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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-15

tbs mrhltcicttr Srdbrittr ifttt untr Der Vsi.
tlnA peS ansrfannt t~iid,tisru Miuittrs BERN
8. Neitrr.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
Mackerei and Herring

r, saIs oy LEWIS " BRoTHrR, corner Of Main and
Comnsrss ssseeis. SEayrna De-. T-7' asa a''o ~
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

ms celebrated Washing Soap is now in market f.,
'lah year and that il has given universal sat
s,acon' Is evident from the fact that The ManuG,c
oi u! IN order TO supply the demand hayebeen
Onoe ~ liIcI@ase their capacity to make equ al 10
Une & hundred Thousand Pounds per Week II IS d. .;
IeuIy y ihe best and cheapest SOAP ever made in th
Ioun'ry " One Pound of it will go as far for onv
Is made upon principle Of the hest maior;o =
ai amu hnoMn only to VAN HAAGLN8 NCKEoNE. II dncs
aMap ehtlrely with the washboard-sayes The necos
JI t13ng me clothes does not shrink FIannes
periecily and from the most delicate fobrc soa c.i
"mema me time and aHer usually spent 10 Jn ,t5
washing u Is warranted free from Sal SoJo NJ ~ t tne
i% alkaIies and guaranteed not 10 rot or nmre
Fof sale by all respectable Groccrs and yboo.o,o
y NJ % THAN a. MCKEONE.
NO ~ and 81 South Wharves, Philadeinbio
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
Furs! ETRS IT,. !
c Joseph RCsembaum,
AK l9ANO5E -YltIa
F'urs

'0"' MANUFACTURER g. INJpORTEp
Has now ready his verv extensive s,oo, ,c ,,,1,.s
consisting OF Capes, HllCapes. VIclorpncs ME-, H
h, &c. IN MINK Sable Stone Matten FIcb C,L;n'
SlneriaH Squirrel and other lower nricrd Fnrs
competition. 'i at prices 10 defy
,a urs sold IN this store, warranted 10 he b.
HLoRE NO 4i6 ARCH street between ,tb and 5,h
UGLpEL Lion, PnILADEIPmIA. -" ''si Vi 'he
moderate charge. SiDies, al
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

h ierr'ng 10 the above 1t atTords ne plaos,,.o =,
I"at we nave been appointed Sole Agents in ,S %
Tor ''ie sale OF this superior and unequoleJ OJ o"g
The aJvo,,too'o - 't TO- ueuiers ana others.
OF It's llgh brIlancy and perfect safety n
! Deimg entirely NON-EXPLOSiVE ""'''y' II
"Hh a Hat wick bnrner Of an inch in ,,iI,h ,bo
cost Is less than of a cent per h0ur riv;, i alie
r s 10 I'VE sperm candles which cost IL cents
hundreds OF lamps Throughout the country bo,o
hGfh thrown aside because u regular snnnl,, n ,:Hn1
Clh % 'oGiu hot be obtained. The facilities nC ,he
""o'e oHl"hy however, are such as to enable Then,
u'' us 10 guarantee regularity in quality and snnI
cans. ' anu H'e gallon
,bs respec.iuy ask the attention of the public 10
'ne ahoVe' ana shall be pleased to forward r,,cnio
giving more detailed information relative to IT, t'''uifS
ALLEN & NEEDLES
40 AGENTS FOR THE FACTORY
- AZ South Wharves and Al Sonrb " a;o, c,
PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
EurS! FurS ! FurSl

FAREIRA y THOMSON Impor,ers Moruc,o,,.
ers and Dealers in Children's FANCY FURS, of eyerv
description. Also, y
Buffalo Robes, Furred Gloves, and Collars.
NO eIS MARKET street (above Eighth. side s,ie,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale and Retail l'8aS1
N. B-Storekeepers will do we'll to give ms a call
as they will find the largest os,orinen, bv far IN
ir"m , ~ the city, and al. Manufacturers prcesi
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
Farmers, Farmers.
LOOK 10 YOUR INTEREST

, we are now receiving the amportant articles CD
the Oal' Corn and Grass crops which will be sold low
- ~ Wv
100 TONS Pure Super Phosphate of I.ime-Cook
% limerick and Jourdan's manufacture. Price, S37I
per ton, cash $40 per lUn months: $40 q rnnnih.
NoTE;-it Is believed the corn crop NAV be lncrens.
eu one, MIN by the use Of these Phosphales
10 Tons Pacific Ocean GUANO;
5OO Bushs. Ground PLASTER;
Also. Of best quality. 10. 900 bushs fine LIME.
100 Bushs choice CLOVER SEED;
ID do do Timothy Seed
RJ Building Stone, Brick, &c. ways on hand
GEO. w. CUMMiNS &, co
Smr-na, March, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
New Castle
Lum bcr Yard.
p,

Inc subscribers, dealers in Lumber respertruIlv
invite the attention of Builders and Contractors 10
,ne!r slock OF Lumber, which is large and we'll se
ieI.eu. I.tH. We have on hand large assortment of
thickness; 4N0 ~iieS
IlemOCk JOist and Scantlinp:
nenISck Fence and Wide Boards
Yellow and White Pine Frame Lsnber.
Yellow and White Pine Flooring Boards:
Cedar and Cypress Shingles;
fltkets, Singing Lalh. Siding, etc.
~ belhg located directly on the river We ara ut
al uhes enabled 10 sell Lumber at the lowest mnrke1
of charge. "''" '"1s as Iis@
PERSONS IN want of Lumber would DO well 10 eIam.
Inc 0ui stock before making their purchases
All orders and communications nt,Iressed ,o d.
subscrh hers will be promptly attended TO-
mar3l,ly Water st. New CASH. nj
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

Ii V GK FILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and NOR.
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. ChaS. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS.
For thecure of LIVER CoMpLA1Nr..
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs. S,cx
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably . make IA
speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are UnrivaIed,
and never known to fail when adj
mlnisterod in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
:. PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success,
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years. and they will now give their
undivided time and attention TO
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
DRAFTED Vermifuge and Liver Pills
snail continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
VIII continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
Address all orders n
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa
b r, Dealers and Ply ordering From, ,,h-.
nan tIemlng Bros, will do well TO WITS m tbi % o.1sas
Psy PIss..y anu h:ke none Bat Dr. ELGnss ,oSS e.
b ba."ng 1rGS' ItHsbtr1h, "a To those xi.66ir ~
art of tb We viii forward per mall post paa 70 Spv
~ 80 VI the United States one box of pins Co. tIx
lurtosn tbressegS stamps or one vial Of Yermucs s
@e'0u'panied by twenty eoDts extra -~ ~S~
'old by James P. HOfecker, and by Drug.
Is generally.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

CAUTION.
Soan in Dos several imitation brands of Defensive
ooap III market the public are noIIiied Ibot @
genuine except Van Iiaagcn Il McKeone is mUre Is
Mo er" g naroi The Soap. as well as the Boxes
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
TO THE PITRTJC

THE subscriber would inform his friends I'D
the public generally, that be Intends 10 rnU
baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose q,
conveying Passengers. carrying Freipbt, BaS'
gage, DC. He expects. To locate in the wes,
part OF smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fuiiy received and promptly attended TO-
UT. lie viii also run Wagons to and from
Smyfna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
"oods. Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels. '-'
Thankful for past favors, he hooes ,o ,oor;,
ana receive liberal share Of the public patron.
age. agsi ERENEZEb + IIIprW pr,,o'-
Dec. 10" ,"5s-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

WISCONSIN, = There was report from
Wisconsin, that Judge Dixon had been elected
chief justice of Wisconsin, by majority of
5000 votes. This report is not confirmed and
now, the result appears to be doubtful. The
Milwaukee Democrat of April Is reports the
case as follows -
"The official majorities of several counties
received last evening and to-day, reduce Dix.
oDs vote so much as to leave him but three or
four hundred, even after allowing against
Sloan what may or may not be an error in La
Crosse county, which reduces the lattcr's vote
900 All the heavy democratic counties are
now heard from save Kewaunee and Lafayette,
which cannot come up to the figures we have
placed them at. The matter is again involved
~ uouot, and there is even a chance OF Sloal's
Sieeuoh, as several counties in our table are
Hkeiy TO gain considerably for him."
DIXON and Sloan are both republicans. and
tne former had been appointed by the govern.
OF 10 MI vacancy in the Office. The renubli.
can s'a'e convention refused to adopt DIXON
as candidate, because he refused to sustaip
Judge Smiths decision in the Roof, 49,
whereupon the democrats took him nm aa5
were aided by portion of the republican vo'
tiers. The republican nominee for tho ,,.oa,
dency will carry Wisconsin by 10000 ma;o,;
ty, and, under certain circumstances, by 25 ooo
majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
THE DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.

We give in another place the names of all
the delegates from this state to the Chicago
convention. Some of our contemporaries I'M
dertake to tell each delegates preference in
regard to a presidential candidate, and say
how he will vote on the first ballot The
common report is that majority Of them
prefer Mr.. Seward, and this is undoubtedly
correct. But they all go un;nstructed, al
though in some cases the preference of their
constituents has been SO unequivocally and so
strongly manifested, rs to be well nigh equiv
alent to instructions. Most of the delegates
know very well that their constituents prefer
Mr.. Seward. Yet, it will be their duty to report
at Chicago that Massachusetts has in readi.
ness an overwhelming majority for any re
publican cane idate for the presidency who
may be fairly and honorably nominated. If
parties here were as nearly equal as they are
in Ohio or Connecticut, different report
might be necessary.
There are certain states which may be
counted on as sure for the nominee of the Chi
cagoS convention. Among them are Massa-
chusets, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, New York, and Michigan, and
probably Connecticut Nearly all the north
western states are sure for Seward, Chase,
Fremont, Lincoln, Wade, and such republi-
cans but they are not sure for one or two of
the men who have been proposed for nomina.
ton at Chicago. Ohio, too, may be lost by an
unwise nomination. 1t appears to us that
those who discourse so largely on the adapted
ness of certain gentlemen of the old school to
carry Pennsylvania, do not consider faithfully
the adaptedness of these same respectable gen.
tlemen to lose the vote of Ohio, Iowa, Mime
sofa, and even Wisconsin. We prefer
Mr.. Seward because we believe that he
is, every thing considered, the strongest
and most available candidate that can
be put in nomination. No other man
can get such a vote in Illinois. No other man
can so run down and overwhelm the democrat
ic nominee in all the northwest And how he
would run in Ohio, New York, and New Eng
land Aud is there one doubtful state wher,
the influence of such a campaign movemen
as his name would create, would not do NOR
in our behalf than anything else
So far as we know, the Massachusetts, dele
CATION will go to Chicago with an honest pun
pose to do what shall appear to be wisest an
best. There is among them no blind prejr
dice against any of the men who have bee
proposed for nomination, nor anything els
that will interfere with wise and faithful pei
Torrance of their duties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

PLANS FOR THE LIBRARY BUILDING
Among the plans for new building for the public
library, are two drawn by Messrs. S. D. Tour.
tellot and Charles II. Peck of this city. One
of them proposed building that would cost
some S21 ,000 with an interior admirably de.
signed, the most striking feature being library
rooms with finely contrived arrangement for
alcoves. 1t would furnish room for a very ex-
tensive library, and seems to us one of the
best designs for the interior of a library build.
ing we ever examined. The other plan pro-
yides for an interior without acoves in the
library rooms The cost Of this building would
be not more than $4,000; without extern
sion SIS, 800 and without extension and
block corners, Sl4, 800, the actual expense OF
the block corners being $500 These plans
were very highly praised in the report of the
committee Of the city council, particularly
that first mentioned, and the praise was richly
merited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

Croup.-Children are often seized very suddenly with
this disease, which. ifnot ky relieved proves IA tai
1t generally ATTACKS children in the night, after having
been mach exposed to damp. cold winds through the
day Damp houses wet feet thin shoes wet Clothes or
anything that IbstfuctS perSpration may occasion
Group Mothers your children liable to be taken
with this dread complaint at time when you least ex-
pect it, out it is not ALWAYS doctor be called or
remedy found, and for this would advise You
now, and without moments delay, TO buy bottle Of
Dr. EArON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL. 1t will cure everN
case of Group, if taken in time and also all complaints
attending reethn@, Convulsons, Coughs, Colds, etc 1t
il sold by all res ecable druggists Messrs CHURCH
pUPoNT New York, are the prOprictors and also sole
AGENTS for DR. BRoNSON's BLOOD FOOD" which for
Cnnsumptive and Chronic disease is a remedy Do
hot be put of with other articles Write CHURCH
d Dupont New York, if you cannot get them in your
town
- See advertisement For ebv GEO. r. SPUR
Sole Agent, Worcester. d&wlm apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BY c. F. oRNE.


Why stand they thus in gathered groups,
Those hardy men and stern?
Their lips are pressed, their voices low,
Their eyes with dark fires burn.
And every clenched and nervous hand
Moves as it grasped a battle brand
They look upon their scattered homes
White cleaning through the trees,
And start as if afar were borne
Some war,note on the breeze;
And every bold, determined glance
Would seem to bid some foe advance.
Red CLEAN the fires of rudy morn
Along the eastern sky;
Back roll the clouds, upwheels the sun
EXultingly on high.
And earth gives back this April morn
Rejoicing smiles OF heaven born.
Fair lie the fields and meadows green,
Earth calls to genial toll,
And bids her children treasures seek
Deep-hidden in the soil:
Her voice is needed not, nor heard;
By other thoughts their hearts are stirred.
Hark! bark from up the flinty road
What sounds are wildly borne?
chargers hoofs are ringing fast
Spurs on a courier stern,
Shouting with voice of trumpet tone
$50 arms! to arms! the wars begun"
His white steed flecked with blood and foam,
Swift as the wind that flies,
Reels as his hand draws in the curb,
Falls heavily and dies.
Wars messenger this fearful morn
The gallant steed has nobly borne.
One look of sorrow on him cast
His master turns away;
A hundred voices eager ask
"Where and how goes the fray?"
THE British are at Lexington
To arms! To arms! The wars begun"
They bring at once another steed,
A moment, forth he darts,
Swift as the swallows flight he speeds,
While thrilling on their hearts
Comes echoing back the fearful tone,
"ro arms! to arms! the wars begunr'
Ring out, ring out the pealing BELLS
Ring out with rapid toll
Fire off the booming minute guns!
Beat loud the alarum roll!
Send messengers to ride and rum
"fo arms! to arms the wars begunr'
Rings far and wide the rallying cry
Through many peaceful town;
IT'S sounding up from valleys deep,
The hill-tops send il down.
1t pours along the riverside,
And pierces all the forest wide
1t calls the laborer from his toll,
The scholar from his lore;
Startles the huntsman from the wood,
The fisher from the shore.
Left in the furrow is the plough,
Strong hands must grasp the bayonet now.
Away away to Lexington!
The foe are on the track.
One parting glance for hearth and home
Away! no more look back
Leave all with the Almighty One,-
To arms! to arms! the wars begun
Oh this shall be glorious day!
Our hands shall strike blow
Whose force shall vibrate through the world,
And down the ages go!
Freedom for us, for earth be won-
To arms to arms the wars begun!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

STEAMBOAT ROUTE TO NEW YoRK.-The Boston
and New York steamboat line, via Worcester and
Norwich, is doing good business, spring opens
Two long sixteen wheel passenger cars, capable
each of seating eghtyfour persons are filed at near
y every trip These the easiest ones to ride
in of those upon any New England road, moving
with very little jolting on account of their contact
with the rails by double the usual number of Wheels
and being furnished with the most comfortable,
hgh-backed soft cushioned seats, may sleep very
comfortably and soundy all the way from Boston to
Allyn's Point
The two boats upon this route, the Vanderbilt and
Connecticut, safe, commodious and fast sailing
steamers, and will land person leaving Boston at
hafpast five and Worcester at in the evening,
safely in New York by seven the next morning after
good nights rest in his berth or state-room
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

thieves have watched for such an opportunity
for some time Cases have transpired in
which six to eight months were spent by
villain IN DIGGING the steps Of an expressman,
with the hope of making such haul as this
in the end. The packages in the safe con-
tanned, as far as heard from, ten $500 notes on
the Atlantic Bank of Boston; S620 on the
Park Bank of New York $1,000 on the Me
chanics' Banking Association 500 in Og-
densburg Bank notes four $50 bills on the
Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank Of Boston !;
$1,000 in small new bills of the Langdon Bank,
Dover, n. H.. and other packages, amounting
in all to ,000-Sl2,0 being in charge Of
the Express Company, and $4,000 entrusted to
Kinsley & Company. The Company paid the
amounts called for in the various receipts, so
that the customers have not lost, nor even been
delayed by the robbery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
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