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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

MRS. WAfpRoN EBENEFIT--Mrs g: B.
Waldron was compliuipented with very fdll
house on Thursday might, at the Jenny Lind
Theater The peri lance' was interesting,
and satisfactory. Mlsb. Waldron filled the
character Of Mrs. Luhllaby in ga Conjugal
LESSON with great peErfeetion. and much to
,tbe arnusefleni 81 fbe a,audieuce. Miss Sarah
MeGinley appeared with several songs, sung
With rpirit. Ne Rolf / Lindsay, John Kelly,
Geo. PardeY Mas x al ate Baker, and Eugene
1oln6pi in einialia Cupids:% entertain
dAbsse houss TIE 9 celebrated hurlesque
nv successs OnDn the whole, The enter
inment passed pafvery pleasantly, and left
eama'eacsI s.. sci With .hemsel.es ap9 all
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

DUNCAN, she. Oelerated anctionssEs 8 II
makes his voice hesd on the corner e Wall
ard Main streets, sally on every ''frosty morn a1
ing," and late in syey ''dewy eye."
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OFT i NEWS

THK attention 81 niRers is directed to an
advertisement concerning q the BEST HydrauS-
ic Hose now in as.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
A REGULATION for TrooDs.

acquisition Tor Ir0Opss n =
The Oregoaian publishes proclamation
from the Governor of Oregon calling, under
the orders of Gen. Mcdowell and the War
Department, for a regiment of ten companies
of men from that State. 1t appears from the
proclamation that the order must be filed
Immediately, OF the draft will be enforced
forthwith to Sill APP the qsota. Under the
proclamation the State is to be divided into
military districts, " according to the number
/ of persons in each district to do MILITARY du-
Htyn In the language of the order, " When
such district has furnished its quota of men,
Ethere will be no draft in the same under this
call. Each district will furnish one company
I The State has provided for the payment of
bounty of $l50 in State intenest- bearing
bonds, payable in gold to- each yolunhser mus
tered into the service, il addition to the
bOuntias paid by the United States. The
wages Of soldien, in addition, are $lS per
month, besides clotAing, equipments, rabious,
and allowances, furnished by the United
States.
The GowsrnsV appeals to- the people to'sx-
lert themselves to raise funds, organize meet
Fings in each school district, &c. &c, to raise
tbs required Number Of mep, ana stava of
the. daaft. Ha. says ::
i Tha people have q very naturaB repugnaOce
Ito O. draft, linden which every drafted man
imusa serve or furnish substitute. Under it
There must inevitably be some cases of severe
Ebut necessary hardship. Opportunity is now
tgiven to. avoid SUCH draft The men are
needed promptly, and every consideration Of
| patriotism aaA of State local and personal
pride regimes that you oOmmenee promptly
and prosecute vigorously the business of OBJ
tanning Volunteers The officers of the State
lfeeling the most earnest desire that the entire
kSsats- shcsId avoid draft, appeal TO the pat
motto citizens of your country, through you
Fwbo are their officers and legal and natural
representatives.
If The war continues much longer Idaho
will probably be honored by similar notice.
Such are the beauties and benefits of war
taxation to pay for volunteers, or draft to
take tnelr DoQleS. Anu WuAG - I'LL ILLS IoE
Funds Collected for the EEIief of the Inn
migration. rsEr
AT a meeting of the Idaho Immigrant Re-
lief Society Wednesday evening, Sd inst.,. j.
D. Galbraith, in the chair, Messrs. Robt. Bal
LEY, of the Special Committee, in behalf Of
the ladies, made the following report:
Amount received from Mrs. Kelly ..--..$l5l,o
! do. do do Mrs. Poujads.... 1900
i do, do de Mrs. OodriOhS A, 100
Total. Sz1l 90
The Special Committee. then reported Al
follows 1JU
Received from ,0e
Collected by Bailey and O'Neil."...... $4,000
do Frank Campbell, Treasurer, $500
NIL @6le M
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The Committee further reported that they
had received from Mrs. Belknapy Clark, Nc
Carver, Ferguson, Poujade, Waldron, Good
all, Goodrich, and Miss Cosgrove- merohan-
disc valued at $4,000; also, merchandise
from Messrs. Heller, Pinney, Stearns and one
dog. shirts of Platchet 4 Co.
On motion, the meeting adjourneds until
Monday evening next.
.i'ess ~. I'D. GALBRAITH, President.
e @. DANA SAYRs, Secretary.
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HYDRAULIC. HOSE /

THE ATTENTION OF. MINERS IS DIRECT
ed to the fact that the undersigned is pre-
pared to furnish the best HYDRAULIC HOSE,
from No. O1tD No. 40 sewed with three seams, in
lots of so yards and upwards, at 81 25 to ESQ per
ward with, nozzle attached, SIG extra. Orders
by w. F s. Co.'s Express promptly attended to.
'Addeess-R. G..ALDRICH, Portland. Ogn.
ia Refers by permission, to Wnr H. Reed (Agt
Portland A. P.Turner, Judge S. p. Seaniker,
Idaho City. 8iog ~ lm2
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City Brewery.

VJfE the undersigned, would respectfully in
Uniform Saloon keepers, and the public gene
rally, that we are now prepared to furnish supe-
rior article Of Lager Beer, at our Brewery on
BIena Vista Bar, and fill orders for customers.
GANS - - Nr'"..
cscub>r =, tS:34, -.
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I For SUaREME JUDGE-We understand that
fthe legal fraternity of Idaho City, prospect
i've of party, have nearly unanimously sigaeS
"a petition to the President, asking for the
appointments Of Hon. G. B. Waite as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of this Terri
IbOny, and Judge Of this Judicial District, in
place Of Judge Parks, ia. case of the. resigua-
Etien Of the latter officer-of which there is
said to be some expectation Judge Waite
was formerly one of the Associate Justices of
Utah Territory, and executed. the duties of
IFtaaA, responsible position, in the face of some
Imposition, With boidness and fidelity.
# 81 se9W fs---------- e R8 3'afk@
RoBBERY. --A gentlemen named James
Phillips was robbed by couple of gafroters
on the Hill, near this city, last Saturday evel
ming. He was returning home. after night
and was suddenly seized bEtwo,men one. of
wheu haid ksEa by she threat while the other
rapidly cut out his pocket, which contained
a.-purser with $3.50. One of the garroters
proposed tor cut his throat, but the other OBJ
jectsdI and they finally released him, and
started off on the ran. The purse contained
all the money which Phillips had to procure
his Winters supplies. Parties out late, will
do weli'to be on guard for these gentry offthe
road. gH
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@. DANA SAYRs, Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05

The Special Committee then reported as
follows
Received from $271 ,0o
Collected by Bailey and O'Neil.a...... $4,000
do Frank Campbell, Treasurer, $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
: The call Of the 21st Regiment National

fe &
The call of the 21st Regiment National
Guard to the field, which appeared Mon
day morning, caused no little excitement
in our town and throughout the county.
For time the demand fOrsubstitutesw was
earnest and bids ran high, but the excite
ment has to great extent subsidized and
all who can possibly do so seem disposed
to respond in person. Two companies of
the regiment being made up of persons
residing in town, an, extensive inroad is
made upon the ranks of our active young
business men. Among those embraced in
the call are the President of the Female
College, three members of the Faculty of
the University, the Mayor of the town,
the County Clerk, Auditor and Treasurer,
the Cashier Of the First National Bank,
the Principal of our Public Schools, and
several heads of business establishments
Necessity Will compel most of the gentle
men named to procure substitutes; but
the Cashier of the Bank, and County Au-
ditor, the first Adjutant of the Regiment,
the latter Captain of Company B, will re-
spend in person.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

ba~ The fact that the 21st Regiment
National Guard has been ordered to the
field has produced much excitement in our
community, but nothing comparable to
the oommotion that is caused by the rush
to the popular Clothing Establishment of
JOSEPH FISHER, by the eager crowds who
seek admission to make selections from
the large and superior assortment of New
Goods he is just opening. He has been
so over run with customers that he has
found it impossible to get time to write
an advertisement, but hopes to be able to
communicate in this way with the readers
of the Gazette next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

NEW EsTABLIsHDfENT.-By reference
to our advertising columns it will be seen
that new Grocery and Provision Store
has just been opened in the Evans Block.
1t is a fine establishment, and of the pro-
prietor. Mr.. J. w. DoNAvIN, the NJ. Yer
NON Ecpress speaks in the following fat
tering terms: ..-ae-.se
Our friend, J. w. Donavin, has moved
to the town of Delaware, and opened out
in the Evans Block, an extensive stock of
Family Groceries and Provisions. We
are sorry to loose him, but hope our loss
will be his pecuniary gain. From sever
al years personal acquaintance with Dir.
Donavin, we have no hesitation. in re-
commencing him to the people of Delaware
County, as prompt, energetic business
man, ever ready and willing to suppy
them with their groceries at the lowest
price, and purchase their country pro-
duce at the most liberal rates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
: = > y" - > = : 2 ?
N ar r I D =

On the 14th inst, at the residence Of
Tho. I JNo. R1DaWAY of Columbus o.. to to
Miss EMMA SwEETsER, ofDelaware o..
I'VE tender thanks for the handsome pub
fishing fee which accompanied the above no
tice.1 y z-
On Wednesday evening by Rev. James
Davis, at his own residence in Delhi,
Mr.. ROBERT RoLANDs, to Miss MARTHA
JONES, both Of Radnor Delaware Co. o. !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

THE NATIONAL GUARDIN DELAWARE.
The late call for the National Guard
will stop the wheels of the Delaware Col
lege. The following gentlemen, professors
in that institution, are officers in the reg
iment of that place, and of course cannot
obtain substitutes: Prof. Harris is Colo
mel, and the following gentlemen hold Of
fees in the same regiment: Profs. Hoyt,
Williams and Whitlock. Bully for the
Professors State JournGl.
We think the Journal is mistaken in
its statement in regard to the University.
We have heard no intimation that it is
likely to be closed in consequence Of the
National Guard being called to thefeld.
Col. HARRIS severed his connection with
the institution nearly four years ago to ac-
cept the position of Assistant Missionary
Secretary of the M. E. Church. Messrs.
HoYT. WILLIAMS and WHITLocK, mem
bers of the Faculty, all belong to the 21st
Regiment, but are not officers, and hence,
if they desire to do SO, will find no diff
Guilty in procuring substitutes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
NOTICE TO rHYs1c1ANs AND THE PUBLIC

AILooCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.-TEsTMONIL =
ct. AILCoCK 4 CO.. No. 294 Canal street, New York,
Goth New. 1s5o-Gentlemen: lately suffered severe
" from a weakness in my back, ocoasioned by sud
denly over ex erting mys elI.-Haying heard You!
pIaHterH much rec omme ndsd for of this kind,
procured one, the result was all that could de
airs. A single plaster ed me in week
Yours respectfully J. G. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House, New YOr X.
There is nothing equal in the way oI a Plaster TO
the Porous Plaster OF Mr. ALLCOCK. IE Asthm a,
Cough Kidney AHecuOns and local deep seated pain s,
they Afford permanent relisi and for weak back 8,
pains the side StLehes and Plsmo ic pal &c ne r
ally they unsurpassed for tae bsneat5 they I'm =
part. Price rs each Principal ohice, 2S4 a.
pnl Str Get, New York. Sold by H. CORNELL, Do la
ware, Ohio, and BY all respectable dealers IN 9edi-
sines April 1st, 'e4-1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
ArI.ANTIo5 N opgTlI1iI C,l5TTl ..v-4Fbe Nav n,

ATLANTIC MoNTHLx.-FheM May num-
ber Of this sterling Magazine is received.
The following listcompEises the table Of
contents: A Cruise on Lake Ladoga +;
Wet-Weather Work. vi; The Reaper's
Dream; The New-England Revolution Of
the Seventeenth Century; Some Account
of the Early. Life of an Old Bachelor /;
The Snow-Man; The Gold-Fields of No
va Scotia Life on the Sea Islands.aI !;
Gold Hair California as a Vineland; To
a Young Girl Dying; The Rim. I; Types !;
House and Home Papers. v; Re-enlisted;
The Presidential Election; Reviews and
Literary Notices. -rrEcE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

War Has IT'S TRIUMPHs, So HAS PEACE
While the armies of the Union were winning
brilliant victories, the Chemical Salerat1s was
enjoying series, of uninterrupted triumphs
over the popular aversion to all saEeratus, be-
cause the common kinds in use were found to
be. destfuefiveAs Science had dendnstrated
that the Chemical SGleratus was not only pure
in its nature, but wonderful 10 its efecr, pro-
ducing better bread and biscuit than any
other kind of saleratus or soda known.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
RELIEF IN TEN NINUTESI
BrYan's PuImonic Waters !!

IA al > - A44A4OAA4C ~ G11GIS !
TIE Original Aedicns Established in 1887 and first al
tiels Of the kind ever introduced under she name {
"PUINoNIo WATEES,'' in this or any ether country
all ether Pulmsrc Waters esunterseits The gen
uine be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
cd On each WAFER.
BRTAN's PULMOHIC WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat Hoarxeness
BRYAN's PUIMoNIo WARES s
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PELMoNIC WAFERs
RSlisv6 Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRrAx'a PULNoHIc WAEEEz
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Isng Diseases.
BEYAN's PULhOSIc WAFERs
-r Relieve Irritation of the UEula and T0nsils y
BEYAH's PuIMoxIc WAFERs
Rseys thu abOye Complaints in t en Minutes.
HRrAS's PuLxozuC WAEzgs
are a Blessing TO all Glasses and Constitutions
p BKYAERs PU1afoEIo NA1ERss + - -
are adapted for VOcaIiSts and Public Speakers
BEYAH's PULAosus wAFEKs
Are in simple form an pleasant ts the taste -
BKYAN's PUIl0NIc WAKKKs
Net emily relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cure
y4- RRXAH's PgLMeNs WAEaEa .
Are warranted 70 give satafaction to every enc.
' .'-
Ne family should be without bOx of
40 Bryaa's PStEHonis Wafss
in the house.
NotraVslSr shsuld be without q supply Of ..-,s
"t BTFaais PutHEo8je HajeTS
in his pocket.
Ne person will ever object to give for
ByyaH's Pailna0nic Wqfsrs
twenty-five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole PrOpristor.
II Certlandt St. New York.
all Druggists.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

Laugh and grow fat is q good old axiom
that is not without point. This, however ii
not easy to do while the mind is burdenec
W ith care. and while the probability is daily
and nightly hanging over you that fire may
sweep away your dwelling-your furniture
your merchandise-in a very short space Of
time and leave you nothing but ashes as the
remains Of long years of toll, Now treat your
property Eightz-at once secure 3 Policy in the
Etna of Hartford, and you will enjoy peace
of mind, from the feeling of security, that
will lead you to read the above axiom thus
tsInsure and groR fat.'i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
gEhe areat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
esoIahrafad 7leunaIa FilIs.s

~ SIR JAMES CI4ARkE'Ss -~a --
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Prepare from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
N Pfysieian Extraordinary to the Queen.
painful dangerous diseases which the fea lie
constitution subject 1t mOderates all excess and
moves all Instructions, and speedy cure may be rei-
ed on.
= lI.s TO MARRIED LADIES 80
its peculiarly suited 1t will, ina short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Cautiou-Ihese Pals should not Be taken By female
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
they to bring Miscarriage, but at any other
tinaethey are safe. -
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papi
tation Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills
will effect when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy, do not contain ron cao-
mel antimOny, anything hurfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sela Agent for the United States and Canada,
:# JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St..
New York.
N B. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thOrized Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pill
by return mail. - aug. lily
Sold by all Druggists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

Monday morning three deserters were
arrested at this place, by officers from Co.
lumbus who came up on the early train.
The deserters leftSunday night, and walk
ed to Delaware, but on their arrival found
their pursuers by reason of the facilities
afforded by the railroad had succeeded in
getting here before them and suddenly
brought to close their journey towards
Canada - - t-'.+ .t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

The 21st Regiment National Guard, of
this county, which is included in the late
call, will rendezvous at Delaware on Mon
day next. Col. HARRIS being necessarily
absent in attendance upon the session of
the General Conference of the M. Z.
Church, the command of the regiment
will devolve upon Liut. Col. AsHwILL.-
The regiment is peculiarly fortunate in
the present emergency in having exper-
fenced and accomplished field officers
Both Col, AsHwILL and Maj. OLDs have
seen active service during the present war,
and both bear upon their person honora'
BILE scars received in the front ranks upon
the battle field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

FRUIT TRIES & SHRUBBERY-A Fresh
Supply-I have just received new lot of
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, to which the
attention of the public is invited. My as
sortment of shrubbery is unusually fine,
and no one desiring articles in that line
should fail to give me an early call.
A. H. GAsroE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

HEADLEY, RICHARDS & Co., Colum-
bus, have just opened a large stock of
Summer Goods, to which they invite the
attention Of our readers, through the ad-
vertising columns of this paper, This
house sustains a very enyiable reputation
for giving back the ''10OTth of ones money, +"
and our readers cannot do better than call
and see for themselves whenever theyvisit
the Capital. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

The fe-enlsted veterans Of the 10th
Regiment, after enjoying their thirty days
furlough among their friends, left We'd
nesday night for Camp Chase, whence in
few days they will depart for the front
The members Of the 32d regiment, re-
Gently at home on similar furlough, have
also left to rejoin the regiment, which re-
turns to the field Immediately.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

Public SPEAKRRs AND Singers will find
Browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial iu
clearing the voice before speaking or singing
and relieving the threat after any unusual exer-
ton OF the vocal organs, having "a peculiar
adaptation affections which disturb the or
gans Of speech. .,. .... ..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

The 96th and 48th Ohio Regiments
took part in the late battle in Western
Louisiana, and both suffered severely
Col. VAEcE, of the 96th, was either killed
or wounded and captured, which is un-
certain, as the reports are conflicting
The same is the case In regard to Lieut..
Col. LINDSEY, of the 48th. All the pub
Iished accounts we haEea noticed place
him in the list of killed but the Colonel
of the regiment, whose opinion is entitled
to consideration, thinks he is wounded
and captured. The extent to which the
48th suffered may be judged from the fact
that in addition to the Lieut.. Colonel the
Major and three Captains are reported
among the killed, and it is stated of all the
line officers engaged in the battle but one
Capt. Mosgrove) came from the field
We infer from his presence in New Or
leans that Col. Parker was not in the
fight. We have heard of no other casu-
alties than the case of Col. Lindsey
among the numbers of the. 48th from this
county, though we have seen no list of
losses other than of officers. - Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

aREMoVED.-D. PIERCE's Neat Shop
has been removed from the late stand on
Winter street to the building on Sandus-
Ky street, one door north of Coop's Gro
Gerry and directly opposite the Williams
Block, at which place he viii be pleased
see and wait upon his old customers and
all who may favor him with call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29

FROM THE 96TH RKGI3fENT.-Mrs. E.
EASTMAN has sent US for publication the
subjoined letter, written at the request Of
her husband, who is wounded and in hos
pital at New Orleans. 1t will be interest
ting to those having relatives and friends
in the regiment. 1t contains the painful
intelligence of the death of another of our
brave boys, I. P. CRUICKsHANK, of Lib
erty, and the wounding and capture OF
several other members of Capt. Eastman s
Company. It also reports among the mis-
sing Lieut.. HUNTLEY, of Galena, belong
ing to Capt. KIMBALL's Company. 1t
will be gratifying to the friends of that
estimable young gentleman and gallant of
fcer, Lieut.. Col. j. w. LINDSEY, of the
48th, to know that there is room to hope
that the report of his death on the field
is erroneous, such being the expressed
opinion of the Colonel of his regiment,
who is likely to be as well informed on the
subject as any other person: '5
ysals -l &. ST. JAMES HOSPITAL,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Apl. 10, "a.
Mrs. AIDA EASTMAN:
At the request of your husband, l write
you this note.
The 96th Regiment was in the late bat
tie in Western Louisiana, and was some
what unfortunate in the loss of its officers.
Among which are Col. Vance and Capt.
Coulter, wounded and prisoners Lit. La
fever wounded; Lit. Huntley, missing,
and your husband: who was wounded in
the right hand. In the Captains Com
pany the following are the casualties -
Irwin p. Gruickshank, killed; John L.
Carpenter, wounded in right arm; j. G..
Oldham, in right shoulder Perry Moses,
wounded and a prisoner. These are ali
that the Capt. now remembers, but doubt
less there are more. r.
Your husband is now in st. James
Hospital, and will receive. careful treat
ment by skillful Surgeons. Give yourself
no uneasiness concerning him; his wound
will necessarily prevent him from writing
personally for some time yet, but some
one wiIl2keep you advised from time to
time Of his condition.
II, Col. Lindsey, of my regiment, is re-
ported Eilled, but think he is only
WoundedSRnd prisoner -
- Respectfully Yours,
j. r. PARKER,
Col. 48th o. ". l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-29
DR., TOBIAS
VEN LIN

A certain cure for pains and aches, and war
ranted superior to any other. Group it posi-
lively cures; relief is absolutely sure immedi-
ately it is used. Mothers remember this, and
arm yourselves with a bottle without delay.
Group is disease which gives no notice, fire.
quently attacking the child in the dead hour
of night: before physician can be summoned
it may he too late. Remember, the Venetian
Lniment never fails Price 25 and so cents a
bottle, Sold by all Druggists. Office, SO Cort-
landt Street, New York.
April. 1864, I'm.