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Pubiss hotties 10 hereby gives. thss Ne annus col.
isetioa liz and Kxcss Taxes for the County OF Lee
in the Asst collection District the year eommensne
Sspssabsr LIST, i6ee, has been returned Ivy ths u a.
Assessor
Payment Ii hereby demanded firth With ~ psrssAs
named therein Of the sTsil,t th.i. .amss
respectively By the United sis~ Collector Of ns ernsl
Revenue, v he nrst Sistrir lows II hs once in the
COURT HOUSE, u sokr MADISON. Anpeyn snas
must be made before The s1sh day ofDeeembSr sext,
and all persona she shall pevest ~ ~ to LIea -
and other Tsass, sasssssd against sAsn vithn Tie
time spsc0sd shall b. liable pay rKM pr cent 3D.
duouAi spon tbs alaosnt tk~RscS.
NO eohssios sn ~ AAsas elsewhere lhas Ut the
once Of The coitaor. without the so.,ioa.i TEN per
csntam tcinx s..ex - TIE iav provides.
No othss currency than TREASURY NOTES viii
- rsesived.
Sssssss - Exrss< Las ssys, That N any person or
Defsons shall exercise VI carp any or bas-
nsaa fos which iiosass b required By this act With
sst taking ont such license, be, She Or they shA fo
svery sseh offence, respectively, forfeit . penalty
equal 70 three umss Ne u Ne duty or sum Of
money i0posed for such licenses,
J. C. wALKE1,
Collector Rist District
Port Madison, Iowa, nov. 1Sah, fse2-dtfsA
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Letters fer the I1espit.is.

To faclis'e the delivery Of letters the hospitxs
eox has besn assigned to each ward. All concerned
viii therefore Ls careful insraet their friends whom
writing 70 bein air.et the box for
tSsi proper Ward.
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CongressispaI.
Washington, Dec. 10.
ROUSE.

ho1EGs
On motion of Mr.. Kenny the following
resolution Was adopted:
ResoiOed, That the Secretary of the
Interior produce any commuuica lions re-
ceived from John Seys and agent to Ii.
IBERIA (recaptured Africans and others, as
TO the course taken with regard to such
persons as were taken up during 1861,
agreeable to the orders Of the govern
ment.
Dir. Lowe offered resolution that the
Committee on Military Affairs be in
structed to look into the expediency of,
and report bill, by which soldiers who
have beer unfit, by wounds and other diff
iicuties, may be at once discharged from
the service, and that soldiers in military
hospitals now fit for duty, be at once re-
turned to their respective regiments al
SO establishing board of medical officers
to examine into such cases, by visiting the
hospitals and examining into the physical
condition of tho men with the power,
and to thus ATTAIN the result Of such ex-
aminations to be reported TO the Surgeon
General and Congress.
Blake offered an amendment tina. the
committe further inquire into the propri-
city Of placing the convalescent camps
under charge Of the Surgeon General. -
He had been informed BY that officer that
it was not now under his control. He
had been there and knew from actual OBJ
servation thst the oamps we're not Gt to
keep hogs in. The soldiers were dying
for want Of better. The proper remedy
was to place the camps under the control
Of the Surgeon General.
Lowe accepted the amendment and the
resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Nj. Burlington the House
took up the Senate bill, to facilitate dis
charges.
Hale offered resolution, instructinp
the Secretaryapf the Navy in preparing
the annual register, to continue the SAME
information in regard to views on naval
service. Accepted.
Mr.. King offered resolution request.
ing the Secretary Of War to inform the
Senate whether any tribunal has been
constituted to report upon the operations
Of Buell. in Kentucky and Tennessee, and
If 30 70 state tho character Of such tribu-
nal, whether it was : conrt martial or
. court Of inquiry, and if not, under
what law it was instituted, and
whether tha. tribunal was had in secret
or had attempted to exclude from its
session General Buell.. whose conduct it
~as to investigate snd further whether
said tribunal proposd to the said
Major General Buell. 10 take an oath
that he (Buell would not disclose
any Of the incidents connected with his
trial or any Of the evidence. The rssolu-
ton was laid over.
King presented the memorial OF the
national war committee Of New Y ork asking
Congress to authorize letters Of mardue
to private vessels for tho capture OF The
Alabama
Latham offered resolution requiring
the Secretary Ut War no transmit TO tbs
Senate any correspondence which had been
bad between this department. and the
British Government.
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We give below The order o. boxe,:
military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, AnE. ~.
Hereafter NO safes Of intox icating liquors win b
pesmttsd 70 enlisted men or the United States Army
inthis city. &
Fetsshs ssi pr in violation OF this order viii be
arrested, s stsiit measures taken 10 prevent
rspetiuon OF HE oasAae.
j. NJ. HIATT.
sspta-d Prvsa.t Marshal.
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THE GATE CITY.
81 TJRDAY, DECEMBER 90.

S&- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock OF Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
&C., constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. TnoylO. 2m1
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W ashington, Dec. 10.
COMMERCIAL.

| DAILr Cars Olrr oSssrs,
gEox-x DIS. ~. 1es
FLouR--supern'e ~; sprins whssx ARA ~ 81
| Paff wheaiExtrs "a
BRAN ANDsBoKfs--4sto 6se roo n.
SHIP sTUFP-Sse...
CORk-0OcV bush.
5AKLEY-0s 70 SOC. 49,
wHEAT-v.li7esso spripf soass. -
kYE--ssc, good demand. IIs3sss -
OATS-2Se 70 %. Good demand. s@@
POTATOES-5 Retail &c. .g41ai
SWEET PoTAToEs--.5 10 Soc. Retail n, = h-sh
SUGAR - New Orleans fair liz; prime = Z
choice ssk, eiarined "a; crushed ana poxdsyvd lsa
MOLAssks-Piantstiob4 SO 50; eAxhesselsosa
Golden syrup7nD zse--very scarce, sors.o soesee.
corFkE-Rio s3154e; Jsvs 81 Laeuyra s7os4
RiCE-eSi0e
soAP--Pain 6ie, Panily &c, German (Cis. j &c.
i sOANDkAs--ssari7l stssrins II, Mould 10.
TALLOw-sXc.
LARD-S1 tote.
BUTTKR-Conmon 60 roc; Choice Is N IS, re-
tail Is03oe.
PRovisIONs-shouidsrs Hams sides no sale
SUGAR Cured Hams, u TO &C., retail loc.
4 aLsATHKk-scle q: Hsrnsssse1<o.
hTDES-Prime dry Ise, srubby half price I; grsep
=; greer sheer petit. ivcoi rs; green hog skis
Be.
HAr-TfnotAy % 0Ses 90, baied 60 sOe eli
Prsirie os eoD7 %.
sKEDs-Tin othy eloo 70 %; Flar Seed 20 to
u %; good demand.
oKioNs-90c0st.
kGGS-- lilo I9te.
WHITE BEANS-73e 10 u So
YEATHERs-3oG35.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 4OOeI 500 bushsi.-
Dried Peaches % SOC ~ rs. KAisins ~ SOC Is.
GREnk APPLRS-7O to Soc y bush.
CHKESE-Westsrn Reserve and Dsnnsk u 10 lie
BEEF CAfTLx-1tO3egross.
sHkEP-o9 Ooo9 50 Vhesa.
sALT-G.A. - Is sack Kanawhs a. 70 . bar
rel; Lake ~ -.
FIsn-Aaeksrci no. tHieoIs ? bbi. no asiIt
0en, No. oDoeIo. White Fish, Hell see.
' half Dbl. Cod Piskso7VA.
oiLs-cosl OIL, IS to SOC; retail 81. Lnsscd Oil
81 n 70 u 20. Lard Oh, Soc 10 81
BEkSwAX-3Dc.
Eat HOGs-e3 70 SIS metz.
kAGs-Woslenf Cosasn2 10 sgr.
oLDIRoN-ie ' ,. Brass I0e , .. Copper
lake -.
EEonAsar.-on New.Yovx per cent. banksbls
funds fbiisdelphia, Boston. Chiesso asd Cincin-
nst - peg cent. st. Louis per cent. G old - 70
% per cent. buying.
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The COnfosslOns and Experience .
q PoOr Young Man.

gentleman having been cured " the resuliy OF
ssriy sfros and disease, viii, fron motives bsD~v
ense send 10 those who request H. copy oftLs abov.
Interesting narrative, published By himself This Ia.
he BOOK designed - warning and caution 70 young
mon asd those Who 81 Ter from NEavous DEslIrrY.
Loss o. AsAoxS, PnkzATuas DECAY, Ac, &c, sup
plying s'ihs sAss time tbs means Of ssifcure. single
copies VIII he sent rnc~r seal IN plain nvelope,-
Without ehAsRs.to anS who request IL by sddres-
STAG the author,
cHAs. A. LAKRERT. Esq,
q deeS-dan Grs0point, Long Island, New Yerk.
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OxE OF THE GENTLEMEN CONNECTED
WITH THE GATE Cry OFFICE ARRESTED
Asa DEsRRrEn'-Wm Mann, who has
been for some weeks past working as a
comlosi:or in the Gate City Office, was
yesterday arrested rs a deserter from the
service, and was taken in charge by the
provost guard 10 order that he may be re-
turned TO his regiment Constitution.
The above looks nightly as though it
was meant for slur upon the Gate City
office. its principal value consisting in the
caption. So far as we are concerned, we
will say that up to the time of Mr.. Mann's
arrest, we were not aware OF his ever hay
ing been in the service, and were, there
fore, as little responsible for the cause of
the arrest as We are for the drunkenness
and democracy Of any street loafer.
In regard to Mr. Mann. we find, upon
inquiry, that half the truth told as above
does him an iniustice, which should lie
corrected for his sake and that of lis nu
merous friends.
Mr.. Mann is q member Of the 9th Iowa
Infantry, and paroled prisoner, having
been captured in the battle of Shiloh
These prisoners are now exchanged and
ordered to report themselves at st. Louis
by the lst of next month, at which time
and place, he informs us, he intended TO
report himself for duty. He claims that
his arrest was without cause, which is
confirmed by the common sense view that
he could not have remained here where
he is very we'll known and escape going
back into service. had he wanted 70 ever
20 much.
A PREDIcr1oE NOT CoSr1RnED.-Gov.
Seymour stated, in one Of his speeches
previous to the election, that, ifthe Dem
ocrats succeeded, such an event would
immediately develop strong Union SEN
Gment in the South.
Mr.. Seymour is notany more fortunate
10 bis predictions than Secretary Seward
has been. New York politicians will
pass, but her prophets are at discount.
FL An interesting and reliable &C.
count Of the Indian nassacres, on the
California route, last summer, will be
found in this paper 1t is an extract
from the Quincy (Cai. Union, and was
written BY H. F. Swasey, Esq. formerly
: resident Of Pennington in this State.
@Therc is great deal Of guessing
IN Washington and throughout the ooun-
Try, - to who will succeed to the vacant
Cabinet appointment. now that Caleb B
Smith has been appointed to the District
Judgeship in Indiana.
~ Gov. Kirkwood has gone to Wash
ington to attend to matters connected
with military affairs in the State.
- The s.. Louis Evening News
says:
A regiment OF Iowa troops, under com
mand OF Col Thomas n. Benton. Jir..
may be expected in this city by the a0th
inst. They como from the region of'
Council Blu6a, number over LOCO men
and there IL not half dozen sick men
among thsm. Col. Benton il = naDhax
of The late SENATOR Benton.
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New York. Dec. 10

New York. Dec. 10
me steamer Blackstoae, fron Key West,
18th, has arrived. She reports tho steam.
or Sanford 800 miles out.
bsnkI expedition il ashore pear Foot
Reef. No lives reportsd lost. Is
.11 Washington, Dec. 10.
Nothiag has been received cou6rmato-
~ OF rebel account u Federal ,spulse at
Kingston. N. G..
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!, ~ Burkitt d Co., have just received
gO0 dozen WOODEN hoods, SO dozen wooden
skating caps for Misses and children, gem
tlemen's and ladies' undershirts, 30 dozen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs, gents gloves. 200 pocket books At
ten cents each, felt jockies, ladies' back
cts, hats, caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scarfs, nubias, &c. Gd,m1
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The members OF the Iowa State insurance Company
are hereby sotaed that the Annual Meeting viii bs
held on the second Monday Of January next, 1t the
once OF the Company In the City u Keokuk as2 O'Clock
=. H.. ct which time . Bossd OF Directors will be
elected Tor the snsung yesr.
Once on Asiu ST., between I'd and ID
SAMUEL X. CARLY, Secretary.
Dec. ~, iHOo-d1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RECRUITING FOR THE SIXTH cav
AIRY.
Come On, Boys l...Hurrah Ger tho
Stars and stripes.

Lieutenant VIZ. o. BrKas, sfthe Sixth iowa Cav.
airy, ~ now In the city recruiting for his regiment
Only few more men required to all up tile reri.
msss snd this probably se only chance that viii b.
ofsrsd fsrJ Dining cavalry regiment prior TO The en-
forsssnsst ofthsdfah on She nrst u psxt month.
Clothipx and eqaipSpents have sIready been furnish.
70 Tor the regiment and now at Davenport, and
bounty will b. paid and regular psy commence al the
time Of enlistment I
headquarters NJ Barns Rsntgens ON The Lsyee.
deci3-dhSlm WIN. o. BURNS
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lBY TELEoRApHi
New York Market.
EewYork, Dec. 10.
Fiour-Aartst dull and dropping Sales Il &C Io1
500 for Extra stst; % 734s6 60 r. H. o.
Wheat-Duil aud dropping. Sales 81 q 7IasI ~
Spring; 81 26asI 81 Milwaukee club; Oh 900 u q
Winter Red.
corn-aarkei unchanged. Sales al 7eD71e shipping
mixed western.
oats-Actiye. Sales al 6Sa7oc
PDrk-Firmer
IArd-Steady-9gloc.
Dressed Hogs-Pirmer. 5saGc
wh.sky-1sa a3o cents
Grocerles---alIe unchanged.
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Fl An interesting and reliable &C.
count Of the Indian nassacres, on the
California route, last summer, will be
found In this paper 1t is an extract
from the Quincy (Cai.) Union, and was
written BY H. F. Swasey, Esq. formerly
I resident Of Pennington in this Stata
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~ Gov. Kirkwood has gone to Wash
ington to attend to matters connectct
With military affairs in the State.
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- There Is great deal Of guessing
IN Washington and throughout the ooun-
try, - to who will succeed to the vacant
Cabinet appointment. now that Caleb B
Smith has been appointed to the District
judgesnip in Indiana.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

lNsHlPRRRa.
On and aRsr Ills dses no Powder Will be allowed
cold IN Ksokuk without permission Of The undersigned
nor any kind Of Arns whatever, NxIions OF " ar
has also been ordered By tL1 special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not to alsw Goods or Groceries,
except in limited qusntig for family use TO 70 n.,
Missouri o. The soashsFa tier Of Coanties,
The objcc 10 70 ksep supplies fron the r.bslsor
armed bands Of gusrrinssln Northeast Kis,ouri.
JOHN hTANNUS.
Surveyor ofihe Port Of Keokuk.
Ksokuk. Aug. ~. 1851
DateAeAoEss lIaAr DYs---TAs Bsstin
sa the w0KAA.
wiLLlAH 4. BArcHEL0n'S sslsbraasd Hair Dye
produces color not = b distinguished from
warrssssd act 70 inure tAs Aair In Ne
the Of bad dyes and iayagpsasss Ne hair tor
iifs.: oR1Y, RID o. RUSTY HAZE ias,ans,y turn.
aspisndid biasksr brown. leaving the hair ftand
Dsaasifel. SolA ~ Ill dFnsgists, &c.
TIC gsAnins lsslGneA WILLIAM A. BATCHKLox.
sste fssr sfAasr -. ss
Fssaery, ". q barclay Street, New York. tlass
NJ Broadway and ~ nsAA Asrsss.l 1tso-dAwly
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CONFERENCE.-THE saw Yesterday
q i've cent gas ticket quite successfully
changed to twenty-five cents. The figure
2 was printed by hand before the 5, and 50
well that 1t would not be noticed by many
in the hurry Of business. Ne have heard
OF other changes Of this kind of money,
and it wonld be well to give them closer
look when received for change.
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WONT LIKE Ir.-Yesterday = young
man Of flushed countenance dropped into
onr sanctum, and in somewhat muddy
but spiritedrtyle. inquired for the Chics
go Times. Not being able to fiDd il
among our exchanges, he purchased our
morning paper, glanced At it, and enquir-
ed If We copied from the Chicago Times.
Being told that We sometimes did, but
not very often, be assured US We we're
ITO backward about hat" and signiiisd
his intention Of taking the Chicago Times
Wishing to see some Chicago paper, be
was shown the Tribune. 1t which be w,s
considerably disgusted--was thunder
struck at our keeping die Of the Tribune
instead Of the Chicago Times. Hereupon
our disciple Of the Times marched our :,
not suspecsing he had got in the wrong
pew. When he GENES TO read our psper
We are satisfied he won't like il, and We
would caution our contemporary 10 copy a
little more frequently and fully from the
Chicago Times
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
VIM. 3. fIurd & Co,

- TRIBURE BUILDINGs. NEW foRY.
That rsmiItances gay he made with confidence. w.
H. n Co. refer ~ lhe Mayor OF Brooklyn; to q. w.
G,fFith re dent FarIners' and CItzens Bank Brook
lyn to Joy, zoe " co New York; " Z. 4. Barnnn
fsq.. New York, etc etc. mh%1
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tlnt4opuIar' Medicines, &c.

CONTENTS:
q. DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one bex.
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Que bottle. 500
DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER
DR.. Hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means of Preserr-
ing We Teet, including Directions Tor the Proper Treat
Bieaf o. ChiLtrelfS Teeth.
FLuSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. etc, etc.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office, ~ Fourth ST..
Brooklyn. Il. ID
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for s..
RrThe DENTAL TREASURY makes ID package eight
inches by Eve, and is sent by express
oJ- Fail directions for uAe is en each artitle.
The following articles can be sent separately. by
mail,
The TREATISE on PRESERVING TEETH, SENT post
pad on receipt of Twelve Gents, or four stamps.
The NEURALGIA PLASTER, for Neurajg III the
Face. Nervous Headache. and Earache. sent, post
paid, on receipt of Eighteen Cents or sIx stamps.
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER tiarge
size fJr Pains in the Chest ~hUu ders, DaCk. or any
perOI the body sent post paid receipt OF Thirty
seven Gents.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
DR.. IIurd's Preparations Good

The hest evidence that they is that their fhesl
friends and best patrons those who have used
them Iongesi. DR.. WILLIAM HURD Is eminent
DeIHsL 0f Brooklyn Treasurer OF the New York State
DeHtIsfs' Association, and these preparations have
been used ia his private practice Tor years. and no
leading citizen of BroOkIyn or WiliIamshurgh ques-
tOns their excellence WhI!c eminent Dentists of New
York recommend them as the best known 10 the rD-
fessIOn Without the and OIL adverslng, dealers nave
sOd them by The gross. -.
Phe Editor Of The }rooklyn Daily Times says. Owe
are happy kOo~ u. our friend Dr. IIurb, is sue
ceedIng beyond all ;re.atOns with his Mouth Wash
and Tooth Powder. Fho sft.t e;ret of his success
with The i1eI that ifcles precisely what
they represented 10 be- testify lspm Iner
long use"
The well known T. Barnum writes:- =" found
your Tooth Powder 5 good that my family have used
il all up. We find il the best Powder for the Teeth
that used. / shall feel Obliged if you will
send me another supply al the Museum At your con-
venience with bill"
But their so small that every one may test
the matter for himself.
20 Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders Dr.
Iinrd's Tooth Powder contains acid akali nor
cnarcon. AMI pOIishes wIthpGs wearing The enamel.
I'se no other.
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What will DR.. IIurd's Remedies
Effect

t>, lures Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
e.sNnse Ihe mouth from all Oul eXhaaIIUnS, and f
used in the InOrung, Will make the breakfast taste
Sweeier and The duy begin more pleasantly. Hun.
dreds OF persons can testify 10 this. Try them gem
tleman.
: Or IIurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
give. young 4,.its IlaI finest charm n0man-a
s~eet bEelli! and peary teeth. Try them. ladies'.
DR.. IIurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
best prSplrslIen. the world fer curing BAD BREATH
aRd giving htmness and health TO the gums. Hun
hreds OF Eases Diseased Bleeding Gums 80. Mouth
mixer. &c, have been cured BY DR.. Hurds sstrIn
gent wash
Dr. IlurI's Mouth VAST and Tooth Powder give an
addn"nal charm Ia cHurisihI, and make husbands
more agreeable ~ their wives and wives to their hns
bands. rGey shonld he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable Is imparr a taiit tn the mouth.
DR.. Hurd's IoolhsChe Drops cure Touthoche
arising from eApoaei ner\es ard the best friends
that parents can have IN the house to save their chill
dren from torture aud themselves from loss OF sleeD
and sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS aud MECHANICS! you cannot will ahsrd
TO neglect yonr ieGth Fora irrlIng sum you
get preseryAtlge 10 whIrh RpbscnIl or Asor an
get nolhing better. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and
CONSU NrFlON OF THE LUNGS often originate IN
Neglect Of Teeth Send Tor The Treatise Teeth aud
read pr tiirhs observations on This subject II too
late 10 arrest decay IN your own teeth, save your
chi.dren'G teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Dr.. Hurd's Neural lgia Non-Adheeve Plaeters
are the most pleasant and successful remedies ever
prescribed for this painu disease, The patient ap.
plfesonc md soon becomes drOwsy. fall asleep aid
awakes iTes from pam, and blsIer other unpIea-
sant or Injurious consequences ensue. For Earache
and Nervous Headache. apply according 10 directions.
AMI relet will surely follow NOhIIg an be obtain
ed equal TO DR. linrd's Compress for Neura2 ala Try
them. They are entirely novel. curIoms and or ri.
mai preparation, aud wonderfully successful. They
are OF two siZes one small for tie price Is cts
and the other large. Tor application the bOdy prIce
81 CTS Wiil be mailed on receipt Of prlce al one
stamp.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People Doing ?

The American people intelligent enough 10 ap-
precia7 preparations that nrIbute 50 much to the
happiness HFthOse nsIng them. and they want them
Every mail brings Us ieers. G.Leslrg the TTea
s- nt ieeth, some the Nrura rIl Pnsters. and not
few enclosing 81 cents for f.c ~ .u'n Wash. TO be
sent by mail; hut 10 those We compelled 10 reply
lint IS hunosSble 10 send t. H. PIN hottie by mai
IaH ..s ~ AT these reIHedIes ,yh0 pU supply
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Wssa. u. ggurd & Co.,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR. HURD's MOUTH Vase! TCOWI POWDER
and rOOfHACIlE DROPS ,rn..tt be sent by mail
bat they probably bained yoC: Hrug or Peri.
Odical Stores. 1t they cannOt send us for the Den.
tai Treasury Price One Dollar which contains them,
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
ION nOn BARRELsUF TiE
POud rette.

For sale by LODI MANUFACTURING CO.
100 South Wharves Phiadelp pha, Pa.
This Company. with capital Of 81 $1,000. the most
extensive works of the kind IN the world, and
perlence OF ~ years in mar uiaC turing, with reputa-
ton long established having also the exclusive
troll OF all the night soil from the great city Of New
York, prepared TO furnish article which is with
out doubt the cheapest and very best fertilizer
ket.
Price fer barrels and over 81 so per barrel. or
only SIS per ton. IL greatly increases the Weld and
rpens the crop from to three weeks earlier al an
expense of from So to "a per re- and with very little
labor.
Pamphlet. containing all the information neeessa
ry with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel Webster
and hundreds Of farmers who have used il extensively
Tor many years, may he had Tree by addressing let.
ter as above or
JAMES T, FosTER66 Courtlandt st., N. York
a3a Care ofthe Lodi Manufacturing =
febi3 3In faf na ~. WlLM ER. Agt., Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
CHANCE FnR AGENTS.

Shrewd agents can make small fortune IN carrying
these articles around lamiIes The DENTAL TREA-
sURY tho neatest ariIce that man or woman can
carry around. Send Tor one and Zee ar better, drZ'
zen which will sell. az samples. for -. Agents
supplied lbGrally with CIRCULARS 6T Now ~ The lime
10 go nis the bnsiness and DO good, and make pro-
fl. w. are spending thousands iUr The benefit OF
agents New England men ahd women here Is some
thing nice aud chance 70 take the tide at It's iioo4
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

&1r 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 l. .05
P M and proceed same evening
T.. q. SEWALL, Jr.,
SuD't Del Bail lroad