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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
EXCITFMEHr IN ALEXAHDRIA.
REPORTED RAID or S7CARrS' CAVALRY
At ACCOrIHK, TvHIvs MILES
PROM ALEXANDRIA,
OUR TROOPS ATTACKED WITH DAMAGE
TRANSPORTATION TRAIN REPORTED CAP.
TCRED AT OCcOQCAN.

There was considerable excitement in Alex
andria late yesterday evening, growing out o!
y hurried arriva, there of a number OF country
mrn and teamsters. The lattrr were mounted
on horses cut frem their own wagons. These
n. confirm the former statement that Stuart's
cavalry, with light artillery, appeared at Pc.
hick Church, several miles from Mount Yrr-
non, Saturday night, and on Sunday proceeded
TO Accotink, which is twelve miles from Alex
andria, and there attacked several companies
Of our troops with considerable damage. 1t is
also reported, but not credited, that they cap
tured long transportation train at Oceoquan
on Saturday.
1t is currently reported to-day, that Accotink
bridge, on the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road line, was destroyed by the Confederates
in this raid.
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HORSE CONTRACTS AvAnpyn

On Saturday last Col. Rucker. chief ou.v.
hrrmaster herr, made the following contyp~s.
tor horses under his last Advertisement % o.,
end: =
Samuel II. Carpenter, Tyrone, N.Y-ep car.
airy horse, NJ Sii3eo each; and 400 aruIl.rv
horses, at sfIsso each.
j. l. Harsh Co, Washington, d. C-sos
cavalry borres, At siI3 90 each
Norris Hoicomh Hartford, Conn 100 e.v,,-
~ horses, at eiiaso each; and 200 artu,-ry
horses, at sI14.le each.
T. NJ. Dement,, Washington, d. o.-eoo o.
airy horres, at eit3as each.
Samuel Ovensbine, Philadelphia. pa-
cavalry horses, at sii4.&s each; and LOO art,ls-,
horses, at eiIs.4s zach.
Amos s. Chamberiin, New York city-sos
cavalry horses, at sllsss each; go artil,.r-
horses, at s1I5.S5 each.
Joel Holcomh, New York city-soo srtius~,
horses, at eI15.4s each.
John Carpenter, New York city. LOO artu-
ley horses, at sIl5.7s each.
Total-I.5oo cavalry horses; 1000 artill.ry
horses.
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LATE FROM KENTUCKY.
JOHN MORGAN ATTACKED ELIZABRrHroUN
AND FORCED THE REpkRALs 10 RE
TREAT fR0M krCKADB 10
LOU Ie'ILLh fOLL Of EXCITING RChoRs.
FEDERAL PIcKErs REPORTED TO an pRrvrx
INTO THE fORTIlICAtIONS ar HEn
PHIS, TENNESSEl

LouisvlLLE, Dec. s.-John Morgan with
twenty five hundred men attacked Lieut. Dol
Smith at Elizabethtown yesterday, comua,A.
ing $50 men in stockade. After a &c were ashs
our men retreated to the court house and build.
ings near II. The losses are not stated and re-
suit not known.
The city has been intensely excited all day
by multitudinous rumors Of skirmishes in va.
rious proximate localities
Headquarters up to n this evening ere unad
vised thereof and utterly discrcdit them.
Reports from Memphis say that our pickess
have been driven in to the forhfcations and
that the rebels have been committing deprcda-
tons there.
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DANCATHARrICONI
i OLD RYE WHISKY
ntnIr rT9ATrp on nErT6AT1p FOR
"PANCATHxRrIOON,"
Inct~sed and Posssssd Jesse u, 1854.


Enctwsed amd Posssfsd JESSE u, 1854.
'oss Ell 1s,aGHaEE,I a.
on as sss onsc: Ssse SsS Of
~ None genuine that has not the Pateutes And
Agents Ssns1ars On eseA lA1sla 80
~ Its purity has hsea fully tested - Per the
CERrIRICArES.
oLg p } kIHk EEH WfEsxds !;
This EhiskI il chsIactsf,ssd S1 the sSssne. Of
and p Il: Eth.Isal oaoroa:
sPaIs, e.lsfulIy bsiscsssa Rye Whis& 8Ho'''0a OF
Boston. s.s. & 49, s s:''ss
H.yips made ssrssni eaeniea, Analysts Of sh,
%ssa an ,s.s..a g g 8. tSSs
entirely free from fusll OF. Hstaile TT: or
sfo 70 sny 9 g g
turpAseed ksspectfsiiy ,yours,
Baltimore, July Is, bsa.
Careful Chemical Analysis Of s.ur kl,As ~ mi.
ksssvvS VII 0Id Rys Rhssy. S.s~ier on Bnr-
"a Or. ~ wss x;a'tSy f. sss:,.s,
re RAteneed Apparatus isveated By Mr.. John ii
Ms tson, o. Sesancte Nd, hsye shown them 70 Do
IL Poisonous AHo''x CSn'psxpds oitea found Ia
fbry retain the ethereal prodaoss. ,snsirsy FRA
less fsrnentation, sad bsins SnnodiSsi iy he :.
eAsnseal operations. RssPsessly,
Boston. hass., Aug. y. lac. dT.St:
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REPORTED SURPRISE OF FEDERAL
PICKET

A report has reached Washington that q COM
pany of the I'd Pennsy lv aAia Cavalry, com
manded by Col. Price stationed at Occoauan
Were surprises yesterday morning by detach i.
ment Of rebel cavalry, when a fight occurred
IN which number We're wounded, and Capt.
Johnson, of Pennsylvania, who was in com
mant, killed. Several supply wagons were
captured by the enemv. tits also stated that
the rebels captured some of our troops and a
battery at Dumfries Saturd1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

DRAnArIo RkApises-Mr. James E. Muir.
dsck.fhe eminent traeedian. will, tonight,
give readings from Shakspeare, Longfeuow,
Jaavtfr. Byron. T. B. R--d, Boxer, and Tenny.
son. 10 the Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives.G Ths proceeds Of the entsrtainment viii
Be appropriated 70 the State associations for the
relief d siek and wounded Aldirrs. The high
reputation o. the reader, and the laudsb.e
oo3eof o. the entertainment, will no doubt in
dace nsstering patronage, and all the large
Hall % o~Snowine. President Lincoln will
be present, and ths Marine Band has been en-
gagged. and will furnish its quota Of inspiring
muSic. t...r
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CHANGING THEIR TIME

The lack of fixed principles of action with
which radicalism is chemically affii eted, is adj
mirahly exsmplifed in the current penchant
for foreign /" mediation" which the New York
1rrtsns and its alhes are now airing But a
seek or two since nothing seemed to suit them
short OF universal emancipation, if not a general
negro instruction. They were then for war TO
the knife, and the knife to the hilt for the con-
quest Of the entire South, and its colonization
with the liberated negroes, after the almost liter
exterminetton Of the southern whites. They
were aiso for entirely celebrating the States of
The South, and hereafter governing that section
Of the Union as territories. The disaster at Fred
ericksbure. and the already probable miscar
riaee Of much Of our proposed south western
winter campaign, and the alleged blunder OF
sending the Banks expedition to the Gulf, have
together, utterly annihilated that back bone
with which. they formerly contended, they,
a4one. were sufficiently supplied for the proper
prosecution OF the war. They now cry pecca on,
In articles favoring the idea Of foreign media
ton.
While their arguments 70 that end Ara ca--
tainly calculated to increase public distrust OF
their counsels, we see nothing in them likely TO
superinduce public favor for this, their last
brosched remedy for the existing depIorabie
state Of things
What the case reqsires Ii, neither their late
universal emancipation and negro political and
social equality panacea, nor their current for.
efEn mediation or Intervention nostrum, but
oossness-if management Of the vastly supe-
TOR military resources Of the loyal States
Until that b achieved, We can make no
peace shroagh foreign mediation or any other
innusoce bat one most disgraceful 70 the na.
hoa. and utterly ruinous to its future: one tina,
wiz make tn. name Of the United States stink
In Tho nostris Of history, a. having become, ct
aver early age, an almost unrsslsting victim TO
the lowest Arts OF the demagoGues nurtursd
.upsa the excssscsuees Of iss system, a. men a.
tiAes'die preOssurely from nauseous worms
bred sPea ths Impurities Of their own. abused
HftalS. Co.. q. .-. -... ..
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ANIhpORTaNr ORDER IssCyp

This forenoon, at the urgent solicitation OF
Senator Latham, the Secretary Of the Navy dis :
patched an order to the commander of our feet
in Hampton Roads TO send the var steaurr Con
necticut at once to Aspin wall to bring to New
York the California trcasure-S3, 0CO, 0,p-that
will have accumulated there by the time she
arriy es out; by which time the specie of three
San Francisco succeeding steamers will be
awaiting her arriy al for safe transportation
from that port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

CHANGES IN THE CABINET AND Army
Rumor is again busy with partial reconstruc.
tion Of the Cabinet. 1t is now said that Gen.
Rutler is to be- made Secretary Of War, and
Gen. Fremont ,s to command the armies.-Re.
publican
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THB MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY
To-day, Msj. Gen. Sigeis examination wsS
continued. His testimony on this occasion va
with reference 70 the march Of his souman6
and their operations In the vicinity OF Ball Run.
and the orders he received from Gen Mellow
ell at that time, and his reports made 10 sh.t
ofacer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

- One of the papers says that DR. Odds is
confined in Fort W warren sin a circular apart.
ment" 7 hen he can write out an argument
there against his imprisonment The Doctor
always argued in a circle.-Prenfice
Well, why notl He belongs in CircleyilIe
OhiO-Sfdr i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

~ Hudson Taylor. 334 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., the agent for Washington Of Leonard
Scott & Co.'S European magazines, sends US
the Edinburgh Review for October. The ar
dcle on American affairs will attract attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

- From Hudson Taylor, 33i Penn. av, we
have Harper's Magazine for January, contain
ing tales and other articles BY such writers as
Miss Mulock, Miss Evans, (author of Adam
Bede,) Anthony Trollope, J. Ross Browne
Losing, Nordhoff, Stoddard, G.. w. Curtis
&c,&c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

TIE OPkRA-fhe artists Of Mr. Grau's
Italian Opsra Company will appear this even
ing at The Washington Thsater. verdi's "La
Trsvipta" Will be given complete, with fuu
orctestra and chorus, and an excellent cast,
including Nile Cosdier, the charming prima
donna, who viii appear in her great role OF
ViokuA, Zig. MaccafeYn as Aisrsdo, Sig. Amo-
de ss<s~rnont and Sig. Bsrili a. the Doctor
Sig. uro- -wields The baton Seats may be
secured ~ Metzerotf'a music store.
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TIM ponrsR COURT-NARrIAL

On Saturday, the examinatio OF nj ior aar
eral Morell was resumed, and further facts
ELECTED to show-firstly, the great exertion
made by the accused and his command on the
march from Harrison's Landing till they Joined
Gen Pope; secondly, the used up condition OF
the troop on the evening before they were
ordered by Gen. Pope to march at one a m
thirdly, the uselessness and injury OF having
obeyed that order TO the letter. instead OF start.
ing at three q. m, as was done; fourthlv. the
fact that II Gen. Poitsrs corps had marched
toward Its right to take part in the battle of thu
2sth, Its left would have been dangerously or
fatally exposed to the enemy, then visible In
large force on Its Immediate front.
Colonel George ID. Ruggles, Chief of Star To
Gen. Pope, was next examined, and depesed Ia
bis position in the Army Of virsinia-s very
disagreeable one, a. BE- took care to make tina
court understand. He next deposed to ha vim,
Internationally and unavoidabiy overheard a
conversation between Gen Pope and Gen.
Porter, at the close Of the second Bun Run
campaign, wherein the former expressed him.
self as quite satisfied with the conduct OF Gen.
Porter as explained. except in one unimportant
particular, which Gen. Porter said could be
easily explained.
He also testified that he was origin ally called
by the prosecution as Its principal witness, but
dropped on making known what would be the
bearing Of his testimony, and subseq uently
called By tho accused.
To-day, Colonel Ruggles was recalled, and
verified his testimony previously, and test,aed
to q certain degree Of Ill feeling existing in the
minds Of Gen. Pope and some members of his
stan against Gen. Fitz john Porter.
Gen. Grimm was then called His testimony
went to show that 1t was impossible for Gen.
Porters command TO have arrived at Bristov
on the s9th Of August, BY starting at 1 g. n..
sooner than was done by starting At O. m, as he
aid. he also explained the accident by which
nn brigade became separated from The rest OF
Pofter's Command On the 3oth Ausust
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WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY DECEMBER %, 1868.
sPiKIr OF fHp MORNING PREss.

sP1kiT OF fH1 AOkNIk6 Pkkee
The fsteiI;s-reer l. occupied with news mat
ters to-day.
The R>psS1sed~ thinks we are on the eve o.
come developments respecting foreign medi-
Sison. and says:
I'VE may not be pleased with the compile xfon
our public affairs are assuming; still, we know
rha ItS4r folly Of resisting the memorable logic
of eyrnts III we car not or have not put down
the rs,-eiIon we cannot expect nations which
,uff.r uauch by our quarrel TO look on as disin
ttTpstfd spectators forever
7ne Chsenieie urges the justice of speedily
remunerstinE those loyal parties OF Maryland
and Virginia whore stock and crops have been
despoiled by the necessities OF war.
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THEExRsoTED Exncrrrvy pxocIxnAr1or
II 70 rev Iltar 70 as that Il 10 the Presidents
psrpos~ 70 issue the emancipation proclama-
uon On Inursday, The LIST proIimo, Of which
30 much has osen said In advance, by the
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~ Sixteen steamers were seized at Cinein-
natl on Monday for the use OF the army They
are to Be used, Of course, for the transportation
OF troops and supplies.
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MRDIoAL AXAMiNnRs APPoIxran

7 H2NHeGHH 11SSk tPOI
Inc Commisstoner od Peusieas to-day, maAA
the following appointments OF surgical aaa.
medical inspectors for the service Of his su.
reau. Wig: ,.
N. Edward Dorsch, ss Monroe, Mich; Or.
). r. FINLEY, Ut Leon. Iowa, Dr.. Edward
n Grant a. Troy, Kansas; DIR. }. r. Nsvisnd,
EmporiA. Kansas; DR.. John T. Daerets, Of
Lockpeyt, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

- We are IN re ceipt of the National @ uar.
teriy Review for December, numbering amidst
its ten articles a number Of great merit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

- From Frsoek Taylor We have Part a Of
Frank Hoores valuable "Reoelitoa Record {.
THIS npmter cOatains portraits OF The iss, O.
MhcbsH ard The rebel Gen Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

~Tbe l. xinsfoo (Mo.) Un,.~ has con.
need the publication OF q roltof all persons
In TIA, section who ha~r given aid and com.
fort TO The rebels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

NJ ACARD
US The Connittee the Christmas Dinner
At EhenRzer Church Hospital desire thus pubiiriy
70 return th.i, thanks to their friends for their
little boys for the handsome cake they eenerousl1
prseefted ' seAoAo"'i'
70 the on cera Of the he spita they woul saw thev
were PIE ased 1t havipg their hearty co
and fully Apr eciSte their kindness and courtesy
Mics EMMA TUCKER
Mrs. JOHN II, PEAKE
Mrs. REUBEN PHILLiPS
-. Mrs. LATHkOP,
" ConmitteA
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THR sxcRETARYsHIP OF TIE INTERIOR.
a tremendous Congressional onort 10 now
oeing made TO secure the appointment OF
sPeaser Grow to this position, vice Secretary
Smith, About = retro,
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NEW YORK STOCk MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2o-Il4 am.-First Board =
U. S. Coupons, lee1, 1oiH; 1910 Treasury
Notes, lOl Sal0lx; Gold, i32x; Demand Nosss,
I27X.
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A NICE TRio.-About IL o'clock on SATURDAY
night o6cers Mile and Stinchcomb found =
crowd OF soldiers near thu corner Of Twentieth
sreet and the avenue. In company with three
girls, aged respectively 16 ~, and 10 yearx
named Sarah More, Jennie Mclean and Ellen
smith, caroustnG and drinking whiskey, ssd
arrested the girls and took them 20 the Firyt
Wardstation. Justice Clayton Committed them
They stated that they came to this CITY IN con
pany with regiments from Pennsylyania aul
Michigan, and had already served out one Tern
In the workhouse.
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HUTCHINSON MUNRO Hereby respectfully
inform all no are indebted to the late frn tbai
their respective accounts have bsen made off thsi,
hool and will be found at the residence of theiI
Nr. r.. No No. 496 II sty eet, corner of 9Th, who
is suthoriz'd TO receipt for the same All accounts
lot paid by the lst January will then be prsser t4f
for settlement when we hope every one will psy "
not to cause furth delay clio, ing M the
bu. In ess of the late firm. flint de- ~. at
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0f LII. :sYz. ~. e. =, II. =: s:
sttssSed with lsas hssA . ths sss sftSs sis.
u sAs inside Of the cover % the .stes 10 osrks4
RoSer Ssi II sss isss "a csss.s nh, e.ias
tron sssaa D stssst. s~sss No. ysessy $3.50
Hosse 70 eoutA CsVtSrs sts.ss , &ev the cssses4
church. fheswsteh q p~ise ky che evuse - -
per.os Q. per.a.s Who VIII f.av. she vsssa ~
chain at No. SGT south y str~st oapssea Mid. -
confer greet hvos By - doing. co. a.xpsou.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
NO. 80.
Adminiatrator,a Sale.

QY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court OF the
ID State of Delaware for New Castle County, will be ex
posed to sale, at Public Vsndue, on THURSDAY, the
twentieth day Of November next at O'Clock In the after
noon at the house Of Charles NJ Almond, Wilmington
Cay aud County Aforesaid, the following described
LANDS AND TENEMENTs 10 wit:
No. l. All that large lot of land at the outhwestery
corner OF the intersection OF Market street and Water
street Oh which is erected large BRICK COACH FAC
TORY, having sixty feet front Market street and
tondng back along Water street shpey street. be the
contents more or less being the premises conveyed
TO Enos Hunsherger, deceaasd by deed from William
Bush and wife.
No. .. Ali that LOT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situated in said City and bounded as follows to Wit Be-
ginning the Westerly side OF West Street. between
Fifth and Sixth streets, ssventysx feet distant from the
southery side Of Sixth street. for land of Priscilla
Jeas thence Westerly by said land and parallel with
sixth street hundred and twenty-five feet TO the
Easterly side of willing street. fhencs Herewith South
ery parallel with West street twenty feet to Andrew C.
klinns ne thence Herewith Eastery parallel with The
first mentioned line and Sixth street hundred and
twenty-five feet TO the aforesaid side of West street,
thence Herewith Norherly twenty feet to the begin
ning be the contents less being the
premises which conveyed to lie said Enos HunEber
ger deceased by deed dated theJ day March A. D.
o page 1876 &C. with the improvements and appurtenances
being the Real Estate of Enos Hunsbeger, dsceased and
to he sold by his Administrator for pay ment Of his debts
Attendance will be given aud the terms Of sale made
known, at the time and place aforesaid by J. MORTON
POOLE Administrator OF the said deceased his Attor
neY. By order Of the Orphans court,
Now Castle, October 18th. 1861
October 2a.-ts. WILLIAM BRIGHT, Agent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
Uhemtneaud-Ine Cognao.

This Brandy imported by William ?. BAiy o. New
York, expressly for V. CGilpns sales for medicinal
- v. o. aILPN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
The Franklin School Agency

Is prepared to supply School Committees &C., with
Teachers Of both graduates of Normal Schools
and Others Of higher character and ability free of charge
Circulars sent 10 order. Committees preserve this
Address. J. b. SMYrH,
l4l South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
gre Farmers and Dealers !-gsa
MORO PHILLIPS
SUPER-PElOSPMATE OF LIME!
Prepared at his CHEMICAL WORKS, CAMDEN, N. J
under his supervision, by Practical and Scientific
Chemist
Depot, No. OF North Front St.
DHIT annT DTTTA

PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber olTers his sUPER.pHospHATE OF
LINE to FARMERS and DEALERS, with the assurance
that proves by its superiority to the Super Phos-
pilates aud Guan0s offered for SALE by its concentration,
a quick action and Its continued ferlzing effects. Its
uniform composition guarantees Its unii1u excellence
1t contains unusually large per centage Of Phospho-
rc Acid it's per eenage Of Amnona, gives IL great ad
dtona Ferlizing value, inducing rapid growth, and
mparting the Indispensable nitrogen to PLAHTs
II is comparatively article, being in but few
seasons Rndas already obtained great celebrity among
the Farmers OF the neghbouring Counties, and is now
sold and sought after by the most Extensive Dealers in
Fertilizers In this City and Sateand also, In the States
of New Jersey Delaware an 1 Maryland
10 CAUTION TO BUYERS i-Obserye that my name
and place Of manufacture each aud every Package,
none other being genuine.
II is guaranteed by to DEALERS, under a penalty
Of One Thousand Dollars that II will be kept up TO the
same unslualled standard as heretofore,
PRICE Sl5 PER TON OF 2O0O LBS No charge for
packages MORO PllILLlPS
s5- A liberal discount made to DEALERS
aug 29-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
A GEM FOR THE MILLION
MIME. DENIOREST'S
s 5
RUNNING STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.

1T PRACTICAL, RAPID, EFFICIENT and DURABLE SEWING
i MACHINE aiapsd TO large proportion Of FAMILY SEW
for manufacturing purposes, and is highly
mental and is so light and portable (weighng less than
pOund) that II be conveniently carried n the
pocket recule.
It's operation is SO very SIMPLE that it requires but
slight degree Of Judgment to use IT.
by the snlple turning of crank with hand, and
guiding the work with the other, It silently yet very
rapidly with COMMON NEEDLE makes the running stitch
ExAsrlY LIKE HAND sEwINd only moro perfect and
gular
1t will HEN, GATHER, RUFPLE, sHIRR, TUCK. RUN UP
BREADTns, etc, with single double thread on any
material adapted ths RUNNING sTlTon from the IluH-
EST and THNNEsr up two thicknesses of ordinary silk
muslin. The thinnest usually the most difficult
stitch by other sewing machines being sewed the easiest
For ladies' aud shdens apparel and other articles made
Ofligh fabrics IL will therefore be found almost
UABLR
a 1t is attached to the table like sewing bird and hav
Ing tension, and requiring fabrication change Of
stitch is always ready for operation and such marvel of
simplicity that child Of six eight years UNDER
STAND 1t Immediately, and use il SUCCESSFULLY.
It is not at all liable to get out of order.
Each machine is put up in neat box, accompanied
with full aud explicit directions and twenty-five needles
Sent to any address in the United States receipt of
order, nclosng the amount may be collected by Ex
press delivery Of the machine
Agents wanted every where, to whom the most liberal
Inducements will be offered.
For particulars specimens Of sewing, etc. send stamp
for return postage, Address
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18
Mime. DemOrest, No. 47s Broadway, N. Y.

Ga Every Lady, Mother, Anlliner and DresslnAker
should have one of these valuable Sewing Machines.
The New York State Fair recently held Rochester has
confirmed the efficiency, simplicity and great practical
oct1t.1m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-18

The rapid sale Of this Ointment and the universal favor
with which it is uniformly received prove conclusvey
its powerful efficacy disease. During period of fifty
years has stood the trying ordeal of the civilized world
and It's popularity Atests its marvellous virtues while the
demand for 1t to day still continues unabated ever
fact sosgnifcAnt that further is unnecessary