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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
proclamation OF General mcclellan.

In to-dly's p,per. We publish the second
proclamation of u ,iar General Nc lelttn,
from his head quarter. at Grafton. which
we received ye.'eriay in manuscript from
him. General Mcclellan has now taken
o1m.Saul of tho Western Virginia forcas
in person, and it will be seen thar he In
tends to prosecute the war vigorously
At the same time. in accordance with his
former proclamation. he intends that every
right of person aud property of every citi.
zen property conducting himself, shall re-
ceive the fullest protection, aud he is de-
termined that no other Inconvenience than
that which necessarily re>u!ts to every
theatre of war, shall he felt 10y nur people.
We are glad that be has resolved upon
n vigorous policy towards the cowhr.lly
guerillns who skuik in amhuscadc and Are
upon our pirkrt5 and sentinel5. This he
should hy all means io, and do thOrOugh-
iy The counties Immediately about him
have many spressiOnists in them, who are
none too good to do anything that they
can do in cOnceaIment, and they shsuId
be made examples wherever caught Mt
their ,me. This policy, followed up en-
ergrtics,llY towards them in all instances,
will soon rid Western virginiA of their
presence. Ore great trouble OF the VIZ
thus far has been, that too much lcnieGcy
has been dealt out to mar lers. They
have been, in several instances, caught an'i
released again. on their empty aud prrddi-
Gus promises to ain no murc. They no
sooner get ont of sight than they are ut
The same devilm> mt "g Tin. And now it il
time that an eiF.ctnaI stop was put to their
doiugs. We hope that General Mcclellan
will follow mp his programme vigorously.
lie will BIZ doing real mercy to the people
of Western Virginia, if lie does, because it
wi make the rampaign shorter and save
much blood, that otherwise i'll be shed.
a few good examples will serve as II
wholesome warming.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
FROM GRAFTON.
Correspondence OF the IntelliEenccrl
GRAFr0S, June 2Ith, 1861

GRAFFOS, Inue itll, Loot'
Troops are continually arriving at this
point. The splendid OHIO regiment, Col.
j. X. Morrow. came in an yestPr'lrv. nn
two others have since arrived. j. X. il u
Trump all the time. and viii render good
account of himself when opportunity of
frrs. The force now in Western Yirgimi"
rnunot tail far short of twelve thousand;
this, in rll probability, viii he increased to
twenty odd thousand ia te next few d tvs.
The troops now crossing the Ohio. ave all
enlisted tnr three years, mud in every WY
well fitted fur enduring the hnrlShip7 aud
| priyatiuns of prOrr tcted StrU shOnli
tue cruzv. Eaitlle<E aIGd wicked Wise. with
lliE CWt-,hrOIf, prnprrty-drstrnyinR h0rd =
0f prrjnred williams. ever meet them III
honorable hattie. The contest will h'
short, the viCtnry decisive, aud thOSe of
Onr pnliurnnS who have sn long aud loud
ly called rnr their rights will ge; ;hcm.
learn tn-,lhy that Grn. Mcclellan will
make his headquarters for the present ut
this place. lie is NOW here. and is active
IT, engaged in directing the movements of
the vhrinns regiments as they arrive.
Brig Gen. Hill his Just It here. aud
will command The Ohm trn 'nst-Brig Gen.
N iris the IndianHns. while our virginia
hnys, for want of teut+ aud 1t cnmmin-
d, r will ! fear. have to rem in scattered
over all creation. Som" of the first Vir-
ginih companies have not been visited BY
81 rrgimentnl niFi .er -inre the AFT .ir at Phil
Iippi. Col Hnhiiar'l has moi bud much Of II
chnncr 80 far 1t IA to lie horned that
lie will exert himself TO get his gmrnt
together. iff.r M other rnrnrss thln Civ
ing all the men nu opportunity of seeing.
even for once. the Li'u'-Gul., VI j,r
and Ahiutant of the Regiment.
y military friend his just informed me
that there ARE rhOnt OBJ rrbl1 ~ ROM
ucy movement will I've made Icr.-
so0n. IIutIonsvilIe is occupied hy small
force of rebels only. MrC has bis eye an
the enemy in every quarter. AMI it would
not surprise y0ur correspondents much if
| oar section of the Stare were entirely tree
from CUnf+.i5 ny the 4rl at Jnlv. without
an rnga cement of any importance. Tue
ruliiAns will SHAFT 81 .utinri ar hurn Il
bridge when opportunity presents itself.
Brymn lrprr,lttinns "fIhis character there
is uu'hng III them except the bIscst COW
ariire.
Amnn ,m-d Charley N ,rshall. of your
rirv. WIS arrested IL ,I,v ar 50 ago here. IN
| suspicion. Ts"rc were lettrrS fan "n his
r,.' ."n that my hriug him iurn trnu,lr.
II sides cUnvictin. persons ia Wheeling of
giving aid and comfort to tile enemy.
IIiNRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

a New York paper asks, Why not cele-
brAtc'he coming 4 ii Of july in Richmond,
VA. Against an army, that is disheartened
aud dem"r"iiz d 'y continued rctren,ing,
bad clothing, food, aud arms, it will not
he diihe"lt to do it. On then. to Rjrh-
m"nd! Tnnusura,r the Governor elected
at Wheeling IN the 9Th of July. nnd let
Congress meet. aud tia day lie ceiehrn,ci
Throughout, the country with the ccITt TIN,
s'lrh an achievement as the capture OF The
new JET. Davis capitol will gi.r.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

The uniform of tic Confederate States
army is a7.hcrt tuuic Of cadet grry c 9th,
doul,le-brensted. with two rows of brass
Gntgoas, two inches ;sp ,rt 81, the waist, aud
widening towards the Shout lers; pauta-
looms sky blue, u..lr full in the legs. The
buttons are plain gilt coayex torn. aud
three.qu .rters of an inch in diameter
Tue different aru, of the services IRE dis
tinguishcd 10y the ,Ior of tue trimmings
--hlue for infantry, red for artillery, and
yellow rur cavalry. the artillery buttons
are stamped with. the letter a, but the in
f.,utry and cavalry but ons will bear only
the number of the regiment. The general
aud staff officers dress will b. dark blue
cloth; the medical department black cloth,
with gold aud velvet trimmings. Badges
of d sriuction will %e marked upon the
sleeves aud collars Brigadicr General,
three large stars GA the collar; Culonel.
two stnrs; Lieutenant Colonel, one star;
NJ jnr, small star and horriz 1utaI bar; Cap
taia. three smtll stars; First Lieutenant.
two small stars; and Second Lieutenant,
one email star. The buttons for General
aud staff officers are to have II raised eagle
in the cvutre. SUR bundled by thirteen stars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

Or Saturday last. in pursuance of the
order of Gov. Pierpnlut, E lwurd vi. Norton,
Eq, of this county. having i: cI,urge a
sergesn,. corporal aud eighteen men, de-
tailed from the Pl1mmer Guards. one of
the companies of the 81 Virginia Regl-
ment, proceeded to Bethany, in Brooke
county, and obtained possessions of for y
nine stand of arms, with the accoutre-
mems. sir. n, accompanied by his escort,
left here about 4 o'clock III the AFTERNOON,
auI returned on the following morning
about o'clork, having in bis possession
the arms aud ACCOMPLISHMENTS. In his re-.
port to the Governor he comments. in the
highest terms, the sol.liesly hearing and
good conduct of S -rgeant Rock aud his
men. 1t was an expedition requiring both
caution AID circumspection, aud couriIia-
tory drmness, Fur bis zeal and activity
Mr.. Norton deserves all the thanks and
eOmmeuda,iOn which tue Governor so
promptly accorded to him. 1t was the
first Executive order, aud its completely
successful aud peaceful execution, we av.
SCpt as an augpry of surrrss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
Letter frorn n. CI.y Den,,..

.H"a. J 'lln s.'}nrlilr, Yesterday received
the following letter from II. Clay De,ne,
well known as an CT -ch plain of the Unit.,l
Staies Senate, ut present i, resilient of
Iowa. Prom his lettrr We are permitted
to make ihe following extract:
Ny " Fr desires me to write these words.
MIR. Garlic, rs the intimate friend uf vnur
Preri0ns Shintei mother. MD you God
sPeS.l in the Euud work IF saving NV ma
tive State tron the dissertation of urpers
aud ~ rants. lave the mountains n. 'I-,,
rs love life. learned freedom fir ,rn their
winds AMI liberty from her children. /
weep for Virgiuir. ani bless the h ,nd thar
is, stretched furIh to deliver their from the
destroyer. will teach my children la
love the bold men who dared TO RI. pledge
f., liberty and snrrei honor in defence ri
the rlSre of ing birth, the iInmr ct my FORE
fathers and ilir pride of nv being. My
grandfather, an honest. plain mouniainprr
fnnEhI hl The side nf Washington in ihr
Revelation. Ny father went to Norfolk in
lsI2;Fm precious as life would h,. to me
| fnr the sake "f my husband and children,
| would lay ii down for the houVr OF V.r-
ginin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

TEE NEw Haven Re5isfsr givea an ac.
eouptUf very INFECTIOUS invention call.
ed tue "B ,g.turuer." Since the making
Of baEs for Aaur, meal, b., has become an
exclusive and extensive business, it was
found to be large part of the lab Ir after
the bags came fran the sewing machine to
turn them. BY this machine the bags
are lad ia a pile, like heaps" of Paprr,
Oa the feeding board of printing rress,
and when the u 'rhiae is put in motion, q
pair OF iron Gasers seize the b'g at its
mouth, two long arms enter aud extend,
HuA, gripping the bottom Ut the bag, re-
verse it iu an instant. By this machine
City bags per minute are turned aud laid
81 Is snJsIh aaA weeks ironing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
From RInhnnnd.

The RiChmonj D.gSdfeh of the 2OIliinSt,
gives the following items concerning what
is doing in the RIGhnuni COuVentiuni
An r.liuHnre to the following effect is
pending before this hndy:
That any citizenof V.rginiH holding Office
uud.r the government of tue Uuited States
shall, after the first day OF July next. lie
f,r ,ver hanished from the State, aud il ,lr-
ci"r.d an alien eueIuy, and shall l'e vnnsid-
cred as such in all the courts uf Virginia.
Z. Auy riIiL u of Virginia WIN shall
hereafter undertake to represent tile State
eff Virginia in the Congress of tue United
States shall. in addition TO the pennlliea of
the preceding scrtinn. be deemed guilty of
treason, and his property shall, Un imfUr-
IN ,IiOu Ofthe attorney gen. raj ia any court
of this Commonwealth, be coMiscnte:! 10
the USES uf The State.
). The first section shall not he deemed
applicable TO any officer ur the United
States ur of the Confederate States, ltulil
after the last day of January next.
| An OrfinArcp MS been p lst adopting the
consultation OF the Confederate States.
A proposition ia pending suggesting
the prUpr.ety of setting aside all debts du,
by Virginia, ur the citt1ens. ur any cOrpu-
r,t;Oa thereof, Ia the citizens of my N"rih-
ern State now engaged IN invading the
SOL of Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
Col. Kelly.

We are requested by Col. Kelly, to say
&c his numerous friends aud correspond
cuts, who have kindly written him many
letters and sent him many tokens uf their
high regard, that the feeble state of his
health has prevented him fros:, nckuowl.
edEinG, or even dissating arknowleJx.
ments of these fav"rs. So soon as his
health permits. he hopes to lie able to
properly manifest his appreciation of all
these kinduesses. Ia tue meantime, he
beRs to thus pHb'icIy tender his cordial
th"nks aud well wishes to all who nav 81
generously Interested themselves in his
welfare.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
A PatriolIe Ivhe.llnr uov.

We have letter frUm Nr. W. W. Miller.
who sailed some months ag1 as an enxi-
neer in the service of the Government. on
board tue slOOp of war Iroqpois, for tue
Mediterranean. lie is now back with his
crew in New York, and ready anil eager to
si,htr jim QUE OF the Western Virginia
FssimsHs' OF seadsae duty Oa ship bard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
Proclamation of NInjOr-GenernI Me-
ClellnW.
HEAD. QUARTERS DRp T uF THE Quo,
GRAFTON. VIEGINIA,

Clellnn.
HEAD QUARTERS Der T uF THE Quo,
GRAFroH. VlGGISiA,
Ine -. 1861
/ To The InhaJii0nIs Of Western EUYi"ia:-
The nrn1y Of this Department. hvHdrd by
Firgiuin troops; is rapidly occupying all
Western Virginia. This is done III c0-"p-
leraiiou with, and in snpr"rt OF. such civil
authorities of the State ns are faithful 1"
the Constitution aud laws OF the United
Sintrs. The proclamation issued Ivy me,
under date OF My 2Gth, 1871. will be-
strictly maintained. Your houses. f'mi les,
prOptrty, aud nll your rights viii he re-
ligiuusIJ respected. We are enemies tn
none but armed rcbels, and those yUiun-
t.,TiIy giving them all. All officers of this
,rmy will be held responsible for the most
urnuInt aud vigorous action in REFRESHING
li5 irl e i.a lp Ii+liIS tSErsSsiIl ", those
under their command
To my great regret find that the enc
mics OF the United States Cuntiun" to car
rs un a system Uf huSliIiurs prohibited hy
the laws of war amnug brligrrcHt ma
lions, and of course far more wicked and
iGtolprah.r when directed against loyal
ciliz MS, engaged III the defense Ui the com
nnu government OF all. lniivt.ln Is an
| ntrtiliip parties are pursuing a eu'rrl.!h
whrthie, hrlng upon Sthtihtls huN rl'h'iS.
| burning bridges, insulting. tnjnrins. aud
pvPu killing citizenS herauSe of iheir Unlnn
,en;inrnts, and committing many kindred
.rIs.
/ d. naw. theref re, make proclamation
md wnra all persons, thnt individuals or
| blrsies engaged in this species of warfare.
irreguI,r ia trriy view wlirh can ~ taken
of ii. thus attacking seutrie!, rickrts or
other soldiers destroy ing uuihi or private
propertg. or committing injuries against
luny'. utiste inhabitants because OF Union
sentiments or rou,lurr. will he dealt with
in ;he r persons and property, according to
he severest rules of military law.
All PERSONS giving information or aid To
the public enemies. will lie arrested and
kept in viUse custody; aud 81 persons
tOnud bcnring arms, unless of known 10Y
:liy, will bc arrested and held tur examine
| alton. CSC. -. MCCLELLAv,
Maj. Gen'I U. 5 A. Conn TX Dept.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

WHAT the Southern coufedvracy asked
hree months 1Ro.-''Let usrlune." What
he Southern CoufeLerary nsIs now
Give usI loau.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
M5DICAL BOARD.
suRasls GENERAt's OfFroF, june %,

SURGEON GENERAt's oFFros, June %, 1861.
ny OBJECTION or THE SECRETA 80 OF WAR,
( n II. IIcai Bntrtl to consist Of surgeon A. \.
McLI1aS the MeliCnl Jirrctur "f the department Of
washington sui geom g.. A. E'w vars. and Assistant
Surys ~ T. VI GETTY. q. :. Army, will rnuVeHr ia
this civ tu-murr,v morning. at Oprlnck or ~ sn"I
thereafter practicable fur the examination 81 -uGh
NJ may be- referred "a IL lv the secretary Of War.
Amp iinIIne its will liz from Hr"ns those an
who shall lie examine and reported Rsfuy tuhlihel
Tie SESSIONS az tie Bo.rrl uilI lee held az No. TO
TO may wanna avenue (uurIIi sdr) between Il til and
ISL, -i,.ef5- c. A. FI>LEY.
tasI-3r SnT.Pnn 'T"nef4'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
PROCLA IA rAOG IA TLAGa 49, -
NOR OF VIRGINIA.
CITY Of Mh,eiInS. Junr 2!l, q.


WHEREAS by AN Urdin tnce Of tiis Convention Of
the people If Virginia. which mhltd la tins city
Oh tue IIth int. emitted .1.u Orlin tnce tile
re- ,r,s VI zitiuu uf the state government. II WIZ
,, n L other things, ord ,ine'l, that "ht Delegates
elected t. the Grnertl Assembly uu the 2hi 'lHy 81
~ liz, t. and the entitled under exiting
Laws the next General Assembly aud tho''
wi. ms be here fer elected MI TRHnCiss VII"
siii fy Themselves Icy taking te IA Il or iiinlI-
Iiuu' therein after forth. -rli institute tie
lie s-laIure uf the state to 'icl rye The lu - iIh
e>erri,c the pertaining t"ie ie"e al --,'-
bly, aud Il Ucus bS tue r lin ince. tlriiIer
uri ti,ultHIt Tie 'ienertl Assembly Ehtl assemble
the City IF Wheeling In the l-t 'iEy e July III
the year 3i EHl proceed t tTSnnizr theIrsclVs -
pIe.crinc,l by eNIs ing laws, in their re.lec.ivn
jr,uches.
Nov l. Fr.nrI' II. reirpnint. Ga, ernar "f the
Commonwealth III NiIRimH. III, hY this NY pTuS.in
ia tt,,n sunm the sEuIt.'r- AMI nvmirr- uf the
Ii"u>eur Dele: tes thu, runpu,iu: tile Lrssi-iHIu
of te state Ia assemble t' UniTs States district
Court i."m. intr CITY OF hcrii',n at irUn, ON the
Ut nny Of July. IsUl.
- tiivsm un.icr my l,lnd and zeal at thr
g. City Of Wheeling; this 2ll Isy az Jnuc ia
~ tue Hctr II uur L'ni 1871, aud tie a5fI Of
~ the Commonwealth
+. If PEIEP1INT.
By the Ghvrrn.r.
1. A. IIAoANo, secretary Of the Common" ealili.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

aoA E1aFl nHr nag. and keep each star
Zach stripe "A bright n now they VayU,
SIM make Il lead our rApksin war,
sIill tiOaI HbuvB each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
ToIrail Il through the dnst of EhaInA.
Al honest hearts IT'D lot will share
And ElIOvg It ~ Death or RGme.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

y sentimental exrbW'Re says life is n
riddle" and is that tla reason wby W.
pUst ali gre Il w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
BAR IRON.

"HOWE SIS STANDARD s.
OWES sTATDNED SCALES. sH5
u aiG'rHl- Hay or Ca,tiir scale. g
tory price. by UlImI7FF
"ct2" dGw AEentr tor tn, ili--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
a NIGHT ATTACH

a n u 4 T V-AJIN
S frequently male I this scits"n upon unw'trv
| siceIr"r- aud daylight dAwH4 ,,u i; scene 1
hs',,l and tSe They VIII, waaiId ccr secure
from Dap BU -. ice inn!y tIuSr BUTCHERS Ds.A u
star. IL eSieriInitr~ the enemy and lIaunts tile
hattie ground IfterIy trl. TOR -Ilr~hy
j-i5 4. H. L,JIAN i Co.. aud l. I,iAN, LIST 4 CT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

SoLlD SILVER WARE IN EVERY
vlriety will LO sold very cheap hut =, 4 ie tiR
S"It- &. p. III lYN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

a Il M NTiC RI.AGKHs:iiEY O ,WnTII. a piras.
N ant anil sure remedy fir i'itrrhrsL u, e.eutery
For Summer Complaint has no r1"al.
a. iElGkl No, Agent,
ieT O1l RrliH-' II at Dru: -t"ro.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25

INLY rArLE. Caters I'D Eng i'ni-nn the only
II rgIfe and reliable iNturGinatnr u,Ud.
f.. II kiST Agent
jelly obi EclilgrS Hail nru. >foue.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
WINE DEAI,RRS

NNTIll. in THE vorv IIct qu1lty.tF yELTE5 r
W COIRE&S SniL tHIe fer UDIIe lug st the siAtei
81 Til. L11AN / -. and 1. NAN. LisT & 60.
JsI5 VIII iIe4tle sud retail Driiss;,ts
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

"ATTENrON, You've MEN!"-We perceive, by the
advertisement of Messrs. Horace l.. IIegeman e. Co
Of New York, that the renowned "Sumulatng On
guent" invented by DR., Bellingham for healthy
nUlalion in the growth of beard whiskers, has
now bad its American market cunfided to their agency
The high reputation of this article in London, Paris
and other cities Of Europe, TO have been fully
ustiind by experience in this country. We find that
praises reechoed among all class. few weeks
said to prove lis almost magical influences upon the
beard or whskers. The British volunteers have made
such free Of il attract the attention of The
Loa!oA PrAch. See advertisement Of Messrs Hege
! man n, Co in nnnther cnlnlnn.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27

Dispatches from Louisville says that the
Congressional election held in Kentucky on
Thursday has resulted in the election of the
Uunion candidates in all the districts except
the LIST, where Mr. Barnett, State Rights, is
chosen.
There is one pace in Virginia where the
rebels, if they have any confidence in their tao.
tics, will make stand. Il is on the Shenan.
doah ridge, and is called Grab Run. About
all they have done hitherto is to grab and run.
A battle took place in Missouri at sunrise
on Tuesday morning between 500 Union Home
Guards, under Capt, Cook, near the town of
Cole Camp, anda large party of secessionistS
from Warsaw and the surrounding country
in which 15 Guards were killed % wounded
Governor Jackson and the rest of the State
authorities of Missouri are said to have lsf
Jefferson city and entrenched themselves a
Arrows Rock, strong point on the rive
| above the city.
Contracts have been entered into by the wa
department for the construction Of 40 steam
gun boats, each of about 500 tons burden, al
to be completed in los days.
Col. formerly Major Andersen has been ap
pointed BvigadIeT. General.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Philadelphia Terra-Cotta
WORKS.

GFFICE AND WAREROOMS, 1910 CHESTNUTSt.
Ornamental Chimney Tops
Garden Vases and Siaiuary
EnCausuc Flooring Tile,
Architectural Ornaments
NenlIlaIng and Smoking Flues,
Ridge Tile and SanltOry Ware,
Steampressed Drain Pipe,
Wafer Pipe. warranted 10 stand pressure
Cheap and durable
The Trade supplied on liberal terms Illustrated
Catalogues sent by mail ON application by letter
apll I'm ). A. HARRISON, IOlOChesluut ST
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Miscellaneous Advertisements
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
the citizens of Smyrna and the surrounding country
that he has again become a resident among them. and
has also commenced the business ofTAILORING, in
Smyrna, where he would be glad TO meet all his old
iriendsand patrons, and all others who desirous
OF having their cloiher and made in the latest and
best styles, and PERFECT FIT guaranteed i'll every
case where they are made under his immediate drec
ton VIM. IL. BAGGS.
may9
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
;F@ARREED,

June Is, Dy Elder E. Rlttenhouse, Robert
Reynolds, of Willow Grove, 20 Miss Lavinla l..
Riggs, near Smyrna.
On the 4th inst. in Stawneetown, ILL.,, by
Rev. b. c. Swan, Joseph w. Re den, NJ. ID.
formerly of Georgetown, Del, and Miss Emma
L. Jones.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
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An experienced nurse and female physician has n
soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process Of teelAng by soirenng the
gums, reducing all inlammalion--wIl allay all pam
and to regulate the bowels. Depend upon II
mothers. ii will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health To your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See ad Gettsemcut in another column.