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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Official dispatches from General MARCY
recount the results Of our advance to Smokers
Gap. When General HANCOCK arrived at the
Gap it was held by the enemy's cavalry, who
were driv en- out by strong force OF nearly
six thousand of our infantry. The rebels made
an effort to retake this important position,
but were again driven back by the fire of our
riAed guns, and at six o'clock Monday alter
noon, General MARCY says that General Nc
CLELLAN was in full possession of the Gap
The rebel forces of Generals JACKSON and
HILL are reported to be in the opposite val
ley.
Meantime General PLEAsANToN has been
pushing his rec onnosance forward with much
effect. After the artillery firing ceased be-
tween him and STUART, in front of Phlomont
on Sunday afternoon the rebels came out in
to an apple orchard and fired from behind the
trees. They were finally repulsed-we losing
one man killed and fourteen wounded. In,
mediately after the occupation of Philomont
General PLEAsANroN sent detachment of the
Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry, under Major
KEENAN,, down the road leading towards Bloom
field. When they approached the woods,
about mile distant, artillery opened upon
them. Presently the enemy brought two guns
out Ia a field to the left of the road and con-
tiuued the fire. A section of Lieutenant PEN
NINGroN's battery was brought up on the bill
ear the town and returned the enemyS fire
with fine effect. Our cava Try engaged their
skrmiShers, and after fight of four hours the
enemy were driven from their position. Gen
eral MCCLELLAN and bis staff got a splendid
reception from the troops on visiting the front
at Purcelville Monday evening.
A train of cars, which was sent up on Fri
day night from Fairfax station to Bull Ran
station, was attacked at The latter point by a
body of rebel cavalry, and about one hundred
men who accompanied it were taken prison
ers. The train was run off the track and the
locomotive overturned, but no attempt was
made to destroy them.
Il appears from our Southern news that the
people of the eastern portion of North Caro-
lima are alarmed for their safety, and are in
doubt as to whether the rebel governmen will
protect them, and they are beginning 10 re
move their slaves to some other region.
There is reliable information from Richmond
that there is no force on the western side of
that city. On the eastern side WIsE's com
maDd is stationed At Gordonsville there are
about two thousand, considerable number of
sick and large quantity of supplies. At Cul-
pepper Court House are two small regiments
and a number of sick The rebels at these
points are said to be filled with anxiety, and
constantly expecting an advance of our forces.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

Our GUARDIAN BIRD IN BArTLE-In a let
ter dated at Corinlh, Oct. II, written by
Chester D. Howe, of Co E, 18th Illinois
Volunteers, is the following. Speaking of
the recent fight at Corinth, he says -
x x x 1.-The inest thing | ever saw
was live American eagle, carried by the Sth
Iowa, in the place of flag. 1t would fly off
over the enemy during the hottest of the fight,
then would return and seat himself upon his
pole, clap his pinions, shake his head and start
again. Many aud hearty were the cheers that
arose from our lines as the old fellow would
sail around, first to the right and then to the
left, and always return to hi, post, regardless
of the storm of leaden hail that was flying
around him. Something seemed to tell Us
that that battle was to result in our favor,
and when the order was given to charge every
man went at them with fixed bayonet, and
the enemy scattered in all directions, leaving
us in possession of the battlefield"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06
STATE OF New YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPT. J
& hmm. A-.t Z

SIR: am directed by Governor MORGAN
to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellen-
cys letter of the Goth instant in behalf of
John Henry Hinman, who enlisted at Wa
verify, n, Y, and is thought TO be at Camp
Green.
The Governor directs me to inform YOU that
be has transmitted the papers to General An
thon, Judge Advocate General of this State,
With directions to him to take the proper steps
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

hGy- A scouting party in the direction of
of Dumfries report that the rebels are in force
at Warrentown, and are receiving fresh troops
They met large body of rebel cavalry within
seven miles of Dumfries, and were compelled
to fall back.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRISGI-EG. Pa. Oct. 20. 1862.

HIS ExCELLENCY, Z. D. MORGAN:
Sir: The papers and afiidavts enclosed dis
close a transaction SO unjust if not criminal,
that feel assured it will only be necessary
for you to examine them to Immediately order
the restoration Of John Henry Human to his
father
feel it my duty to ask that he be restored
that citizen of Pennsylvania may not by
force or fraud be deprived Of his minor son.
trust your Excellency will give the case
your Immediate attention, and have me inform
ed of your action.
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
(SigEed) A. G. CURTIN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

k49- Col. TEwIs, commanding the 22d Iowa,
with detachments from his own and the Isl,
oath, and 55th Missouri Regiments, with a
section of Strangers Battery attacked 1900
Rebels at Potnam's Ferry, in Southern Mis-
souri,, on the 9th inst, killing several and
taking over forty prisoners.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

RsD~ Vast quantities of supplies, clothing
and shoes are being forwarded to General Me
Clel!an but still it is stated that many regi-
ments are almost naked and without shoes, a
condition of things which, we trust, will be
speedily remedied, and which should net have
been permitted to exist at all.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06
NEW-YORK ELECTION.

Just as we were going to press, despatch
was received at this place, stating that SEY'
MoUR was elected Governor of New Y ork
by 10000 majority. The official return will
probably swell his majority to fifteen or iwen-
ty thousand
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

Nc General Halleck, for the first time
since he was appointed Generalin- Chief, paid
a visit on Sunday to regiment in camp
namely, the 146th New York, Halleck infant
ry, raised in his native place, Oneida county.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

to procure the discharge of Human without
expense to his father or friends
am, sir, with much respect,
Your obedient servant
l.. l.. DOTY, Private Sec'y.
His Excellency, Gov. A G. CURTIN, Harrisburg, Pa
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County $

DROCLAMATION Bradford UonD! ;,
IL FARNSON S. MUMFORD. hy her next neNtn T',' 4"
Francis 4. Sexton vs.. RICHARD 0. NIAiVhp'
254 May Term, 1862. r:.r,
To Richard 0. Mtmford-Whcreas subpoena II i'f An,
was issued 10 February Term, lsG2, which wa W,srs
returned non est nventus. and thereon an a1S S M
was issued in said case, returned to May Term I5 Il.
on the return OF which proof was made th"' ''' i;k
Richard O. Vincent could not be found in ny ,
This notice is therefore 10 require you to appear " Ne
the Judges of the said Court on the a.st Mouda! "
cembcr next TO answer SAID complaint Nc:
A. H. cPALDlNG' n
Tovanda Nov. ). 1862. eDc@
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06

DROULAMATION.-Wherea the Hon

DEUULAMATION.-W ID hereaS the lion
i L. MERCUR, President Judge of the I'm "
dicial District, consisting OF the Counties OF kaG3
and ~ 4EeLanna, and HonorabeS JOHN PA>SAoEE' a..
V, Lone. Aasocate Judges, in aud i'r sald coab:
of Biz diora, have issued their precePt bearing d"s w
2Sth day of Sept A. D. lSG2 to me directed, tor hoGls
Court of Oyer and Terminer, General Quarter Hegs
OF the Peace Common Pleas and UrphanS touLt !" -, ~
wanda for the County of Bradford on Monday, Inc ~
day OF December next, to continue two weeks ,
Notice Is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner, 1l
Justices of the Peace ana ConstaIles, OF tie touh "
Bradford, that tEey be then and there in Their PI%
person, at 10 oclock in the forenoon Of SAID cay %
their records, iufuSitiOns and other remembrance
do those things which TO their Office apper'al0s 70 =
done and those who are bound by recoCnlzante 4" v@
er"-c to prosecute against the prisoners who are VI
be in the Jail of said County. who shall ne houI. "
appear at he said coErt. are TO be then and 'tes
prosecute against them shall be just. Jlor' S az w
qGested to be pUncuai in their attendance, asrec4U
their notice. ~
Datedat Towanda the 9Th Of Noybr, in the year" G ~
Lord, one thousand eight hundred oNd sNl. "o
of the independence OF the United States, ut -
sixth. A. II. SPALpiNt'. >utn---
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-06
DROCLAMATION. Bradford county \, =
} y Al-M NEWTON vs SOPHIA Ii. NEW IQNl -

-j5. My Term. l>o2. n;,a-,.
sophia II Newton-W Whereas a subpoena IN hi, iir re-
was issued 10 February Term, lN62, which was u
turned non est iHyentuS, and thereon an d'.S' ls.
was issued in said case rcturnable to May ith .,j
upon the rc,urn of which. proof was IT :e tAa i,, M
Sophia IL Newton could not be found III my ae,rs
This notice is therefore to require You to aPl n pr
the Judges of he said Court on the t'st MonO''
~'-D'|' |>'' 4. Ii. SPALDiNGir
Towanda Nov. ) 1862. -
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ato> OF Advertising in Daily.

t.--.I .sf--t --n-rl;s afty csn.s - >susre -teh
1e-rrirr-
-, .fse,os, .ffl1x-usn,s riate With iho-e wne
49, - aixerff-e ~ IL year. With the prslrss -
- s. eanan-i strictly - heir regular e-t-ine--
.fri eu - 4a1ffsTt m
A4s.st.---.-u.- in sh~ sPeclsi uotiec e"i1aaa ~iH
csarrss. two prirr<- -.
as.~rsis-sneuis k-g's eoussaatiy 81 So '"-ids,
irles an Aa.i -. -
-, flr~~ ~ un-r, ~fll te chsTv-si t'f eeea ssf"
A.. II o4ss tes ifnes. ten cei.ts PEI iine- -
kf.-fii-<s.ssst4 seat 81 r. 10 80 : ''1e. WI
- iu.-~rt~t thr~~ r-~rths. u.ales- ortcret cut -
.-s'rs % a renewal Of he saInf unier~ eihf-Nise
..-@-1r<snr csnfifsfes sor cfc- - eVery fe-crlr
"a 81 be charged nt1 90 for each name ~ ~ ir''y'
49, sz.oo ~ M "a Ard Weekly a''r'is- - a.
-
Ne rra;aitsus Aaverrrenents vss,ever.
t..,-.. y,N - made or inserting The tesiees ~
Al s,r,l~ss s-,-s~si-s. Associations a. folloFs
-srh ..st..e no. exceeding tne- - eea-~ -
an ln.>r,ioe. ove. sish' hnes A. MS rae
Anncsneinx deaths ~.sh funeral .o'ioe sfiAfn~i.
y.lre. n Festivals. Fcfcs sai Exoursioas. sesseu
. ~ iailviduals or associations. o. y ehafehe.,
go .iser.s-~ -~-aeals Inserted a; The sxP<oss Of
ltern-vs ordering. snd payment ne' 70 y aslsye,
- The i-ga prac-~iug~. Dut eoiectsbie ~ ,De
me- T4bifsbrr .crountNble for the secarafy oi
.xs' alvsrt.s b-ypri tbr amount ehsrE-a er
th~lr D1b.lcauo's
he w eeniv L. '''e,ssS
sa,r Nj ss~ry "Wednesday. aisi. 20 per AAnur',
sCSo paper .sn, -ilhoui he n,oosy, nor eou'ino-
.iongsr dns than paid Tor
.-s1s OF Aavsrtisi7g an weekly,
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M piCAL.


y 4 consufllionsl lisasss. q oofrap-lan u d.
e.ood. ey which this nuid becomes vls,.tca. vel
- Pror- hs.rs IN tee eirc-isron, &c Pe-vades tie
rhoie pody, and may burst onf N disease or ary ra
q H. No organ 4 free froun its sstscks nor \
one ~hieh II may not Gestrey The scrofio.s taira
= vsriOasly caused by raercariss disease. low Isss
1llhy hAhiss Ire de,resssrE vices sad aoo~e an -
the Fensreal inicctotl. Whatever be its origin n
hereditary In the oocsttuuo. descending 'rora D..
reuts 10 cAii1reu the laird snd fo-rth s,u~ra
roo;'' indeed it seems - - tie r1-s al MA A.,
l.elr ohil1rSn."
l.. Elects commence BY deposition frcn ul- siosa
o. corrupt q niccroas msft-r. Which. IN the lur-s
nfef, AID internal organs, is termed trrbercic. n
The giants. swelling-; and Tie surface crsptioss
- so,es. ihis lou corruption. ~hich gcndsrs IN -
ioas complaints. bat they have far less pcu,~r A.
ssi1std tAe attacks q ollcr ciecases. c..eouer,-
'Hsl semeefs perish BY disorders ~ich. slcosh
- - rs.a.oen M her nsture. san rendered q
al hy this t2ini IN the systsm Mot a d. G..
s1irica ~lich deeinlated the human f.ufi~ $50.
'fisiA e-rrctfl GA this -crofclcus cr..f--r,tna-
Al-.y de>ft-,.,. diseases ~ Tho liver. lit
brain. Anc. indeed. Of al The oreAus srise fr,a.
are Aggravated by the cs1se.
One quarter Of all our PeOrie scrofulccs, th-.f
pssso1s are invaded by this ,arkins infe,,oa. an
their health IL undermined by Il. To cleanse ID fo
the system The blood bv =, sise-.
I've medicine, and invigorate u by healthy hss a.
exerci-e such medicine ~e supply IN
AYERS
0ompouno extract OF Sarsaparilla
The orectu. rezaedy which The Medical ..fri.,
our times can devise 'or this everywhere pre,sins
and fatal maaty. Ii combined frhm the mot scti.s
resnctiais that have been discovered for an. ..prr
saton q this foul disorder fcrn the blood an1 TIE
rescue Of the system fron lts destructive cons..
qasnoes hence Il should be employed Cor tAe eslf,
Of not only >Tofua. but also thesc other areiicrs
vhieh srise from II, such A.
krnptve and skin Diseases. ST. AntAous-. fire.
Ro--, OF EryssPclss, l1npic-. Pu-talee. iaOtrf-
e, hsans AID Bolls, Tumors. letter anc Ssk
Rheun. scald Head, hnEvoru. nhet.
mHcrua. sypli.iue and Ncrcrreai
Diseases. Dropsy, D5rpeg~.a.
DEBILITY, and ircect. al
Complaints srsin 4fsse
NlLaied OF ifulars
Efco4.
Tie porulsr tellef IN 'lmpuri.y of he hlo-i,, 4.
fo1rdct a. truth. for sc-ofala h. 80 a.
blood Tie parrcuiar pu-ross and -irsu- - IA.
saTsapaIia is - pur5 Ana rsgeners.c th!s vital a.
"a. withou, which sound health a roposs.ble A. c.
- i.-lc M.
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iSr CONGREGATIONAL cn,Rcr

c.ssrt - ern tso catEEs srnffrs.
EEy L. AErorr. r.sse@.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

fOA (J@kk Of
Intermittent Fever, or Fcver aud Aeua. Per-;u-
upeyef. Gill Fever, Dumb Ague. prrsediealn,.f
scAe. nllions Headashe. aud Diilions Fe-
veTs. indeed foE lie ~ho.e claSs q cis-
eases or lgnsting In hillary derange.
msn', caused by the Malaria q
n.asmatic countries.
He are enabled here 10 ofier the community n
remedy which, while Il cures The above c.sun,s,,,,
quantity. s0ch remedy j. insslashle tn .s.,,s'.,
where these aelioiing disordersr prevail TAls cul.'
expels tho ulssa-... POISON 81 Fev-r md Aru. f,s-
;he system. .ad prevents Toe development OF u-
disease, II taken on The .rst approach of its rrc,
tory s,Mptos. Il = no: oui, Tie best remedy ~,..
yet discovered f0r tAs class of eouplaints bss A.
the cheapest. The large guAntsy We Supply o.
dollar brirgs within the ftath II efsr,l,.s. 49,
L. billions districts where Fcvcf ana Ars.s ~. ~.
every body should have "a and 10 ffet, t-th 80
cure and protection. great Superiority of fl,i.
ren"c, Csef any other ever discovered sor shs pc.
a. and certain cure Of ir;ermit~nt- thxt a {. a.
tsins no Quininc or rntncral, consequently IL rru-
CO no qusnism or other Injurious erects whsfes.,
uron ;he constitution. 1lo-e cured ~ IL are ls ..
heaithy a. n the. bad never hat tho dl-cs-c
feycr and tguei not alone tie consequence q tlr
miasma'lc poison. great variety II disorder. sI,.
nom its irritation. among which Are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout. fead.cha nsinis.e..
1ooshache, karsehe, Caiarrah, Asthma, IAiii
tatl0n. Painful Affection of the Spleen h.
terlcs, Pain an the Bowels. .coiic. .s'ar.i,-ls
and Dsraneemcnt q tssa Stomach,
Al q which. When originating In ihls cau.~ t,., -.
the sn.ermittent type, or become periodical. Th-
'CrRr cxpcis tho poison ffom tho blood, and o,n-
sequent'y cures them all allke II is an iny.usbl.
protection % immigrants aud ter-ons travelius a
temporarily residing In the malsriou- dl-uict- IL
taken occasionaiiy or daily while exposed % tie IA
fcfian, that viii be excretet from the svvts- sns
csnno; accumulate In sufficient quantity 70 fir-e
.sio disease. Hence " l. even more v'.ahie aor
protection than cure. and sw viii ever rufcr non
lnieriniiienis II they avail themselves II flia trl
t-cfion fhis remedy sroris.
80 PREPARED ~ Ia. J. &. AYERA co.
lowell. Nssssl htsefts
Al our rens~dss- or sale ~ J. n Crspcn.a
2 N DossHIt sad = all Druggists ia T-rrt.
Haule.
Wholesale hy Ail<s z Co clnoinnat.
tun 4 -edeom-weo~
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AsRIRY cnArfL. ". 4. CnrRCu:
,rusr.. ~. l. CHURCH:

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Mortirg Service. W. a.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

l~u.-ssts xxo~s az rrs ssfs<~gs sers1
tes.et Wnshingt~, and >cctlos ST..
sCtf1ykx. fsrLkSA
rt>IE 49, -s..nst Assinx p1rvkssst ~ si-u<~.
II f<~tra nakiar q eoe@ tk< Do~t crzzf~Ftsff@
uatsis in - W-et snt fsf sErrflcf in etrfy
ft4~-<t O. k<r in tsis g,1c<. suf 90 fkf ar<rs-L
t.Assas ~<ssa .srtnE. r'-ff< ts~ss-it1 e-ssts
- -~c4re - kl<a~.t e.uatart sut c1-se1ls1re -
ther fn<sis. se1 ssvs faii osa1ts- n - relos~-
- tkslI s1<svHa IHf
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a B Is II II "A . =

or Re FIFTEENTH SEJl-ASYUAL S7A7E-
MKAJ II ~ -ond.ii5r u IA RONH iASC-
RASC'F COHPh-vY, Of the Ouy or Me- y~t.
,Ae lsf d'y ~ .jtnsarv 1861.
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UNDERTAKEN
NURSER Y.

I HAVE PURCHASED the entire
II rnr-ery stock of NJ. Naniy. narshsii. cisfk
coansy. M. spd an prepared ,s furtssA al kd4fs
- Trees aa1 Ornamental ShTu5bsry sf The lo-es-
c.sk pricss. Apple Trees. = sny sife. fftf
inch t. inche- IL disfaeie~ 49, ff,sn oos - "a
iy5aiy =. ElsHoRrH.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE To Real Estate Dealers. ..--
~ ths-~ Dwelling an5 stsr- Rrosn- srrn~sr ~
ts~us srrelcrf pisces % ell ft,ss. shich I VIII
us1e So pr~s>~rsy fn rear T~rr< Hente 49, r-y
ti1>rrnrs N cs-A trT'yfo
a HAllBkKf.
t<<icfe~ss Nal HstsD Agsrt
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Wov\S II\sG q C>ANvvA.
We N\ooA VMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon tho Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extent as
that tho system docs not relapse i"'o its
former condition, which n too apt 70 be
the case With simply a purga'ivc pill.
Thnu aro rnallN a
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

rfrr sriect ncr~E. r0tnrn 7rNtef.
rrr rroMN p.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
UNDERTAkERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGED HorRL.

No. Y Doeh 81, Ph,i0delphiq,
Late COL Il. b.. JONEs)
lle Hotel Kept on the Egtapedn II0R is convenient
4 inr Travellers, Citizens and the Public generaliy be
ihE ~ ne mmednte neghboIhond Of the Exchange nd
J9nihg w fost olee and within few minutes walk
from all parts e 'o' ''ean'"oAtS
Aleals can be had at MI hours from o,rIoek In ,b
morning TO " O'Clock at night for 2{ eenis and ,lu
4asas Lodging Rooms can ba procured at atmes for
W Z cents per night The Chambers are cean , ra
thted and all newly furnished The Eating pepslt
mtht VIII De provided with the best the market can mo
duee the Thinking Counter furnished with good Iiunet
ana ehoiee Cigars Ihe Proprietor hopes that BY strit
personal attention with competent and 0bligng Servants
he will be able % please.
Late Of Baltimore, Nd. and Madison House Phiiada.
R-tly PROPRIETOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
MEDICAL.

Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
segt.lO-3m.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use osgood's India Cholagogue
Use paschalps Ague Mixture, &c
For weak or Hnfamed Eyes.
Use Brughurats Eye Water,
use rhompsons Eve Water
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use lecker's Eye nalsam
For Coughs.
Use Bringhursts Cough Syrup,
uss Ayers Caerry PectorAl,
Use JaYne's Expectorant.
For Dyspepsia.
Use Bringhursts Dyspeptic Pills,
usf Peruvian syrup or Prot, Sol. Protox Iron,
Use Comp. syrup OF phosphates
Comp. syrup Of Hypophusphites,
Husteiters Bitiers,
Hooaand's Herman Bitters
For worms.
Use Brnghursls Worm syrup.
Use Bringhursts Worm Lolengea
Use Fahnestock's vermlfuge, &c.
For Hernia or Rupture.
0s to Rringhurat Co and be fitted with a Truss.
For FIatuience.
ute Brnghurst's Ess Ginger,
Use BtinghursrS Ginger l.ozenges
For Children TeeIhIng.
us Mrs. winslow's soothing syrup,
Use bowers Infant corJisl.
For "a GalharlIc or Purge.
Use 3hnghurlts Purgaye syrup "a substitute Tor Cas-.
tor On,)
Use Briughursts PurgAtive pills, (sugAr eoAtel)
use Citrate of MAgnefia,
use Seidlitz Powders, sc.
For Purifying the blood.
lee Brughntst's Alternative syrup,
Ayers ssrsaparilla
Builf Salsaparillt,
Peruvian Syrup, sc,
For Constipation.
Use Rrnghursl's purgatlse syrup,
Rower's Nedicated Figs,
or one Of those Superior Elastic syrnges sold by Bring
For Diet.
Use sago, Tapioca, Brona, Pure Chocolate Gelatin or
Junket made with Bringhursts Liquid Rennet
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene Oil with Que of those superior
low priced Lamps, sold by
EDW. BRINGHURST & co,
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTlsrs,
Corner If Market and Sirth SIS, Wilmington
sep IS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TAhE FAR VI lsA25' STATE MUTUAL
COngindl NIL Crsek

UTlgtHdt MtI Crsef
INSURANCE COMPANY,
61ONTfNURs 10 OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
Y nre on all descriptions Of property except marine
This Company Is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
our sSe being the first to introduce the principle among
MS. All the others limitations.
II Ia recommended by hfeen years experience in aud
attention to, the subject Of Mutual Insurance. which, II
believed has enabled the Managers SO to adjust aud dis
ermlnate between the different varieties Of property and
rsk as 70 render the membership the equitable
II does not boast thai 1t has met with NO oss or only
OF tive small losses during it's exstence-where the
insurance List s small the LOSSES must needs be in pro-
poronbnt Justly boasts that within the last ten years
u has paid S6i0O0 in losses and attendant expenses with
out single case q ltgacn rarely Of difference Of
ohon and IN almost all cases to the entire satisfaction
q the parties insured-always within the limits Of 10
aAYs as unless eSs At 4, The option Of the parties
oiner Company In the State
& mas less at hazard in any single risk, in proper
It has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars OF
sarance offered to it. within the three MONTHS either
= being too great risks in single case unat OBJ
leets OF Mutual Insurance; aud Notwithstanding this aud
tne multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
VIM. is bounds it has increased its List Of lnsurauGes
H4iFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
" commences the year 1864 with an amount real pro
lection 10 the community Of $2S200O
NnApded BY surplus fund Of 1900
Total Protection, saoc OOo
u Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and sch
preudent-jEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Mreasurer--HoBERr MoCABR
DIRECTORS:
BrandyigiHs HundTsd- William r. Lodge
LArfshand Hs1drei-1ames Delaplains.
Wilmington Hgli1ed- Jesse sharpe, James Webb, E. O.
htotaenburg, Samuel
iM CTsek Hlidred-nooert McCabe
htig tdsfts Handred-Dsvid W, Geminill.
lfhue Clay Cresk Hantirsd-J H. Williamson
Pencader Handrsd-Curts b Ellison
a ueoTges Hhndrsd-JaInes BurnhAm.
Red Lion Hundred-John {. Clark
Smyrlso-William Temple.
B1peT-Ilsnry Todd
htUord-Charles \. Fleming Peter Causey
GsoTgeiopn-C Charles Tnnueli
Communications general business addressed the
diAte attention
I4 ROBERT MoGABE NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-21

Never fail r give satisfaction to all who test their virtue
Prepared a Dr, lIurds Deutal ONCE No. II Fourth
Street brooklyn, l.. b. ''N''"