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UNION CANDIDATES.
IUSSEy COUNTY NOMINATIONS

bUSSEA COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
The following gentlemen have been nominated
by the Union Convention of Sussex:
senators,-Gideon B. NAPLES, Thomas NJ. Fooks,
Representatves.-John A, Hazard John NJ. Bur-
ton, William NJ. Richards, Edwin c. Burton, Joseph
f. Hall, Curtis a. Conawuy, John FIulchcr.
Sherif.-Asbury G. Pepper.
Coroner.-Bayard Sharp,
Levy Court Commissioners.--Isaac +. Warren,
John M. Short, Joseph O'Brer, Robert Lacy, VIM,
T. Burton.
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I(0 Ont BARRELS or THE
A""'O0O LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
POu drette.

For sale by LODI MANUFACTURING co.
l3O South Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, with capital of 81 so O0O the most
extensive works of the kind IN the world aud an ex-
perence OF % years in manufacturing, with reputa.
ton long established. having also the exclusive con
troll OF all the night soil from the great city Of New
York, are prepared 10 furnish article which is with.
out doubt the cheapest and very best lertIzorIn mar
ket.
Price for barrels and over 81 so per barrel or
only St5 per ton. 1t greatly increases the Weld and
pens the crop from two 10 three weeks earlier at an
expense OF from 80 to $4 per re and with v0ry lille
labor ~ ~
A Pamphlet. containing all the information necessa
ry, with letters from Horace Greeley Daniel Webster
and hundreds Of farmers who have used il
tor many years, may be had free by addressing let
ter as above or
JAMES r. FOSTER &C Courtland, nj, NJ York
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co
febI3 Ban +. WILMER, Agt., Smyrna.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday Nov. 18th 81
Trains for the accommodation of
passengers will run as follows until
further notice:
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% Passengers from Baltimore TO Milford, Seaford
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington.
Passengers for Dover NAV leave Baltimore az O5
p. NJ. and proceed same evening
L. @. SEWALL, Jr.,
Sup't Del Bailroad.
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Ko!IOck's DandcIion Coffee
EUrEsif':g" :Rd Up!lostering
Warehouse,

- The M uirrsIgu"a respectfully informs his ems.
~ io""f> and he public tiat IA, has enlarged ms
Ap.ar" "i business and keeps constantly on hand
a larg" HIt spicHJ2d assortment of Fashloriale Eur
hilur' o. h' hIds InoHa'lrtIrcd with especial care
ny ms ""h "Hkn"H rhd under has own suprrylsinu
lie as" fcr"nrnis I" the public hls newly invented
dhd Improved N"ta H.d>trud and Lounges which iar
rnnvcmrnr" AID case surpasS anything ever used he
i'fr > rii! ii'iir and ilGsk Mattresses, mad III the
'rs' style. II pr.re- are remarkably L.uc and hc
soIIclts a share Of puhlic patronage.
JOHN a. BAUER
No - South SECSNn ST., ahove Sprurc
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What will DIR. Hurd's Remedies
Efect1

DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhalatons and if
nsed IN the morning, will make the breakfast taste
sweeter and the day begin pleasantly Hun
dreds OF persons can testify 10 this. Try them gen.
tleman.
DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
give young ladies that finest charm wOman-a
sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try them, ladies'.
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder the
best preparations IN the world for curing BREATH
aRd giving hrInness and health TO the gums. Hun
dreds OF eases OF Diseased Bleeding Gums Mouth
Canker. &c, have been cured by Dr. Hurd's astrln-
gent wash.
DR. Hurts Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give
additional charm to courtshiI, and make husbands
more agreeable to their wives and wives to their hus
bands. They should be used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which liable to mpart a taint TO the mouth.
DR.. Hurd's Torthache Drops cure Toothache
arising from exposed nerves and are the best friends
that parents have IN the house to save their chill
drentrOm torture, and themselves from loss Of seep
and sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS and MECHANICS! you cannot will offsrd
TO neglect your teeth. Fora trIhng you can now
get preservatives, than winch RutschI or AstOr can
get nothing better. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS often originate in
Neglect of Teeth. Send Tor the Treatise Teeth and
read Dr. Fitehs observations this subject. II too
late to arrest decay in your own teeth, save your
children's teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
DR.. Hurd's Neuralgia n-Adhesive Plasters
are the most pleasant and successful remedies ever
prescribed for this pliuiI disease, The patient an.
pIcs some. and Incomes drOwsy, fall, aSleep and
awakes Tree from pam, and blIserOr other unpea-
SAINT or injurious cOnseq Iences ensue. For Earache
and Nervous lcadlcao. apply according to directions
retl,l SI surely follow Nothing be obtain
cI e,u.. -...- tumprcas for Neural ga. Try
them. They are entirely novel curious and orIgi-
nal preparation, and wonderfully successful. They
are Of two Sizes small for the lace price cts
and the other large for application 20 the body price
81 Cts Will be mailed on receipt Of price al d one
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New york surface az subsoiI

MOwg lcuiting Boxes, Dirt scrapes. Pans. &c.
A.s' 'iSl iRlsis EDWIN WILMER
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make IL a rule ta propagate only those kinds of
trees and plants that experience has proven 10 he the
most profitable Tor general cultivation -hayns rerard
10 lhc quantity and qua, 0f the iruiG produced In
selection of varieties aside from nv our exper.
ence, governed ly the opinions of the mosl emf
the culture OF fruit in Anne and Of
tie most experienced irHit growers all parts OF the
country, and of the American PonolOgIcai Society
PEACHEs-3O,OOO trees, select varieties and trees
very large and thrifty.
APPiES-A large stock. choice varieties StapJord
and Dwarf. Als" Red and Yellow Siberian. Crab.
Standard and Dwarf
PEAEs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees leading
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PIIMS-Al the choice varieties
CHERREs-Flne, thrifty trees, Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GOOsEBERRIEs-English and American varieties.
CURRENTs--White and Red Cherry, White and Red
Grape White and Red Dutch, Black English Black
Naples DC.
CRAPrs-Catawhn. Isabella, Clinton, Concord,
Delaware DInna, RebeCca, Taylor Bullet EarlV
Northern MuscadiLe, Eslnburgh, Hartford Prolific
&c. DC.
BIHCKpERRIEs-LawtOn,D Dorchester and High Bush
RAsrBERRiEs-ln variety. Largely of the Allen
and Red Prolific, which need no projection in wiRter
best for market gardners and those who have not lime
to cover III fall
STRAW wBERRlEs--In variety. Largely ofthe Alba
ny Seeding.
OSAGE ORANGE,
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBARB,
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PREPARED by
DR. j. C. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASSN

j. +. Hoffecker, Smyrna; d. F. Burton, Do
yer 81. M Stevenson, FELTON,; w. F. Know
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden Il.
r; Hammersley, Milford, E. Bringhurst g. Co,
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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AoT TAhAUhADO q UIM4N
Roses in Variety

DAnIIAs.--l3O select varieties. for which was
awarded special premium Ivy the Agricultual al Seoi
etv Of New Castle county fall of 1861 Also Preni'
um for the best collection of Choice Pears
For Prices and description of fruits. send for De-
scripuve Catalogue, graIs.
01-All kinds OF trees and plants be ordered BY
mail.
All trees and plants warranted true 70 name.
0SrOrders can be left at TINES Office
RANDOLPH PETERS.
fet2s.an Newark, Del.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

in the Senate on the 81 Of January. 1861 which in
unmistakable language fixes the responsibility
for this terrible civil war and for all the evils
winch have visited the nation and which viii yet
result from it. Said DoueLAs, and ne desire to
call the attention Of Republicans who profess to
sympathize with that eminent statesman, in refer
ring TO a proposition for Cancellation which he
had himself introduced:
81 believe this 10 be a fair basis of amicabe
adjustment. If you Of the Republican side are
not willing TO accept this. nor the proposition OF
the Senator from Kentucky Mr.. Crittenden
pray tell US what you are willing 10 do.
al address the inquiry TO Republicans alone,
for the reason that in the Committee of Thirteen,
a few days ago. every member from the South.
including those from the cotton States (Messrs.
Toombs and Davis expressed their readiness TO
accept the proposition Of my venerable friend
from Kentucky Mr.. Crttendenl as final settle
ment Of the controversy. il intended and sus
tanned by Republican members.
Hence the sole responsibility of our disagree
ment, and the only difficulty in the way of an
amcable adjustment, is with the Republican
party"
Mark the language: "1he sole responsibility
ofom Disagreement, and the only difficulty in The
,ray Of amicable adj ustment. Is uith the Rspub
liean party"
Keep these facts before the people. They
should be sounded in the ears of every man
woman and child in the land upon whom th'
consequences of this war fall with crushing
weight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
Dees the President nance,

That question Is now mooted in certain circles,
and ~e expect to hear it discussed with fervor on
both sides. for we take il for granted that there
viii be fpo sides to it, There are on all other
important subjects.
We see that our fellow citizen, Congressman
MIrcHELL, Of the Fort Wayne District, has been
Intercepted on that behalf. no doubt by one Of
his pious constituents. and the question is: Does
President LINCOLN have dancing at his Execu-
tive raansion The learned Representative
answers rather cautiously. but he aims
20 convey the idea that there is no regular
dancing at the Presidents, or was not at
"the party last winter" lie says there was ga
band Of music. and the guests. il usual at all
parties, promeaaded" That is about as near
as Mr.. MIrcHKLL wanted to get at the nub
OF the story. We reckon he could tell more, if
he wished
We have no idea that this question will engross
a great deal of attention till the war is at an end
OF one thing we are certain. however, dancing or
no dancing. the people Of this nation will have
TO pay enormous sums OF money for the music
which Uncle ABRAHAM and his friends are max
ing at Washington anu elsewhere. WhoeveI
dances, the tax payers must pay the piper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

ask that an Abolition act shall not be passed. ID
Is true. there are men at the Standardization
ists at heart, uncompromisingly so--whose feel
ings are not 70 be regarded. But STILL il Is i'm
portant. If our Union is really 10 be preserved.
20 impress upon the minds of the people of the
South-those who are not uncompromisingly dis
solutionsts-the fact if il is fact. that this Is
not an Abolition war. The majority Of the
Southern people must act with as friends
they must protect the execution Of the laws. as
We do at the North. Otherwise vast standing
army must be kept in all the Southern States TO
protect the mails. the custom houses and the
United States Courts Ii is no settlement of diff
fculties to defeat the secession armies Unless a
majority of the people at the'South are willing
to come back to the Union-to elect members to
the Federal Congress, to sustain the Federal
| Courts. we shall have no Union.
And how long can the North support an army
at the South. large enough to keep an unfriendly
people in subsection to the constitutional lawsG
Not long In this view of the case, we look
upon the late Abolition act fraught with con-
sequences of vast evil. Indeed, we hope and
trust that the Administration does not already
contemplate a separation of even the cotton
States from the old Union. Let Us sustain the
Union as il was-all parts are essential to the
great prosperity have witnessed in past years
essential. too, for the glory and power OF the
/ Republic.
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From the Hartford, Conn.,, Times.
Abolition of slavery i'm Washington

The President has signed the bill abolishng
slavery in the District of Columbia.
We look upon this measure one of the most
impOI tiut ever passed by Congress. Ii involves
vital interests To the Union. Under the compro
mise act of 1850 il was fairly unders TODD that
slavery in the District Of Columbia. surrounded
by slave States. should not be abolished.
lt was here that the Abolitonists began their
work, years ago. which has terminated in our
present griesous troubles Here the Southern
mind became FESTIVE under the Abolition attacks;
and the final consummatiOn OF the act so long
and persistently pressed 10y the AbolitonistS, viii
add very great obstacle 10 the difficulties which
must necessarily attend the efforts 10 secure a
final settlement after the Southern armies are de
ieatel IL will strengthen the dsunion sentiment
at the South. at time when the general meas
ures of Government should be directed to
weaken secession and add to the moral power of
the Unionists.
IL the President really anticipates 4 settlement,
bringing back the old Union as it was 30 that the
laws may be executed al over the South the
strength OF the public sentiment, and without the
presence of a standing army, surprised that
he should have sanctioned this measure of Abo-
ton Practically il frees no slaves except those
Who are a burthen TO their masters. The able and
valuable slaves will be sent away Indeed. they
have already been sent into neghbOrng slave
States. leaving the Govern ulent 10 pay $3.50 each
for 10000 useless and worthless negroes. who
might have been obtained upon a good bond that
they would be we'll cared for during life. But
the payment from the United States Treasury of
$500 900 makes them free, and most of them
will eventually become tax upon the District.
Maryland and Virginia have always been sen
sitive upon this question of abolition IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia. It makes of ten
miles square TOR their runaway negroes. and Is A
blow upon their institution OF slavery. IL will
engender bitter feelings in those States, and give
every ranting secessionst of the South one of
the strongest arguments to prop up his cause
Swiftly this news will spread over the South. and
il will be seized upon 10 inilame the public mind
upon the great issue which they have pressed,
that the party in power has one object. and that
i abolition The claim that tins charge is un-
true will not greatly weaken it, force at the
South. where ii will be claimed that all parties
heretofore have stood pledged against the abo
lition of slavery in the District, and that the Re
publican party at Chicago did not dare To put
such issue in It's platform Of measures. Had
il done 20. divided and unfortunately weakened
the Democracy were. in that campaign. Ma.
Lincoln would have been defeated.
But il will be said the rebellion j. so wick Ell
that the South have forfeited all claims upon the
Compromise Of 1850. and they have no right TO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

- The Illinois soldiers. whom the Republi
can newspapers, last winter. were prOfes>eily
fearful would not be permitted to vote on the
proposed new constitution. are, It appears. nearly
all voting for the adoption OF the constitution.
This Is as we have expected ever since the Re
publican leaders and newspapers have made the
new constitution party question, for most OF
the soldiers are Democrats, and those who were
not such NJ the beginning of their service are
rapidly becoming such. We shall soon see that
the soldiers will be denounced by the Republican
prints ignoramuses. unfit TO exercise the elect
i've franchise on any question.
Bv the way. the fact may be set down that the
constitution will carry. A. go the soldiers will
60 the Staie-CkicGgO Tunes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

The Philadelphia Press says that negroes are
says "it is Interesting to watch the disposition of
these manumitted slaves. and their services as
laborers and as assistants 10 our Generals The
deception practiced by white spies has become so
common and 50 chroni; to render the most Of
their information unworthy of trust. In certain
cases they have been the authors of inconceiva-
bic mischief and misery. Ii is different with the
slaves. They have repeatedly shown how en-
trely they may be confided in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

The IRoS PLATED FEVER IN EURoPE.-The
following l. from the Paris correspondent of the
London Morning Post:
From all quarters of Europe Ne hear Of moth
ing but the wonderful sensation produced by the
iron fight ia the A merican waters. aud most Gov
ernments have decided on constructing immedi-
ately new iron monsters of destruction. We may
rest assured that the Merimac and Monitor viii
cost the world MANY millions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

FH7O LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH oRIMPAIRED
Z organization or to those by whom an increase Of
family Is from any Objectionable, the Undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe aud which haS been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although this article
svery cheap and simple yeti has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the exhorbtant
nsh the recipe for 81 by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug store tor the riing Of % per year Any
physician druggist wteil you perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent to any part the world receipt Of ST. by address,
ing. DR.. J. L. DEVERAUA,
2. o. Box, No 1888. New Haven, Connecticut
uly22-d6W'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

KILGoRE's SPEECH-Ilon. David Kilgore made
A speech AT the Court House last Monday eve
ming in which he charged such men "a Hale
Giddinss, Stevens, aud Julian with being respon-
sible for the rebellion by affordng Southern poll
ticans material with which 10 infame the pas
sions and preiudices of the people of the South.
-DelaIndre Free Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
special Notice.

TO I'D YER TLSERS-AR advertisements taken for
specified time, and ordered out before the expiration
o TIE time specified, 1oW be chdrged tie yegidr rdtRs
f0rthe same ~ 10 the time they are ordered ont.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

QuAkTERNAsrrR's DEPARTMENT L. 6 A.
Indianapolis, Ind, April -, lss2. ,
StEALED PROPOSALS will be received a: this ofhce tin
- Thursday May J. lss3 at 10 O'Clock A NJ for fur
nishing and deverind the Government Stables
city, sixty l50 Cavalry Horses, Is hands high, from
four nine years old. and free from all blemishes Of
DARK eol0rs aud strong acon be devere By the 10th
Of Nay. JAMES A. EKIN,
Ap30-d3t Assistant QuarteriEaster u. :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

sB- We copy the following from the Indiana
polls Journal with few slight alterations and
additions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
NOTICE.

TENHE firm of SPENCER q SOCwEI.L has this day
\ been dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued al the old stand by Mr.. Spencer who
will keep constantly hand full supply of the
best articles of Family Groceries, cheap for cash. He
will at all times be pleased to his old customers and
make
All persons owing the late firm will please call the
old stand and make settlement by note cash. Short
settlements make long friends.
SPENCER & SOCwELL
P.S.-Au the outstanding debts coming to Mr. Soc
well but payments may be made Mr. Spencer taking
a receipt therefor. Iap26l II NJ. SOCWELL-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
CON FID EN- TIA l.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
fsI@ Sx.Sa.-1-S JURED themselves by certain secret
III ET--.sS habits, which unfit them tslr business
fI tsMC--S pleasure OF the duties of married life;
..1~~ssS also, middle-aged and ole men, who,
from the foes Of youth other causes, fer debility
in advance Of their years, before placing themselves
der the treatment Of any one, should first rese
1.-THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something of importance by
perusing ''THE SECRET FgWSD.'
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope receipt
Ten Cents.
DIR. STUART co. can be consulted on all diseases of
private or confidential nature, from A. VI 70 p NJ
(Sundays from TO IL A NJ, their Office 30 East
THIRD street. upstairs, between Main and SySamOre OPP
posite the flenre House
Address DIR. CHAS. A STUART a CO
mch2 -d&wIy -s-'62 Cincinpati Ohio
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Democratic Union State Ticket

Democratic Union State Ticket.
roR SECRETARY or STATE,
JAMES 8. ATHON,
or Marion County.
rok AUDITOR on STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE,
OF Fountain County.
roo TREASURE or STATE,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
or Daviess County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR r HORD,
or Decatur County.
vos surrRiSrKSpKSr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen County.
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M A n III % q Ds
HOW LOST! HOW RESEOREDN
.L.Lst Lz.LLisL1d IN SlLzLaL In

PRICE SIX CENTS.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment aud Radical
"a Cure of SpemaOrrhPa Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedments
to marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption Epi
epsy and Fits Mental and Physical ncapaci resulting
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" D., Author Of the Green Book, dc. "A Boon
Thousands of Sufferers sent under seal ina plain en-
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DRoPsY.

The efficacy Of HoloWays Pills in Dropsy d exlraof-
binary. They ant with such peculiar eject npOn The
system that the nids arising from this dlrefa disease
are impercepbly carried Oh and prevented from any
further accumulation. The sufferer regains buoyancy
Of spirts and reiolces In completely renovated con-
stt1ton; but h q indlspensably necessary that the
Ointment should be most enectually rubbed into the
complaining parts.