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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
General nIeCIellnn,s Position.

lSpecial Cores poridenee OF Philadelphia Press ]
a NEW BR1DGE, June l3, 1862.
II write tonight with better spirit than
have done for weeks. There is an indi-
cation that Richmond is being surrounded
closer and closer, and though its fan need
not be anticipated for some time yet liv-
ing there is fast becoming dangerous
thing for its citizens Yesterday after
noon the center Of this army pushed for
ward, and Gen. Mcclellan moved his head
quarters across the Chickahominy, and
now lies within Ave miles of Richmond,
his advanced posts at that point being
much closer Tonight, when write, more
than four-ffths Of his force is across the
river, and had not an unexpected event
eOuntermandedL the order, daylight to-
morrow would have found the remaining
fifth safely crossing. ~
Yesterday Ahd tolday bridge building
WAS carried on on the most extensive
scale. Thousands of wood-ehoppers piled
their axes in the forests near the river, and
hundreds Of teams conveyed the logs to
the edge Of the swamp. Workmen laid
them; and sKarpshoOtsrs stood ready to
pick off rebels wandering with villainous
AuLbnb ou. .NAGs NppOoAJS oAOAc. Nduuou
were mounted on every commanding Hill,
and any one not knowing the plans of our
crafty commander-in-ehief would have
imagined that, through thick and thin, we
weSet 10 cross the river at these points and
fight our way past battery and breast
work, to the top of the rebel hill. And the
fight would have been most desperate
one, for better fortified hill never existed
tan the one facing these two bridges.
By the time this letter is printed; the
movement on foot viii have been made,
and Irelieved from ban, under which a
previous revelation would otherwise rest.
The details I shall not give, but the Ideals
that the entire right wing shah march TO
the left under cover Of the woods, cross be-
hind the' center, and with its flank resting
upon the river, encaInp behind the breast
works, thus eaeetuaily securing the posi-
tion. This extensive bridge building is
all feint, the crossing places Of the right
wing being now as they have been for two
weeks in perfectly good condition, and
out Of reach from rebel guns. -s-
This had it not been for an unexpected
event, would have been accomplished by
tomorrow morning, but now a day or two
more will elapse before the whole army
will be across the stream. The circum-
stance which thWarted us was one provi-
ded for by orders from headquarters, and
the crossing column was only detained IS
q reserve.
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FURTHRR BY THE ETNA. !

NV ok Jilna %.
-I4tYERRooL, llth.-SugaF- very inaetfYe.-Coffse
quiet and in some cases rather easier. Rice In
rather more demand. - -l-a.A 49, AZ ~
LATEST VIA QUEESsr0EN, LIvERFooL, 12th.4
slour steady. Wheat irner and upward ten
deney. Sorn quiet steady and unchanged. Pro-
can seeq and unchanged. = III. Central A5
discount. ets.ril ~ E
=, I The question Of mediation is renewed. The
ton in joint oferby Franee and FFngis51fi M
The Times editorially approves or. rnediafo a.
Europe ought not to look calmly az. eld h tiIs
oifer o. mediation is delayed, the more Import
ant questien-that Of recognition OF the Confs5-
erates-nay have to be considered -
The Times advocacy Of mediation had no ef
feet on the liverpool Cotton Market,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTOGKAPHIU ALBUMS, AT
\ NC" ioiA e Pi''e' r. DOUGLAS & CO,
l79 Superi0r-St.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
EFWTON7s and Gloupi's on and Water Col0rs-
A. IN b. DOUGLAS q CO. s,
I79 SuperiOr-5t.
Fr1rnes Al r. B. DOUGLAS CO. IS,
ITg Superior-st.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
n 81 DOUGLAS cos.
~ Superior-St.
"CARTEs DE VISITE OF CELEBkATEp
Mon and Women, and Palmer's Marbles q
r. b DOUGLAS cos,
I79 Superior-st.
FINE ENGRAYINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
M r. B. DOUGLAS cos.
9T1lo 10 suparior-St.
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.PLUMBING.

n P. BOWER, LIONeEH PBUlIBER
AZ NO. ZOE Public square, Cleyelands Ohiqi Man
n st6rs and Dealers ID Bath Tube Water tlosetl
T59sh Badnss PunIst G7dnmisJ bTn.5 az a4a = 80 80
Pips. 6opber B6fl6rs, md Pinbef5 Materials Of az
EAe=. - -stv and Country orders for Work promptly
.ttendef 10. Repairing solicited and neatly exc
outod, -
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FINANCIAL.

EN- 000 MONEY ADFANUED,
9OU. .UUU in sums % suit-st the Old stand and
well known WAGNERS Once, on securities % eyery
Eind viz: Dry Goods Hardware, Gold and Silver
piafe Watches Diamonds. Jewelry, Fire AIMS Fur
niture Carpets Clothing, Pianos, MiTrurs Paintings
and Personal Property on the most terms
Business strictly private. Established lool watches
And JssgeFy for sale at barg1ips.
: .IWal- HAGNER- No Watnr-sts
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/ q ustelanlIer d 80 RraneI.ee.

Samuel OOwles, ESQ., wen known in
Cleveland, who has resided for number Of
years in San Franchises, has been reelected
Police Judge Of that city BY handsome
majority, amer spirited contest.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June %.
A morning and evening passenger train is now
running regularly 20 Harper's Ferry and the
West, making all the usual connections.
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HOTELS.

ERENCH'S HOTEL-UN THE
European Plan, City Of New York. allfC
Single Rooms so Gents Per Day.
CITY HALL SQUARE, COR. FRANKFORT-ST.,
Opposite City Hail)
Meals a. they may be ordered in the Spaeious Re
fsctory There Is a BARRIERS shop and Bath koems
attached 70 the Hotel. - - -,..,-
" qrs- -f,Ii TE'f B. FRENCH,
decl:R27 .1l.l- LL-lA ElgpIlee9I.
DIROH H0USE-124 WATER-ST.,
y ICIe,eIard Ohio This House is now open i0r
the reception Of Guests aud the Travelling Public gen
erav 1t ia convenient 70 the Depotsi IN the ceutIe
81 business and easy Of acCess every way
Hstranqers viii find il . quiet House at the very
low price Of ONE pOLLAB psE day 90
aprl9:R27 ProPrieteEs.
MANHATTAN H0TEL.-N0s. 3,
flVN s. and Murray-St-, second door rom 8loau-
1ay Opposite the Park, New York. Huggins 4 Wing,
Pr0prietors. .. r
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Connections are made at Monroeyi1is with the san
duslgy, Mansfield 3 Newark r r. at Clyds wiz fhs
Sandushy, Dayton & Cincinnati r. B., az Fremont
With krelnont & indiana Il. R., and at Toledo Nth
ledO 6 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Uttfuft Tae-
sonI Fort wayne LOgansport, Lafayette Cairo. Al
Southwest.
. Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo ana ne
West at 9.25 n, and 9s05 P u. From SandIszV at
$50 Al -l4 /. D. RUCEERi sept
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW ioRE, June n.
Il is stated on the authority Of passengers from
West Point to-day, that President Lincoln and
Gen Pope arrived at COzzen's Hotel ut an easily
hour this morning r.
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PIANOS.
CONFECTIONERY.
TRUIT ANDGONFECTIoNERY
ESTABLISHMENT. --t1f. odd oil
~ q n m II nK
J o 81 d 3 9 Il q I n 2 \ ,

- EsIABIIsHMENL. ------ n n
4 JOHN SCHRINGK,
r., F-- h No. 80 Publie Square,
Has always all the Fruits Of the Season prepared ior
Also les 6REAAIat all hours Of the day.
BE Is at all times PREPARED 70 tugnlsR 1esl}sils'
TIONEfY and 70 supply the trads with eyeIJ thihg
IN his line AZ the most reasonable prices.
An MINER viii Be served from u O'Clock till 2 for
f accom- modatian 81 legal gentlemen and the public
tsndes FIGS Almonds, Toys, Raisins, Brazil Nuts
T,servegf Fruits Jeles, Cigars Oysters oardlnes
- John 0ninns selsbratsd tkenRett Ale On aratt, OF
bY the dozen N giass, - -. -
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REV0EVERS 3 KNIVES.

DEF0EYERS AND 30 vi E.
M KNTVESr-A iine lssorIrgpt 81 Reg3 ~
f5i1, such a Colts New Model, Bacoa hlder = a.
large and small, with various OtheF Elna7a ltt "
esiYed and for sale cheap, By - ,--,r,,,er nv
Gun sFoaE-la supsrioE-st., Cleveland o.
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MBslG.

NEW MUSIC" BRIaHr BE THE
in Dreams, '' beautiful Song and Chores b
r. 1sulEs. aud sung with great 1ucce15 nT ills Aqa
Webb, Cof webb Sistersl Price g csRtl- AisQ 1I
Danks, Bass Soug, Nome Of ny Youth Plice = So
EifiIsr Of the Above sant "a my p1ft q t1e ull-
states On receipt of The marked pric5. fneilhs 1na
No S Euclid-St., elsVelatzisQs
~ Pianos, Small Instruments and Strings q
kinds constantly on hand.
e. Pianos tuned and Tepsirocs msl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

All Reading Matter on this page
is from our Last Evening Edition
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AG7OltiEens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats. viii BE- called for bT Coaches
cl Stevens Omnibus Line, b. leavine theF address
g the Omnibus once ~ SuporiorSt, next door 10
the Wcddell House.
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= second Class IGars are run On, an through

All the trains going westward connect 1t Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
NATL St. Louis, &C. and all trims going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads. y
h. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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-. q 3 fEIEahApH q 3 ExpRrss-stot..t 81 y.

at s.l5P. NJ
5.45 P. NJ NORTHERN MAIL-Stop3 at All stntioug
on Northern Division, and arrives at sandusky
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On and AFTER Monday, May 5, 1852, Passenger Train
viii run as follows, Sundays exeebfed)i 81 -
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CoEEEgITIOEs

tiOns on southern Division, except Washing
ton and Clay. Arrives in Toledo at I0.g5 p ~;
Chicago AZ S:I5A- H..
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
- RAIL Road
0LEYELAND 8 TOLEDO b. B.
p

On and after Monday, May S, 1852, Trains win run
daily as follows Sundays excepted
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The Paris journals announce that it has been
decided to send reinforcements to Mexico, but
not till October -rtrf rfF- -fss
The Corps Legislatf was prOrogued till the
9th of June. ..tG ...E#
Bourse fiat, G8f 95c ~
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LEATE Y ! (. ERIE.

2 4 2 -1lUUI EhE KS INNIN--oT0T TIIT a
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTille only, and
u arrives az CleEeilnd at $50 A. a. 1 flI
l- except SaybrO0ks unionViue, Perry Men1or
and Wicl1line, and arrives AZ Cleveland at 3so5
RH .r Ua.mI rU eHmNL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10
dbe kansas Chief.
SOL. MILLER. EDITOR.
:. WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
rhlrsday..: So: April 10. 1852
10 TAX PAYERS.

We have . large amount Of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants. which We will dispose
Of At the current market price. Persons having
Taxes TO pay in the above Counties. vill ave
asney BY using the Warrants.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10

EpsroliAl--osiss N interesting papss. dis vssk.
Bat ~ saa hsp t. rbss vhs tssv sssst ssea nstte'
% or pspss Ass sP vh. win understand vaas vs have
had TO d. wot nigta md Day. esalsy ssd vssh day
eyes needy bsa asd haass ven il H. ssAs e sass''
-a.A tssa hssd rsssisg % "asks - i1s" wsssPs.'
I'D ssss hs.assd dsla fss Assss ass ssa. is aAai'
sa sss regular ssssa beusvsd IN - eA sst sssss
sad dlsa hsA pist s.a shiA e. -sss Lss s.y g 81
sssSss " sssiiss = ssss - peg's = ssssssss as''
sa,i :, - "a kss, sd = ~ y - ~. ~
~ vili ib1n.sa I, sp,ssssw ~ caisf - ~ -
es.r vssks Ass - ~ ~ ts ssess - epsa - .
v,,;s,s b cav uunsss sfusaP,ag "jssr" sss's.s d
vh;.lsy, v,.s .hsvs - nshias 70 81 - svs dsys"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-10

Notice is hereby given, that I win proceed
to sell, st Troy. the County Seat of Doniphan
County, on the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1867.
estate As will satisfy the taxes and costs, for
taxes due Doniphan County for the year 1860.
q ae EDWARD 8. DAVIS,
e. O. Cl-. County Treasurer. /.
April 10. ls624w. 4 .sLasd
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Popular Medicines, &c.

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER
one box.
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS
one bottle.
DR.. Hnrd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER
Dr. Hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means of Prescrp
'As The Iecth including Directions for the Proper Treat
nent of Chiid-enS Teeh
FLOSS LII for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. etc. etc.
Prepared al DIR. Hurd's Dental Office II Fonrtb ST
Brooklyn. IL. D.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SLY for SIS.
0TThe DENTAL TREASURY makes package eight
inches by hve and is sent by express.
20 Full directions for is on each article
The following articles can be sent separately, bv
mail, VIZ: y
inc TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH sent. post
para on receipt OF Twelve Cents or four stamps
The NEURALGIA PLASTER, for Nenralg IN the
Fhce' Nervous Headache. and Earache, sent posi-
PAID on receIptof Eighteen Gents. or SIX stamps
The NErRALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER darpe
szel for Pains IN the Chest, shoulders Dack or anv
part of the body, sent post paid receipt Of THIRTY
seven Cents
Address
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good ?

The best evidence that they is, that their firmesl
friends and best patrons are those who have used
mem longest DIR, WILLIAM B. HURD is an eminent
Dentist of Brooklyn, Treasurer the New York State
oehtists Association, and these preparations have
been used in his private practice for years and no
leading citizen of Brooklyn or Wllliamshurgh oues
mons their excellence. while eminent Dentists of New
f"rk recommend them as the best known 10 the prn
ieSS"n Without The aid OF ad vertslng dealers nave
s1ld them by the gross
The Editor OF The Brooklyn Daily Times saws. "We
are happy To Know that our TREND Dr. IIurb IS .nc
cHedii'g beyond all expectations with his MouIh Wash
and Tooth Powder. The great se:ret of ms sncces.
rests with The ta that his articles are precisely ba,
they are represented to be- can testify from Their
long use. ~ ~ii
Inc we, known p T. Barnum writeS:-"I fonnd
yonr room Powder 50 good that my family have used
II all up. We fin! 1t the best Powder for the Teeth
mat we ever used. shall feel Obliged if Won will
send me another supply at the Museum at your con-
venlence with bill" ~
But their cost is SO small that every one may test
VI Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR.
tiufd Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aIka nnr
Use no other -
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

For the relief Ofthe Sick and l,s,,o..o,
~nh Viruent and Chronic Diseases md ",,letea
i'r .srn n9 G1fe OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Surgeon. " "e Acung
=, valuable Reports Spermatorrhoa. or soO,;..,
weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Orgas"'
ana on the new Remedies employed in the p,soe
% 20 mo aillcted IN sealed letter envelopes free
ceptable. PO'"se VIII De acl
r, address Dr. j. skilln Hougkton. Acting sur0sor
delphia, Pa. -'''''' 'Ieet; ~ r. MIA
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
sSeai Estate Agency, Auction
ceTlng. &c.

portion OF New Castle county as A4crone,,n ~ me Lower
oIInr ~ "s neal Estate Agent in Dover, KEN comn,,
Y, my "cr ices 20 the people Of WIlmlng,,,, 80
same same capacity. have ust token nr IN The
81 .r ~ Nc. 2%4 Market street, brn,y T!
leu eem s"'y y, rs,monias be pro1ceG % from nnt1
rog,,d -, l's" responsibility and business h, L',
EI,a' ana pI"mpneSS an Auci.onrcr ah my
caii fEtnI are respectfully requested In pI,. 49,
nv y ,rFms IN all cases viii be mnIe[ac 'g ",e.
will bc ms, a''th'!@h ard lndctaiigtbe excr,InI
cnior,. , =" me- h% people of Wilmngt1n "5 ,a e'
early and New Castle county who have Re,I E F.n. ss
IA @ "a g%~dE OF every description to dispose Of vii G"
II u 'heir interest 10 give me a call. w. WIN "h@
R-Ron,s,,.,, ID. II. RICHARDS
T'ehts and collections Of all kinds n,''dnI
70 IN all portions Of New Castle coump
ING MONFy 'rTs n,, oi year" been engaged in LOAN.
ma me energetic and prompt in this departme"s WIZ
J'y ID. r. RICKARDS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
GLANCE FOR AGENTS.

ShTeWd agents Gun make small fortune in en- rryinr
these articles around 10 families. The DENTAL T1F
is the neatest article that a man or woman cnr
carry around. Send Tor and tee or better n dog
zen. which we will sell, as samples for s7 Agent.
supplied Literally with circulars. 6 Now is The time
to go into the bnsness and do good asd mako a ~.
fit. We are spending thousands ior The hen q, NJ
ngents New England men and women here re- son,o
thing nice aud chance TO take the tide at lis Good
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
NEW CASTLE COUNTY UNION TICKET.

NEV CASTLE COUNTY UNION TICKET
SenatOrS,-John F. Williamson, W. c. Creek Hd.,
John P. Belvile, Red Lion.
kePresentatiUes-John Hayes, Brandywinc; John
A. Duncan, Wilmington Solomon NJ. Curtis Mill
Creek; David w. Gsmmill, New Castle; Merit II
Pa1on' Pencader; John Whtby, St. Georges :; Levi
W. LattOmus, APpoquininnk.
For Sherif-Lewis w. Stidham.
For COrOner-Owe ZebIey.
I<oy C0u'f--Samuel P. Dixon, Mill Creek; VIM.
u Clark, Red Lion; Serick y. ShalIcros. St.
cSOrges; Abraham IngraLam and VIM, S. D.akvn.
APpOquinimink.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
Wm. E8. EEurdg& Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

On. HURDs MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and TOOTHACilE DROPS cannot he sent by mail
hHt they can probably obtained at your Drug or Peri
odicll Stores. If they cannot send US for the Dem
tai Treasury, Price One Dollar, which contains Them.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN Flrru AND Sl.ru
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY

me undenlGned, having renewed rhcir lease for .
- ' vi years nay e hrey reiiIIed the house. having
painted cafpeted and refurnShed Ihr1ughoni
Inc l"cnlI"n OF this House Is uusur assoc bo,,,
upon 'he widest ans most pleasant part of Ches,uui
ST.. directly opposite the Old Sale House near thp
peTS r "i amusement the JobhlnC houses Of Market
and Third sts aud convenient 10 Tho ,,,u r,,t,t
me cars OF which run TO all parts OF the ciry for la
ne rooms are large, will lighted. have sunerior
for comfort. VIM 'd''
we are supplied with pure Milk, Cream. Frujtsont
Neeelahles from a Farm belonging 10 US am, ,,biCh
is managed eWiu>ivcly for the Hotel VIM
The preprietOrs OF the American assure tbo;. f;.
anu PATRONS 'h" no pains Will he spared ta mali ,he
appointments OF tins Hotel complete and i,s toio %
pare hE"faDly win the best houses in the mon
H"N~i-ly WYATT & flEI'JINCS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
What arc the People Doing ?

. lie american people are intelligent enough TO ap-
e''de preparations that niIibuIe much To tie
n.nPP'"esS ol lh0se using them and they want them
Every mail brings us letters some ordering the Trea
use on itelh some the Neuralgia Plastic ~. and not
Ie" enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash, to he
% e' Dy mail; hut to those we are compelled to reply
mat 1t ls impossible send half pint bottle by mail
ihe people want these remedies. Who UM supply
them? FfS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
VIM. B. IIurd g. Co.
IIBuNE BUILDINGS. New YoRy.

IHlsuNE BUILDINGS, New YoRY.
That remitIances may be made with co,Gd.u.. ,,
.. u: Co. refer TO the Mayor ofBrookIvn: 10 r. W W
G'ifhth President Farmers and CItizeu.'i ant RI,
iyni 10 Joy Coe u Co. New York; TO p. n. Rarn"m
AN'hB ei''' eNs TahO
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

The subscriber having epterod ,Lo oI..,
~ oe CIV OF Ph'Ghenuha. hopes bv stree aI'o,
tph !" business and earnest cndcayur IN ,oai,,o
prices tor, and prompt return OF saIc "t
patronage and support. ''" 1our
VII pay sprcinl attention to the sale orPE,cups
nay ing made arrangements to sell to New Ynrk nn
uS @ 'he highest Cash Prices Will he obaIned and a
TO Fruit Growers an '''f"f'aht Item
iaEmg been engaged forien years in the Drv t;oo1.
@ an" GROCERY Trade, he nattcrs himself lb,I ne - ~,
10y Competent 50 make purchases OF Goods Tor onv
one Who may favor him with tI,e,r ,,r,,. ~ ~ any
iect snllsiartIOn '' VIM per
orders tor Goods of any description are most ro..
solicited = r, E,,T"Ei T,'Si res
NO. North Water Street, Phllada.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line,
CHANCE 0E Hnun,

- UT HOURS.
Oh ana alter Monday Nov. 18th '6I
Trains Tor the accommodation of
passengers will run as foIlowEuntiI
2 further notice:
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

EF Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaford
ana Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington.
Passengers for Dover NAV leave BaItjmora q, mr.
T. NJ. and proceed same evening
+. e. SEWALL. Jr,
Sup't Del BailroaJ
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09

FACT No. l,-Thls Company heinz al, ,;oo.o.,
lneiI Nachines are protected against u(fIngenents
FACT No. 2-These Machines rol,o ,to ,,., -,
alike on both sides-and use little less tLa, bo it
hs h'uch thread or silk the chain or oor.si;Il mo
chimes. % Ch ma
,naI PH1l NO 3-!hese machines are better adapted
i"t any "iner sewing machines IN market 10 tbe ire
quehI cihlIges and almost endless variety M s,a
required III a family. They will SOW ir,,, ~ '',s
aNIlly lhickhesSes of Marseilles without ston,;n'
1Iiu nuke every stitch perfect Thev will ever 90
from the finest gauze to the heoviesl cI,, ~ Se"
STOUT hard leather without chanpIng tho tad ''l
OF 'clsOh' 81 making any adjustment Of fmacbi, " t
Nv - i"t such machine hest adapied 10 6,m,I,,
@ ~ "''u u BEST adapted for family use whv nnt ~
every variety Of light sewing mannG,c,.i 'i'' iI
, "o.N 70" heaVy lor our Family Machine We rocnr.
mend our larger sizes We 'o'"ih-
,;, ~ No.4-Ihese machines make the most eloe.
@ " e''h VI any sewing machine IN use-a fact NJ 49,,
| any kind on bias so""' Ut goods 1i
ACI No 5.-No Machine is more durable or cir,
~ t IA no oohs'rucIl0n or more easily undersood
ne IePNlalIOn OF these machines v or ns, -,
uiiy uemuLstrate each of the above Crs ~ 'i
II FAIL no 6.-These Machines took The IIioLo.,
Irehmm al the Franklin Institute PhiladpI,t,o
po,,, .'o. - hese Machines took the Highest
rIelnlum at the New Jersey State Fair e''
FACI No. 6.-These Machines lnok tho L;L
V d' tIe hlhcrlcan Institute in the Civ q, New,
Cfk' together With the highest premium for fine
ing machine work. ' '0"-
ACT No. 9-These Machines tooL ,bo L;...
premiums al the Mechanics ar UIIc. n Y e
FAIL N" IO-I hese machines can do tho s,,,p
'hlhg generally whenever property exhih,ted ia ,,,,
Peull"h with other lifsI class sew u mach,ro. d.,
we have space for only one FACT Ion,at n'''
important Fact OfalL " ''' must
=, .1' nv NO, Tive warrant every machine we sell
20 give BETTER satisfaction than arry oihcrsey,;no mo
chsIe IN market, or money refunded w
81 send Tor IA Circular. Agents wontod Aaloaa
fiNhLE Il LYON SEyvIHG MAcJuxr c'n
Pi'V NO j36 Broadway, New York =,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-09
SUSSEX COUNTY N0MINAT10YS-

The following gentlemen have been nominated
by the Union Convention of Sussex:
senators,-Gidcon B. Waplcs, Thomas VI. Fooks
kePresentatlves.-John 4. Hazard, John NJ. Rur-
ton, William NJ. Richards Edwin c. Burton. JosopI,
T. Hail. Curtis A. Conaway, John Flulcher.
Sheriif.-Asbury c. Pepper.
COrOner.-Bayard Sharp
Levy Court Commissoners.-Tsaac F. Warren
John NJ. Short, Joseph O'Bricr, Robert Lacy, VIM.
Il. Burton.
SUSSEX COUNTY DEMoCRArC TICKIr.-.Senators..
William Hitch, Henry Hickman.
RePresentGtue'---Major w. Allen, VIM. Scribner
John Ssrden, Luther w. Fisher, VIM. d, Waples
Isaac H. Bailey, George W. Horsey.
Sherif---Aaron B. Marvel.
COrOncr-James Gordon
Levy COurt---Samucl B. Jefferson. Cedar Crock
Hund. A. Tindal, Nanicoke Hundred.
Nehemiah Stayton, North West Fork Hundred.
Fletcher Lacy, Indian River Hundred.
In NJ Houston d ,gsborough Hundred.