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Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
harrisburg In Danger.

HARRIsiUho, June I'LL A. M-Evcry thing
looks very gloomy here. The Indications are that
ilIe rebels will be within sight of Harrisburg tonor
row, and in the absence Of troops the destruction of
'l the bridges along the Susqnehsnna will be iney
tSdle. The troops, as fast as they reach here and
Eepott for duty scrt To the different lords on the
EivrE where works bring constructed to prevent
their crossing. The hills on thejopposite side ofthe
river are illuminated by the fees of the working par
lies Engaged in throwing up entertainments.
Tho aLlaWpts To get troops from, Washington have
failed. and sjl the energies Of the State must be di
rected 10 arrestug the rebels bcfTe they cross the
Susquehanna. Jhe country south Of the river there
10 hspe VI saying from devastation and plAgc.
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MlSC"ELLANE EOIr ).
Letter from Dover,

DOVER. JUNO. 1Gtl

Dover, June, 10th, 1863.
Mr., EditOr.-The grand rally OF Union men on
TUESDAY last walked US up, and shade US wonder
where they all came FROM but the hustle aud excite.
mSnt have passed away and we are as quiet as ever.
No rain SINCE the shower OF Saturday night the 9th
Inst gO'd rain would be most welcome TO citi-
zens Of town and country. had the pleasure of a
ride In the country yesterday visited the beautif u
and SORIsodieas ehureh-a Magnolia in the morn.
morning, and listened to an excellent sermon at p
NJ, by Rev. T. w. Shippers, at Barratt's chapel near
Frederick. While witnessing the administration OF
the Sacrament there busy thoughts of the past were
thronging my mind, oflhe by gone time when crowds
of kneeling woIshiPpers hefare that alter who long
since have passed away, received perchance the
broken embenls of the body and shed blood of our
Saviour from the hands Of an Asbpry and other
Cient worthless who with the people to whom they
mnistered have passed to the silence of the tomb:
While the memory of their virtue fingers vet
Like twilight hues when the sun has set"
This chapel is about halfmile north ofFredcri-
ca, and the new church erected in the town makes
tho congregation much smaller than formerly
There has been very great Improvement in the
lands lying on the road from Dover to Frederick
within few years, The soil is sandy but grows
very hne crops when improved, and there are many
excellent fields Of wheat that promise amply to re.
pay the husbandman's toll Many new buildings
have been erected, and that region which twenty
years ago looked SO sterile, is a beautiful por.
tion of the country. The exception to this improve.
ment are the Cooper lands and tract belonging to
your toWRsmap C. e. Temple tell Charley to get a
wife (If he CAM come down and improve his farm
81 sell il to some one that will improve it, For sevc.
raj years the farmers Of this section have been ap
ply'pg with striking results, compost in which
'klng crabs" are the principle fertilizer and immense
heaps are now lying on their fields filling the air
with an Odor, not the most grateful to the olfac
tories. Tell me are these ugly fellows (the crabs
mean found else besides the shores of the
pclawafe? do not Femcaber to have seen them
IN any others waters.
Can you spare some of your citizens that used to
De so effective In keeping the side walk in order in
SmyrnaT II broken pavements aud neglected side
Walks wheFe paYements are not, is any evidence OF
neglect on the part of the City Fathers here thai
evidence stands out in bold relief "Thcy have a
cloud of witnesses" Tell Capt. D. tha, he is sur,
of one vote if he will move to Dover. The lowe,
hotel kept by Capt. Mullen. has been chAnged int
q Temperance House, the owner, VI. w. Bites
Esq, resolving that bar should no longer be kept
there, and making deducli,n in tho rent sufficcn,
to cover (n all probability loss to the Landlord
that may result from this change. The Doctor de
serves great credit for his action in this IN. tier
though doubt not he was prompted to that action
by higher motive thun na"' appreciation. =.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIL OF A VERY
DESIRABLE FARM
r.
TRACT OF LAND NEAR LEIPSIC.
IN Little Greek Hundred Kent Co. DrI
n" LIHte Greek Efnndrsd Kent Co, Del.

Py virtue OF an order of the Orphant Court of the
olate OF Delaware. in and for Kent Couniy will be
exposed to pubIc Auction or Vendue, TO :he highest
n oSSt OIoder or bidders for the same on TUESDAY
G9a uay oI June. 1868, at 3 o'clock. p. NJ at the
Court House door in the town of Dover in the conn
anu STATE aforesaid. the following described real
certain farm tract OF land situated in Little
Creek Hundred. Kent Couu.y end State Of Delaware
Vhg on 1Oe west side Oi the road leading from Lep-
SIC sc 70 CO"gIis Corner. adJOIlng lands of Nathan
CuriU"' OGnlel Ford William G Hazel and james
oougheriy, containing 21S ACRES and lO4 perches
OF land one hundred and eighty -elghr acres and 3
PeIcnes ol which are cleared land 63 acres aud ~
pefcnes are oQdand G,d 81 acres and I49 pcrches
a'e ~ pIdch CLitpie as Will appear by actual survey
aS maue OF the same, be the same more or less in
he tenure OF Charles y Clements and others il being
The real estate OF Francis g. Harper Iale of K.nI
County deceased. and witt be sold for the payment
er on the part of his widow
AtehdaRce Will be given and terms nude known
Dy Thomas y Harper. Admnistrator of sald deceased
by OIder Of the Court.
May l9lh. 1863
IksMs'-flftecn per cent. Of Ihs purchase money
must Ds PAID ON the day Of sale and the residue there
oi OH The first day of the next Orphans Court of Kent
County. to be held at Dover In SeptembeF next: tho
per centage to be paid the day OF sale will be for
eted IN case the other terms are not complied with
70 De treated as part Of the purchase money
~, D. mere IS on the above farm a large Dtlck
u"eilRg house and kitchen in COOK repair with car
ragshouse. smokehonse and other necessary out.
UeHulngS' Also a i"O-siory frame dwelling house.
10 feet by 30. with ouI.huIldnes and number of
and houses There is ON The farm Peach Orchard Oi
<oOO 'rees' III iull bearing. with Apple Orchard and
great variety of other fruits This fnrm is admira
bly located IN highly improved neighhorhood con-
Venleu 10 Churches. School Houses. Mills and Nuvi.
gatlOn lying within one mile and ha Of Lhe yiIage
oI Lelpsc' where there Is first stream OF teet
deplh OF wat tT five miles and a half from Dover the
Eapllal OF me S;atei nine HIles from Smyrna four
Station, mil nd hotI C-un
Steamboat Landing. This farm can co. enienlly and
to advantage be divided into two Erms with dwell.
ing on each and is we'll w0iered having stream
running through several of the fields. and n never.
aliing pump OF waserOf feIcelent quality the above
arm 10 very desirable place of residence und will
he soid Tree and discharged OF all claim of dover
arrangements may be made by the purchaser for a
portion of The purchase money TO remain
On tue iafn II desired. The properly Will be shown
To any person wishing examine il before the dov AZ
SAFE. ny the undersigned. residing in Leipslc, or by
"haHeS ,. Clements, living Oh the farm.
THOMAS s. HARPER, Administrator
LeIpsic, May 18th. 1863
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General Notice.

Section "a. act for enrOlling and calling out the m
tional forces. approved March 3. 1862 Is IS follows
Sec. "a. AadJe 70 further enacted, That every
person not subject to the rules and articles Of
war who shall procure or cntice, or ATTEMPT to
procure or entice, soldier in the service Of the
United States to desert or who shall harbor
conceal, or give employment to deserter. or
carry him away, or aid in carrying him away,
knowing him to be such; or who shall pnr,
chase from any soldier his arms, equipments
ammunition, uniform, clothing, or any bart
thereof; and any captain or commanding officer
OF any ship or vessel, or any superintendent or
conductor OF any railroad or any, other public
one OF his crew or otherwise, knowing him tn
have deserted, or shall refuse TO deliver him ~
the orders of his, commanding officer. shall
upon legal conviction be fined, at the dilrre,
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LAT TEST.

The latest dispatches received as we go to
press state that the rebels at Chambersburg
are only 1000 strong and that none have ar
rived at Carlisle or Shipponsburg. The excite
ment is subsiding
Another account states that the rebels are
at New Market, Pa, 10000 strong. They are
not advancing rapidly.
Twelve regiments are under marching orders
from New York, to defend Pennsylvania, and
also several regiments from New Jersey.
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Provost Marshal Generals
Office.
WAsuINcrox ID G. NM 90 Il

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May %. 1863.
" All men who desire to Join any particular Regi.
ment o! Cavalry now in the field are hereby author
zed TO present themselves at any time during the.
next thirty days TO the Board Of Enrolment in their
respective Districts The Board shall examine them.
and determine upon their fitness for the service and
found to be ft, the Provost Marshal OF the District
Sha give them transportation tickets to the general
Rendezvous, at the Hcadq quarters of the A. A. Pro.
Vost Marshal General of the State As soon az tbev
present themselves at this general Rendezvous they
shall be duly mustered by mastering and di,burs
ing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed BY
law" y
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WAR NEWS.
THF INVASION OF MARYLAND
AND PENNSYLVANIA.
SEVERAL TOWNS TAKEN.
HARRISBURG THREATENED.

The air is filled with rumors and counter .run,o,.
of the advance of q portion of Lees army 10 Win.
chester. HsgeFstown. and even to ChambersEurg, in
Pennsylvania. In connection with this raid, procla-
nations have been issued by the President and by
Governor Curtin. The f,rmer calls for 100 900 men
from the States Of Pennsylvania, MARYLAND. Ohio
and West Virginia. P,nnsyivlnia is called ON for
$4,000
dispatches from Chambersburg ond Baltimore
state that MilrOy was surrounded By $4,000 rebels
81 Winchester, bot cut his way out, and ioued our
forces at Harper's Ferry. The Chambersbure dis.
patch IS more inportInt, and says that lieutenant
had arrived at that place, having fought his way
from near Greencastlc. He reports the rebel. ad.
Vanc'ng IN three solume, one towards Wayncsboro
and Gettysburg, one direct 10 Chaubersburp. and
one towarde Mcrcersburg bright light was seen in
the direction of Greencastle at eight o'eock Droba
iy from some burning buildings. The rebel hmm
at GFeeRcaste is reported to Le 5000 strong mostly
consisting Of cavalry.
TelegFaphic dispatches continue to arrive in sucL
nppoeEs, that sttement made one moment il Tia.
bic to be denied the The latest we have il one
to the effect that the rebels eat red Chatsbcr.burc
at nine o'clock Monday eveniI 2. Tic tcleyr,nj,
operator took his instrument to Scotland Yard. 6y,
miles from the town. and was ,cicgraPhing from that
point when the iiae closed to Philadelphia.
There is a mysIcry about Gen, Hooker's move
ments which time will clear up. He is reported To
have moved with his whole force towards Warren.
ton. and shen suddenly to have marched in another
direction which is not stated.
Military m"Vemonts in progress TO check the
''.i movement IN this direction, which it would not
be proper to pattIcuariLe,
Governor Tod Of Ohio, has issued Q proclamation
,-.ag ont $4,000 men in that State fy the defence
.idcr,
The New York 9Th regiment have offered their
services 10 aid n resisting the invasion Of Prnnsy
vInia. aud have been accepted. THY have left for
Harrisburg Governor Seymour received, Monday,
telegram calling for 10000 men, aud General San.
fsrd teiegraPls that he furnish 5000 at once
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Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT THE
THE NEW STORE
NO. 81 South Second Street. East Side, below Mar
ket, Philadelphia.
4Sep The Subscriber, who Tor more than ten years
FM} has been engaged in the Wholesale and Com.
EAs- mission Shoe Trade Of this city, respectfully
calls public attention TO his new and we'll ne
ec'ed stock Of Boots and Shoes. of City and Eastern
Mahniacture which he will sell remarkably low ai-
ways acting upon the motto Ihata "nimble .sixpence
Is ht tier than slow shilling" Wholesale buyers
WIN ma IL TO their interest to give CALL as my
acquaintance with tke Manufacturers warrant me in
ing that my facilities not surpassed for getting
goods at low prices. Shoes from pair to one thou.
sand at the New Store. No. 81. South 2d Street, he.
low Market East SIDE. WIN. l.. GARRETT.
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Richmond Threatened.

The Richmond Sentinel oflast Saturday published
an important item Of news that the rebel forces on
the Peninsula between the James and York rivers
had been forced to fall back before force of 1000
Federal soldiers and to avoid being Aanked by the
Union gunboats in the james and Chicahominy riv-
toned is encamped at Rarhamsville, in New Kent
county. This village is about half way between
West Point and the Chicahominy. and directly north
Of the former place,
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The EaSmy near Carlisle.

We learn from trRsiworth source that al il9 a.
clock, to-day, The scbels were within ten miles Of
Carlisle only twenty-tigia miles frnm HARRISBURG
~.rlie Bedford office reports that scout has ius,
come 10 who says that the rebels a.e moving on
Cumberland. Mary land. with force OF 5000 cavalry
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MARRIED.,

Jnne llth, 1863, BY Rev. D. F. Ewell, Mr.. PETER
ADAMS to Miss MELvINA STEVENSON, all Of Kent co.,
Del
On the evening Ofth 9Th inst by the Rev. W.
T. Robinson, Mr.. john t. WARREN, of Philadelphia,
and Miss SALLIE MoRGAN. Of Smyrna, Del.
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ton ol any court haN ing cognizance of the same,
IN amy sum not exceeding live hundred dollars
and he shall be imprisoned not exceeding two
years nor less than six months
OF the provisions OF Ihe said section and auv one
ing ledge OF any such violations are requested to
give IniOrn uIion imne edialely. -
EDWIN WILMER,
myze-fl Provost Marshal Of Delaware
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GickAhurU.

VckSburg adyioes to the 10Th instant report affairs
unchanged there except that lines are being daily
contracted. Our troops at MllIiken's Bend have
been reinforced. Six thousand of Kirby Smiths
troops have gone up the Washita river, and are
operating on the Louisiana side Of the Mississippi.
J"hnstone is receiving heavy rciniorcements from
the east and is preparing to move forward toward
Vicksburg: 49, --.-.. ..----.-.---
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rxcITEMENr IN nlIlLApgLPHfA

+, The 8slleiin # Tuesday, eve ig. ssys:-The citv
is alive With exei,epest to-day. Tie news of lie
rebel advap,e in Prnpsylyapa has raus d the mo,
pf9f,uld sensalsn and Intelligence j. eagerly look
cd Tor from the inferior. +1E ln-W~ ''El'
IS,iig Of tbe pressing emergsney Mayoy Henry
issaed focian,aton earnetly appealpg 10 all citi
scns ~ Close their plac o. LIs, .lus. ayd 10
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Head Quarters

PROVOST MARSHALL OF THE STATE OF
DELAWARE,
SMYRNA, June /, 1869.
All persons desiring to avail themselves of the
above privilege will present themselves TO the Board
OF Enrolment soon as possible
EDWIN WILMER,
ju4-lm Provost Marshal Of DnI,waro
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WM. d. BRAD6URl'S
Piano-F0rte Establishment,
No. 49S BrOOme ST.,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The subscriber respectfully invites The attention
his friend and the public generally To HIS Pa. orle
CSOshy street.
Hnving Withdrawn his interest stock and material.
from the late firm Of - Lghte y Bradburys" which
firm wat dissolved on the 3lsI of Januarv uIt and
having purchased The entire stock of, Piano.Foues
aud PIanO.Forts Material. owned by hIs brother I'd
ward u Bradbury. an The said firm he now pre- par
ed TO supply the Increased demand kuT his celebrated
Piano For'es. Employing The mosI sklful and cxpe.
rienced wOrkmen. with large stock of the best and
NEST thoroughly seasoned maicvan and an abundance
OF capital he has taten IN hand the persona
sion of the whole business OF manu- featuring his in
sIEIments. and enabled To oui Piano Ortea of
unequallsd tone aud durablenFss
BRAUBUR?'S NEW SCALE PIANO.FORTES
In the arrangement Of our new scaie drawn and
prepared with The utmost care expressly for our new
instrumsnta. We have added every impgoyement
which can 4: ans way tend TO the perfection OF the
Pian0-Forte. and we confidently assest lhat GDr
dohcacy OF Iouch. volume. purity. brilliancy aud
hweeAess ot tone. combined with that strength md
HoliIiy OF frame necessary 20 durability hees instra
ments uneQualled 't ''-. -
d SrRENrH AND BgAuTV'' ia our motto and vs in
wife the ciOses criticism Of the best unbiased indpes
in the land.
6TEvery instrument wal ranIed for FIVE wears
WM, q BRADBURY
r. 427 BrOome st, cor oil Crosby, New York.
mhI2-3m .'''
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Notice 10 Deserters and Spies.

Notice TO Deserters and Spies.
Section nth. act for enrolling and calling out the na
"onal iores' approved March 3. 1863. iS follows
Sec. ], And be 1t further enacted That il
shall be the duty of the provost marshals to
arrest all descrters whether regulars volunteers,
milltiamen, or persons called into the service
under this or any other act of Congress wher
ever they may be found, and to send them to
the nearest military commander or military
post; to detect, seize and confne spies of the
army who shall without unreasonable DELAY, be
delivered to the custody of the general com
mandmg the department in which they may
be arrested, to be tried as soon as the exigen-
cies 9f the service permit.
All persons are hereby requested TO give inCsrma.
ton of hny Deserters and Spies
Fer the arrest Of Deserters n rewayd M Fivo res,
DOIiaIs wiz DC Paid. EDWIN WILMER,
my2S-4t Provost MarshaI al OeIaws,a
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THE UNION
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPIlIA,
Established Tor furnishing meals to soldiers on their
the SICK
Having been in operation two years. supported by
private h'rIbuions, the Ladies of the Committee
propose holding falr in aid Of our fund, commencing
days. "
The success Of our first fair was due TO the liberal
patronage from all sections and classes and we ask
me nhabtans OF smyrna and vicinity extend to us
their aid The express collecting articles in vour vi;
c'nliy' Will deliver to us any cOntr buttons Of fruit
hpwers' buffers. eggs &c free OF to the donors
and return all baskets vessels that NAV be entrusi
ed to their care.
Please direct ms below sending the mama Of the
contributor With each lot, to be registered
AFRAID BARROWS, Chairman
Union Volunteer Reircshment Saloon,
Foot Uf Washington Avenue,
June H. 1863 PhIlade phia.
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uneot themselves. without delay, w.th tho; eAis-
ting mlltary organizations, for the defence OF the
city
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band of 2lO mounted rebels made a dash on
MaysviIle, ky, on Sunday night, and left after
stealing the horses of the guard.
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CAPTURE OF FOUR PHILADELPHIA VESSELS BY TIE REBEL
PIRATE coOUETTE

The Press of Monday chronicles the capture OF
four vessels, mostly bound for Philadelphia by the
pirate COquette sort of tender to the greater pirate
Florida. Three these vessels were burned the
captures were made of the Virginia capes. BY way
OF lure the pirate set the American flag at half
signal of distress, which easily deceived the patr-
otto captains. The crews of the captured ships have
arrived at this port and their story fully told in our
columns, furnish chapter of peculiar interest. The
Coquette was burned by the rebels, and her flag
transferred to the Tacony. From the direction
taken by the pirate, it may be inferred that it is in
aPprehensihle proximity to the Northern coast. Ii
will be remembered that the Coquette and the Flor-
da-the latter a more formidable vessel-had beer
san5 together.
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Head Quarters
PROVOST MARSHAL STATE OF
DELAWARE,
SMYRNA, May 80. 1863.
Government Property Issued
TO Soldiers not to be Dispo-
sed OF Under Penalty
Of COnEiscafIOn.

section S3 act for enrolling and calling ou, the ma
tona forces. approved March 3. 1862 IL as follows:
Sec %. Aud be Il further endctcd That the
clothes arms, military outfits, and accoutre-
mGnts furnished by the United States to any
soldier, shall not be sold, bartered, or exchan-
ged, Pledged loaned, or given away; and no
person not a soldier, or duly authorized offccr
OF the United States, who has possession of any
such clothes, arms, military outfits, or acco1-
ttrements, furnished as aforesaid, and which
have been the subjects of any such sale. bar
ter, exchange, pledge, loan or gift, shall have
any right, tlue,. or interest therein but the
same may be seized and taken wherever found
by any officer of the United States, civil or mil
ltary, and shall thereupon be delivered to any
quartermaStcr or other officer authorized to re-
celye the same and the possession of any such
Clothes arms, military outfits, Oraccoutrenlents,
ny any person not a soldier or officer of the
United States, shall be prima fcie evidence of
such S sale, barter, exchange, pledge, loan, or
gift, as aforesaid.
EDWIN WILMER
myZo-4t Provost Marshal of Della ware
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Special Notices.

SECN TAI INUtECCSs
EDITOR or SMYRNA TINES,
DEAR SIR:
With your permission. wish to say TO the readers
ot your paper that will send by re:urn mail to al
VIII" wish IT, (reel Recipe With full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm that Will
ettecInally remove. in 10 days. PimpIes Botches
Tan. Freckles aud all impurities Of the Sk leaving
the same soft, clear. smooth and beautiful
Will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces. sImpC dreclIuns unh inform atInn Thai
viii enable them TO sInrt full growth Of Lu,ur!cIi
Hair, Whskers. or MOustaChe. Ia less than 30 Inys
All applications answered by reIurn mail without
charge. Respectfully yours
TIlOS. + CHAPMAN
mhl9'2m Chemist No S3l Broadway
New Y.fk
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Gen Milroy cut his way through the rebel lines
at Winchester, oil Monday last and arrived al lIar.
PerS Ferry, losing 2000 men in the affair
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ID N ICK x
WANTED.

BOY between the ages of fifteen and seventeen
ears. as an apprentice to the Harness Business =
Terms made known to applicant Apply at lhe Bunk.
or Hhi Harness Factory. Commerce al. Smvrna
al a.. n, o. '''t' u. OLIVER AYRES.
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Positive information has. been obtained that the
army under Gen. Lee is nearly double what it was
when the battle ofChancelorsville fought These
reinforcemen;s have been drawn from North Caro-
lima and the B!ackwater river. 1t is said that the
enemy is divided into three corps each consisting
10000 men.
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Ornamental Iron Works.
WOOD g. PEROT,

II"I INIDNTE nv EN I r THIIsADEII.
PIIIA, PA,
O'eI ior sale upon the Most favorable Terms. NEW
anu Bt.AIltUL DESIGNS III great variety of IR) IN
kAiLlNCS for CEMETERIES. RESlDENCES &c.
OF wrought and Cast IrOn and Galvanized Iron and
Brass Tuhng Iron Ferandahs. Ealronies Stairs
counters. Fountains. Gates. Columns HtchIng Posts
Lamp Stands. Vases. Tables Flower Stands Sofas
Chuirs' StatuaTy Animals. and all other Iron Work of
a Decorative character. Designs forwarded for selec
on' Persons applying for same. will please state The
h'he OF WORK needed. inll 3m
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c. %.

AT Milford, on the 25th of May, 1863, ANN, wife
OF George 5. Grier, aged ~ years and days
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DOCTOR A. H. SANBORN

iHr located ~ smyrna and respectfully offers his pro-
esriona' ~rvces0 the ihhabilaals Of this place and
Vieinily; OFFlCE-Ar TIE HOUSE oP DAVID
LEASlNTON. REcEtrLY OCCUPIED ny On. JNO
a. MoOkE. RESIDENCE Delaware " two doors
above Tsehudys stord, opposite The Rev. James b.
"s"''r r11iAbA 31u ~ iGrtJ. i... myl5.ly