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cleveland Market.

June 10, 1861.
PL0UR-Tho market is dull Ssles Of 100 bbls In
diana white WHEAT double extra at IS IS.
WHEAT-Dull. Bales Of z0O0 bush red from store
at bl %, and cars white on track at Is.
. CORN-sales Of 10000 bush choice qualify, free on
board. at 32kc, and car on track at 3lc.
OATS-Duil and nominal.
HIGHWINES-Sales Of 65 bbls at lic.
MEATs-5ales Of 1000 Lbs Shoulders at 5Nc.
EGG.--steady at sDoc.
BUTTER-Remains dull at o8l0c
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NionoIAs LosowoarH, Esq., Of Cincinnati,
white sissirg'on Saturday svssiDgs 81 s.seooId
story eIndov, IN half slsspiug state, accident.
ely fell from his seat Into the garden. q dis.
tsnos Of fifteen feet. Hs right arm was bro.
ken and bic fscs much Btpissd BY the fall.
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10 General MoCLsLLAN has given ofdersior
mussesI4g into the y. 8. service fof shs war
companies 20 form nine Regiments. 30 3
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

We propose to Offer in few briefparagranhs s,,ob
proofs of the efficacy of RAILWAYS READY RrTIrr
as preventive of. and for tee diseases to which
bodies OF unacemated men are peculiarly snbject in
warm ATTITUDES cannot fail 10 command the atten
ton OF Baternal Govornm ent, anxious to protect
the health and lives of the Thousands of brave
and patriotic citizens whe have left and are daily
leaving their homes, their families, and their bust
ness to fight in its defense.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
EsIPORTANT TO FEMALES.
IMPORTANT TO FENIALES.!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES..
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS,
TINE nEALTH AND LIFE ar MnnAN

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she mad enough To co.
lect maltruat those sexual Irregularities to which
twc-thirds of her sex more or less subject.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
form la which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CAEESE-
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lieve without PAIN all disturbances of the periodical
discharge whether arising from relaxation or suppress
sion. They act like charm in removing the pains
that accompany difficult immediate menstruation.
and are the only safe and reliable remedy for finishes
Sick Headache, Pains of the Loins, Back and Sides
Palpltation of the Heart Nervous Tremors Hyster-
les, Spasms, Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects of unnatural condition in tn sex
uai functions. In the of T o1r fIbaS or
Whites, they effect speedy
TO WIVES AND NATIONS
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
means OF renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There is condition of the female system in which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing PIECE
LIAR RESULT The condition referred to is PREG-
NANCY-the aesult, MISCARRIAGE. Such is the ir-
resistable tendency of the medicines to restore the
sexual functions TO normal condition that even the
reproductive power of nature cannot resist it,
Explicit directions, stating when. and when they
should not be used, with each Box-the Price Dol
lar each Box, containing so Pills
A valuable Pamphlet to be mad free of the Agents
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price any
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
R. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor.
20 Cedar ST., New York.
Sold by G.. C. wainwright, Waterfowl and Druggists
! everywhere
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4 Card from Ehas Hous. Jr.

-. All persons cautioned not to make, deal in or
any Sewing machines which from spools
and make the stitch known the Grover & Baker
stitch, unless the purchased from the Gro
yer e Baker Sewing Machine Company, their
Agents. or Licenses, and stamped under my patent OF
September TO- 1916.
Said Company, and their licenses, alone, legal
ly authorized under their own patents and my said
patent, during their extended term thereof make
and sell this kind Observing Machine, and all others
pieacies upon my said patent, and will be dealt
with accordingly, wherever found.
NEW YORK. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
Offices.-495 Broadway New York; Is Summer
Street, Boston T30 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
124 North Fourth Street, ST. Louis SO West Fourth
Street Cincinnati III Superior Street, Cleveland =
rs Lake street. Chicago I3 Newhal House, Milwau-
kee, Wis; Fishers Block Detroit, Mich, and all he
principal cities and towns in the United States.
Send for a Circular. 1:42m6
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rs AAA TO THE
EA R MING PUBLIC,

W.. the Undersigned proprietors ofthe Wat
ertewn Foundry-de hereby certify that we
have one of Burr $. Combined Corn Shelter iCob
Grusher and Grinder in full operation in our
Foundry and we find it proves itself to he f,I1v
as represented We eheerfuIly invite the far.
farmers and millers of this locality to call and
see II work, as fully satisfied it will prove
its utility and economy TO every practical Fsr-
mer and Miller. OTIS HALL g. co.
j. S. HILL.
Foreman Wat Foundry
Watertown, Oct. cath, 1861.
st JOE PRINTING.
Every thing in the line of Job PRINTING co :
utea with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable
G : = - =. A ol1ee.
SHOYEL PLOWSat
- sin0 PETERSON
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
Prices From $40 to $l25.
THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

Manufacture and improved Shuttle m achn e
(No y making stitch alike both sides of the fab
rio for Tailors, Boot and Shoe makers, Carriage Trim
mer, Saddle and harness makers, and will also sew
equally we'll on muslin marseilles. This new ma
chine is considered the best Shuttle machine
ket for all varieties of work.
The attention OF the public is respectfully e.
quested to the following card of Elias Howe Jr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
Family Grocery

n town. and intend to be in future, as 1 always
have been in the past, the first in the market with
every novelty Of the season. am receiving goods
every week from the East, thereby always keeping my
Stock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

In order o accommodate my increa ing business
have remov ed from the Pioneer Store to the Store
formerly occupied by Milerd Sd from the corner in
Coles Block next West of S. P. Days Hard Ware
Store the Street from Schuberts Drug Store.
Just received, large variety Of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
Teas, Sugars, Goffaes, Dried Fruits, Hermeti
caIly Sealed Fruits,

And every other article usually found in first class
Family Groceries, sold by me- and aIwa
represented. I will sell you better TEA for
fifty cents than You buy anywhere else for sixty
two cents, and good EA for forty as our windy
cotemp wat make such blow Teas, will or
sell for fifty. mean what say. and stand ready
to verify it every hour in the day, every day in
the week. makeit point never to be undersold
and want it distinctly understood thatI do busnesS
upon thai principle.
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Fresh and full

my ment, and prepared to sell Whole
sale as we'll as Retail, favorable terms as any
concern in town. s 4ssEa .E-..h FH- .s.s,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
letter from Gen. Loelswood's Brigade.
HEADQUARTERS LOoRwooD's BRIGADE,
Ncpto'rh, Worcester Co.. Nd,
November 10 1851

Mn. EDIToR:-
AS we are near the land o
Dixie" perhaps brief sketch of our doings
will interest your many readers. On Tuesday
last, General Lockwood moved his headquarters
to this isolated town, away down the river, which
ia known by the euphonous name of pocomoke.
The whole town was agog Mt our arrival, and
well it might be, for we were Immediately fol.
lowed by detachment of the ID Delaware; ; the
Maryland Home Guardi" the 'Purnell lie.
gion;" the 2lst Indiana Regiment the 9th
Wisconsin; the 9th Michigan five hundred aud
FIFTY men of the 9th New York, (zouavcs) thu
18th Massachusetts; Nimm's Boston Battery
aud Capt. Richards Independent Cavalry.
Upon such a demonstration, the people soor
began to think and 10 realize the government
really possesses power On Saturday morning
Capt. knight accompanied by IL squad of Capt
hlchardo' cavalry, numbering twenty, eel out OIL
an expedition on the :" sdcred SELL" The Cap
tain and attendants returned to headquarters n
: O'Clock TO night, bringing the news. that n.
far down as the County town Of Accomac
(DfummOnd town. the rebels had left their en-
trenchments, and thrown down their arms
From the news they bring, it seems that the
enemy's strength has been greatly over-estima.
ted. In fact most of the miserable militia had
no arms whatever. Everywhere the people
hailed the bearers of the flag Of truce as their
delivcrers from oppression and cruelty. After
the squad had passed over seven miles of saerfa
soil, they found earthworks thrown up for
mounting three guns On they went, gathering
all the information they could, aud spreading
Gen. Dix's proclamation broadcast, which every.
where seemed to give great satisfaction. At :
O'Clock, 7. NJ, they reached Drummond town,
where they spent the night. This morning they
holsed the glorious old stars and stripes, where
two days ago foaied the iayorite symbol of re-
bellion. After giving three cheers for the Union.
which was heartily endorsed by the misguided
and oppressed inhabitants, their mission being
ended, the party started for headquarters, which
they reached at o'clock, p NJ Hence you see,
Mr.. Editor, the great boast of the Eastern
Shore +. F. V.'s, was Of that Fastaiii IN style
TINT always ends in smoke
The fighting boys of Lockwood'a Brigade le-
gtet the retreat Of the entmy, aud have fears
that they will not get u pop at them. They say
they have been looking for u brush with traitors
so long they are spelling for fight AS ior
your correspondent, he thinks they shovel some
sense in disprrsng aud that hloodless victories
will more speedily terminate the war.
More anon, G. W. j.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PArrI's COEcERT.-The celebrated and gifted
cantairice, Miss Carlotta Patti, assisted by A
corps of talented performers, will give one of
her Concerts, at the Hall Of the Wilmington In
stltute, this evening, for the benefit of the Els
worth Cadets. During the performance, she will
sing, by request, the "Star Spangled Banner. +"
Miss Patti has recently sang 10 crowded houses,
in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
iugton, and the press of those cities speak in the
highest terms OF praise Of her vocal powers
The programme on this occasion contains an ad =
mlraBle selection Of pieces, and we conclude
that she will be greeted by a large and fashiona.
BILE audience
BRoKgs lSTo. o.-Some scamps it seems are
making n business OF breaking into the cabins
Of vessels laying at our wharves. The schooner
VIM. Kennedy and the schooner Maria Fleming
were broken into few nights ago. They took
from the former a valuable gun and other nrli
cles, and from the latter gun md compasses.
REAL EsrATR BANK NoTEs.-At a meeting OF
the Presidents of all the Banka of this city, be Id
last Wednesday, Il was unanimously resolved to
receive tue Real Estate Bank notes hereafter on
deposit.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
LETTER. TItOm FORTn Ess MONROE.
Correspondence of the journal aui statcsman
LETTER Nh. II


CANT HAMILTON, FoHrnEss MONROE, Va,
Monday night, Novemhtt *.
FRIEND ECKEL:
Dli the idea ever occur To You
that this grand military spirit 10 rife ia the
country, with its grand organizations, is de.
veloping host Of iu,promptu soycrs. who OK.
perlence and manifest deep and abiding inter.
est IN the cuisine Of u camp 1t is enough ia
excite the rsihiilea of almost any one to wifntss
n body of men initiating lhemqelyes in the rys-
teries ot cooking, puzzing their brains about the
composition of soup holding elaborate argu-
ments as to the mode of serving leans and civ
ing directions as to what shall be the bin of fare
at the coming meal A Lieutenant cautions the
Captain who is near the stove: captain. that
beef is burning, believe ?" Yes. Lieutenant,
it needs a little more water, wonder where tho
cook is " The mind is much exercised MS to
whnt slight additions shall be made to the lin
ner, to give it some variety; to tile winter. obov
what kiuds of pies are on the ground to-day %
Nothing but mince piea, sir" But what n
misnomer said pies having remarkable fea-
ture Of conformation in that they possess little
iue'HNi ehS component parts OF winch little might
be strongly suspected, if horse flesh were not so
high down here and as it is, leaves a man in
some slight perplexity us to the kind of food he
is taking; but the only other alternative is annie
pie, so-called, the composition of which no one
would guess unless informed of it. Hut these
deeaeies are great staples here, aud are deyour
ed in spiritual manner-no questions asked far
conscience sake.
Men who never before were acquainted with
the difference between a broil and bake. are
practically learning many interesting facts about
the culinary department, which heretofore has
beeH scaled book TO them. In the messes
great perplexity is removed from the mind, when
one of the members suggests a rice pudding for
dinner, and another one proposes oysters for
supper; there is a difficult question solved at
once. What IN immense deal Of bother 10 the
hsad Of the mess to devise the dishes for the
meals So you see all the cook books we're not
published exclusively for the ladies. There is
now some apprehension of that hitherto monop-
oliacd department being taken out Of their
hands, aud that we all turn to be a nation Of
cooks. All become purveyOrs or stewards, aud
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
sLAVMRY ~ MARNLANn.

The Baltimore correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, thus writes to that paper, concerning
certain MOVEMENTS evidently now cn foot 10
abolish Slavery in Maryland; -
"fhc people of Maryland have Lctn rudely
brought face 10 face with the monster iniquity
Of the age, African Slavery, and they have been
forced, ngainst their will, to look upon its hide
Gus deformity. They have seen it essay to des-
troy the best government that was ever on carth
in the insane ambition Of the Shareholder to ex-
tend his power and influence over the whole
continent, and this very day, the shock upon the
public mind of this Site has brought it almost
up to the determination to get rid Of the ac-
cursed institution within our own boundaries,
and to acquesce in its sptcly eXtingnishmcnt in
the further Slave Statesi by tue prompt exercise
OF the war power, gently suggested by Gen.
Fremont, and only yesterday cnergeiically re-
newed by Col John Cochrane God bless him y,
aud iudorsed many times by Gen. Cameron, who
ls not afraid TO ayow his sympathy with human
Liberty, even for the black skin. DO not he ns-
tonished, then, to see the next Legislature set on
foot measures that shall set the State free from
the crime of further allowing its inhabitants the
supreme power of robhiug the poor negro Of his
just earnings and keeping him down in Icha4ed
b1ndage. Disgust At negro Slavery is rapidly
taking the place of ioleraliOn Of the curse"
io"pu " pelAWarei now hucN longer VIII y"u
he content to linger in the deadly shadow which
Slavery throws athwart your path to greatness =
and prosperity? How much longer will you
permit the barharous relic 10 hang like mill
stone about your neots to drag you down to
shame and reproach when n single blow would
hurl it from your presence, aui raise our noble
little state up to an equality Of power and in
iluence with her free sistcra of the north
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22

The Navy Department has ordered the i'm
mediate fitting out Of the following armed vessels
now at tho Philadelphia navy yard; sloOp-of
war Brooklyn, at present on the sectional dock /;
the ST. Louis lying at the principal pier; the
steamers Keystone State and Mystic, lying al
the northern pier; the sloop of-war Tuscarora
at the southern pier the dispatch steamer Della
ware, recently purchased in Wilmington, ant
the gnnboats Wissahiekon, Itasca, Johanna
stars and Stripes. and Chambers, eleven in all
This does not include tho state of Georgia, whioI
Is now nearly ready to sal, aud will leave in
few dnYs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
BUSINESS MATTERS.
NEW ROCKS

Cecil Dreemc, by the late Major Winthrop.
killed at the battle of Great Bethel 100
Eugenie Grandet by Dalzac uniform with
Cesar Berolteau &C., LOO
Brimleys Essays, IN
Sermons preached in Harvard College by
James Walker, d. D., I.5O
Edwin of Dera, 10y Alexander Smith. 75
kecreations Of II Country ParsOn, 9 vols, $50
Tom Brown at Oxford, = volumes, 200
Framley Parsonage, by Anthony Throllope, !. 90
Philip Thaxter, II new novel, LOO
House on the Moor, by author OF "Margaret
Maitland" So, M
The Uprising of n Great People, 76
Partisan Lender OO
Carthage and her Remains, by DR.. N. Davis,
illustrated 8vo. $50
Silver Cord, by Shirley Books, ILLUSTRATED,
paper, 20 CENTS cloth, LOO
Fnrnday's Chemical History of a candle, go
" Physical Forces, 80
Lady Maud, by Pierce Egan paper, 30
Lamplighter's Stories, Diokena, 60
Horrors of Paris, by Dumas, 80
The Okagangu River, by Charles John
Anderson illustrated, $50, 2bO
All books received as soon as published A
large assortment of Military Books on hand.
Any hooks published, either American or Forei0n
VIII be procured at short notice Mt
A. D. INSLEE'S
Book and Stationery Store.
6O3 Market Street.
sepd Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22

The Richmond II1ig Of the oh, says the Con
federaie army in Virginia is to he rcorganized
The State is constituted department, comprs-
ing three armics--yiz; or the Potomac, til,
Valley, and Acqua, I'M lcr chief command OF
General Johnston. Braurcgard is in command
OF the army Of the Potomac, General Thoma.
jackson that of the Valley, and General Holmes
the army Of Acquin.
The army OF tho Potomac comprises four divi-
sions, the first bring ua,lcr General Dorcn, the
second of General q W. Smith. the third of
General Lonss'rcci, anl the fourth Of General
Kirby Smith.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-22
nEEcnElt ON PARLul,s.

In a recent sermon preached at Plymouth
church, New York, by iIcnry Ward Beeohcr, he
thus paid hs respects to pariors -
"Whcn you go into some men y houses Won find
the halls gloomy aud lorbillng The oldpyr.
mds oil Egypt are not so dark aud bleak az the
entrances to some dwellings. 1t seems to mo
as though the door ought 10 be tic most
attractive place in house, so that nn an.
proachng it one should feel assured that there
is hospitality within. And the hall should be
eozy aud warm. hate narrow halls, / hate
hnll with bare walls, that seem to say
"Siaryc stnrvc starye :" But the halls Of
many house are cold aud barren aud uninyit-
ing Aud some people keep their parlor ever
hstingly in order, as if it were arranged for
iunerali and nobody goes into it without feeling
as ii he was at Il funeral, except that the minis
ter and the services are wanting The CARPET
says, ''DO not touch Inc !" and every chair and
sofa says, alt is an impertinence to sit on me -
and every piece offurniture says, "Ict me al np;
and the whole room says, What arc YOU doing
here 2" A man leads you through AN inhosnit
able door and a disagreeable hall into u still
parlor and you say, "If the people that live
here are like these things, | do not want to have
anything to do with them But presently you
hear bell, and you pass into the dining room,
where, although there is more elasticity, there is
yet more stiffness than is compatible with ease
and comfort. But further OH you hear the voice
OF oh.ldreni that is sweeler than any bell, and.
following it, (for there isalways liberty of loving
children, thank God , you 60 into the sitting
rjcn, where they are afraid to have you 90. Or
curse there is disorder, and balls, and tops,
and all sorts Of little trinkets for children are
scattered about the floor. The mother is sitting
in an easy rocking chair, and Is mortified be,
cause she is not sitting in a stiff rocking chair
such as you saw in the parlor. And she apollo
giles because everything is comfortable and
cozy. Aud you thank God that you have seen
this room, and say, 81 thought this man was
cold and formal and uncongenial, to live with
whom would be like living with a sphinx but
see that he has something warm in him."