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SMYRNA DIRECDOPy

SH hNA DINECIURY.
acSn CoamiSsiOnerS-Ayres StockIv Jobn Mus,o,J
Gonn 1o NJ Vosheil' John + Collins William Al. Bell
sshn Millaway; Assessor Joseph w. Mar,ner
IreaS"Ter, Thomas +. JeHefsSn
1o"1 6athT-Nehemiah SIayton:
Snsiees Of the Peace-John Eaton Caleb Walcott.
Ssa"aoles-lh Thomas l.. Sutton William CIothier.
SoAsetor ter PUCK Greek Hhndred-James Kober,s
n0'd'y P"6Itc aud Conreyancer-J 5. H1ffngton.
CORPORATIONS.
0sSk 81 Smyrn0-Drectors. Ayres S.ocklv. Daniel
Sor"'' John Mustard, George DAVIS. James n
Elements Edward Beck n 3 Smithers. Henry r
Eiddeman, Deniel Currey
rIystaeht: AYres Stocky; Cashier William nj
DeH' feiler, Z. J. Colt; Clerk Samuel Cats
. discount Oay-THURsDAYs
OmYrHd Library Assoctattou-President Edwin vii.
meri wee President Rev John G.. Thomson: Re.
eofdlhg Secretary. DR.. William Cummlns; CORES
Pondiag Secretary. pr.J +. ,;Iewson; Treasurer
!ohn u. OennIng; Trustees James p. Hoffecker'
fNev: henry , Getz, Dr. G. l.. Mahon; LibeaYIan
Dr. Charles l.. Mahon
ASr.i1s '''ar LOise. l. o. o. F.-Regular Meeting.
Frid1Y evening ofrach week
&sD'Hald Fncampmeat-Tuesday evening st Odd
Fellows Hall. - OUu
KSf Mea. Sharnee Tribe No. 5-Thursday eyenin ,s
az Odd Fellows Hall.
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LEGESLAY Y'LRE.

LEGISLA YIRE.
sREATE-HoIding Orer-John Z. Tatum Union, N
castle 9ona Green pehocrst Kent Hicks D, Hoop
sf, Unio9 Su,sex Elected in Is62-John F. William
saa ana 1ohn z BelviIle, Union. New Castle; Cove
salisbury Thomas Cnhall. Kent and William Hitch,
Aenfy Hickman. Sussex. Democrais, =.
REPSEsRSTATIvEs-Neo CGSfc-John Hays John
a. Duncan. Solomon N Curtis DavIi W. GemmiIl.
Msrrii u Paxson. John Whitby. Levi W. Lottomus
all Union. kent-Beniamin S Gontee John H. Bew.
ley. James Wil!uafns John SIay William S,ubbs.
ko6s't RaughIey Curtis S Watson. all Democ rats.
Su'sss-Majnr w. Allen, William A. Scribner John
ksFdeu. Luther W. Isher. William D. NAPLES of p
Isese II. Biiey, Esorgs w. IIorsey. all Democrats.
Senate Union men and Democrats.
House IL
DemOc'atic majority on Joint ballot g.
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Saturday Evening Post.

Inc ArUEnAY EVENING POsT Is Weekly pnper
devoted TO Literature, News. sc. Among The con.
'''11'"'S NV, we may mention the distinguished writers
Mrs. Ellen Wood, author Of " East Lynne " "T%,
EarFS Heirs,' etc. 1"'
Mario" Haria"d, author cf"Miriam," "Alons. i"
Virginia +, I6unsend ,OhOse domestic Sketches ar,
so greatly adgired. ~
TERMS.-Slngle copy 50; two copies. 50: fou,
copies go; o'ght csPles land exira) Si2; twentv
copies land Onu exira) S25. '"o"'y
a SPLENDID PREMIEM
Who wants q Sewing Machinel To INV one send.
ing 'hlIy suhSrlhers TO the POST. and $40. will be
gwen gwen as as as fkcMuM one Of Wheeler q Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES. such as are sold hy them nj
roRFr-FNk DOLLARS. The machines will be select
eu new al ihe inanufactory in New York and will be
sent ooxed with full directions for setting up ami
usihg' ana WIFE no expense, eroeEd fer freiaAi. -
81 5 stl. DEACON y PETERSON,
! -. No. SI9 Whlnht st.. Philadelphia
whom required s'"'i'
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mako il rule to propagate only those kinds o
ees and plants that experience has proved 10 be the
most prOhtabIe Tor general GUILTY. ROn-haVIng regard
20 IN quantity and quality OF Ihe fruit rrodnced. In
my seIectlon OF varieties aside from my own eKperi
ence am governed by the opinions ofIhe most mi.
neht writer's on the culture Oh fruit III America and of
e experience fruit growers in ali parts of the
country ana 0t the American Pathological Society
FEACHEs-5OOOO trees, selected varieties and trees
very large and thrifty.
AFPLEs-A large stock. choice varieties Standar I'd
ana Dwarf. Also, Red and Yeov Siberian Crab
standard and Dwarf
FEARs--A choice lot, large thrifty trees, leading
varieties, Standard and Dwarf
PLUMs-AlI the choice varieties
,ChERRiEs-FIne thrifty trees. Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRlCOTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GoosEDERRIEs-English and American varieties
CuRRENTs-White and Red Cherry. White and Red
Grape, White and Red Dutch, Black English. Black
Naples &c 00A
GRAPEs-Catawba. Isabella, Clinton, Concord.
delaware, Dianna Rebeeca, Taylor or Bullet Early
Norihern, MuscadIne, Elsnburg, Hartford, Prolific.
BLAcKBERRrEs-Lawton.D Dorch hester and High Bush
- h4SR8ERRlEs-In varIeiy.~ Largely of the Allen
anu Red Prolific which need no protection IN winter:
heri for market gardners ard those " ho have not time
TO cover in fall
TnAwsEaRIEs-In variety. largely Of the Alba
ny Seeding =
OSAGE ORANGE.
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES.
RHEUBARB,
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Harper's Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX cESrs

TERMS
Two c"rIcs for one year, ss
iiafPers Weekly and llarpers Magazine,
one year. M
r,o,,,h 49,, "eeH'V VIII De sent graiuIousy for sns
"0''In-aS speclHon-to any one who anplIts f,r
H. specimen numbers OF the Magazine will a1.o h.
sem gfa'uItously. Volumes l, II i'll and N CHaT.
"a - "PeNiy' handsomely bound in cloth extra. prss
I>-it "'e now rrauf Mus.m covers are fur
nsnfu 10 those who wish this GumOets bornd al an,
voT,s tdch twenty five per cent rlsconnt allowed
10 no"Aoi'ders aud The Trade To Pcslmasiels nd
getting up club OF Ten subscribers a cspy
Wltl De sent grdtIs. Subscrintlous may co,rmcns.
win any number. Speciman numbers eratuiIou.I,
shYpHed HARPER y BROTHERS Publishers.
franklin Square, New Ynh
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NATRONA COAL OIL.

WARRANTED NoN-EXPLoSIVE!
aud equal To any Kerosene
why boy az explosive Oil when few cent, more
Po' s"i'oh VIII furnish y0n with perfect Ol1
a. Made only bv
ia SALF MANUFACTURING COMPANY
mh2oiy No. l27 Walnut street. PhilaIeInh;.
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AkABRRS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA
IA
STATE OEFLCERS

Ssv'r"or-William Cannon. BridgevilIe.
ry y StGte-Nathaniel b. Smithers, Dover.
mingtOn. '' '" Ii
H"s'"sy Gsnerat-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
"a SsenetHor Of State-Samuel NJ. Harrington Dover
SH'g !Est'ee-E. P. Gllpiu, Wilmington.
@'SSe'sies-John J. Milligan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
Edward Wootten, Georgetown.
ifsssErsr-Samuel b. Hitch. Laurel
AHs'tOr Of Aeeounts-Dr. VIM. N. Hamilton Odoss.
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Cherry Peotoral,

F"E THA RAPID CURE OF
Co'gh", Co'i+. luRurn=n, E5enr.crcss
Sr0"p' ISrOnt thjGia. anCiDip,,5 g,os1 -
sumption, nnd EJT tlsc Ges.Iicf
Oi lOuEumpIiTa HP,.1ieuas
tn 1dHaHce6 Hsn9rH
- OF ;fsT BiHcta!.
his is n remedy universal ~ Known ~ e,,,,,s
any oh"r ir' cuir Of throat and ,uu Q colunuin,s
tht II u ucle,s l"rs 10 publish the EVIDENCE OF itS
Virtues It's thrI,ai.cd excellence for Co1oLs AID
SoI"S ana IL trGIl wonderful of pal,nItarr
Hi''hae. Iale InaIr il Known throughout IN, &, il.
hcd ha'ihiH ni the earth. Fcw are the comnuui;ins
OF even iAni' o. among them vino have not some.
p'rsnhpi experience OF it's effects some II, ing
uoth} III theIF iC,t of in victory on cr the subtle
hhu dangerous disorders Of the throat an,t.luf.y4
As az Know I! drCUdtul latuiiil tlc-, disorders
ana as they know, too the effects OF this remedy
we heot NOS do more than sure them that I,,5
now ail the virtues that it did have " hon rakiuo
the cures which have strongly upon the
confidence of fmaukind.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
J. L. llotl3cker, Smyrna; ID. +. Burton. DO.
yer; ~. NJ. Stevenson, Felton,; w. F. Know.
es, Frederick Thomas Simpson, Camden: II
T. Hammcrsley, Milford, +. Brinehurst g. 20
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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CORPORATIONS
CHURCHES.

AstASd," EPi'eoPaI-PasIor. Rev. William Blshop;
s~sv'ees morning, log evening, Ga
eS6yieetdH-Paslor Rev, John C. rhompson. sa,
Viees. morning l0A. evening 60.
FrSt>s'ont 6p,ssqd- Rector. Rev. Henry ). Gelz
services, moaning. l0A afternoon, 3.
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AiAe1AO ASHOAot OlL
ESOses i'm Variety

DAHLIAs-l30 select varieties for which 7 wa.
awarded aspecIal premium Ivy the Agricultural Soci
y OF Hew Castle county, fall Of 1861. Also preml
uin Tor ne best collections of Choice Pears
tof rrlces and description Of fruits send for De
acripive Catalogue, gratis ''' 10
a All kinds Of trees and plants can be ordered bv
All trees and plants warranted true ,o mama
STOIdors can be left at TINES Office
co RANDOLPH PETERS
S"-'"" Newark Del
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4s'"hsers from Baltimore to Milford Seaford and
..H u'y "Ii' iake evening train from Baltimore and
spend night at Wilmington PASSENGERS for NJ"
~'v leave Baltimore at .o5 p IN and proceed soro.
f. q. SEWALI. Jr,
SuDeFiuteu,icnt No u
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yAsaa eriCaaa Hotel
$3.50 PER DAY.

IHEsFNUT sTREET. BETWEEN FIErH,k,Np Sixth,
..... PHILADELPHIA.
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/ .Blrlchaying, 2 Plasteriip. &c.

ne ss1Ghscrber respectfully informs his f,iond.
p ~ that he ls prepared TO 10 all kinds nG p,I
dispatch. 90 E' S''' win neatness and
He also Keeps constantly on hand no
OF Of BUILDING LIME, CENENT an ''e - 0sst quality
AiIan EN BRICK Aorders left al Ihestnrsaf n
tention. i"oiS' VII II receive prompt at.
APPLY ALVEN ALLEN,
nal
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OENkRAL INTELLIGENCE
- FOR REFERENCE.E i.
,FoKERhNEKT AU7HoRI7IRs.

sGoKtERAfpAEKT AUTHORITIES,
Pr.ssasat tths UAltes ISsotes-Abr,bom I;D.0,,
Fss PSssidsnt-Hanibal Harnlin. =
F.xx1 49,. ~ CABINET.
VIVA Fl. Seward, Secretary Of State.
= aop =, Shas}, Secretary Of the Treasury.
TI"in NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War.
:: r. Usher, Secretary of the interior.
1s.a 1Ms.SantsomeIy Blair, Postmaster General.
TS, Ie0n Z; = "eIles, Secretary ofthr Navy.
Edward Bates Attorney General.
7AAbERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELA.
3 s,s.se WARE.
@s'"s-James A. Bayhrd. New Castle county.
Willard Salisbury, Sussex CO.
nsPrsseHtdfipe-GeorgeP P. Fisher. Kent co.
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can the attention Of all having friends or roIo.
We army 10 The fact that ooa,d's German
tels VIII cure nine tenhs Of the diseases ,nducad
by exposure and privalions incident t T
we call particular attention 10 the foII6wing 70
narNaole and we'll Authenticated cure of one nI ,to
h heroes whose life to his own lanGnago
mas been saved bv the Bitters >, " language
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
I. .ter from Havana and Mexico.

New YORK, January 24.-The steamer
Pacific brings Hvans dates to the 10th.
Mexican advices give a rumor that Gen.
Dobeo committed suicide 10 avoid being
made prisoner by M.jia. .'
Another report is Of serious misun.
derstanding between Generals Ortego and
Commonfort; that numerous desrrtions
have taken place from the Mexican garri.
son at Puebla; also, that a conspiracy
was discovered in the brigade Of General
Ohran, and FIVE officers had been shot.
Further advices state the entireFrench
force in Mexico at 20. 900; but reenforce'
meuts of Is, 900 were expected by the
end Of December.
The Mexicaus have $4,000 at Pucbla
1o, 900 or 1900 between there aud th'
capital. 1900 more at :he capital, 5000
in the Stale Of Queretaro. and 1900 o
$4,000 10 the State Of Guerrero. Mos
Of them are badly armed. The FORTH ga
,ions OF Puebla consist OF 200 guns, an,
the city Of Mexico like number.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

may include Interfering Nth sRlistmtnts.
No such bill has yet been introduced,
but il would be a good thing to do, SO
that men who pretend 10 be Union men
and the sams time advise others not 10
enlist in an abolition War; might be
arrested and tried at home.
You have seen, Mr.. Editors, in tie last
few weeks, The cropping out of that Re-
volution which, ever since the war began,
has been preparing in the North. You
have seen il in Indiana in plots, and
threats, aud open uttsrance OF treason;
you have 8, ZEN it in Pennsylvania. when
The Capitol City was overrun with mob
determined to control the election Of
United States Senators; you have seen it
in New York when the politicians crow d.
ed the II ouse with Thugs and Plugs
and Roughs from New York City and
Brooklyn, determined to prevent the
else ton Of a Union Democrat to the
Speakership, and swearing that before he
should lake his seat he should be assas
sinated; you see it now in speeches made
svcry day threatening the sepal alton o.
the West from New Euglsnd. You saw
it in the speech made lately by Sam Co,
10 New York, which. like the speech O.
Mark Antony over the body Of C@ser
indirectly counselled violence and revolu
ton. while in the same breath pretending
to warn against it. In this you can se'
the success Of the rebellion. What pun
ishmcut can be great enough for tas cor
rupt and de,ilish men who labor at TIM
like this to bring revolution in the North
charge no whole party, but speak o
the rebel wing Of the Demo cratic party
We can hope and labor to avert il
trusting TO the Great Ruler of Nation
+ and believing that he has bolt red no
in his furnace to crush these men an
burn them up, leaving their names t
rot. A. ?. NJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

bad not been removed 10 the rear long bo.
fore. Although the rebels took entire
possession of at least two miles Of it. the
damage done 10 the train was eompara-
lively small. Finding We could not hold
that point with our force, we fell back
half mile across the creek, The rebel
cavalry, about four hundred strong, came
10 the opposite side of the creek. and
TOOK possession of loo wagons that were
parked in wood lot. l had then Two
companies that were not disorgauized;
making, perhaps in all ninety men. I
formed skirmisherS on the bank below the
bridge. aud opened a fire on them across
the creek, severely wouuding four, and
capturing six prisoners. After rsIaking
the train and prisoner, found myself in
command of the regimenl-but one off,
Ger lift lhst was my superior, and he
could not be heard from supposed at
that time to be prisoner, but has since
reported. having been cut off from his
command and maie narrow escape
After the cavalry force was again thor
ougbly organized we compelled the for
ces to fall back to very near to where
they we're in the morning before making
the attack. The weather was very cold
and t:sagresable, yet we were compelled
10 ,emain in the saddle all night. The
enemy made repeated demonstrations ic
break through our right aud capture our
train. but were rspulssd at every at
tempt with considerable loss. The enc
mys loss in killed and wounded was two
10 one, bu. they took perhaps two pris'
oners 10 our one.
Much credit is due to the officers and
soldiers Of this regiment for their brave
ry and efficiency.
Respectfully, 60,
VALENTINE CUPP.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

We all Of us catch occasional glimpses
OF the future. as we struggle through tie
prrplexiles of our brief allotment Of time.
However dssponding aud gloomy the
present may be; even when the darkness
shuts US in. aud frowuing waves threat.
en- to engulf US, there is a bsscon in the
distance. The future is, if we could al
Ways remember ii, brighter than thepres'
ept. Think of this, dear reader: the day
star Of hops goes before you and from
the cradle 10 the grave Blessed hope
deprived ol it, keen despai, would take
hold Of us. When we pass to higher
spheres, shall we drop anchor forever?
ECCLECTIC.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Highly Important from the
Army of the Potomac.


BALTIMORE. Jan. 20 The Washing
ton National lnIelligencsr, received, states
that Burnside resigned the command Of
the Army of the Potomac.
Hooker has been appointed in his
place.
HEApo rs ARMr OF THx PoroMAC,
~ January 96.
This morning Burnside turned over
the command Of the army to Gen. Hook
er.
As soon as the change was known the
principal officers waited OH Buanside and
took leave Of him with regret.
Gen. Burnside has Issued parting ad'
dress to the army.
The following ie the address Of Gener
al Burnside to the army:
HEADo'Rs ARMY OF THE P,roNAC,
IN CAMP NEAR FAINoUrH. Va, 7
Januar, 26. 1863. }
General Order No. 9. on
By direction Of tue President Of the
United States the Commanding General
this day transfers the command Of lhis
army to Msjor.G, ne,Al Joseph Hooker,
The short tims thai he has directed your
movements has moi been frui,lew ofvic
tory nor any considerable advancement
of our lines, but il has again demonstrate
ed NO amount Of courage, patience and
endurance that under more favorable cir
cumstances would have accomplished
great results. Continue 10 exercise these
virtues; b. true in your devotion to YOU
country, and the principles you bav'
sworn to maintain. Give to the brav'
and skillful General who has long been
identified with your organization
and who is now to command you. you
full ahd cordial support aud GO operation
and you will deserve success. You
General in taking an affsctionata lave o
the army from which ne separates with 8
much r5grct, may be pardoued il he lid
an especial farewell to his long and .trie
associates Of the Ninth Corps. His pray
ers are that God may be with you ao
grant you continued succ,s until the r.
6eiion ls crushed. ....g .. 81
BY command OF Maj General Burnsid
LEWIS RlcnMoSD, A. A. G.
1t is understood that Major Gener
Franklin and Major General Sumner ha'
:, also been relieved from their command
of the tight and LETT Grand divisions
tho Army oI the Potomac. but the nam
Of their successors have not been divul
ed nor is il known who has been aPpoiu
a ed 10 tak- tho place Of Gen. Hooker.
Gen, Burnside. with most Of his Ia
:. stall, has bean allowed thirty days lea
n OF absence.
:, The weather is warm and pleasaI
:" The wind is fast drying up the earth
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
The Bombardment Of Acapulco.

SAN Francisco, Jso. 27 Further par
'iculars Of the bombardmont Of Acapulco
explain the objrct TO be that the French
fact wanted supplies. The Mexicans re- :.
fused. They couldn't fight Them on the
Atlantic end feed them on the Pacific.
The ships then commenced entering the
harbor. The Mexicans opened fire from
the shore batteries and the fort, three
miles from the fleet. The shore batteries
we're soon hilenced; the fort maintaihed
itself. After destroying twelve houses,
and damaging 6ry. tue fleet put TO sp'
with out suppl es, the M, xicans conlin
uing the Gre f,om the fort.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Gen. Rurnsiis has been suPercsdsd BY
Gen. JOs. Hooker. Fighting Jcs." will
no doub, put the Secssh through 10 suit
all parties.
Gen. Butler hes been ordered to resume
his command of The department at New
Orleans. IA.
Gen. Banks win proceed 10 Texas, and
ii supposed that Lew and important move,
menls are on the tapis.
Nothing further has been done ssys'
in the West. although ROsencraus is on
the .sHi rirs, and We msy look for stir.
ring news at any moment. i.l.-
Gen. Fil1 John Portcr's cour. martial
bas been concluded, AID the result is,
that be Is dismissed from the army in dis
grace. &
Operations are steadily progressing a
vicksburG, and ere long we may expec
10 hear o! another battle in that quarter
The Conftdsrates are largely reiuiorc'
ing their army in North Carolina, fol
what purpose time alone will show.
Before Burnside's removal, his arr!
made another attempt 10 cross the Rap
psLannock, but the severity of the wealth
e, prevented it, ard the att mpt had I
be abandoaed.
The army is now being rapidly pai
o:f, and in a short time all arearages wi
have been paid up until the 6rst Of Jan
uarY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Address Of General Hooker to the Army
of the pOtOmac.

Address Of General Hooker TO the Army
OF the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc.
January 27,-Tbe following has just been
published to the army:
HEApo'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
CAMP SEAR FALMOUTH, Jan. 2G, 1868
GENERAL ORDER so. |.
BY direction Of the President OF the
United States. the undersigned has as
sumed comm md Of the Army Of lhsPoto.
mac. He enters upon the discharge Of
the duties imposed by this trust with a
just appreciation OF the responsibility.
Since the formation OF this army he has
been identified with it's history. He has
shared with you ils glo,iss and reverses,
with no other desire than that these r.a.
tons might remain unchanged until its
destiny should be accomplished.
In the record Of your achievemcn's g
there is much to be proud Of, and with
the blessing oil God. We will contritu'e
something 10 the reuown of our arms aud
the success OF our cause. To secure these
ends your commander will require the
cheerful and s,alvus 90 operation Of
every officer and soldier 10 this army
10 equipment, intelligence and valor the
enemy is our inferior. Lot US never he's
i,alc TO give him battle wherever vs can
ind him. Hu.
The Undersigned only gives cxpressor
10 the feelipoa of lhis army. WhAp h,
conveys to our late commander, Major
General Burnside, the. most eordia
good wishes for his future.
My staff will be amounted as soon Al
organised. .t
[Signed] JOSEPH HOOKER.
Major General Commanding the Arm,
Of the Potomac' a
The Only movement to-day is a chang
Of locality for headquarters.
Rain is falling Wind south west Til
temperature mild. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Singular Death Of II Mi.er. 20

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
says: '.
Solomon Shaw, aaich old miser, well
known To many in Palmer, Ware, Troy.
and Spring died Wednesday af'er'
noon, IA he was about TO be removed from
this city to the Northampton Insane Asy
lum. For many years he had persisted
in the most miselly habits, scarcely al
lowing himself sufficient Gcod and clothes
to keep himso|fdrcent. When taxes we're
o be ,my osed in one place, lie would
remove to another dodging about 10 the
most bcgearly manner. sleeping under
theds and barns, aud living 10 cracksrs
rather ,hon spending money for meal.
0fen imes he went barefoot, although he
had always plenty Of money.
For long lime he has been in the hab-
il Of carry ing his money about with him.
together with cerl6cales Of stocks and all
his papers, 80 that il has b. en- feared by
many tina, some one would take advani-
age Of HE weakness SO and rob him. The
danger became so apparent, and the doo-
tors d, oding that he was a 6t subj'o. for
the asylum, An stIempt was made on We'd
ucsday to remove him TO Northampton,
While the officers we're providing din
nsr Tor him, he Tell hhok and did Almos'
Instantly, Upon examination, Mr., Clark
the City Marshal, fouId $4,000 in mon
ey and certificates. packed away abou'
his person, in every conceivable manner
Aud yet he would not spend enough to
pay lor dinner or lodGiugl He was ~
years af aye and was born in Palmer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
aa- Victims Of Rheupanlm rsad

CLEARPoRF, Fairfield CO., June 8, 1861
7 DR.. @. w. RoBAck, No. 6, EAat FOurts
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sjrs--ThiS
spring hired 70 work ON q farm during
the summer, but beeeme severely afaiCt-
ed with Rheumatism, and il disabled me-
80 much, that was compelled TO quiS'
work. After being combined to my rOOm
for some lime: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott 4 Sons, y
bottle OF your Scan dinaviSn Blood Puri6-
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and afl
ter the use of them was restored TO per-
feet health. One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed a perfect cure. Being satis6--
cd that tits an invaluable remedy. sent
you this to be published. If you think
proper, that Others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
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