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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
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Special D.spstch 70 The Missouri DemecfAi'
La GRANGE, Tesa. Thupday, Nov. u, l.o2
Gen. Grants advance occupied Holly Springs to-
day. and our picke,s ore two miles north OF that
place.
second despatch ssys that Col Lee, OF the 9Th
Iowa Cavalry bad driven in the Rebel rickets at
Lam.ia's Miir, on ibe TslahaieLie River, four
miles south Of Holly Spriugs, and captured 100 pri-
,oner, among whom were seyenl officers and q
Cap'cin on Van Dorn's staff.
trltk sLirmisb IL now going on at Lsmkin's
Mn, =. tbs Echsls are retiring.
Gen. Grant 10 determined to drive the Rebels TO
tho wall. and TO pin them there.
BroKsyrtLs Ky, rhur.dsp. Ncv. 10, 1882.
Sixteen hundred Rebel cavalry have arrived here.
They say 5000 more are on the way to re-oforce
them.
At Nashville, II was reported that fight took
place near Lebanon on Tuesday between Kennetts
and Walfords cavalry on tie Union side, and Nor
gan's men on the other. Seven guerillas were
killed aud l25 captured; also uumber Of horses.
0ur cavalry is in puruit.
Cheatham's Rebel division is at Oushoma.
Pstof Baggs army is reported at Knoxville.
The Rebels are moving their sick TO Chattanooga.
There are large Confederate stores tMurfresboro.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Letter From Judge Lime Of Alabama 10
Secretary stanton-l1e Asks for Wig
orous War Policy In tbat state.

judge Lane, at present the only civil officer of the
United States Government in Alsbams, has ad-
dressed letter TO Secretary Stanton, dated DAN
willie. Kentucky, November 5, presenting his views
as TO the policy which should control the army Of
the Ohio. now that il 10 about TO advance into biz
State. lie says:
urge upon the Administration the importance Of
the position TO which Chattanooga Is tho key This
Wow has often been presented in more impressive
language than can cotbe il. ABIDE from the great
fact that Il will free thousands Of loyal men OF Ea.t
Tonnesres, IL s important that Chattanooga should
be taken on account Of tho fact that 1t will be
great blow ut this season OF the year TO the entire
southern States.
Froa, En.t Tennessee comes the entire supply of
coal for the Rebel Coniedcracy To stop that supply
would put an end TO tie operations Of nearly oil the
fonnderes and arsenss OF the South To take
Chattanooga would be TO the evacuation of all
Etst Tennessee and the important roiut Of Knox
vile would fall into our hands. Rome with its eX
tensive arsenal wonh become ours, and Atlant,
could not long be held leave you 10 elaborate this
la your mind. The most accurate information you
cor obtain ia regard to this place will confirm all
could say more. l am aware that its simportance has
been imurersed upon tbs minds Of Gems. Bnell and
Roreorans aud trust that an fort will be made 10
capture IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
From Fortress Monroe.


Sylvester Buel, formerly of Albany, N. Y, was
found drowned in the moat yesterday.
He had been for some days in the Gusrd-IIouse
for deser,ion, and attempted TO make his escape by
jumping through the embrasure into the moat, and
be ing unable to land, was drowned.
Gen. Corcoran and staff arrived at Fortress Mon
roe ts morning.
Msior-Gen. Dix went to Suffolk to-day to review
the troops at that place.
The PefersJurs Erpress Of Nov. 10 has the f0l.
lowing:
The ghost Of recognition Of the Southern Con
fedsrscy by France and England, after having been
solemnly evoked for the tenth time, has again been
dismissed to the shades below, where We hope it
willreman for the balance of the war.
We are tired Of the freakish temperance Of this
phantom, and wish never 20 SEQ it again paiaded
before the public eye.
We have information that the enemy are in pos
session Of WILLIAMSON and Hamilton, in Martin
County and largo Union force are marching on
Tswsboro.
Our email forces engaged them at Williamston
but the enemy's Overwhelming numbers, forced our
men 10 fall back. Our was twelve, the enemy's one
hundred.
Much d.msge was done TO the buildings by shell
ing, in Williamson and Hamilton.
Cars have been ordered TO Tawsboro' 10 move
Government stores, Tuesday night, all our avail
able forces around Klnston, received marching
orders, to g. as near Newbern ss they could get.
Consequently We expect stirring news soon from
ths, direction. We believe Weden Il the point tie
enemy wish 10 reach. Dir. l.. j. Turnbul sold in
warren'on. N. c., ak negroes OIL wednesday last,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Naval.

The fine fast iron steam corvette Stetiin waf put
formally IN commission yesterday st the Brooklyn
Navy-Ysrd, in obedience 10 orders from Washington.
She has been made II regular man oi-war, is well
armed and can steam Is miles an hour. Size goes 90
sea vt once, probably tomorrow, but the important
nature of her business renders further particulars
unnecessary. She will soon DO heard from. Annexed
Ia "A let Of her chief oilicerr;
q V Evans Acting Commander George 7. Lee Acting
Ms,tor; Joseph Frost and George A. Bssy Acting Ensys
o. H. II-berts0n Acting Psymader j. Soils Cohen, Acting
Assistant Surgeons j. a. Edwards. Thomas s,tor Peter H.
Robinson, sud stephen B Cornell Acting Engineers -
Yesterday, one Of the seven great liners OF leJ1
was reported ready for duty. She is the splendid
4O-gun irgate Colorado, which has just been over
hauled at Portnmoutn, n. II. Her crew, marines,
and ofllcet nre all on board, waiting for orders.
Her ships company, all told, numbers nearly 400
souls, she VIII 20 at once 10 bo flagship OF the
South Atlantic feet, Of which Rear Admiral Lardner
is commander.in chief
The Navy Department is in receipt of the follow
ing proposiiioGs: From j. X. Savage Of Camden,
n j., fer bulldog floating battery and ran, at a
cost of $3.50, 900; from the New-lork and Hsvre
Steamship Company for the sale Of the Arago and
Fulton. Fred. Jewctt Portland, Maine, offers 10
cell his steamer Arabian for $35 0O0 A. Root 81 Co.
offer TO cell shells Of high white CT illed iron a.
4Ic. per pound; and two other trms offer TO supply
the Government with oil Ihe butter and potatoes it
may require.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

pliment TO Gen. Hooker, at the same tins His old
division was drawn up along the side of the track,
and the train passed slowly by each regiment pre-
sented arms, lowered their eolois, and then gave
three cheers and tiger, which was gracefully ac'
knowledped by the General, who stood on the plst-
form of tho car aud rnised his bat repeatedly.
After pss,i,g Catett's Station, the train had to
proceed very slowly and for about three miles each
eide Of the track WAS strewn with burned carr,
trucks, broken locomotives, rails red and crooked,
and debris Of all kinds, showing the remains of q
terrible amount Of destroyed railroad property AT
Cedar Ron bridge we were detained about two
hoHrs, the bridge undergoing repairs at the
time. A few miles further on we were still de-
tanned half hour, during which time about thous
and men from the camps convenient gathered round
the train and gave nine cheers and Tiger Tor the
General, who was called up TO mako httle speech,
which lie did TO their entire satisfaction. We ar
nved az Narrenton at p. M, aud another salute
Of i3 guns fired, and amid the heartbeat cheers
l ever heard the gallant lighting Joe" as the
boys call him. aliglted from the ard with Gov.
Wsshturn and staff repaied 10 the Warren Green
Hotel, the headquarters of Gen. Burnside.
This morning most of the Generals arc convened
at the headquarters presume the staff Of the
commanding General will be announced to-day. Tho
town is oveI-oIowded with teams and wagons OF all
kinda. il il snid our stay here will be very short,
rs we are 10 60 10 business at ohte. From the ad'
vance have news which il would NOS be pTuden,
10 communicate at present.
On my arrival last night found every botel and
private house in iull 70 their door steps; many
officers slept IN wagons aud doorwsys.
Tony surpriso find Rebel officers and priyaies
saunterng around town, looking at and nstenina 10
everything going on. Many officers have re- marked
TO me that such Liberties are not enjoyed by our
prisoners while in Robeldom.
Among our passengers on the train yetterdsy was
Chal lain Fuller Of the 10Th Massachusetts. D. ). r..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
The Enemy have Abandoned the Line Of
the Potomac.


BlLrIxoKE Thursday, Nov. la 1861
correspondent Of The american, whose letter
is dated Harper's Ferry, tonight, says; Several
paities have reached here from MarIinsburg, from
whom We have apparently Trustworthy information
Of the condition Of affairs in the Army Of the Po-
tomac up to Cherry River, where Gen. Kelly is in
command.
The Rebels have apparently abandoned the line of
the Potomac. None OF their troops have been seen
or beard from for nearly week Our cavalry are
actively scouting in the vicinity Of Martinsburg and
passng through il. II reported there TINT Jack
son had returned to Winchestor with considerable
force, and Was 10 move from that point westward.
TIE better opinion appears TO be that if jackson il
in tie valley at al it s for the purpose Of moving
toward Ssunton, as Gen. Coxs march toward that
poiut with Union force is exciting apPrehensions
among the Rebels. 4 week ago, Gen. Cox was
known to be in II ghlsDd County, within 10 miles Of
StaUntOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Arrival Of Gen. Hooker NJ Wsrrenfop, Vn.
His Enthusiastic Reception Along the
Eoutc-Depnrture Of Gen. NcCieilon-
Gov. Wasbburn at WarreDton-kcbei
Prisoners at Wsrrentop.
From OUT Speclsl CoTespon1.nt.

From Our Special Couespon3.nL
NAHRYSToS, Va, Tue,faJ Noon Nov. H. 1852
left Alexandra yesterday at II o'clock q. M on
the train which brought up Msior-Gen. Hooker.
Beside the General aud Staff we had on board the
train Gov. Washbum Of Maine, who was accom-
panied by Col. S.well Of The 18th Maine Regiment,
Cen Reynolds, Gen. Duryea, ard Gen. Carr, each
General accompanied by portion Of lis staff.
Gen. Carr left us at Fairfax Station, and Gen. Nc
Call came on board at the place, aud paid bis
respects to Gen. Hooker and Gov. Waehburn. Geu.
Hooker received moet enthusiastic reception along
the whole line Every Place that there was q com
papy or re egiment stationed the men were drawn up,
and as the tram approached they presented nrne,
and then gave three hearty cheers for the General
We arrived at Manassas Junction st | o'clock,
when we learned that u rdil was expected VIII
Gen. Mcclellan from WgrreDton. In the meantime,
Gen. Scklos aud Staff came up, aud m invitation
10 lunch at his hoadqusrters-which are in the
identical spot where Gen. Beluregard bad his year
aRo--wns accepted by Gen. Hooker, Gov. Wash
bum and few other officers, who went there IN IN
ambulance provided by the General. Wnie ut
lunch, Gen. Hooker read a letter for the company
which he had lately received from the Comte &c
Paris in which the COmte kindly inquired after the
Generals wound. He regretted that lie was not
with the Union army at Antietsn and said that the
friends OF freedom and humanity all over Europe
manifested the greatest interest ia the success oil the
Cpion armies ia the field.
While the lunch was going on, the booming Of
cannon IA salute OF is guns) announced the arrival
of the tram with Gen. Mcclellan. lie was received
very cooly at the depot, though there was large
crowd Of officers and privates all round. few
faint cheers Anything but hearty was all that could
started south wsr1-l may mention here that Gen.
Hooker did not meet or zee Gen. McClellAn-and
passing little beyond the junction another salute
ei - guns Ma fred ~ Nsw.S0rk battery 10 con.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Rogers from Port Royal, s. c., 9Th inst, arrived
on Thursday morning.
TIE Scotia was captured Oct q, of Bull's Bay,
by the U. s. gunboats Restless and Flag, the partic'
ulsrs Ct which have been before published The
following are the officers in charge: Acting Mas
ter, j. u. Rogers, Commanding; Second Assistant
Engineers, Thomas A. Stearns, Wn. H. Ogden;
Third Assistant Engineers, NJ. 8. Cassan. +. y.
Staats; Acting Masters Mates, II. A. Smith, Chss.
ID. Boardman.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
All Quiet wi,A,n the Line. Yesterday.

rnhsu.KTfv. WAasEsroE, Jhurdsy. Nov. 10, lse2
'o'nlng worth Of record has transpired today
~A 'he lines Of the Array Of the Potomac. Cen
"n'ee has been engaged, with several Of lis pin.
- ohcers, on matters Of business.
ven Hooker took command Of bic corps to-day.
'" "as enthusiastically received
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Arrival Of n Prize.
The prize Steamship Scotia, Acting Master J. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Valuable Information Brought In by n
h"sro-The Dcsoiation Caused by the
War-JnsuboroinateO Omccrs Tendering
their RcsignatioDs-Thc Troops in fx-
eolient Fjghsins Condition-tioy.W Wnsh-
burn Looking Afser the Interests OF the
Maine Troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

The United States steamer PATRON, Acting Master
William ID. Wrann Commanding, arrived at Philn-
delpha on Wednesday morning about 10 o'clock, and
anchored in the stream opposite the Navy-fard. She
lott Port Royal on Thursday morning laft. The fol-
lowing We, were there when she Left the Wabash
Sebago, Marblehead, Water Witch, Waehusett,
Powhatan and the Mercedita. On their passage up
they signaled the eide Wheel steamer Augusta going
into Hampton Roads. Tie PATRON has been III COM
mission about eight months. She LETT New-York on
the 2Ith of March last, and went Immediately 10
Hampton Roads. After short stay she left again for
Hampton Roads. She WIS in tho blockadiug squad
ron oil ST. Johns River, Florida. Sac Was engaged
with the 81. Johns Bluff battery.
In tie engagement with the battery her foretop.
mast was carried away by II shot. The gunboat
and Uucas were the frs, two vessels that discovered
this battery. IL bad two 9-nch siege guns, two
rifed Dahieren guns, aud five 32-pounders. During
her cruise sho captured prizes but assisted in
taking the steamboat Governor Milton. This vessel
mas been condemned as worthless. There is no room
for either officers or men on board. She is steam
propeller and very small. Shs carries one 20
ponnder Parrott trted), and four long 32s. The
following is list of her officers
Acting Master Commanding Wm. ID. Wrann, Acting Fin.
.E and Executive Ohcer W III. jameson; Acting Assistant
B,dcnburehi Acting "a Assistant Engineer Samuel Swat
wout Acting 81 Assistant Engineer H. OTeens Acting ID
Assistant Engineer Caaios Bsnuet Aetira Masters Mtss
9. C. hsyttr end 7. &. Apspeu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Gen. Porter took leave Of his officers and COM
msnd, and les for Washington this afternoon.
Gen. Halleck arrived here this afternoon, and was
heartily received by til. officers Of Gen Burnsider
army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
nTG4E- -CASTL.G. COUNTY


NiEAbsI ON PhkMlUM NOlEs REtuCEp fo'ftfE
PER tENr.
fiE principle Of Mutual Insurance Is beloved 70 he
the safest and experience far has proved II TO hethe
cheapest Of Insurance aganft Loss IS tlhs anu
although this Institution has beeen but IL years In
isence. the st Of Insurers will compare yofaby with
other; and the X by lire during that time al
though few have been promptly paid as all who have
been Insured in this ooe and have had the misortune
to be burned attest. The object has been TO Sc
good list Of safe risks rather than to swell he
number Of nsui without regard to haaards thus les
sening the liability Of sinking the cash capital in case OF
heavy disasters during the year.
DIR RECTORB.
wmanE9ToN.-Wllian Canby, fineent G. 9tlpin, George
Richardson John A. Duncan Jaeob Pusey. John Cochran,
William Tatnall, Edward T. Bellah Samuel Candy.
BRANDEwmR HUNDRED -Edw bringhursti Ell d. Tallay-
CHRfsTiANA HuNDREp.-Chas. W. Rowland, James Rid
die.
NKw CASTLE HuNDHED.-john iuyer
WHfTE CLAY CREEK HUNDRED -Abram r shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
dEo H. P SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer. tS
70 0faee hours from to and IRON to O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
UNDERTAKES.
HOTELS.
Elk CHANGE HOTEL,
No, II Doek 81 Philddelphia,
fTafo rnT rf u fnss4srt

No, II Dock 81 Palddelphia,
Late COL. Il. h. JoNEs'i
NHlh Hotel, Kept the European Plan Is conyeusut
Tor Travellers, Citizens. and the Public genersy be
lug in the inmedise neighborhoo this Exehapgs nd
Joining tie Post Once, and within a few ninutos ie
from all parts.
Meals can bo bad at al boars frnm o'rie,k In SIN
morning 10 " neloeh a. night l2s cints and M
sArds. Lodging Rooms procured a. all tnea fir
W y eonta nlgAt- This Chamber are clean wel Ia.
tllated and III newly furnished rhe hating Dsrarf
nent will be provided with he heft tho nar-tt can mo-
lncsi tho Drinking Counter furnished with good I1ie.
aud choice CigarH The Proprietor hopes at by stfet
personal Attention, with competent and sevAn
tie will be hbl0 10 please.
j. oTTENKfRR
Late Of Baltimore Nd aud Madison House. Philada)
N@'lY PROPRIETOR.
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the attention Of Gardeners and ofLor4
70 cur ards sstctad stock fresh Soods eonsistlns
o 1afdsn fon' aud Agricultural sees cultivated ~
me eeoDfateu hteiA men D. LnndtHtl Son. Those in
want OF sooa ana reliable Seeds cen find them al
~ T. CHANDLER a SON,
@-I dll Market street.
FOR SALE.
A MORTGAGE for 5000 ior sale ou very fayor.bls
n terms. Apply to '''e'''
VIM. MCAULLRY
Wilmington, July % lsGl
n dAsHAws RHKrMGTIC LINN NJ.
5oa Iarkei Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
MEDICAL.

TO THE AFFLICTED,
For Ague.
Une Brinehursts Agua Dose,
Use ossoods India cholsgogue,
Use Asehalls Ague MIXTURE &C.
For WeaA or Hn1Iamed Eyes.
Use Bringhursts Eye Water,
use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Beckers Eye ba'am
For Coughs.
-" ''''S"'''' G,s s xSsr's Or srry PeeiOrai,
Use Jaynee Ex1Aetoran
sIa6 - . For Dyspepsia.
t4I4Ilfftfafs 1 pysIsrtic pHls,
I rl ftgnvian syrup, or Prot Sol. Proiox. lron,
rfnaoi Use Comp. syrup OF rhosphates,
Comp. syrnpof Hypophosphtes,
Iicsettrrs BitiSr,
HOodands Gelman Btters
For Worms.
Use Brinehurss Worm syrup,
use Hriughursi's Worm Lozonses,
Use fahnestock's Yermlfuge, 4c.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go to E. Drnghurst Co aud be dtied With Truss.
For FlatuIence.
Csc Dripshursts Rss Ginger,
For Children Teething.
~ ''' ''''' -'''' Gso lowers Infant cortlsl.
For a Cathartic or Purge.
Use Drnghurss PurgA,ive Syrup. Ia subsne for Cas-
tor on
Use Brngbursrs purgative Pills tsugar coated,)
Ctrateuf Magnesa,
Use Seidltz Powders, &C.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use Brnghurst's Alternative syrup,
Ayers safsAparilla,
Bulls sArssparilla,
Peruvian Syrup SC.
For Constipation.
Use Rrinshursts Purgatiye Syrup,
Bowers Medicated Figs,
Or ofthoe superior Elastic syringes sold by E. Bring
hurst Go.
For Diet.
Use sago, Tapinca Drona Pure Chocolate, aeatin or
Junket made with Bringhurst's Liquid Rennet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene oil with Que those superior
ow.priesd Lamps, sold by
EDw. BRINGHURST & CO.,
MANUFAcTURING PHARMAcEUTIsTs,
Corner Of Market and Siah Sis., Wilmington
sep Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. Tbev nrc
new useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents Boxes of si,mples, containing dozen
OF the one dollar pao kages above specified with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seuen 1olSars
about half price, to any person wishing to tes,
his or her skill 10 selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in day.
rsEf~ We a1ontd rather pay salaries than Coninlis
soHs 10 those pho prone MsmsetUes Efficient salssmeu
bES- Now is the tim q to go into the business
For address and refere noes see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
HOUSES 4ss,sA
FOR RENT. II!I

Bres House Market street between sh and slh, NO
6ld, $3.50 90
=, Frame Hvu.e in Mechanic street below Lombard St,
No. 81, siS w
Brick House and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad No aS, 800 TO-
S75 90
frame House Of Church TAYLOR streets sos 90
20 do on Taylor street adjoining the above 80 90.
rive Brick Houses Of nth strHst nenr Pine Noa 6Di
oO3. COO, COZ B09 each {tp UO
- ave Brick Houses 90 18th street near Lombard Nos
sos. 5O5, 5O5, 500 aud 5il, e.ch $50 co.
Two Frame Houses hiddes Lana first from stona
Tavern, each $40 90.
Frame House adjoining tie alley 81 from tavern si6 90
-Four Frame Houses adjoining the above each $50 co.
Brick House on Lombard street hstwaen MetIAniIry
and 18th streets, sou ~.
Brick House s. w corner Of Front and Thorn strestp
Cottage at N w corner Of French and iith St. 70 o.
2Os, S75 co. 'o'i w.
Small Brick on Grange street between Third aud Fourth
streets, 800 90. 49,
Ice House yard on llh street between Market and
Orange Streets W
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth Streets each
Brick House church street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, SSi 90 $50
Brick House, No. 1915 King street bei,geen lan and
lith streets St00 10. 80 -
Brick House, Taylor between Locust aud Buttonwood
krics House on Market street between 18th and IAN
Brick .tsbson 18th street betwren Market and Orange
Brick honse on 9th street between Pine and spruee
Brick House, rooms we'll nnishei with IN ac,ss o
iHnd, and brick stable naar Wilmington 200 90
House and premises 1T the 5. i corner of Market
ea Maer Streets now In the tenureo james h Cox and
"n r Sarii possession on the 10Th Of March next
Apply To WILLIAM McCAULLEY
iep~o' bOb Market St. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
Farm for Sale

fta 10 Appoquinimink nuudred / miles south of
I'M Odessa, on tie main road to smyrna containing
liii anont ie5 acres There Two dwelling houses
aAAsk on The place one oi which was built within a
lev sArs, and the necessary building. Also some
woodland he property will b. suld low For further
Pa.uuu,ars apply !" JOHN MeLEA a sON,
apii-H III Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-29
MIn SkiII there Is SafetY ~
II. X. Bringhurst,s Bnlletin.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (sl7) Fourth ana
Market street,

Wholesale and Retail Drlggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEPHALtC PILLS (spauldings) for Head Ache At II
r. BringhurHt's 3l7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkOCHEs one Of the best
articles for diseases OF the throat &C. H. r. Bringhur
Drug Store.
T0WNsENDs sARsAPARfLLA. fresh stock just re.
eeiyed and for sale by II. Bringhurst, ApothscATy.
WIsHARTs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, tho celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. Bringhursts Drug
store.
sPARFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. x. Btnghursts Drug stnre.
Mr.. WINS Ows SOOTHING 81 RUP now In great
demand for children teeth hg at II. r Bringhursts.
fLAshs or sP'rtnmen-l have a hne assortment Of va
rlous sizes from - pint to pint have just imported
tlem and they the finest quality Of Dxons Fasks
u Z. Brnghurst, 3l1 Market strset
BRANDY and WHISKY selected pure aud OF auc
quality for medical PURPOSES. by II. Il. Brughurst
FLA1Gs RElh ~, for the Immediate relief pain, az
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton on Thursday the I'll day Of october, At 10 o'clock
4 ".
COLD CREAM Tor chalpol hsndt or lins for sale In
any quantity, by II r. Bfi' Ghurat,
hursts
HosTETTEPs DlrTERs, they give general saiisiaeton
and are now in great "voEue.' II. X. Bhnghurst,
Wholesale aud Retail nruggiE.
last except which has advanced tour cent
por bushel.