Of two thirds Of the papers in the county,
The Commercial, in announcing the advance,
says, no doubt truthfully: "The whole of the
present advance will go to the paper manulac-
turers. We shall not realize from it dollar
Of profit" The country publishers of the
State hold q Convention at Columbus next
week. Many Of them have already advanced
their rates to So per year, and an effort will
doubtless be made to make it general We
hope to be able to get along without advan-
cling our present rates-but to do so, it is ne
ssssary thai tDs rscsiOe pay and tAat promptly
for KvBRY PAPER i0e send Sut. 1t costs us in
cash now fully the subscription price to pub
lish eur paper, and we cannot sustain ourselves
If we are burthened with lot of non-paying
subscribers. We hopSaE schO receiUs the Co
zeits 4vi4 make note Of Htfs Gnd govern them.
seEucs accordingly. No personal dun should
at a time like this be necessary to insure
prompt payment Of subscription and we trust
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had supposed long since that the utmost pos
Sible limit was reached in the price of
paper; but in this we were mistaken, the last
lot received being an advance OF two cents per
pound upon any former lot, making two con-
srable raises within the last four months.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30
From the New York Commercial, 22d
sIYrN nANsI nAMpAIRNIMn.

Though our worthy premier has experienced
the repeated failure Of his ''sixty days pre-
dictions, we think he might now safely venture
another if the two months to come are CROWN
ed with anything like the success which has
attended those Just ended. No other cores
ponding space of time since the commence
ment of the war has been so productive Of
great results to the Union cause, if we except
the summer months of 1868, when Vicks6urg
and Port Hudson were taken, and Gettysburg
won. Let those at home and abroad who
have asserted that we can never subdue the re-
bellion, look at the following, among other re-
sults of two months work:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-12-30
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