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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

On the lst Of June the undersigned com.
menccd paying out the county funds. under
direction Of the Board of Relief, and up to
Saturday last had issued orders for SIlI0-
making the total amount thus far Including
the sum paid by the McVeytown committee
about eighteen hundred and fifty dollars.
GEORGE FRYsINGER, Treasurer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

Negre Sol1ters.-The Legislature 9C T.-
nessee has passed an act g for the relief -
volunteers which authorizes the GOyerno,
to impress into the army all the free na,,o.,
Of that State between the ages Of fifteen .,3
fifty years, being sound in mind and boIr
These volunteers" are to perform sncb NJ.
nial services in the camp as may be reou,.l
and to receive therefor regular rations vi,r
eight dollars per month as wages.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
The Work Of Treason.

The enormity of the Southern rebellion
and the evils it will entail on both sec
tons, whether as one or two governments,
will only be felt as time progresses Here
toiore duties on imports have sufficed to
prevent direct taxation for government pur-
poses, and although State, county, and dis
trict taxes were considered onerous, BY too
many who did not realize the blessings We
enjoyed when compared with European
government, all this must soon be changed
as the natural result of the wicked. the
hellish acts Of the Southern conspirators
Debts will be created, taxes levied and col
iected, and the general expenses increased
IN many ways, among others that of being
prepared for war on large scale-for now
that it has been shown that few bad men.
banded together by Cataline oaths, can
first destroy national party organization,
as was done at Charleston last year, and
then plunge States into rebellion and an
attack on the general governments for
treases, the prestige of that public opinion
which 50 long ruled and preserved US in
peace is gone, and gone, we fear, forever.
The bullet and bayonet must now enforce
the decrees Of law as they do in Europe
the sword take the place of the staff of Of
flee. Other evils too, of demoralizing
nature, will follow, so that even the pres
ent generation will yet startle into wonder
that all good men North, South, East and
West, did not rise up in Cyclopean power
at the outset and strike down all the foul
mouths tainted with treason even in the
remotest degree.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

Es4-5 is said Jef Davis has an agent in al.
most very county IL this State! Who is his
ag5pt IN Miflin
4 Fbtin Spoken DemOcrat.-The Doylstown
i.e1-ocrat gives President Lineoln's war mes.
sag. - unqualified endorsement, and cor.
alai'y approves of the policy recommended
therein. 1t declares that after the Presidents
clear and honest statement of his policy in
-egard to Fort Sumter, the man who calls
TINS Lincoln war" ought to be set down
es either traitor or 4 fool.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

An advertisement of the old Foundry and
Machine Shop, J. r. Weekes, agt., viii ap-
pear in orr next-The Mifiin County Caval
~ are called on to hold themselves in rcadi-
ness-The Teachers Institute will commence
on the 10Th Of August-Thc f. K. Acade
my, at Locke's Mills, will commence its
fall term on the 9th Of Augnst-Orphans
Court Sale, aud additional Registers No.
ricng
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
lllSqlqgYg.

FENIIE Miiiin County Teachers Instjtn,,
A for 1861 will be held at Lewstpwn, com.
meneing at Q O'Clock a. m, MONDAY. Au.
gust 10, and continuing two weeks.
The exercises will consist Of drills, discus.
81 ms, lectures on teaching and the several
branches taught in Common Schools, and
lectures by several literary and eiucationa,
gentlemen, on topics relative to Education.
1t is earnestly hoped that all who intend ia
teach the ensuing season will he in constant
attendance, and avail themselves Of the GREAT
benefits resulting from such an institute a.
this is designed to be-
All who have the Fifth National Reader
and Grcenleaf's Intellectual Arithmetic. are
requested to bring them
Directors and all persons interested in cdu.
cation are invited 10 attend the Institute
A SMITH.
iy3l Co. Superintendent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

GTRAYED away from the subscriber ID IpI nS
y early part of last week, middle slzsa l;sa
COW, red and white spotted, with a VIM nr
stripe on the back--her right ear torn AHI
person giving information of the estray' WIZ WIZ
please make it known to the subscriber VIZ
will pay all reasonable expenses for herretp1"'
Lewistown, July 81, 1867 j. GALL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

HgThe body OLA. Gregg NeF, mem
Der of the Bellefonte Fencibles, who died
at Harrisburg last week of typhoid fever,
was forwarded to the home of his mother,
near Potter's Bank, on Monday last He
was young man, and formerly in the en-
ploy Of George Blymyer Of this place
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

nea- The locOfoco papers continue to
trouble themselves about Harvey, who it
Is alleged was in correspondence with the
South Carolina rebels. The poor fellows
must have something to bark at in Lin
coins administration, but for all that Old
Abe will do his duty without consulting
them It would better become most Of
these political mountobanks to do penance
for tleir former sins in upholding Davis,
Cobb. Floyd, Thompson, and other trait
ors, han to talk Of that of which they
Ea5w nathing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

Rg-The Mayor of Harrisburg was under
the necessity last week of closing sundry
drinking establishments to stop the numerous
brawls occurring among the soldiers and 9th
ers. Four or five volunteers were thus hurt
IN one day by the use of firearms
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
e@GeOrge F. Miller, Esq, of Lewis
burg, prominent candidate for President
Judge of this district has declined.
For the Gazette.

FOr the LIaz0tte.
Among the Logan Guards we are pleased
TO recognize our young friend William T. Me-
Even. Having served five years in the % q.
S. Cavalry and been honorably discharged by
Capt. Jas. Oakes. Mr.. McEwen, in the hour
Of his countrys danger promptly volunteered
his services, and marched to Washington in
April last with the Logan Guards. Ills
friends would be grAtifed to see him appoint
ed a commissioned officer, for which his taste
and experience so admirably qualify him. He
would make an excellent cavalry officer,
branch Of the service in which the army is
known to be deficient. We would therefore
suggest to the new company now being form
ed in the valley the name Of this young gen.
tleman, as one of its officers He would
make an efficient one.
KIsHACooUILLAs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

49,, =, -, I,r,o. .. -. -, 1o,,,,,
and 10 the an,fr,,ca of Inyai mos Who Ion,
n erect Won as tbnv clnn.t here N nah.
lie .-,rhiia wn +hns liza vo,, ,rpI~i1,et
it is in the expactation tbat - our eeuu-
try still bleeds. and your COMPANIONS
are vet in the field. ana tby DANGER more
imminent. with the same hernism. the same
bravery Of soul. the same Patriotic fires burn
ing, and an acquired discipline for effective
service. many. il not most of YOU will rcturn
to the field Of acti n and that YOU. will 90
multiplied in numbers. Foremost 70 the res
cue at the outbreak of h0S:;l;;ias, stand hy
your country's dag and your cogn:ry's cause
to the last.
Aiyeady have you set most noble exam
pie to the nation as It's prompt and brave de
tenders but then your cXl.lple will be en-
nobled hundred tJld ;i.a pen e the histo-
rian will record It for The eye oS posterity to
gaze upon, aud lis influence Will 20 down
and be felt in the ages anu centuries Of the
coming future. Like g1e rocks ot Therm0p-
Yl9, which stand aS memorial aitars where
three hundred martyrs To liberty were inmo-
lated, and by which succeeding generations
have sworn eternal cnuitv To ty:auny-Eke
the name Of Tell, which shall never cease to
be the banner cry cf Switzeg'ani until the
fires of the Judgment shall melt down her
eternal gaziers-lke the names Of Wallace
and Bruce. which shall echo ao.pr the Ligh.
lands Of Scotland until the mountains shall
melt as wax at the presence Uf the Lord
ike Leonidas. and ReguIus, and Bayard, and
Sidney, aud Ua3hjB0ioa, who not only put
their lives in jeopardy for the salvation Of
their country. bat set an examnle which. if
faithfully followed, would soon rid the world
of its monster tyrants. and erect on every
hilltop "altars flaming with the incense Of
freedom"-like these. your example will be
felt and your memories will be cherished =
me :, f 'S So har s Sea 4S,I''e 70 IN 1'oF me
honored by generations yet. to come. The
present present h9nored reception that sreets you
need of honor f6at awaits vou"os s'2S wh;@b ;l'5
posterity shall deem you worthy.
- I:li'iuSIoH, :I let M say may 70" I'VE
S0aaglca Bauaer," revered ia sons--wilh no /
one star stricken from the constellation, and /
oaf;ng aJofr frl lvery Wv , ''''- i''. . IA
hilltop, from every mock aaI corner u. this I
broad land and from every port ana mast
DEVELOPED in new form. demanstrated @ rated to to
the eyes by the world not the inherent weak |
ei n@]s, 0t, 'ne to;n n.ai,s L',' q IRE. g,rl'
preserve the liberties of its people, the Amer |
lean Republic occupying a ioftier rank among /
a1sJ l anon -5e 5.rsrs r9Jl that - b"a g 9I, fer
ror to desPots-a beacon light to the oppres
..'f ",''.JV. l ~ '.''.y - t.IS''E. 'iu
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
llH J. A, ARADRl,I,
At LOCKE'S MILLS, MiFFLN COUNTY. Pi

fESlIE fall term will commcnce August 9th,
III and the winter fern November Ilth-
Tuition Ill common English branches. Ari,h-
metic, Grammar, &c. 8 per quarter Of T.
weeks. Algebra, Geometry. &c, 50 Lal.
guageS, So No pains will be spared 10 make
the instruction thorough and progressive
LEWIS c. PANSON. prm.
July 3l-4t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
The Logan Guard Fund.
TREAsURER's REPORT.

The following is list Of the subscribers to
the Logan Guard Fund, with the amounts
"A ,,osI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

ACcIDFNT.--Jennie, an interesting
child of James A. Murray, fell consider
able distance from the stairway to the floor
last week, breaking her thigh bone and sus-
tanning some other injuries. The limb was
set by Dr. FanValzah, and the little suf-
ferer is now doing well
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31

Town CoUNCIL.-A meeting of the
Town Council was held Oh the 23d to con-
slider the propriety of granting $50 for pro-
viding a supper for the Logan Guards,
when the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
Rcsolred, That $50 be appropriated to,
wards furnishing a supper for the Logan
Guards provided that the Chief Burgess as
certain, before making out said order, that
the Town Council has power to grant money
for such purposes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
The amount paid out is as follows the par


\ HuI"NeI "I "III"f p3tf10JW snU&cTPUUnS WtT
Dn.tic. bUt payments.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-31
Notices of New Advertisements.

Lewistown, July II, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-19

and not liking the idea of sleeping with
corpse, be tucked him up there to ! get him
out of the way"
"You're right" replied the landlord
swell, he's cool 'un anyhow, and woul'
you believe it, last night 1 thought he wa
coward !-that only shows how easy it i
to be mistaken in people. And now h
sleeps as sound as church; let's be care
full not 10 wake him." ifa-- -1--
L breathed freely; for I Immediately
understood the whole matter. The land
lord had put me to sleep with dead man
| heard them take down the body and pul
it into coffin-for it was that they rad
brought with them. They carried it away
and l was left to myself. With my mind
thus relieved fell asleep, and enjoyed two
hours delicious slumber. then got up,
dressed myself and proceeded coolly down
stairs.
"Good morning" said l to the laud lord,
who was behind the bar.
''Good morning, sir" he replied sheep
ishly;"I hope you slept WE'LL"
Splendidly," l returned; "my bedfellow
gave me some T. touble at first, but 500 n
got rid of him." s.'.
81 know you DID," returned mine host,
with a knowing wink. "Well, must say
you are the coolest chap ever saw"
Not another word passed between US
with reference to the affair afterwards
learned from the conversation of the people
while l was at breakfast, that my compan-
ion for the night was drover, who hav-
ing made a ruineus speculation in cattle,
had, committed snicide by hanging him
self in the chamber the night before.
l left the Golden Angel that morning,
having obtained quarters at Barnum's Ho-
tel. went 10 the Convention, voted six
hundred times for, and returned
home, having given full satisfaction TO Mr..
Ardew.
1 told my adventure to my friends-not
as | have told to you, dear reader, but with
the same construction that the landlord of
the Golden Angel put on it. Everybody
thought that l had displayed extraordina-
ry coolness and intrepidity. There is one
thing, however, to which have fully made
up my mind, and that is, l will never at
tend another political convention as long
as l live.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-19
LOvejey and the SIavehunter.

The Springfield, Mo-, correspondent of
the New York Ismes writes:
Colonels Owen Lovejoy and Shanks are
here, and BY invitation of Gen. Hunter,
will probably take some position in bis staff.
The former, by aid of his good natursd
countenance, and his suaviter IN nsodo is
a very general favorite with everybody.
He goes wandering carelessly around, look
ing not unlike the elder Napoleon in out
line; Keeps close eye on the ebon chattels
and is chiefly engaged, when engaged, in
writing bis name on the upper right hand
corner of envelopes with the addition of an
an. c."
A day or so since, q Union citizen came
into camp and with dolorous visage COM
planned that somebody had allursd of his
negro boy Sam.
" See here" said some wag, "do 5on see
that gentleman yonder in blue coatf
well you inst go to him, he's the man TO
hunt up your negro" e oa
The individual moment afterwards
had buttonhold the gentleman in blue,
and to the great delight Of the listening
crowd was informing him that "some Gus
sed abolitionist" had stolen his nigger,
and asked his assistance.
"Look here" said the gentleman in the
blue coat, as be leisurely took of his
glasses, which he had put on the better TO
have view Of the petitioner, "do you sec
that man at the gate with his gun! You
DO oh Well now you just get out Of this in
Eve seconds, or I'll hand you over to is
ksepiugr
The individual was out Ton time" and
The indignant Col. Lovejoy watched his<
retreat with the most evident satisfaction.
1t is possible that the same man won't ap-
ply to him a second time for assistance in
nigger catching.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-19
qostru.
V0ICELESS VERSE.

The world is rife with noble thoughts,
That tremble on the tongue;
The world is full of melody
Unwritten and unsung.
The music of march is sweet,
But action is sublime, 6
And you may live nobler verse
Than can be told in rhyme.
Let Tyres and lutes, with tinkling breath.
To love-sick girls belong;
The rythm of well-spent life
Is sweeter far than song.
I'm weary Of the waste of words
Our world were not so dead,
II half our bards would cease to write,
And live their verse instead.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-19

S A coquette is equal to . dossn
high winds in throwing dust into ones eyes,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
and Acting Assistant Quartermaster General.


CURGEoN GENERALS OFFICE, AUGUST 9, 1851
of Medical Cadets is published for the information Of all
concerngd:---
Sec 7. And be IL further enacted That there be added
to the Medical Stat Of the Army Corps of Medical Cadets
whose duty shall be to aGt dressers the general
hospitals and as ambulance attendants in the eld under
the direction and control Of the medical officers alone
They shall have the rank and pay the military
cadets NJ West Point Their number shall DO regulated by
the exgencies Of service ut no time TO exceed lly.
shall be composed Of young Of liberal education,
students OF medicine between tho ages Of eighteen and
twenty three who have been reading medicine for
years and attended cnst course OF lectures
in medical college. They shall enlist for one year and
fifteenth day of the last month Of their service the
approach OF their discharge shall be reported the Sur
geon General In order, If desired that they may BIO re-
tievcd by another detail Of applicants.
Application must be made to tho Surgeon General for
admission into the corps In conformity with the above
dence period Of medical studies and enclosing the
cac of the dean OF the college (or when not obtanabc,
other satisfactory evidence Of the ac that the applicant
has attended one full course in a medical college.
Those applications must also be accompanied with tes-
tmonais Of tho good moral character and sound ply
condition Of tho candidate
When application is favoraby considered the cand
date will receive letter authorizing him 10 appear before
Army Board of Medical Examiners, who will make
special report la each From among those approved
by the board the Surgeon General will select such
Der as the service may require.
As the services OF this class OF medical and surgical
assistants are at once required, applications to be
who will direct the candidate 10 appear before Of the
Army Medical Boards session in Washington and
the city Of New York.
r. c. WOOD, Acting Surgeon General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
INSTRUCTION. ,

~e~I>~-1.e,~~>~~-rs-,~<~-
A. GENTLEMAN HAVING SECURED THE SERVICE
Of accomplished goverpess 70 take charge OF a5
two. children Jagged respectively and 18} would
aor Christian bone mothers care and the bos. IN
structn three four children Of either under IL
years II age. address Nelson, boz ]8A Herald ocs.
A I1H0UGH EHOKkEEP1NG, PENMANSHlP, ALICE
n bra, arithmetic, &c, The principal branches
taught at PaINES Mercantile Colleges 62 Bowary, New
YocS 2s3 Fulton street. Brooklyn yet ample provisions
made for the instruction CT aduIt foreigners i'll read
irg, spelling and all branches OK English education,
each student receiving strictly private instruction
DERSoNs WISHING TO LEARN SPANISH pRACTi-
ceily apply to DR.. A. Il DUVAu, lssc Professor at
the orgetown University D. 6 Residence at 6ramerc
Park House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
SPORTING

A GRAND REGATTA COMES OFF ON WEDNESDAY
n next at Pollock Yacht Cove Hotel, New York bay,
for all size boats and al kinds Of rig Trae two ninntes
pcr foot Tho course from stake beat OF his dock to
Robbins Reef light Gd repeat four times making dis
lance Of twenty miles, to start al one O'Clock pre-
cisey The prizes arsTo first class beautifully chased
silver tankard second class, massive goblet third
class appropriately designed cup. The winning boats
also saved their entrance fee Stages leave the Jersey
City ferry hourly for the hotel The above will be Of
the most interesting Of the account the
happy selection Of the course, which makes all the boats
pass freat OF the hotel four times thereby letting tn,
spectators haye Insight to the manner In which
matches are Jailed and won.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

Y1TANTED IMMEpIATELY-A LARGE NEwF0UNr.
w land Slnt will exchange for IL very iarp. ana
beautiful Newfoundland and S. Bernard Dog or buy /, Tor
cash. Call for two days. until II >. NJ, ur address
Aph 4s West Twenty sixth street, 5etwee1 Seventh and
Eighth avenues. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

ZrSRANCis BUTLER, NO 9 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
choice Breeds for stock and sale. Buffers Infaibe
Nange Care Flea Exterminasoy, so oeats per bottle
Buffers breeding Training, Diseases, &c, Of D0,s ST.
Dogs boarded, framed &c Medicines for all diseases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL, SIX MILES FROM BROOKLYN: STAGE
~ every hour Good stabing for horses the best Of
fishing bathing &c Prices To conform with the times.
T. POUCIIER.
FINlE ADVERTISER HAS DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED
Il House at South IonkeTs, Riycrdao station;
several families can be accommodated with Board Apply
al 80 Broadway. Furnished Rooms singles and in suits
al 81 per week. $40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

r IGHTE & BRADBtInYS'
IL New Scale Oycrstrlpg Bass Patent Insulated Full
frame Grand and Square P!anofortes, No AL Broomc
street
What everybody says must be true every ie6y says
they the best, therefore they must be the bss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
Z
MEDitAxS

nkR. COOPER, NO. Il DUANE STREET, MAY De CON
IL siad on all 6iscales Of certain nature. Twenty
eight years exclusively devoted to those enats
him % warrant In all The victims Of NJ
placed audience edica pretenders cap cali vita
certainly Of being radically cured no ray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE

On Saturday, August the United States Mail Steamer
FULTON
m W0rroN, Commander
will sail from Pier No 81 North River foot of Beach
street, on saturday, August II, at noon
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has
double engines under deck enclosed by water tight com
prtment which, besides other results tend in the event
cosloh or strandng to keep the pumps free to work
and secure the safety Of vessel and passepgers
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL NJ. FOX ! ~
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agents, broadway
Inc steamer ARAGO will sail September H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

CSI1K AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALI. SIZES CONSTANT
- y on hand; Regimenai insgns and Stands OF Goors
hand and to order at shor, notice. National Mari
time Flags aud Signals, Fancy Flags, stats, Carved
Eagles Spear Heads and Mountings nc,
HOJER " GRAHAM, manufacturers, 81 Duane 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14
COUNTRY BOARD.

FyNiiE LA f0URErfE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. j.,
l. will 30 kept open until October Two desirable suits
OF Rooms suitable for families will be vacated this week.
ana may DO secured If applied for Immediately Boats
leave for tho La Tourette House from pier North river
az 100 20 $50 aud 500 from Dey 10 and
43o O'Clock. WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-14

WTANfTD--A COVERINGS, TO GO TO NASHVILLE,
w Tenn, to take charge Of two young ladies; she
must he accomplished pianist good freEch scholar
and competent to taach tie higher English anches and
also possess fine powers; not than
Is years you'd Ie preferred sho vii DO expect
cd to act companion to her charge, fir salary will
be given. UneZceponable references TO character
and ability will DO required Address w note when
and where to be seen, Mrs. f. of Mr.. Thomas Eain
80 Nassau ST
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7-7aa=-
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
N forte for sale full iron plato, lined with satnwood
made TO order COS, $780, win be sold for $780, including
Stool and Cover also Drawing Room Sur, cost 5000 for
$l35 Inquire at 10 West Twenty sixth street, sixth
avenue.
DARGAINS.-TO Re SOLD CHEAP, A LOT OF PIANOS,
II Music stools, Watches, Diamonds, Jcwelry, Cp and
Letter Paper Ssgrs, Seses, Books Paintings, Guns Silks
Knives, sc. Will be closed after Friday Of this week
J. +. jones So Ann street secoud door.