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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

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RseK-k Oct. r. 's2
FLOUR-Supcrfnee ~ IS :SprinkN heat exirselW
GRAN ANDsHoRrs--s0 doc y lo0Is
SHIP sTUFF--5oc- sF#E
CoRN-0ld. Is to 2oe ; new, lie y bush.
IA RLEY--40 10 soc.
wHEAT--in rood demand. Fane5@ IS; sprini 50
RyE-2s to 2sc good demand
OATs--20c 10 IS Good demand,
PoTAT0Es-2n to 25e, retail aoc.
SWEET PoTAToRs--4ot TO soc y bash.
SUGAR New Orleans fair l4e; prime Tx
choice III eiarnsd i3i; crushed and powdered H,.
aoLAss kS--P Plantation 4sdG SO; sugarhouse4ss5~
Golden syrup704 75c--very scarce.
coFFEE-Rio etSs6e: Java 2s ESQ., Laguyrs 24Sa6.
RfCE-9ai02- -scsrse.
soAP-ralna tic, Family 5kc, German{ Cin.) TX
07tc.
CANDLES-star Isl stearine Ia. Mould 10.
TALLoW--T4c.
LARD-6l tote.
BuTTEK-Common sa &c; Choice l2s to lsl, re-
tail IS to II.
PRuVIsIoNs-shoulders Hams sides sale -
Sugar Cured Hams, u to &C., retail loo
LEATHEk-sole24a3o Harness27g3o.
HluEs-Dry lot Ice. grubby half price; green
4to green sheep pells luc4bl 25 green hog skins
l5e.
HAY-Tmothy, Sc 064T 90, bated IS O04 sil
Prairie 81 Ooa.5 90.
skEps-Timothy sloo to 10; Flax Seed w to
81 10; good demand.
ONIONS 50 Gle-
EGGS pgo loo
WRITE BEANs--75c to 81 25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-ERIII4=Dried Apples 81 oo4sl 25s bashei.--
Dried Peaches g. 25a - so. RaisiHs s4.5a - 80.
GREEN ApPLES--20 to 35c y bush.
caEEsE-Westerp Reserve9isc; Denmak9c.
/ BEEF CATTLE-ltR2c gross.
/ SHkEP-S2 GOES so vhead.
sALT--G, "A. 90 so y sack Kanawhs 81 Co bar
rel: Lake $500. az
FIsH-Mack erel No. / elGS4 10 y bbi. NO 9 ~
asls No. SgG SIC. White Fish, Mol s4Oo.
p half Dbl. Cod Fish5@6 IN.
e BEEewAx-3oc.
FAT HoGS-$2 rs to So nett.
EAGS-Woolenl Cottou2c.
0LDiRoN-h@AcV b. Brass6@se -. Cop.
perl0@i2ae H..
ExcHAsaE.-on New YORK N per cent. banknble
funds Philadeiphia, Boston. Chicago and cincn-
natl y per cent st. Louis y per cent Sold 10 to
u per cent. buying, IS selling.
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$40 lis
Lee-Clerk, Bridgman 50, Doerr IS.
DIR. Sturteyans,x discourse.

DIR. &turieyani's Discourse.
This distinguished edueat@0a.tSt AMI
divine, President of Illinois College, de-
livered sermon OF the present war, in
Chatham Square Church, Oh last Sunday,
P NJ, to very large and interested au-
dience- being invited here by the clergy
men Of this city. who are conducting Sc
ries of daily prayer meetings.
The Doctor discussed the cause OF the
war and showed beyond controversy that
slavery was the great National sin in which
it originated. He held that great National
calamities were the just punishment Of Ma
tional sins which all history went to es-
.ablsh. Slavery is in direct antagonism
to the spirit osour government, and could
only be maintained by the destruction Of
free speech and free press. The Amer
lean people will never submit to this, and
as slavery could not live in the light Of
knowledge and christianity, it must be
abolished. He believed that these States
could never be reunited with slavery one
of it's institutions. If slavery was not
abolished, the only other alternative to a
reconstruction Of the Union was terri
BILE despoti IN over the minds and con-
sciences Of the people, utterly repugnant
and yiolatvc Of all our ideas OF liberty.
Ii is impossible here give complete
analysis of the discussion, but he very
clearly showed these two facts, that Sla-
very was our great National sin. aud Eman-
cipa.ion the great atonement demanded
by the Just Ruler of Nations.
The discourse was listened to through
out With profound attention, and was to
most convincing argument of the neces-
sity of immediate and general Emancipa-
ton. 1t was not designed for political eff
feet in the present election, but like all
truth, If it had any effect at all in that
respect, it was undoubtedly against the
Dem ocratic party.
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Bachelors Hair Dye---The Besttn
the World.

WILLIAM a. BATCHELoR's celebrated HAir Dye
produces color not 10 be dstlngas he'd from nAtnre
warranted bot 10 nlare the hair IN the least
the i'll effects bad dyes aud nsgorstes The hair for
ttfc. GKEY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Arpivndid black or Drawn, Leaving The hsrsoft and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, &c.
Iha genuine assigned WILLIAM A. EATCHELoR,
~ fas }s4r stsfE Of earl bon.
FACTORY, ~. n hArcia, Sifeet, New York Late
933 Broad ay and l6 Bond Street. !r6-dAvIy
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cT Chatham Square NJ. L. Church

Cw Chatham Square NJ. Z. Church
was tlled last evening with Sunday School
Scholars, Teachers, Parents and interest
ed friends. The Singing, and other per-
formances OF the children, were of a high
ly interesting character, and all perceive
that the cause of Sabbath Schools in Ke-
okuk is being promoted by these quarter
ly concerts.
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New York. Oct. la.

Policeman Henry L. Williams was shot
last night, by Edward Mccormick, and
left in critical condition.
A rebel battery of 4 guns, at Urbana,
on the Repentance. was captured on the
7th, with the loss Of one killed and 6
wounded.
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Cincinnati, Oct. I 4

Midnight-The election passed off quiz
els. The democrats have elected their
entire county ticket. Pendleton. Dem
present member from First District Is re-.
elected probably beats GnrIey the Union
candidate-has 5000 majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15
Philadelphia, Oct. IA.

The election to-day in this city pro,
ceeded very quietly. From the returns
received up to half past eight the Demo
Gratis concede that the Union majority is
heavy.
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Philadelphia. Oct. Ia.

The election is proceeding quietly in
this city, but heavy vote is being polled,
notwithstanding the great number of We
tiers absent in the field The Union men
are active and sanguine.
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Midnight Report.

FT. MADISON, Oct. Ia.
J. B. HowffH .-Docrr's majority over
Bridgman, 2oG-Hornish over Wilson,
lS3. JNo. VAN NALKENBuRd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

Davenport, Oct. H.
Hiram Price, Republican candidate for
Congress, has 492 majority in this town
ship-from 100 to 500 in the county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

To THE NERVOUS OF BoTH SEXEs.-
Retired Clergyman hAviI bee restored health in
few days, after many yesrs Of great Suffering IL
willing TO assst others by sending tfree1 receipt
of postpAId directed envelope, cops II the pre-
scription used. Direct 20 tie KEW. JOHN ii DAG
NALL, teG Fulton street, Brooklyn, N Y.
ljei2.d&~4m
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Lancaster. Oct. IA

wv.
Thaddeus Stevens is reelected to Con-
gress by over 5000 majority. The vote
for the Union State Ticket ~ still larger.
There is great rejoicing over the result.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AMI

On and after this date no Powder will be allowed
sold in K-okuE without permission Of the uLG fs nee
any kind OF Arms Whatever nor Munitions OF Va
IT also been ordered by 1he spLcial Agent " the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or Groceries,
except In limited quantities for family TO into
Missouri or the sonthsr tier Of Counties.
The object is TO keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of guerrillasin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN STANNUS,
Surveyor ofihe Port Of Keekuk.
Keokuk Aug. ii, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

ET A Hospital boat arrived last night
with some TWO hundred and fifty sick from
Helena.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

ATTENTION RECRUITS FOR THE BoR-
DER sERyIcE.-All persons having en-
listed in the company in this Lee coun
ty for the protection of the Southern bor-
der will meet at Vincennes on Friday at
10 a. m October 18th, 1869, for organi-
cation and the election of company off
GERS. No person will be received on said
day as member of said company unless
be has with him at said place good cav
airy horse.
C.. w. LOWRIE, Aid-de-C Camp,
experimenting the organization Of said
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15
Milwaukee. Oct. IA.

The St. Paul Pioneer of the 18th says
dispatch received by Gen. Pore. from
Gen. Sibley, reports the Indian War, 50
far as the Sioux are concerned, is about
ended. The entire force of the lower
bands surrendered to Gen. Sibley. He has
probably 1000 prisoners. A cavalry
force is in pursuit of Little Grow, and
others, who are making their escape
Twenty Indians have been convicted so
far.
The Winslow House was destroyed by
fire on the 18th. 1t was unoccupied.
Loss estimated at $40, 900.
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stock Market.

stock Market.
New York Oct "a
STOCKS active excited and higher.
Gold has advanced TO 81 -.
Demand Notes have advanced 10 81 ~.
Money active; 4as5 per cent ot cali.
Sterling Exchange higher and selling at 81 a
Anart rsu (snld--l POI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

EF For boots and shoes at cost 90 to
No. G5 Main Street, o6-6d
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
James Wright, 555 r. II. Sylvester, 594
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
j. w. Cattell, $50 John Brown, SOC
FOR TREASURER or STATE,
VIM H. Holmes, $50 Sam. L. Lorah, 500
FOR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
J. A. Harvey, $50 +. Gottschalk, 800
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Chas. c. Nourse, 800 b. j. Hall, 593
FOR ceSCREss-FisRr DISTRICT,
Jas. +. Wilson, 500 j. X. Hornish, 593
FOR JUDGE or FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Francis Springer 543 G. II. Phelps, 606
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Joshua Tracy, SEQ John II. Craig, 629
FOR CLERK or DISTRICT COURT,
A. Bridgman, sos Chas. Doerr, Gas
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Rag Presentation n, camp Lincoln

Remarks of G.. w. Smith on pres,nta
ton Of u flag to the 30th regiment, Iowa
volunteers, Friday, Oct. 10th, 1869.
Col. ABBorr-As the agent of the
patriotic ladies Of kossuth and vicinity,
now present TO your regiment this splen.
did flag, with conviction that whenever
or wherever you may come in conflict
with the enemies of our country that you
will nobly defend it, and that you will
emulate the deeds of those who. have so
brayely fought in the battles of Wilson g
Creek, TT. Donaldson, Pea Ridge, Iuka
and Corinth. / now present this flag,
with the reservation, that, at the close OF
the war it may be presented to Captain
Roberts, to be returned by him TO the do.
nors.
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FFKH FUHN I

Burkitt d. Co., 9G Main Street, have
just received fine assortment Of Ladies'
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete. sep25dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15
Township Election.

Below We publish The v0ru cast III tt fris
township for State, District and County
officers.
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+. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of w ar.

The Divisions Of Gene. Rc.ecrrns,
Hamilton and Stanley have returned to
Corinth. They are to be relieved. This
will not occupy, it is thought more than
three weeks at farthest. Gen. Hurlburt
has changed his headquarters from boil
var to Jackson. Gen Lauman Is IN com
mand at Bolivar.
The 28th Illinois lost in the battle OF
Hatchee in killed and wounded l07.-
| Lieut.. Lowell killed, Lieut. Estill wound
cd The 2Sth started fer the South yes
terday morning with flag Of truce and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-15

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is Is.

s0r The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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REPLY OF COL, ABBOTT.

SIR-In behalf of the Goth Regiment,
Iowa volunteers, | accept the flag as gen.
eronsly rendered.
It's presentation is the more gratifying
from the fact that il indicates to US that,
although absent from our friends, we still
live in their remembrance, and when up.
OH the tented field or amid the storm of
battle We behold its folds floating to the
breeze, our hearts will be cheered and our
souls inspired by the thought that we
have their prayers. sympathies and best
wishes for our welfare and success This
flag is the emblem of Of our nationality
and of our country's greatness. Under il
we 90 forth to fight for all that patrio,
holds most dear-the rights and privile-
yes Of tree Government
Please convey to the ladies whom VIC
represent, our acknowledgements for this
token of their favor; and feel that am
fully warranted in piedging the faith and
honor of the Both Regiment, that never,
while one of their number lives to defend
it. shall its sacred folds be cesecrated by
rebel hands. -
The Col. turning to the color guard
addressed him: :. Advance, receive this
nas presented by the noble aides OF KOS
sutf and vicinity and defend it as becomes
ah American soldier = a which
three cheers were given for the flag, BY
the Regiment and by-standers.
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Cairo, Oct. Ia.
The following dispatch was received
here to-day:
Washington, Oct. IA. I
To Brig. Gen. Tutlle:
You will please send no more contra
bands or coiorcd persons to Illinois until
further orders.
(Signed) +. NJ STANTON,
Sarreiarp nf w ar
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COMMERCIAL.

DAiLyGArK CRY oFrIcK,
KseK-k Oct. IA, s2.
FLouR-supernne u 5;sprinsN Wheat exirssiso
FL II When h xtra ~ so
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
Garden and Agrioultural Seeds

ME would call the attention of Gardeners nnd others
" "ur large ssteed stock Of fresh Seeds consisiin
o. "asisn Flour aud Agfrultura seeds, cultivated By
sns te'sfa',i see'it men, h. Laudreth Snu Those III
want ~ H'ia ana reliable s"eds, ran lnd them at
o. CHANDLER 3 SON
"'"' bl Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
LOCUST NTOUNTAVN aoAu

men ne wlll Furnish In good order at the makst rates
Ne desres to return his thanks 10 tbr nnblie Generally
Ip .ns patronage that he has received aud sota
asl.,,s ,harzo ON GEORGE C. WARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
FIFTY Acres Of Land for Sale,

GITUATE near Cenuevle III Ch.stiana Hundred, New
- Castle County Delaware, adjoining Crutrs Meeting
lands Of Robvlt 81 Caulley, Charles began and olefs
the Ian i we'll iintied Of good quality and ia gdol
nsieib rhOod without buildint tp spl will he sold Oh
favorable terms. Apply to T. G. FAIY III at the milr
81 ne 1n the kennett TurnpiEe ar to
WILLIAM MeCAULLEV
jan Bi6 Market Street, Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
MEDICAL.

COfncf OlKJH ana Mdrk6C pUss
segt.lO3m.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Brinehurst'a Ague Dose,
Use usguots India CholAgogue,
use paschall'a Agne Mixture, Sc.
For weak or Hn1Iamed Eyes.
Use Briughursts Eye Water,
Use fhompsons Eve water
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
use liecser's Eye Balsam
For Coughs.
ilse Rringhurst's Cough syrup,
uss Ayers Caerry Peelora
For Dyspepsia.
u4e Bringhurst's Dyspsptc pills,
ufe Peruvian syrup, Prot. Sol. PrOtox Iron
use Comp. syrup Of phosphates,
Comp Syrup Of nypophusphites
Husteters hitteis,
iloolands delman Bltters
For worms.
Use liinghunaa Worm syrup,
Use lhinghuists Norm l.n1enges,
Use Fahnestock's vermiluge, Sc.
For Hernia Or Rupture.
Go to Il lrnghuist \ Co and hs htted with Ttu,a
For FIatuIence.
use Briugburts Ess. Ginger,
Use lrlnghursts Ginger Iozenges
For Children TeeIhing.
use bowers Infant Cordial,
FOr "a CatHlarIIc az Pnrge.
Use lhnshnr-s purgaiiye syrup Is substne ior Cas.
tn uh)
Use Bnpehnrsts Pursativo Pills, t,ugar ccated)
use Citrate Of MagnesiA,
Use seilitz Powders, &C.
For Purifying the RIOOd.
U4e Brlnshul.i'. Alternative Syrup,
Ayeis StiaapAra,
Imli's FarApttilA.
teruv,aa yrnp SO,
Sos constipation
il'e Rrnshmatt rmsatiye syrup,
hoWeia NsdcAied Fiss,
o, one Of those auliur kas s,tlngon rolh bY Bhhg.
hnfst y e.
EOr Diet
Use fAl", lapinca, iinntai futt Chocolate, Gslan
Innket made with Bringhu, ta Liquid Rsnnet
EOr Illuminating PurpOaes
use The euniue Kerosene oil with nna vi thots superior
low priced Lamps. told by
EDW. BRlN0nuRST q co,
MANurAeTuRTgd rHARMACEUIlsT.,
CoJhtret Macld aba S,ffh !Sis., Wiimiagfon
rep Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11

us ooI above Orange Street where he intends keeping
% hand large assortment Of the very best
1pIS pnJ % pAAlLf FLOUR CORN MEAL CORN, OATS,
Ion tho lnat ~ F-NFlteu " leNeNe y ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
For SALE

A MlnrIAGE TOR sa,JOg nr ALL on y.ry tavo,,,i.
II Terms. Appiy ta V'"D'e
VIM MCAULLEY
Wtlp.t,,,,,, Inn, ~ ,se, tOs Market Street.
VI q iti .,.,., I,pi1,LtisF, lCE CREAM FREEZRKs.
'hi' Nl"iAi PRESERVING JARS &c
FLlNN JACKSON,
ZEN ilqlte Furnishing store,
2la Martet street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IASURA NGE GO MP ANY.
ONCE Wilmington Institute, corner of 8th

OHlce W llmlnSt0n institute, corner OF 9th
snd Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
I'M khESr ON PREMIUM NOTES KEDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT
INllE principle of Mutual Insurance Is believed to he
tho safest, aud experience far has proved It to be the
cheapest means OF Insurance against loss FIRE, and
although this institution has heeen hut Y years in x
atenee the st Of insurers will compare iyorably with
any otheri and the losses by fire durlug that time al.
though not few, have been promptly paid all who have
lee insured IN this uice AMI have had the misfortune
10 he burned ont attest The object hasb re-
cure good list Of safe risks rather than to swell tile
number Of insui without regard Ia hazards thus
teaing the liability Of sinkng the cash capital III
heavy dststers during the year.
DIRECTORS.
&rMiNGT0N.-Will Candy, Vincent C. tilpin Groige
lilchardsun John duncan, Jacob Pusey. John Cochran
William ratna, Edward 4 llellah, Samuel Candy
RHASpYwIaR huNngRn -Elw. Bringhurst, En u. Tallry
.CHRm1iANA llusnKsD.-Chas. w llOwland James Eii.
die.
Nfw CAsTLg HusnRRD.-Johu iuyer
WniTE CRAY CRgBg HUNDRED -Abram r Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEO II T. sNM0Ss, Secretary and Treasurer. ~
A5- Office hours from tn and from to g.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
NOTICE.
NO. 2OO4 West sIxtI, streef.

iE sabscriher would respectfully inform his friends
FLOUR and FEED STORE to 80 W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11

RoAcHEsl EaAemsil-Lyon's Magnetic Powder
u asan 70 iasss nssIs. Egr saie st GIMsII IIs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11

NOTICE.
We are daily receiving orders To send hv man
4nine nne 0r lnnre of Dr Ilnrd's Dental hems
'hes, which We cannot I'LL Nanc are nailabla
e4cepI the Afar7igia Pldsisr, which we seuJ h,
M envelorr IN receipt Of price rs oental md
"hr stamp But to accommodate perenne in
place. where the druggists and st0rekecpers ~
heLhd the age, We have put up paokngea in
white embossed boxes, seven inohee by tour
vain eomparlments-each box containing a hut
lla Of N, Hurts MaHM Wash. and TosfL I,L.
DSaYs, box Of Tooth Poioder. the Ne,,yoh,,s
Hishr and valuable little Treatise on Yt,tL
"d MeT Diseases, HE hest means Of pysssra,s,,
iatm, ahd ne proper treatment 0f Chaire,i's TrsI
North ni itself the entire cost to every Von,,,,
man or woman, Hr parents with young children
WIN several other necessary artiGlea Drl.r uer
paiing4 ohe d9ttar, o. nix packages for So. SEM
ny tSprets as directed. AZ the EXPRESS ehnIops
IRE not lnnrh, II any, more un duzen than ON
nc, IL Is lar cheaper to order six or dng.,
packages at 0ne time A large family will ,yani
All, or the hurplua eau he dispoBed uf to neiph
hnrs with public benefit, for no one can esti5aat.
now much pain, suffering, nnhappiuess, and di.
hgnremeni, expense, loss of time and monev
would be saved to the country il every family
to day had one Of these packages, which. in IL
self, is a complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
iresa VIM. Is. Hurd & Co. Tribune buildings
NeW YORK, anu write name aud address plainly
That remiitances may be made with confidence
W, u, IL & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklvn
TO u. W Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to tue Editor Of the
American Manuiacturers' Gazette to Joy. Coe
< Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. N
Bhrnum, ESD, who knows II good thing when be
ices it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wantad
70 introduce DR.. lurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want Ia
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful low priced, and we are spending
in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
IF the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of sepea dolkqrs
lbout half price, to any person wishing to test |
lis or her skill 10 selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in n day.
Sei5e We coaid rdthef pay salaries MaR Commits
ions 70 those ChO gro0e themselves efficient saltsasg
Ras1 Now is the tune to 60 into The business
'or address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
'Ty. Gloves, Fnncy goods and
THE LIVING HoMR
People,a Bonrdine House

MO REDUCTION oF PRICES or the ainpIa tsasnn that
~ We bever put them np but have hean doing business
Thus hr iar one half the uual Chargea the rane A..
tdanns, and have heeR enabled to do 80 from is
iaet that We have less expenita tu pay Of Gun LusInss
We hra depending mainly the Etl for our rulsisans
and however much there s 6i WAR ana iettrneon the
land still brngh forth an abundance fot man and les
hshB thus siuated We shall continue To take boArdgh
Wishing 70 he quiet have apartments In t ncIesnn
11'e 5 G untage ionseiny loner residence they
H. ahu AZ HE same time have the privilege Of
Living Home. s's'"' ''i,ussh1sn,s spliuN % '"'
"uh"H Near Wilmington, tiel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
FARM & DWELLING ron sALE.

fTA THE subscriber will sell at private sale her
Ess5ES farm, with good tenant house thereon la
GiiHH uhfsliana hgndrel within one mile OF the city,
hz. apylning iandt Of Richard BIindeY Jesse Hal
n"fll ahi iehfy ufan containing apyentythtee acres.
ihe WISHES to sell Immediately sotai possession
70, te'msi mhiel VIII he reasonable apply to
H"hiou u MARY CoiLE, on the premises
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-11
Ls HOUSES FOR SALE.

~ MARKET TREAT toe aad d silnl+ tsly,
Second blfert 4h erau l.a,e stand Three si,,,y
L'th iWell.a' mas between ient4 tievelth .tse T.
- hlna AlEELi--A m0iern haiit hrck dwelling
htl"ttn Eleventh nat f@eiiih tiret- ihu- inf,r5 maj
and tack butinFe ttiit. ia In rate III
god DWELLING house Faalh Eat coper af seventh ,ai
Hin6 sttseta. "
iH tHiPLRY STREEf-Iht-a si,ry tf,yk dv.til.
stnfe fiith street y ieer ffant 81 Test ,iurp
ia fsTNALi srREEl-tour new thiee tt,fy brj i
ihs'.if.s above Eleventh stftel.
g. Wtsr ArEEE1 Fun now fhtee t,ry hr, IL l,g.,
tng aildva Eleventh. htreet.
~ fLENENlti sfEtEf-Three new three dtary lti.t
dwetape heteeeu IAtnal and West streets
kNLNfn AIKEEr-A three tlnfy lick dweihnl
heluT Lombard street
y alAni STREET between spruea and Pine stleet.
Two thfse sHiy htiek dwellings, with two story back
huiliMs-
IN stCoNb sTREEr--A thtes story brick dwelling
p0nd hu.ins.., stand.
IN EkANiiY WINE VILLAGE IWa Story brick dwell
Ing IA rtniywihe Village, would be exchanged lor p-
perty Ia town.
BLiLDlNH L01S "A desirable property at the corner
% pnri and French Streets suitable either lar building
lots ur site for manufacturing establishment
For terms and PARTICULAR apply To
JOHN McLEAR & son,
any 10 III Market street,