davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

Reg who skulk to the rear
when danger is ahead. In our coinpsny WE
voted tho straight ticket ivf Bro ough, Davep-
port and Co., IA
We are very much elated over the poiiti-
cal news from home. You have gained a
glorious victory for which lot tod be prais-
ed. | hope we have buried POLITICALLY for.
ever the mb,s Than i,}jimOm scoundrelS
whose foul breath polute the air that none
but loyal men should he allowed TO breathe
They talk Of reconciliation by force of ar0u-
mcnt, and propose TO give up tho sirorg
holds we have paid so dearly for to pave
the way. The vail is entirely to transparent
TO hide the treason. Such ideas originate
eithrf With disrrdcred brain or traitor,
aud VIC do not desire to take council with
either fools or enemies. Those who with
hold their support from the Government
are very in>truWental in prolong ing the war
and by proiongatioD of it more lives will be
lost; therefore we hold them reponsible for
great loss of life; and in fact the lives Of
US oil are placed in greater jeopardy by their
Actions aud how c,m We love them or have
patience 10 bear with them. / believe mine
to'be the sentiment of this army, and still
adhere TO the resolution made when first
entered 10: that 10 long ss foe can bo
found North or South, either foreign mr.
domestic, | will not give my cn-ent for a
discUntinuancc of the war. But may God
hasten the day when peace may be restored
tn our distracted country, honorable, per
manent. lasting peace--but none other. -
No Temporary adjustment; no half Way
measures; but the complete success of our
arms, and the restoration and maintenance
Of the rpbtful authority on every foot of
soil belonging TO Us. Trusting that divine
providence may speedily restore peace and
prosperity to the land and us to our friends
and homes, ...t-s. seft gI,...,. .
,I. am. very respectfully, i..,t .
v ra @ Your obedient servant, tf
'..' .H"I t. ISRAEL p. WHIrE,
s.ir lst Lieut., 30th o. V. I.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
From the 3Oth Ohio--A Soldiers
View of the Ohio Election,
From . letter 10 u gentleman of this County.l
'CAar CnERokKg, NoHrI ALAHAxA,
n,tO l.sl

From letter TO gentleman OF this County.l
CAar CnERokKg, NoRrI ALABAxA,
| r.- Oct. 2ah, lsd3. (
SIR: Perhaps brief detail of the opera
tions OF the 30th and the army to which il
belongs would be Of some interest to you. :
| presume the last you heard from us wa,
during the bloody and protraotsd siege ol
vicksburg--the rebel strong hold Of the we,t.
You doubtless are we'll informed concerning
our operations there, and it isnot necessar,
for me to consume time In giving o history
Of that important siege. Suffice il to say
that our regiment bore no small part II
was its pride TO lead tho charge, in the az.
sault OF May ED, in which it lost severely.
During our campaign In the South the reg.
imcnt has acquitted itself nobly, adding
fresh laurels to those won at South Noun
tain and Antietam. We are not seekers OF
newspaper notoriety, and therefore We do
not figure 20 largely in public journals as
some Others, We prefer, like our great
chieftain, old unconditional surrender Grant,
to establish q reputation and win for our
selves name by our conduct on the field,
We have presented one stand of riddled
colors to the State authorities, aud have an.
other to plant for . target. faiat 9it
'' The 10Th corps, 10 Which wa belong, for,
merry commanded by Shermsn and now by
Frank, p. Blair, left Vicksb,lrg Sept. 27th
for Memphis, aud arrived Oct. 3d. From
thence We took up our line Of march along
Corinth TO this placa. which is l. miles from
iuscumbia, which place We probably occupy
by this time, as two divisions were sent to
tho front day before yesterday. We have
had considerable diminishing. The rebels
~ a NJ ayar tx.s,k Af nd \
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

In his issue of Nov. 9th the editor o
the Gazettee sluded to the Presidents re
cent proclamation for troops, and said b,
hoped the Military Committee OF our coun
~ would so TO the work Immediately ant
raise these men by volunteering. lie pre-
tended to have great aversion to conscrip
tion. He said the Military Committees Of
other counties were at work, and our county
committee should at once set tho volunteer
ing machinery in operation. The Commit.
tee dono SO. Col. Pcarce addressed meet.
ing at the Court House Kennon
snd Judge Cowen spoke at Bridgeport, and
it was announced that meetings would be
held all over the county. r.fl
Last week the Gazette came out with the
following, which every intelligent reader
pust see will tend to gil up our quota by
volunteering very speedily and with rush
1T Is expected that the Loyal Leaguers
will rnsh TO the call in such numbers as 10
obviate the necessity Of u Draft. They are
expected to swarm along the highways
and by-ways, singing their iavorite song of
Rally, round the flag, boys, rally once
again The President addresses himself
Ia his call, TO the good and loyal menu OF
the several States, invoking them to lend
their cheerful willing and efficient aid in
raising the mon he requires. OF course. As
those IN Ohio who voted for Brough CON
sider themselves tho only good aud loyal
mem, they will regard them selves as per'
sonally addressed, aud will promptly, cheer,
fully, Jolflty lend him tho help he i'm
plores, and save our proud Republican
btate the dishonor Of another draft. :. To
this end. the leading Abolition patriots in
tnis county should at onoo lay aside all bu-
siness pursuits, and enrol themselves in The
volunteer forces, aud organize at once the
four companies Belmont county will bo rc.
quired to furnish before the 4th OF Jsnuarv
next, TO save draft. Let no time be losit
gentlemen; --'narnin' yourselves, and ON,
10 content, as heretofore, to contribute vons
peighbor, and their sons TO the ranks Of
your country's defenders. '-''t "
We sgree with our former tovnsm.,
Robert W. Jones, Esq, Of the Wayneshnrn
lPs.) Messenger, that as traitors.' 'ccn'
perheads' and rebel sympathisers Womb
hardly fll Father Abraham's order, % ,hc
sision pure loyalists' ought TO take the
field, and will no doubt do 80 with Ire a ms
inspiritipg alacrity with which the yolup.
tsers Of New England 'swarmed her roads'
ene crowded her highways after the l..
shiDg Of the Emancipation Proclam,t;or
e.Sr tyslvs-month ago. A small bounty
will doubtless be paid the last dollar and
last man chaps"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

46Ooe copies issued new Singing Hook ~, ssiesfp
nnd Seiniinries called the DAY. School He'll, il ns~
reutiy. II contains about 900 choice sOgs, rounds,
catches. duets uos, quar-its aud ehorlses mnny ei
them written expressly for hs work besides % svss of
the Elcmens Of Music. wgi easy n,,l rfos sressve.
Aisohg the large mpt,,r OF bceu,isd pieces may be
iouwl "Unci1 Sans School :" DO NJ you hear the
children ro.nins, ""Alwsys look the sunny side,
The iule lass" and Little I.ad,n oh II were N
little bird .Birl of hssu,yr Pretty pair tr-cr Anvil
Chorusn "Nce, me by d'e running brook &e 4 10
compiled by Horace Waters author Of sabbath Sehoss
Bell Nos nnt = which have had the enosmoas sal 10
OF e25O0O copies. Pnccs-pnper covsrs. G cents. $50
PR hundred; bound ~ cents s25 PER hundred so,f
hound s,nbossud glh,i ~. cents SOS per hundred. -
copies fa'shsd al the 100 p'ss Mailed ., The rssaA
prizes. 80 Cr.H 20
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
Another Great Triumph!

Is. GRATz BRowN, Of St. Louis, was on
Friday chosen u. =. Senator by the Lcgis
laiare of Missouri, now sitting at Jefferson
City, by majority Of erm over all others.
Mr.. Brown is the most uncompromisiug
Emancipationist in the State, He was the
editor Of the Missouri Democrat from 1850
to 1857 was one Of the first hundred Eman-
cipationists in Missouri, aud il is said made
the first straight-out Anti-Slayery speech
ever made in tho Missouri Legislature. He
supported Fremont in 1855, and Lincoln in
1860. +si 'fa" rob Ia
Mr., Brown is one ofthc ablest men in the
country, and his record shows him to be one
OF the boldest champions Of LIBERTY AND
UNION, His election is . mighty triumph,
over which oil good men should rejoice. 4.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
N ews Of the Week.
FROM THE ARMY or TIE POTOMAC.


New YoRK. November Is. The Horald',
special from the army Of sbe Potomac, say ::
Weather sdrnirable for active eampuia n
ing, and no deubt General Meade will in,
prove it. -
oWsrrspton Junction is at present the
station fio,n Whence Ill army supplies are
issued. nj s...e.tgrr ,,,,-',,l ''~"-g,'
4 deserser from the 9Th Aabums reyi.
Inent. Ewcls cnrps, came into oar picket
lines day befnre yesterday, who states that
the men in his regiment have laid down
their arms since the fight at Rappahannock
station, and refused to serve any longer in
the rebel army. They were ordered under
guard, but before the guard came, succeed,
edin dispensing through the country and
seeking opportunities to come into our lines.
He represents that a very Respondent feel.
in1g exists in the rebel army in Northern
Virginia. The general belief in their ranks
Is, that their cause is becoming more hopo.
less rs time passes -
President Lincoln has sent laconic dis
patch toGeneral Meade, saying ia sub
stance, have read your congratuIatory or
der to the 9th army corps. have To saw in
reference to their gallant exploit at Rappa.
hammock station, well done. " ~ ~ 7,
Z A letter found in one of the rebel caups
near Rappahannock station, written BY a
North Carolina soldier, says that the noun
tains Of that State are full Of desertcrs from
tho rebel army. Heo mentions that Capt.
Blank was coming up to the mountains " i.h
military force to arrest deserters, and en-
phatically remarks that il he gets in he will
have id good tile."
FROM CHARLESTON.
NEW YoRN Nov. I5,--The Baltimore
American correspondent OF the llth from,
Charleston harb0r says the monitors Mon
tauk and Passaic had arrived from PORT
Royal fully, repaired. The gunboat Nipsica
had arrived. iall 4tr.i u.ns n.1f 1.a ,ir. =
The .bombardment of Sumter goes on
without any unusual incidents. of
The rebel fire was not serious The mon
itor Patapsco recently throw fiye shells into
battery Bee, compelling the rebsls TO desert
their guns for time.
~ Gen. Gilmore recently threw three ordi-
nary shells into the centre Of Charleston to
try the range OF his guns. fs.s
The correspondent presumes, however,
that Charleston will not be shelled til the
monitors are in position, when its..surrender
can be demanded according to all foruis and
usages OF war. 'i.,'l, X ,.,J.fl
The rebels have at least 1000 negroes
working in the batteries on Sul.ivans aud
= ames Islands. but many ofthem will be
found useless when the great trial comes!
The correspondent concludes that the
prospect of early aud successful results were
never more promising than now. aud indis-
linctly refers to an experiment recently made
70 full ofruccess that the rebel distractions
40 longer are to be feared. stating his 6rm
thatwel will havs Charleston or |
Is ruins between nov and Christmas. Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
THE ArHENIEyM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pagss of tapss and hynns
new and old Of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school revival ,sssoaaE Temperatures. prayer and con-
The music in this book has he and animation IN n like,
"Shng Shore" Rest for the Weary" "shsi We know
each Other thrren' "Shal m~et beyond the Hiverrr
There Is Beautiful World" Kind WoNis.n aswssS
Hour Of Prayer" ''fhere is Land Of Lovs,n Suffer
little children 10 come mo-" God save the Nation
&C. Prices ssis copies, bound sS cents e5S per iOv;
cloth bound snbossed gin IS esnis eos per i00 Mailed
at the rolail price. 49,. :,
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
,u,u., ,.l5at -, 81, Broadway, New Yea,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. 4

an entire new work Of fss p.yes and ny 2s ,snss
and hymns. Nearly ono million Of there Bells
have been issued and are now ringing hfpuyh
this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces muy be found .'Shall beyond the
River" There is Beautiful World .Sorrow shall
come again no more" "Do Mt hear the lnses
ngr ~rbou God.sev me,n "Sabbash Bel. CLINE en,s
&c Prices Of Bell No. same as Bell No O. Both
nu,I,bers san be ebtsnea IN voume price. bound
copy 20 cents, s35 per hundred cloth bound embossed
gill; so cents SIS per 100 25 copies furnished The 100
price. Mailed al The retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

DH. W. A, McCgAcKEN. formerly citi
zen OF this place, but more recentiy prao.
ticing. his profession at Cadix. Ohio, has 70.
ceived the appointment Of Assistant Sur.
geon Of the 9sth .. V, l., and started for
his regiment on Monday last, which is now
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
welearn that DR.. McCracken was getting
into good practice in Cadiz, but on receiy.
ing the appointment Of Assistant Surgeon,
considered 1t bis duty to abandon his prac.
tlce there, and 20 to the army and do what.
eyer pc can to administer to the wants and
elevate the sufferings OF our country
brave defenders. The good wishes of hosl
OF friends 60 with him. II Cambridge Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
THE HARP or FREEDoM

conssh % pages Of dnes and shorusss for Free
dom Among the choce pisees would name, Pair
Freedoms mor" % let my people GO" over the noun
tn," ''riey worked me oil The dsy" Ae Price cents
single, 50 cents ses aezsnr ~ psr leoi Issngs
eash.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

II will be seen tire majorities for the
Union candidates range from 722 to 5ls.
This we call decidedly handsome.
Hurrah for the soldiers There is nc
difference Of opiRion among them about the
Copperheads.
In the official of tho home vote, printed
by us some time ago, there was mistake
Of t,oo in the vote OF Washington Township
on State Senator. Mr.. Jamison's majority
in thas Township was 80, instead Of 81
This makes his majority 26 in the county
on the home vote.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
SABBATH SCHOOL. BELL. NO. 1,

eon,nins IA pages and nearly no times aud hymns and
is the most popular 2. s. Book issued Among the
popular pieces are kind Words" "Ialen Abovs~
"Chrstan Hero" 'Beau,ifu Ze.hn Il ought 70 love ny
Mothern Fhe Angels told me so, I'm the Light" "Ress
Zach SIS hundre bound Us cents go psSshundrsd;
cloth bound, embossed sile ~ esnss, s2sp pcs le&
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
TESTIMONIALS.

"The Horace Waters pianos are known ameng he
1 very hest "-tF.vnngalist
1--WE eau speak cf their ris f'csn persons knews-
edge,f6Chti-ii~,, lnirllyrnceI
6wnicrs' P,u,e- sih Melodcons ehnfenge esmrarI
son with ,he fines made anywhere. r-ttioue Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

Loyal Leagues are extending rapidly in
the Eastern shore counties Of Maryland. =.
Colonel Birney has enlisted l,7Ss eolorea
soldiers soldier in the State and recruiting i quite
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
BELMONT COUXTY---OFFICIAL
October Election, 1863.

The vote Of our Belmont County soldiers
was counted at the Court House on last
Thursday afternoon. We give below the
result, the majorities on the home vote, and
the total majorilies for the candidates.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains ~ pages OF tunes and hymns designed ,Yyev
val, prayer. and conference meetings Price IN paper
retail price. - w ~ =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

contadns 1e psges Woris BY Rev Sidney Dyer musiv
by Pro Gull This 10 exceleni book fov cone ers for
the young Pncespaper covers ~ ssA,s oss per 1905
bound 26 certs, osS per 100. i y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
TmE HORACE WATERS Mpa .oDEoNs AND
... HkRNONIIIMS

Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Pelent Divides
Swell Prices from 80 $500. ALEXANDRA on
CANS from s2,N iu $50.
nFA liberal disrouni 10 Cerxyme Churehss, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, scuinarics. and Teachers.
rr-.--- - HORACE WATERS. AEt
,|.r tti.i No. al, Brssdway, N. u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
WATERS ia.r cHrAr MUSIC ron IN. " uLL,o,

Arranged as so'os; duets qusgisi,s end ehoru.ss An,
muiesl societies. choirs ssnsy schesis public schools.
seinnsrief, rtc. Shall know each other thsrss}
Dont you hear the Angelo coni,ssn lshslI We Sas.s
beyond The rver!n .ise IL iane" There is Sssstui
world. Where i.hsry dwsls s my eouniry,n Free
Ahra'am ak hundred thousand more pssrk-ss I, and
o. en"sorrow shall come again no ossr aHesven-
y Honsev Come sing q hesvsf md IN ,;~h v
ave win love our Sunday schsop aouTod is iusreb
W. onn God save III. Nation, whiIuefs sons ef Tns
r'nliston NegD" Pair Ffeedoms Mem hss dawnsd
willie IS gone to Hesven,H "saass IiIs children }.
esme unto nep -Bary me N he morning, Ho,hsr.v
cents % crnis per DOZEN - per ioD pos,sre 90
eaeh.i In sheet fonn with Psis ascomps sius,s -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
THE H0aAC; WATERS M0DERM
,.llllMllA D., II, ...m,, t., -, -.
Full Iron Frame Pianos

are bni Of the very heat and osi thoroughly seasoned
,ua,crins and will s,rnd my olasis The one 10 vey
deep, rmnh. full snd mellow; the touch rla-r Fssh
Piano warranied for ave years. Pnses from esis y
-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
Published by HORACE WATERS. Arr
No. <si, erssdway, New Yerh

'XUArERy cHoKAl HARP-x 49,
wv schosl Boob. Of ra0 pages u bssu6l.i Hv.ny.
and Tunes y soqiains many gsms suei, ss ash.l W.
SHOW each ~ ssa'e, mer suHss h,.ls ehndsS 10 eo~s
1i>sye M with ny mrhsrn "Hs lesds,h ss kssids .3n
ws.e." &C. rfles, paper covers - esns; eIs ~ icS
WATERS, An,horof .susday sekoof HSih's NJ
sne wa,sn ssye had the s,iassoss ssls o. s,sr SsS
fsas ssssE ssa::Ss wxaRs x;saR;:s Il X. sH:s.:. r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

S2I5-NEw OCTAVE PIANOS, Of diiIsrsss
makers with rvcd foT S2fp Second hand Panos
and Melceons nv sD $50 so e7s, 81 90 siis, siSas
SiJU and St01
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19

'.sAli communication. intended fer insertion In III,
paper OF upon business relating the Office should b,
addressed Bchnont Chronicle St Cinir-vals, Ohier
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-11-19
TffE DAY school. BELL.

,W4I tn -t7Cft .
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Harper's Magazine.

The present numb Z commences the fu entI.SiYiL
Volume "t HARPER NEw MeHrHLY hA,aziAr II
will retain It's character an illustrated FnHtv NJ,
hZlne containing papers upon History, R.ngrsphv
TrHvel aud Adventure. FicIlur. Poetry PepuIsr x,
-nCe, Arts, Man LfgctGEes nI CrII,ci-in cAFcfn;v .
ters III AuIerIcR aud Europe
In the January number wIll be commenced ss,,.,
"t papers y Nlr Ross Brow ne, der rlttg Jo.,..,
10 Iceland. &c oe o!usc} IIiyrirn,-d v !jn .A.,tk,
u character incident and scenery from o:sina! Sfsu
Ings by the author.
Mr. TrriiUres Orley Farm il concluded IN III.
number and Ei-s N!"cks Mistress and NSIt W.
DC comp etrd the utIi
The p-r mher number cuuIl,rs or,f.-..:. ...s -,
Ross E'S~He. CErD lie ,I'o. ,t - t..' g .'..s
Marian 1 Evans, Il S.it1r. tuInci "fl5na y,
nah Mara hnOek. IItO :, .!!iBr s..r,4s i gL,s
handler don ION. y Watson. ;iar, r S,aqi.y
EOuse Eu'n!ss Aat!I"f ev i'oi'o:,r Dante S,swofi
Alfred II t,ue :nse,. Arthur Thomas y - shrpustd
BensUu LrrsiHg ,
matter IN = more pi@aslug forrE and more prvEissY
illustrated than any Other similar periodical. The
illustrations aene cost than any other magsz Rs
eIpends for literary and artistic matter
TERMS.-One copy for one year. S3. 90 two eepieI
fer year. 90 three copies fer one year
| 2 CO; Harpers Magazine and liarper's Weekly eve
year. 90 and extra copy gratis far every club Of
| ten subscr bers
| ClrrRynen and Teacher 200 eysar The ssni.
| Animal EGlume hound IN cislh 2 90 per Volume
Muslin covers, q ccnts each nett The ppsiagr sn
iiarporss magazine must be paid hi the office AsEs
4 |" received. The postage Is sc cents ySsr, Of
! entr for three mrfihs
| The demand notes 9th triteS States will be re
ceiN ed nr subscriptions Our distant friends a.,
| Address HARPER & BROTHER.
| Franklin Square, Now Ysfk.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Z. = Internal Revenue ,
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

do hereby give notice that I have appointed the
following named persons Deputy Collectors of Inter
nal Revenue, for the District Of Delaware, TO wit:
Division No. l.--Brandywine and Christiana Fu-
dreds, New Castle County, John r. Hilyard, Deputy
Collector; Post Office, Newport.
Division No. 2.-W llminglon Hundred New Sac
lie COsnty, James L. Devon, jr, Deputy Collector
Post Office, Wilmington City.
Division No. 3.--Mill Creek and White Clay
Creek Hundreds, New Castle County, Abram P.
shannsn, Deputy Collector; Post Office. Christian
4, Division No. Anew Castle and Pencader Hun
dssds, NV Castle County, Jacob D. Cazier, Deputy
C-,IIsefet; Post Office, Kinkwood.
Disisisn No. 5.-Iled Lion Hundred, New Castle
esunty, Gsorgs D. Money. Deputy Collector; Poet
Ofice, Delaware City.
Division No. s,-s,t. Georges and Appoquinimink
Hundreds. New Castle County, Alfred VI. Moore,
? D.0t,y Csllector; Poyt Office, Odessa.
= I" Division No 7.--Duck Creek Hundred, Keni
County. Thomas L. Sutton, Deputy Collector; Post
Ofise, Smyrns.
Division No.s.-Doyeran and Little Creek Hundreds
sKsnt County, Matthias Day, Deputy Collector; Pos
tOfses, Hszietville. e-sts. s
- ID vision Ma. 9-MurderkilI Hundred, Kent Coun
", John r. Clements. Deputy Collectors Pos. Office
CarndeB. ta-.f
.Hia Divisisn No. 10,-.Milford and Mispiion Hund
reds, Kent County, Peter l.. Lohand, Deputy Colcc
tsr Post Office. Milford. i-
Division No. li.--Cedar Creek, BroadkilI, ,Georgs
town, Lewis & Rehoboth and Indian River Huns
reds, SUSSEX County, Edward M Vaughn, Deput
Collector p. at OfhGe. Milton,
Division No, I2.--North West Fork, Little Cresl
spr.~x css~k, Nansir~ks AVID B.itmors Hundred
D~x,x ~ Ms~rs Dspusy Cosxtos Pest Ofhes, n
- CHARLES II. d DAY, CsIzrpsz.
csrs~ers oAes, Uyvsr yas f7th, ie0eI
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Small Fruits, @
Strawberries,
Raspberrles,
Blackberries,

make it a rule TO propagate only those kinds Of
trees and plants that experience has proved 10 be the
most profitable for gener =, Guilty. auOnhavng regard
TO the quantity and quail ty OF the ffn produced In
my selection Of varieties. anide from my own e1Peri
ence am governed by the opinions Of he most en >
ne writers on the culture OF ituu IN America and OF
the most experience fruit growers oil parts of the
country and of the American POmoiogcal Society
PEAcHEs-3UO0O trees selected varieties. and trees
very large and thrifty
ArPLKs-A large stock choice varieties. Standard
and Dwarf Also Red and YeliO Siberian Crab,
STANDARD and Dwarf
PEARs-A choice lot. large thrifty trees. leading
varieties. Standard and Dwarf
PLUMs-All the choice varieties
CHERRIEs-Fine thrifty trees. Standard and Dwarf.
all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS, NECTARTNES AND OUNCES.
GOosEBERRIEs-English and American Varieiles
CURREsTs-White and Red Cherry. White and Red
Grape, White and Red Dutch, Black English. Black
Naples. &c.
GRAPEs-Catawba. Isabella. Clinton, Concord
Delaware. DIANA. Rebecca. Tay lor or Bullet Early
Northern. MuscadIne. Elsinburg. Hartford, Prolific
dSc.. &c.
Accommodations, Dorchester and High Bush
RAsPBERRIEs-In VareIy. Largely OF the Allen
and Red Prolific. which need protection III winter
he for market gardner and those who have not time
90 cover ia fall.
SrRAwBEERIEs-In variety. Largely Of the Alba
| ny Seeding
OSAGE ORANGE.
SHADE g. ORNAMENTAL TREES,
RHEUBAkB,