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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

pREsIDENTIAL.-Thec canvass now going
on is the most quiet of any that lvas occurred
since the election Of James Monroe for his
second term. The opposition to Mr.. Lincoln
is hardly sufficient 10 make the canvass inter-
esting. 1t appears to be almost univc rsally
conceded that he will be elected by larger
majority than was ever before given for Pres
ident. The only question that seems to be
agitated is whether the Grave Digger will
carry single State or not. Some think he
may possibly carry New Jersey, simply be.
cause that State 10 owned and occupied by
New York City as "truck patch" and for
railroad tracks. We are inclined to think he
may carry the State by a small minority. and
We do not care much If he does. for New
Jersey has less influence in the Government
than any State Of the Union. and can. there
fore, be better spared. 1t has become iriie
saying AS goes New York City SO goes
New jersey" and We zee no good reason to
hope tina, the rule viii be reversed at the COM
ing election, There is no other Northern
State that the most inveterase Copperhead
will gamble" upon. Even the border slave
States are more likely to 30 fcr Lincoln than
Mcclellan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Chest and Stomach
complaints-The source and centre Of almost
every ailment is impurity Of the blood-di:.
lodge this poison and disease departs. Ho.
loway's Pills exercise the inestimabls power
of thoroughly cleansing each component part
of the blood. and rendering this fluid fit 10
perform its important functions. They cope
most successfully with chest diseases, stom-
ach complaints, liver disorders and many 9th.
er maladies which were once the beeetting
dangers Of mankind at certain seasons, IN
town and country. The CORRECTIONS for ne.
enable everyone to regulate the operation Of
these Pills with the greatest nicely. Chronic
invalids, nervous sufferers. and oil whom otA'
er treatment has hitherto failed to relisve.'
are respectfully invited to try Holloway. eer'
ebrated medicine. which will strengthen ana
probably cuio them. 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

a part of'he regular army. This organiza-
ton coull lie maintained a; a cos, to the Gov.
crnmeH; o: foE hundred thousand dollars
annually. and thus save to the Treasury the
cxpeEse oi a standing army that would Coz,
fr"-n fiiy to hundred millions, be more sair
AID RI ablr. and equally efficient tug all Psse-
iic=l furro>,s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

INV GooDs.-By referring to an adrer-
i.seIa.n; In anoth.r column il viii found thu,
!. Lishiner. Esq. has received l.rge stock
Of desirable winter goods groceries. eroekery.
glassu are. etc. etc. embracing 10000 tssa'
'cfas, and Ayss 'ofas-soo numerous to mr.
ton. These wishing to purchase their ~inse,
supplies. should call ., once on Mr. l. and &c
leci from tall stock
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

BY THE WAY-As winter is about " set
ting in" it may not be inappropriate to call
attention to the fact that Chas. Wood, Esq,
at the Post office, is prepared to minister to
the understanding Or tho under pinnings, by
furnishing the late news, OF pair Of good
shoes, boots, etc.
Those afflicted with coughs" and "colds"
will do we'll to call upon DIR. Turner at the
Olympia Drug Store, whose medicines arc
never known to fail; and whose prices will
not kill you if some of his drugs will.
One door north of the vendor of powders
and pills, may be found our urbane friend,
Mr. Durgin, Mixologist of Tippillaries, sur
rounded by such choice spirits as Chas. Held
sack, Lyon, Burton, and others. The delu-
sive beverages here prepared arc said to he
very good to "keep out the cold"
Mr.. Guyot still continues to furnish tho
million with clocks and watches, at the old
stand. His watches remind you when to
eat. whan to drink, and when to sleep. They
likewise admonsh you when "call' has
been prolonged to prudent bounds that time
is ever aeeting; and warn you to embrace an
opportunity, before it be forever lost. lie
has likewise fine assortment of jewelry
suitable for presents aud kecpsakes. and de-
sirable to persuade the opportunity" to be
embraced.
Blessed arc those who advertise, for they
shall grow rich.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

~ Nr. Ward. Of the Upper Tumwaier
Nils. is paying the highest cash price for
whea; and oats
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08
The Sound Nails.

We arc glal to !ezrn that the contract for
carving the Sound mail, recently asandop-d
ly M. Reach. has b-rn awarded to our en-
i,rp.isiu. iovusman. Gen. ". W. Mir.
Ills -n.r.y and pscuaiarv ability furnish a
guarantee that ~ shall, no longer b. ANNOYED
liz the d,lavs and irregularities incident TO
;h,. tran. l,1r,atiar OF the mails in csno,-s and
plun-,rs. 1t i'll be- hereafter trHnspor;cdby
steamer. and regularly delivered al all the
principal Offices upon the Soand between dis
Place and Victoria. each way, once a work
% that parties writing to any of those points
ty Mondays mail. may receive answers he
following Fridays. by return mail.
The price allowed tor the service is sl2,s00
PER annum-much less than has ever been I'D
on this route for steam transportation. The
contract, we are informed. dos not speeiii-
cally require the mail to be carried by
steamer, W, VIC are assured ly Gen. Miller
that it shall be thus transported. Having
ample means at his disposal, We have non:s =
givings as 10 his carrying into execution his
expressed intention. lie will probably make
a temporary arrangement with the anderson,
or some other boat Of equal reliability. until
he can make permanent and satisfactory ar
ransemcnts. We are informed that should he
be unable TO purchase or obtain q steamer for
permanent service here, he will shon visit
San Francisco for that purpose. The inter-
est Gen. Miller has in the growth and pros
perity of our Territory, renders his selection
as contractor particularly acceptable to the
people. His loyalty TO the Government is
unquestoned, and we have good reason to be-
lievc that his whole influence vii be thrown
with the Union cause, and that his capital
and energy will be devoted most zealously for
the development of tho business of the Sound.
We learn that the mail was taken down by
the anderson on Monday last under tao tenn
porary arrangement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

u Mr.. w.s~s..a. ssPssissssa.t q b
dian Adairz. rpeurned fsa . visif 70 - esne
r-s-svss,on "a Saturday. We usasssaasS
that be leaves sexs Massay - . MA - -
srvs,iors down the SosnA He - Pssss-
bly be absent ,hrse weeks
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

The COLLECTOR OF PUeEr SetxD Dss'
rnIcr.-lt il rums~sa dssn the Sod ~
Colleesos Gum be. sssigseA nd 1T r. o.
Moor. Esq-. has been .resn.ssasd . ~
ssee-sso We believe. hsvsves. thsf = A.
wil.oa. Esq-. ~in b shs sssss.sae - -
time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

CAIL AID ExAnIxs-The fns sss~eEsss
q gosds rse<ived daring Tie - vs<k :.
l. B-tsmaa. Esq The sssck = hsge -
v.ri~a aad hsvi.e hssa ss,srssl By As- b -
perssa. 10y ere - sseA essih - - sAsss-
ed TO shs vsses a TIE Psspas-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

The "JExxIE JoxEs."-This steamer bess
Victoria last Thursday for this Plaes. bat VA
obliged to put back. it being bat hss s''ai
trip. and her machinery not weskiag vi:
We learn from q reliable source tn - "
leave for this place next Thussasy. sea tAa~
after make regular trips % tbs Sound
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

rz-,al q - '.aspau Iul..-- b. - kznsas.
and thsi- rr--4.a =: n :a'-- evn oo-T-
,sv.nn- '-,-,@=i --vr= h-1--ll az . CO.
,,-.sx dala-> --s 'L..-v-.Ascr e. r..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

- Il-t-.h q -sTteen-h S. al, ~ Ia
Ealks,s. c'o:i-a-. :-=inE u-a-=.-. a..
s-sek. - a. - arts. tr-s,y ter : Psr--i z.
.s-h.cea hz- irli z-i afsy-thgr,- ;ao tllz-
SD fvr hul-.s-l e ,-4rs-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

treating pell NEIL tor place OF ssfety.
The Heralds tenth corps correspondent
says: Davis and his cabinet have fled from
Richmond. The Wig was the only Rich
moud paper published ON the 3Oth. owing to
a general improvement Of arms bearers. Lee
n said to be acting independently Of all in
structions aud in fact Is military dictator Of
the rebellion. as his retreat in the direction OF
Weldon is cut of. it 10 thought he will con-
centrats his forces At Richmond and make .
life or death struggle there.
Nee York, OFT. 1.-The Evening Pcsf
says. We hear that certain merchants and
capitalists are engaged in attempts to fusrssall
the gold mArke; ss1 raise ihr price a gold
and that they have cn6d-d their Operations
to . prominent hooker. and furni>hsd him
with the necessary capital.
The hospital saeans 1ssslds. exploded q
boiler last ev~ning after lending from Hsnp:
ton Hospital with some 200 wounded ssldisss.
Mr. kwk. Os- 2-The Heraifs i0:h
corps corrsPosdeni says in reg.rd 10 the
operations Of thss cosps in the sdvssc~ On
Richmoad: The corps hsoks camp ii 3
o'clock. ?. ~. On the 18th and by . rapid
march r~seb~d and crossed thu james river
by daylight on the 29sh. On savsacine they
met the ~p-my and skirmished up thu rasds
and across the 6~lds till near New Market
road This road wss ccecpied BY the emmy.
Who we're strongly fsrti6rd On the hishss.
Our advance Was ob~tiusseiy contested The
rebel position in addition to its strong natural
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

For sixth q tn in-;alm-nls to D. paid 10
thru OF enF-aaea Tor their bensEi. e'ssraene-
ing nth the year in which thy shall resnove
20 and ssttle and r.-sii~ ulOa their r.--rvstion-
M fsx-th arficl- freais mat elia Af-l
ssshi~.n hundred AID hfiy-sishs. SIXTY Ave
shoussnA dollars.
fc..eiaadcs ~ .-<ll
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-12
An Act to Regulate Elections by Soldiers
in Actual Military Service

SBcTIoNl l Be 1t enacted bg the Senate and House of
representatives Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania in
GeHc@ Assembly met and is hCreby enacted bu the Gu-
utofuy o. The same That whenever any of the qualified
electors OF this Commonwealth shall be in any actual
Lhary service, under requl~Ition from the Presi-
eh OF the United States by the authority of this
commonwealth, and SUCH absent from their place
l residence on the days appointed by law for oid-
ElS the general or Presidential elections within this
S''e' or on the days for holding special elections to
MI vacancies. such electors shall be entitled. at such
es to exercise the right of suffrage. as fully as if
tney were present their usual places of elections
IA IA {he manner hereinafter prescribed and whether
az e une OF voting, such electors shall be within the
IIits ol TINS 81 tte and the right of voting
aiI not ne affected IN any by the fact of the
toter having been credited other locality than
the place OF his actual residence. by reason of the
10 hIm of local bounty by such other locality
oLo. Z. poll shall be opened in each com pany
supposed IN whole or in part. of Pennsylvania sol
eIs al the quarters of the captain or other officer
uieTeoi and all electors, belonging such company
io snaii be within mile of such quarters, ON the
"9 oi election and not prevented by order of their
Gohhahders or proximity of the enemy from return
ne 70 thelf company quarters shall vote at such poll
anu no other place officers. other than Those of a
company and other voters. detached and absent from
Ca@I companies or IN any military or naval hospital
oI u any vessel or navy yari may at such p1s
a. 'iat ne most convenient for them. aud wn tnpre
slial oe ten or more voters any pace wha shall b.
uN~oie TO attend any company poll or then proper
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-12

year and by fine not exceeding FIVE hundred dollars
or either or both IN the discretion Of the court.
90 D. tt' person WhU shall WiifIliy and cnr~urtiy
ti;ke ann subscribe any false affidavit m. Ike any
!aist n"t t0ucnln- any matter thing PROVIDED in
TINS act shall he deemed guilty of wilful and corrupt
PfTpGF!, and upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by imprisonment in the State pententiary not
exceeding five years and by fine not exceeding enc
thousand dollars, by either BOTH IN the dscre
ton OF the court.
Ssc IS. That shall be the duty of the Secretary Of
She commonwealth to prepare the necessary blank
toIS 10 carry out the provisions of this and TO
luihiSh the same for the Of the persons so en-
SaGF1 IN the military service aforesaid
Sac. 81 In case any qualified eector in military SER
vice aforesaid may he IN any hos pital military or na-
va! OF IN any vessel, or navy yard the statements and
anuaVltS IN TINS act mentioned. may be witnessed by
ana made before any officer of the vessel navy ward
OF other place, IN which said vessel is for the time be-
ing engaged
Sc - 1t shall be the duty of every assessor within
thiS commonwealth annually and return in
he manner now required by law. county tax of ten
i'o uP'h es''Li ana every non-commlS>lnned officer
ana private aud the usna taxes upoG every commits
SIoutu oIcSr. known 10y them to be in the military
i'I'c oi uIe IhIted States or OF this State. in the
army and when any omission shall occur the omitted
h'iitN shall e added by such to the assess
hithtS ana lsts of voters the application of apy
rlZeh nt The election district or precinct wherein
Such soldier might would have a right to vote if
no; IN Such service aforeSa d. and .uph pon.no,n
mlssloneI officers and priYates shall be exemu u from
all oser personal taxes during their continuance in
such service: and said assessors sbaU in s''.i a,I
every case Of such assessed soldiers or officers wuh-
our tee ~ reward therefor give certitost. of scb
regular additional assessment to anv cfzan of tt
election district OF precinct who may al any time de-
man re same: and upon the presentation there to
ue tax collector of said district OF the treasurer of
al the Sld county it shall be the duty of such officer
To receive sand tax of and from any person Offering 10
pay the same for the solder officer herein named
all 10 endorse upon such certificate receipt There
ior; ana 1t saa also be the duty of said collector or
county treasurer receive said assessed tax from any
pefS VINO may offer to pay the for any of said
officers or soldiers. withnu reguiit g -. r;Ifc,ta of
assessment wneu the names OF -,.b persons shall
aave been duiy entered upon the ASSESSMENT b1oks
ana TAX InPlcaeS ana give rec th"reto to such
l. Of Ha
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-12
p. A. WUNDERMANN,
Foreign and American Music
Warehouse,
s24 BROADWAY,

H AViNG on hand the largest stock of
i'll IL Foreign Music in New York, which he
exports fr"tn Europe expressly to meet he
taste and requirements If the American Inv
ers of Music respectfully calls atte, ton tr
the fact. that he is nnw supplying Music nf
every style at Il reduction If t,ce,.ty fee to ff
ty per cent. less than any other hnuse iii the
United States.
Private families can lie Supplied (post free)
ny forwarding the cash tn the abnve address.
Should the amount of cash forwarded exceed
the cost of the Music. the balance will be
promptly returned in postage currency
DEALERS arHd Professors should not neglect
this npportunity: they will lie Literally dealt
with
n. B.-Any and every piece of Music. 70
cal or iu~trumental poblished in Europe or
America, will be supplied to order. if accom-
panied by the cash. Remember the address
P A, WUNDERMANN
Foreign and Ameriran Music Warehouse,
sep2l 3m s24 Broadway. New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-10-12
Attest *.
l. VI. Clerk :.

Form OF certificate of oath of judges and clerks
Ne. b. { and E +. Judges of tnis election ana
and l. NJ. clerks Thereon do each severauy swear
COR atfrfni that we will duly perform the duties of
judges ana clerks OF SAID election severay acting a.
above forth according 10 law and to The beSt of
our aotles aud that We viii studiously endeavor To
prevent fraud, decent, or abuse, III conducting the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
syphilis and Merourial Disease.

from n. Hiram Si0af. u st. Louis Missouri
Il hEG your SAHsAPARILLA = more enectual
A Tor syphi!ltic disease than any other we p0ssess
i';e profession indebted to you for some of the
Leaf medicines we have "
From H. ). French. M d.. an eminent pbusician Of
i;H'rTece, Mass, srk0 is prominent member Of
re Legislature Of Massachusetts.
- DIR AVER-5fy dear Sir: l have fouud vour
- itSA PA ftIiLA an excellent remedy for SVDhikis
o.. OF tue primary and secondary type and effect
a IN some cases that were too obstinate to yield to
ethef remedies do not know what we can en-
ti"y with more certainty of success where power
III Alternative is TequiIe I'd"
NJ. Chds. S. Fan Lie5U Of Net1 By1tns,reL N J
hEd dreadful ulcers his legs caused by the abuse
- - !tuTS or n1e1cttT'Gt disease, which grew
remedy or treatment that could be applied until the
per6eTerIng Use of AYERS SARsAPARILLA relieved
MN Few cases can be found more inveterate and
asIi easing than this, and it took several dozen bot
les 10 cure lnIn.
Leu2orrEoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scroflous Ulcer
ll"H' Shd aie very Oiien cured by the Alternative
chect Of tins SABsAPARILLA. Some cases reouira
however, in aid of the sARsAPARILLA the glifIi
Application Of local remedies.
from the rel, ,tno'cR and tgidely-celebrated DR..
e'tsco6 Morrill, Of Cincinnati.
- nave touhd your SARsAPA RIILA an excellent
H'eraIlle u diseases OF 1em1,es Many cases of r-
egula1ty, Leucorrhoea, Internal liberation and
ucaI ue1llry Slslng from the fcrOfulOus diathesis
lIAfe yleiued 10 II, and there that do nor
"et us eHect IS properly aided by local treatment
f1dy 1fatciHi7ig to aiotg the publication ar her
Hdnle, qcrites:
n daughter and myFelf have heen cured oFa
yer, dominating Leucorrhea of long standing, by
NO bottles Of your SARsAPARILLAH
hhoun atiEun, GOut Liver Complaint 11vs
pepnlA Heart Disease, Neura GIa
when CAUSED ScrQtisE in the system are rapidly
'bfed hy tlL- sat. SAREAPARILLA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
School Examiners Notice.

EIEEEhF IR and until turther notice the
IL school Examiners OF leHtWaIc Cuuhty WI meet
~ EtMPl.Ak HAIL, m the town OF Urasurc on the
FIRST ana IHlHB Saturdtys Ji agc April. NAV June.
september, OcoOer, November Uer, IN b.- aud Oh
tho Third saturdays IN February and August txatni-
nations Wal cnInhence at 10 O'ciUCk a. Candidates
HCSI present satisfactory tesimUGia Of good NOR Il
character. The law requires, as "a c0adit n 81 ,yrp
tRdtH1a that each male applicant ctrtucatc shah
pHy 20 the Board OF EShmIneTs fee OF so cents ana
each female applicant fee Of 90 cents
April 8, 't4*-tf II. Al CARPER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
4 NO. COAL OIL,
II ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON, at
DUNAYIN's
Delaware, Ohio ,'August 5, lsoi-tr
The Best Clothes wrineer
IN THE WORLD

~fHERAAN'S SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
y CLOTHES WRlNGEit has been pronounced, by thuu
sands who have tested them, TO be the VERY Rs,7
MACHINE IN the market.
1st Because 1t is simple in construction aud cannon
possibly get out OF order.
81. 1t made Of thg best Galvanized iron spd will
not rust
Sd. There is no wood about il to swell or shrInk
4th 1t sits SO low the the tut IS much less
than with other machines.
5th A child ten ears Old it,
oth 1t needs no adjusting except for bed quits and
heavy articles, as there Necessity Tor starting
tue set screws to wiring anything from lace co lar to
Il sheet.
Inc question or economy for every housekeeper I,
huy CIOthGs Wrlnger has been settled herevef in
trodnced: 1t is acknowledged by indies rbo have
used Clothes Wrihgers, that pays tor itself i a
lumliy OF four persons every II is uEgd by say
ing clothing which is wrung strings IN visiting
sArmehts by hand.
To satisfy al OF its utility, say: Buy one and
Try 1T anu # Lot perfectly y return II i
go r money shall be refunded.
We wish IN pubic 70 understand that we are offer
ng no humbug, bat taost inn. vrhei, II,
every respect warranted.
SHERMAN 3 iAifkOFE-i' IIDTHE~ WKiN6l.I, has t9-
zen the premium at every where las ue,.i *
libited
Jul7 %, 1864. c. D, POTTER Co. 4 gents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
The all white Rubber Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRfNGER.

THIS is the most durable, simply constructed
& and the most convenient Wringer yet brought be-
iuEe tue pubic. This has no cOgs it run hard
t. destroy the rollers grind Cn you finger nalls
Has wooden frame and viii not break by aI4ng.-
tias All hite roliers and black rub bers with thin
white covering. TINS WrInger awarded a Silver
deoal at the New York state Far for 1853 the
i5oston Universal, with cog wheels, Arridon's New
World, Putnam s. and hust OF others, including ali
galvanized pot metal framed NFlngers that have aud
cared To show themselves in such aces, and can 10
II asain. Thc rollers inches long and the
clothes are carried into basket without falling
down INTO the wash tub touching the hoops on the
tue tIll and them.
July 20, 1864 c. D. POTTER 4 co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Public Sale.

THE UNnERSIiNED INTEN 3ING t. REMOVE WEST
will offer at public sale, b residence Scloto
ewnshiP, De awar county, Ohio, on
Thursday the 24th of NoUen16er, 1864,
the inllowing personal property Horses
tie, Hay, 65 acres Corn Ia the shock good fees
lot can be furnished II desired; SELF TaCkng Reap
er, Moving Machine, Log Wagon, Farming Utensils.
Flows, HART VS., CultivaIo s. &C, one CUUkmg Stove
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE and variety Oi
other articles. Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock a.
Tef ms Of SalP:-A credit six months will be xiv
en- on all sums over SO, by giving approved security
before the property is removed.
HAMILTON WARFORD
W. G. HcFARIIx, Auc. nov l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Road Notice.

RToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tn IT A PETITION WILL
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF Delaware
euIly at tneir next December session, praying tor
the establishment Of County rodd 10 Scloto and
Thompson tOwnshps. Beginning in the Beeiontaire
GOEa, the aud Elizabeth Bird, at the point where
te iaae cutters said road, aud running thence north
TarGy along said lane to Boxes Creek thence north
wArdy thI Ough the land uf Messrs Bieytogrl TO a
point III County road in Thompson township, said
point being line formerly dIvidIug SAID land.
oct 27, 6i-4w.-sI,75. LEWIS W. BREYFOGEI-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
ef A-ath1ny's Fire. Rose, Salt Rhsuna,
scald Head, Sore Eyes.

Prem izrUey Sickier, Exo. the able editor. sF fks
ilfc&hah1loct Democrat, Pennsylvania.
our only child, about three wears OF &c, yaa at
lacked by pimples on his forehead TEev raDidiv
spread Hiti they formed losthtome and virIelit
sore which covered Ills face, and sctualy blinded
citrate OF silver and other remedies. without aiiy sD-
PsI sHt eheet For fifteen days guarded his hands
tsI Flt them he should tear open the fostering End
corrupt wound which covered hs whole face. Hay-
lig tTlec c. cry thing else lad any hope from va
began giving yOGr SAEsAPARILLA, and aruIyinV
me Iodde OF potash lotion, yoH direct Tie sore
hegan TO heal when we had given the first bottle
altd was well when we had finished the second Tho
Gtha eyelssles, which had come out. grew again
End lie IL now as heaithy and fair any other Ihs
Htois HeiShborhoud predicted that tile Shd must
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
For Sale.

1.-TWO GOOD SECOND HAND TOP BUGGIEs, ONE
= Spring Wagon and S4Iky, nearly new viii lie
sod cheap for cash. -taI ana their Carriags
Shop, Delaware, Ohio
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