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What will DIR. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul eIhastpns. and il
used the morning. will make the breakfast taste
sweeier and the day begin more pleasantly. Hun
dreds Of persons testify 10 this. Try Them gen
tleman.
DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and To.th Powder will
give young ladies that finest charm IN Roman-a
sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try them. ladies.
DIR. Hurds Mouth Wash ard Tooth Powder are the
best preparations the world for curing BREATH
asd giving irmness and health 10 the gums. Hun
dreds Of Diseased Bleeding Gums. So Mouth
Csnker. &c have been cured by DR.. fInrds astrIn
gent wash
DR. Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
additional charm TO eOurtshi[, and make husbands
more agreeable TO their wives and wives to their hus
hands. They should he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impari faint TO the mouth,
DR.. Hurd's Toolhhche Drops cure Tocthsche
arising from exposed aerses snd are The best friends
that parents have the house 10 their chill.
aren from torture, and themselves from loss OF slice
and sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS aud mechanics. you cannot will afford
to negiect yoff teeth Fora trlillng you
ger pres yes than Whh RoihsetIl OF Asor ar
get notias heifsJ xcln eIuber taai DYSPEPSIA ard
CONSE ~ fi1N OF riK III AtiS often originate IA
Neglect 1f 4, :, "a iyF ireJfise Teeth SID
read bf. Fitchs Ohsrrvai.IHs thls sphect Il loo
late 10 arrest decay IN Jour own teeth, save your
chIldren's teeth.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-09-04

10 Passengers from Baltimore to Milford, Seaford
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington.
Passengers for Dover may leave Baltimore at .05
P. n, and proceed same evening
Z. G. SEWALL, Jr,
Sup't Del. BailHo
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Real Estate Agency, Auction.
eering. &c,

Having, for many years, been engaged, in the lowe,
portion of New Castle county as AuctiOneer and 70
Gently as Real Estate Agent in Dover. Kent county
offer my services to the people Of Wilmington in The
same capacity. | have Just taken an office in ,hs
WEBB BUILDING. 224 Market street, below Third
90 story. Testimonials can be produced, from gen >.
emen Of high responsibility and business habits in
regard to my qualifications. Those who requir. nv
services and pIOmptness an Auctioneer and REM
Estate Agent are respectfully requested TO give me e
call My terms in all will be mod efate; and,
my undivided attention and indelatigable exerton
will be my motto in the transaction Of business en-
trusted to me. The people Of Wilmington and pa1
iicnlarly New Castle county. who have Real Estate
and goSds OF every description to dispose Of m nS
1t to their interest to give me a call.
| d. II. RICHARDS
N. B-Rents and collections Of oil kinds PROMPTLY
attended to III all portions Of New Castle countvE
iiavlng i"r series OF years been engaged in LOAN
| ING MONEY on bond and mortgage all persons viii
find me energetic and prompt in tins department.
| jan3I-ly D. r. RICKAROS
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Popular Medicines, &c.

CONTENTS:
DE-. Murd's celebrated MOUTH WASH enc
bottle.
Or. Hurd's unsqsalled TOOTH POWDER,
enc hex.
Or. Hurd's magic ToOTHACHE DROPS,
enc betlle.
DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DIR. Hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means Of Preserr.
sag the Teeth including Directions for the Proper Treat
psent Of CkiIdren's Teeth.
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, etc, cite.
Prepared at Dr.Alurds Dental Office, "a Fourth ST..
Brooklyn. IL. d.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for s..
RTThe DENTAL TREASURY makes ID package eight
laehes by Eve, and is sent by express.
s1r Full directions for use is on each article
The following articles can be sent separately. by
mail. viz:
The TREATISE ON PRESERVING TEETH. sent. post.
paid on receipt Of Twelve Cents, or four stamps
The NEURALGIA PLASTER. for Neuralgia IN the
Face. Nervous Headache. and Earache. sent. post
paid. on receipt Of Eighteen Cents, or six stamps
The NEURALGIA ANB RHEUMATIC PLASTER (large
sirel fer Pains the Chest shoulders, DaCk any
ratt OI the body sent pest pad receipt Of Thirty
% zen Gents.
Address
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Attention ! Everybody!
Every man of you harken and heed!
Every one Of you listen and read
Fathers and brOthers and uncles and counsins,
All your relations by Dozens and dozens.
Ha.kcn and listen We bravely declare
Here the Garments for Summer Wear;
Garments for persons OF every condition.
For men Of all shapes and Of every position.
Elegant suits Of appropriate colors,
All TO be had Tor a very few dollars;
Novelties splendid in Masculine Rdiment,
At shocking low prices for ready cash payment.
Clothing FOR gentlemen long or tall,
Clothing for stout men, clothing for small;
Certnn 10 fit you Come. hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the tidings from city and town!
Tell the intelligence gladly around!
Bring your relations and neighbors all
Come and buy clDthing at the GREAT OAK HALL.
9JPARTICULAR NOTICE. This extensive es
tahlishment IL directly tho corner of Sixth and
Maket Streets.
Persons from this pnrt Of the country in visiting the
ciy should ann 70 go there TO purchase their Cloth
ing! They can have large assortment ofstyles aud
qualities to select FROM aud all the goods made
up good and strong. and sold at rcasOna bic prices.
AS we buy from first hands and sell exclusively fo
Cash, we can sell 10 everybody cheap for the buye
does not have 10 pay for Losses incurred some bod,
else through the credit system. In one word,-wS
guarantee 10 sell gOsds ten per cent lower than ole
concerns that stand out for big profits. Our motto il
the nimbe sixpsnceis hotter than the slow shilling.
Come AND sec Tor yourselves.
WANAMAkER a. BROWN, Oak HALL,
). z: Corner Sixth and Market Sts. Phadelph
| jn29-7m
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NEURALGIA PLAsrERs

Dr.. HUBS Neuralgia Non-Adhesive Paste s
are the pleasant aud successful remedies ever
prescribed for this paiaIui disease The patient ap.
Pile one aud soOn becumes drOwsy fall asleep ard
awakes free iron pau and n0 bllsler other unpea-
SAINT injurious Consequences ensue. For Earnci.e
and Nervous HsaAlche. apply according directions.
ami relief will surely follow. Nothing on be obtain
ed equal 10 DR. llurds CONS ress for Neura yIa Trs
them. They are entirely novel curious and orlei.
nal preparation. aud wonderfully successful They
are OF two sizes. ole small for The lace price is cis
and the otler large for application the 0y PRICE
81 cts. Will be MaIed receipt OF prIce al d one
stamp.
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WIN. IT'D. Faurd & Co.,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR. HUNS MOUTH WASH. TOOTH POWDER
and TOOTHACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail
hut they can probably obtained at your Drug or Peri
odcal Stores. Ifthey cannot send to for the Dem
cal Treasury, Price One Dollar which contains ihem
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What are the People Doing

The American people intelligent enough to APP
preeIate preparations that CT niIbnle much TO tie
happiness Of Those using them, and they want them.
Every mail brings us leIers, some ordering the Trea-
tise on Teeth the Neuralgia Piasters and not
few enclosing 81 for the Mouth Wash, TO be
sent by mIii hut 80 lhure are compelled TO reply
that II '.- 20 scnd hnltpinI bottle by mail.
The people want Ihese remedies. Who ,pH supply
Asmf
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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 rs follows until
further notice:
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Kollock's Dandelion Coffee.
Furniture and UphOStering
Warehouse.

~ The undersigned respectfully informs his Gus.
~. TONERS and the public that he has enlarged his
81 place Of busiRess and keeps constantly On hand
large and SPLENDID assortment of Fashionable Fur.
niture Of all knds manufactured with especial care
by his own workmen and under his own supervision
He also recommends 10 the public his newly invented
aud improved Sofa Bedsiead and Lounges winch i.r
convenience and surpass anything evernsed be.
fore. Spring Hair and IIusk MaiIresses mad ia tie
best style. HIS priees are remarkably lar aud ko
soicits share Of pubic patronage.
JOHN A. BAUER
No So South second ST., above SpEucc
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The un1erigned. having renewed their lease for
term years have entirely retted the house. having
painted, csrpeted and refurnlshed throughout.
Tive location Of this House is unsur assed. being
upon the widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
st.. directly opposite the Old State House. the
plneeS Of Amusement. the johblng houses Of Market
and Third Sta. and convenient the city railroads
the Of which to all parts of the city for halt
lime fare.
ventilation and have been fefurnshed with care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Mix, Cream. Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging TO US, and which
is managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The prepTieIOrs Of the America assure the Iriend
and patrons that pains will be spared male III,
appointments of this lee complete and its able con-
pare favorsbly with the beet Konses in the Mon
nOv2l-y WYATT a. HEULINGS.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-09-04
100 000 BARRELS OF rnE
Aoo'oVo LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
POu drefte
LODI MISUNDERSTANDING

For sale by LODI MANUFACTURING co.
80 South Wharves. Philade phia, Pa.
This Company. with capital Of Ell 900, the moat
extensive works Of the kind the world, aad an 81
Perience Of 2s years in marufacturing with Fepuia.
ton long established. having also the exclusive con.
troll OF all the night so from the great city Of e
Ysrk are prepared 10 furnisinn article whchs with
cut doubt the cheapest and very best fertlzaFa mar
kot
Price for barrels and over 81 so per barrel. or
emily $40 per ton " greatly increases the yield and
rpens me crop rem Two TO fhree weeks carlier, At
expense rom - 70 "a per asre aad with very little
A Pamphlet. containing all the information neesssa
ny, with letters from Horace Greeley. Daniel Webee,
and hundreds Of farmers WIFI have used il
for many years, may be had free by addressing let
ser above or
/ Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing CO..
| fsbIs sm u. WILMER, Agf., smyrna.
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VIM. b. Hurd g. Co /,
TRIsuaE BUILDINGS, New Yony.

That remiitances may be made with confidence. w.
b. H. Il Co. refer 10 the Mayor ofBrookiyn; to g. w.
Griffith, President Farmers and Citizens Hank Bposk
Ivn; 10 Joy Coe 4 Co New York; % p. r.. Bsrnurn
Esq. New York. etc etc. uhT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
General Hitchcock.

A Washington correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Traveller makes the following mention
of General Hitchcock:
Earnest efforts have been made 10 induce
Mr.. Lincoln 10 accept the offered services Of
Gen. T.. A. Hitchcock, formerly an officer Of
the army Of great distinction, efficiency aud
merit. lie expressed desire TO return to
service last summer, and his application was
warmly indorsed by Gen. Scott, but unfcr-
tunately for che country, there 10 q man in
power here who was once exposed by Hitch
cock, then q Major, in an attempt 10 specu-
late upon the credulity Of the Winnebago
indiana, and he Is unwilling TO have this
experienced officer where he will be sure TO
watch and expose any little delInquencies,
So Gen. Hitchcock has, as yet, no commits.
sion, and probably will have none ill the
capitalists and the people OF the country
have found how enormously they have been
cheated then, perhaps, there will be such
a demonstration Of Just indignation AZ will
cause important places to be filed with hon.
est, competent and patriotic men. $50
mote II be-" .y9
The name might ss well be given. Simon
Cameron Is the man who inierposed TO keep
Gen. Hitchcock out Of the army,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Each troop ship is furnished with 10000
rounds Of cartridges, navy revolvers, and
boarding cutlasses, to repel an attack.
The troops took ratlons for ten days. F
Sale of Government Cotton.

The first sales Of, cotton, secured by
the Yankee troops at Port Royal, for the
benefit Of the Lincoln Government, took
place at the auction rooms of Burdett,
Jones & Co., Wall street, on Friday, 10th
inst, The sale was made by order OF
the United States Quartermaster of New
York, Col. d. d. Tompkins, and, as was
expected, excited considerable interest
and competition. Notwithstanding ihe
drenching rain, over one hundred mer
chants and cotton brokers were present
at the rooms, long before the auction
commenced. The New York Erpress
says; tl &
At IL o'clock precisely, the auctioneer
proceeding TO the extreme end Of the store
room, announced that the time for the sale
had arrived He was followed by the au-
dienoe, but finding that the first lot was not
located there, he inquiredof "John " where
lot Some" was
Before John could reply about fifty mer
chants exclaimed "here II is" proceeded
10 where the article lay, and in moment,
Mr.. Burdett mounted II.
"Gentlemen,' he said, "this cotton is to
be sold by order Of Col, Tompkins, the Uni
ted States Assistant Quartermsster, for cash,
| emphasizing the words), and receipted
bills are ready for you. Remember IT'S at
your risk too. You may perhaps have sto'
rage for one or two days here. John, when
does the storage run OUT An individual
replied that he could not answers and Capt.
Stinson Immediately interposed, and decided
that the cotton should be sold at the buyers
risk.
Auctioneer--"N Now, gentlemen, you hear
the conditions. But before you proceed !
wish you TO make some alterations on your
programme" The auctioneer then made
some necessary changes In the invoice,
which read as follows: e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Auctioneer--"N Now, gentlemen, what do
you say for this Remember, it's nearly
the whole Of the Sea Island cotton which
viz DO offered 10 YOU believe al;pof ~
will be but one hundred bales. Como, give
us bid"
A voice" Thirty-five cents per pound"
The actioneer did not heed the voice, but
started the lot at fifty cents, and continued
to advance till he reached fifty eight cents,
when a bidder cried "fifty-nine." Messrs
Truesdale and Green subsequently offered
sixty-two cents, and the lot was knocked
down to them at that price. a
Lot No. 2 was then put up, the auctioneer
designating the trade mark on il as coffin
with death in II, TO which voice responded
"for JEFF. Davis" ~
II we- started at forty cents, and the auc-
tioneer indicated by his emphatic pause al
forty-eight that he would sell at that price.
An individual .at his elbow, however, inter-
fered, remarking IL should not to sell 80 low,
as IL would bring more in the French mar
ket. The auctioneer took the hint and again
Truesdale s. Green were the buyers at 66a
cents per pound.
lut lOb Wuo pbuItUut WAtu pti'i-
lege Of taking the following three, at forty
cents, but II created little excitement, as
there seemed to be an impression among the
majority that It was "short staple" II
was sold, however, to Mr.. VIM. baltimore,
at 62A cents per pound--a price which clio
tied from fellow-merohant, "Lord, how
he's STUCK" M gtt,a rta es ,-eis. u IA
The auctioneer was about to start lot No.
8 at thirty cents, but several voices cried
twenty. The article was evidently consid
cred inferior by all but twenty-seven cents
per pound was obtained for IL from Mr..
Dexter. ntt Ns9 fN ams
The last lot was then put up. II was
started at the price at which the previous
one had been sold, but the auotioneer had
to descend from his peouniary flight and
cell IL at eighteen cents per pound, 10 Mr..
J.. G. Cross. These two latter lots, IL is
said, are kind Of refuse cotton, which has
not been sent to any Northern portprevious-
ly, and which Is designated "waste" bv
planters. faf F4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
The Battle I'm Kentucky This Week
.-I he Terrible Conflict at Hands
The uississippi River Movement
Feint--An Advance on the Poto-
mac Predicted. /.iw Ye

The NGississippi River Movement
a Feint--An Advance ON the Poto-
mac Predicted. w
We are assured by high suthority--a gen.
tleman who arrived in the city yesterday
from Washington en- route for Kentucky
that the terrible conflict between the Fede-
raj and Confederate armies in Southern
Kentucky will unquestionably take place
this week. Gen. Buelli has all his trans
portation and has concentrated his various
divisions precisely as he had iatsnded, with
out any interruption from the enemy. The
Federal lines are closing in upon the enemy
in something like crescent, aud 30 sys-
tematic and steady are the advance move
ments Of our forces that the rebels are un-
certain as TO the point where they win be
first attacked. Gen. Buell. has authentic
advices from the rebel army, and is fully
acquainted with their strength, position,
movements, &c., up to Thursday last, and
is sanguine Of an immense victory in the
coming contest The frozen.roads will be
Of immense advantage to the rapid move
ment OF our meny and right gladly will the
favorable opportunity be improved. Our
forces are In fine position, and nothing
short Of victory and defeat, or On dnoon-
ditional surrender, win satisfy the Federal
commander. The rebels will be prevented
from retreating 10 Nashville, and one Of
this above alternatives only can they choose.
| The movement on Columbus is believed
70 be feint to prevent achievements
leaving Columbus to join Buckner, and oil
the information from that quarter indicates
that the feint has accomplished Its purpose.
In connection with this our informant states
that our army on the Potomac are ''in
arms" for forward advance which Is pro-
missed by Gen. Mcclellan TO take place i'm
mediately. Exciting news from that guar.
ter and Kentucky may be looked for daily.
Cincinnati Enquirer, IAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Attempt to Create a Panic.

The New York Tribune Of Friday week,
says that an organized attempt was made on
Thursday TO create money panic. Men
went about the city, visiting every bar-room,
grocery, and little store, in search ofspccie,
buying up coin in any quantities, from o
dollar upward, at ~ to s per cent premium.
One man boasied that he had just sold his
last eagle at so cents premium. OF course
there can be no substantial reason for this
eagerness To gather up the specie in circula-
tion, and tho whole movement is one Of
pure speculation, For some days past gold
has gone up at the rate Of half cent per
day, and somebody, expecting to make a
handsome profit by o continued rise, IL he
can only create panic, has probably en-
ployed agents to collect all the coin within
their reach. Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Photographic Correspondence Gin. Commercial
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Rebel Forti6cGtions at Centreuillc Cot
ton in Liuepool--Porter's Mortar Fleet
Nearly Ready 10 Sail. t.,0.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Bdy- Public justice requires us to state a
fact which we have indirectly learned, but
concerning which there can DO no doubt
The recent appointment Of son Of Gen.
Patterson a. q Brigadier General was siren.
uously refused by the Secretary Of War, un-
Ill q positive order from the President, is
sued on the urgent application Of Gen. Mo-
Clellan, ler. Mr. Cameron no choice, ~.
Y. Tribune.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
RATES OF ADVERTISING

sRSHwAsx Az ylxAsrak,
vue square one year, scosach additional square sio
Written notice must be given 70 take out and 81
sysrtsements Of yearly sdyertsors before the year
ssphss, otherwise we shall charge tlli dons; ,...
rnued without previous notice TO us, nor viii any
,hsrao be made for loss than one year at the yearly
rates . .
sS- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
ssctsd for win bs charged for the excess. -6a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

The Yankees twenty thousand strong
marched out Of i'adacsh, the other day,
and-----then marched baak agoin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Texas Troops Advancing ON New@
Mexico.
The burnside Expedition.

The sailing of this expedition has
already been announced by the Yankee
papers. It's destination is believed to
be Pamlico Sound, or the Eastern coast
of North Carolina
The expedition Is commanded by Brig.
Gen. A. Il. Burnside, and the Brigadier
Generals commanding brigadeS in the Di-
vision are as follows:
Gen. John g. Foster, lst brigade.
Gen. Jesse L. Reno, I'd ("
Gen. John G.. Parke, Sd Z"
The following regiments and battalions
compose the entire land force Of the expe-
dition:
FIRST BRI0ADE--GEN. FOSTER.
Goth Massachusetts,, Col. Edward Upton.
23d " Col. John Kurts.
9th /" Col. Horace O. Lee.
24th Col. 7. G, Stevenson.
10Th Connecticut Col. Chas. L. Russell.
SECOND BnIaADR--dEN. RENO.
5lst New York, Col. Edware Ferrere.
5lst Pennsylvania, Col. J. 7. Hartraufp.
2lst Massachusetts,, Col. Augustus Morse.
9Th New Hampshire, Col. --------------.
9Th New Jersey, Col, Joseph W. Allen.
THIRD sRIdApR--oEN. rARKr.
9Th Connecticut, Col. Edward Harland.
l1th Connecticut, Col. T. II. G. Kings
bury.
SD New York, Col. L. J. D'Epinneil.
4th Rhode Island, Col. Sam. Rodman, Jr.
89th New York, Col. II. 8. Fairchild.
9th Rhode Island Battalion, Major Job
Wright, gt
Attached 10 the Division is Battery +,
Rhode Island Light Artillery, commanded by
Captain Belgier, who was member Of the
Rhode Island Battery at Bull Run The
battery consists Of elk ten-pounder Parrot
guns. "a aa tal
The Transport Fleet comprises every va
riety Of vessels, from the l,000-ton steamer
and ship down to the l00-ton schooner -
The total number Of vessels Of all kigds,
aside from the naval forces, IL forty.fve,
and are divided up as follows: 0 steamers 0
propellors or gunboats, a ships, b barks,
brig, II schooners, and fssting bate
ries.
The total number Of gus in The feet Of
transports in the feet is forty-hve, all Of
which, save four, are rifed, with range Of
two and half miles. These guns, togeth-
or with 5, 800 rounds Of ammunition for the
same, were oil furnished under contract
with Mr.. Norman Wizard, the inventor Of
the steel riAed cannon, who filed the order
In the short space OF two weeks, and at
the economical cost Of 100000. Every
gun Ia supplied with field carriages, and
can be used with the same facility on land
as upon SEQ, and are equivalent TO just so
many pieces Of artillery. The Hotchkiss
projectile is ihe kind OF ammunition used.