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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

tragedy quite You will understand that you are
10 teach Priscilla Italian And about the
terms, Mr.. Robert Smith says that you are
not to increase them, as he really can't afford
it."
"Ma'am!" T" said Lucy, astouished.
"If you object, of course we must find an
other responsible person. who will include
Italian for the amount of your present salary -
Lucy's mother was failing in health. Need
we say that she was too happy to teach Italian
without remuneration, under the circumstances.
On the same morning Mrs Robert Smith dis
missed her cook, who blundered Pate de foie
gras, and hired another at greatly enlarged
wages.
The widow Hinchclif was not only is.ltjb n,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Employment

THE UNDERSIGNED are desirous Of securing
Il the seTvices-of tSw You've AESs V e4SaEs IN .
travelling Bgenty upon a salary OF
FORTY Doy4LARs e SEoNTHs
and ALI expenses paid. This is an opportunity seldom
oeTered and those who merit the appreciation Of the
Subscrbers by strict attention business, eau rely up
on con stant employment for term of years For fur
0s' ADAMS, HERMAN co.
Ii3 lis Broad Street,
Mar fle2-sm. Aikinson pefft, p a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

Ae AeilqNl ilila8 we're composed "a tlIa death :
re SEEHcg so IEszE GAss.ra .Ffs b. tHsir -.
Aes and gentle manners won the es.sonl " Al -
were acganinled Wan llen-
BT CHARLES E. sNITH.
" eoniradeshaye gone to their Ious restiuw pl.o.
1aey have hAs 9ea their course here below. -
@Asg lave lesai tAeir last hattie and run their lss
And thesF sous 70 their maker havsgo0e.
They leftthsF dear fathers and aaotl,ers =. ba,.
1Asy wee Ieang and stout, hearty and brave;
Before four n1Iths passed they were beth taken -,
And now they both lie in the grave.
We three let together. and listed to hxi,t
FOR the red i9r the white and the blue
For liberty freedom, for justice and right
And FOR all hat Is sacred and true
Many long, weary miles in the ranks have nar.5s
With Jesse and John BY my side
and Little thought IN 50 short time
That e4tker q them would have died
But alas aley have passed the cold Jordan af s,l
AND have tanded on Canaan s bright shore
where pleAsqre and happiness never shall end
And Whers SICKNESS IS heard Of no more
Al the fe0t Of Cheat Mountain their graves nav be
On httle green bank they both lie
ana ptne tree ls growing each Gf their rra,-ps
To show where two brave sold iers lie
iiut why should mourn, or feel to COMPLAIN
Or why Aoald my sorrows teIIg
For what s my earthly loss Is their Hearenlv ,,i,
And JeS@ hath done all things we'll.
BEvEEIE, Va. January 10, 1862
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N Ar RE D.

the 9th inst, at the residence Of the
! father. in Radnor township, by Rev.
dwell, Mr.. JoHN r. DAWES, Of Della,
r. Miss HELEN JAMES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
STOCK OF DRY GOODS


TOOK OF DRY GOOD S
AT SHERIFF SALE.
james, Kent, santee Co., } The st,te or Chic.
VS.. { Delaware ceunty IS:
BY vrtue of n order OF sale to me directed by the
,,Drt of common pleas of the county Delaware and
state OHIO, shall offer public sails TO Tie high
sst bidder, commencing on
Tuesday. the 1T day of April, 1862
snd containing from dav to dav between the hour' Of
10 O'Clock and 10 o'clock m all the stock
goods, consisting Of
Boots, Shoes, Cloths, Silks, eot.
being III the stock of Dry Goods belonging bat j.
known tho 40 lentamgv store, in the town pela
ware in said county, and taken in atarhneHt, srf tha
.uit OF the above ed and other PiauGs, against
said Defendant SAID TO be At the store room late
ly occu pied by Isaac l.. StHrtsman.
;TERMs or Ali terms under five dollars, cash
in hand. II i've dollars and over, five month
rI edit with interest and approved secnTity.
pc WA TERS. Sheriff of Del, Co., y.
POWELL & VAN DENAS, Atpys.
March i3, 10 Q. tsJ'oOJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

COMPLAINING We have heard repeatedly
during the last few days, persons complaining
of weakness and debility. We would say to
all such, get some Cf McLean's Strengthening
Cordial ana Blood Purifier. 1t is beyond all
doubt the only remedy that will renovate and
strengthen the system. The immense demand
for it from al parts of the United States is proof
enough of its beneficial effects. We know by ex-
perience that it is delicious remedy to take.
Call and try it. See the advertisement III an
other column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

Those Preparations (unlike all others are
Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to the Huu;an Family
Rats do not die on the Premises"
They come out Of their holes to die"
They are the only inrallible remedies known"
~12 years and more established in \. Y, City"
Used by-the City Post Office.
Used by-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by-City Hospitals, Aims Houses, sc.
Used by-City 1otels-'AstOr-'St- Nicholas
&c.
Used by-tbe Boarding Houses, &c. &c.
Used by-more than 10000 Private Fam lies
BGF~ See one or ttco Specimens Of lrhat Is
Eueryarhere said BY the Peoplc-EdaOrs-
| Dealers, &c.
/ UOUSEK KEEPERS-tro with Yermin
need be so no longer, if they use "COSTAR's'
] Exterminators. We have used it TO our salts
fadtion, and ifa boy cost SIS we would have it.
We had tried poisons, but they effected moth
ing; but COsTAR's" article knocks the breath
out Of Rats, Mice, Roaches and Bed Bugs
quicker than we can write it. 1t is in great
demand all over the country.-1fedina (O)
Gazette.
4 MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy
ed,annually in Grant County by vermin, thar
would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Kill
lsr.- Lancaster (Wis,l Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR.-We are selliu;
your preparations rapidly. Wherever the.
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Yer
min disappear rapidly.
EckER & STorFFER, Druggists,
Windsor, Md.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

WATsoNis NEURALGIA KING is a
certain specific for Neuralgia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

had any idea of. VIZ -
home that eTe,i aa Hcen
frs. 1rian parents, and in
Is was identified with that
in the most responsible ca
with his Church.
; persons ever lived more free
than be did, ever expressing
IN a liberal hand to every
e.sious institution, regardless
lie Voluntarily acted IN the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Drain Tile

TUsT received car lead Of Drain Tile ei
81 superior quality. m
5 inch Eusaeshoe Tile is..........-....s3 FOO
: do do .............. 50
20 n" ..---,...-.-.- . 20 80
A AuberalIiscoEztto tAEsc VITO rdrcbase tsem by the
hoS 0cd sa9S 8S go c e. CHAN rFRI AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
For Sale.

kO WEEPING WILLOWS, Of Q years growth,
OO very thrifty, or 10 foet high just right Tor
transpanting this Spring. the Cemetery or door yard
" be desired. &. q. CIiAAbEhLALN.
March 14'62-f.
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della

equipment went he was in
tleman. And in the heart j
besides.
L beg your pardon,
on you," he said, bar
speak to you about L s.
Lucy bowed. &c Pills are
derstood him. They are
Il am come -.reellns t':l,.L "a, a'l ~, n
a very larRerw1se, Eeadache,
and a yeaFe heart, whites, all
AGO hleegue pain in the back
.l: Up, which arise frorr in
L lulN o.
Oug5iAS'S FILLS
s.sf a new era in the treatTneni
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

The Confessions and Experience Of
an invalid
DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT AND AS A WAR
cnI,g and a'cauti0n to 'yuaug men who suffer from
Nervous Debility Prenatare Decay &c: supplying o.
III SAM the Of S-tCurU. ~ one who has
cared himself being put great eXeIsa through
Inedica imposition and quackery. BY encosng pdst
paid addressed envelope may be had OF
ths author, NAFlIANIELt MAYFAIR. ESQ, Bedford
Kings Co. \. Y. t'-'' Feb. Sin -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

capacity of class leader for the United Rreth-
ren one year, and took great delight in serving
in the same capacity among the MeIhodists,
and, had he survived his last illness, would
have united with that people, as those of his
choice He was supporter and warm lover
of the Union Social Prayer Circle, where names
and sects we're forgotten.
The Sabbath School will greatly feel his
loss, both as Superintendent and devoted
lover Of the young and elastic mind. The
Lord has always seemed pleased to bless the
Iabors of his hands, wherever he saw fit to put
, them.
Whilst his beloved family and neighbors
mourn his loss, blessed be God, they mourn
! not as those without a hope. Unfortunately
for his family, his journey was ended far from
home, being resident of Delaware county.
/ His dying request to his beloved and absent
children was indeed Il good one, and one which
they will never forget while q ray of memory
shall last: "FoiiotC my example" q, may il
! be indelhbly impressed upon their youthful
r;lhearts in the morning Of their days. Ant
!. nay the incense from of the altar, long agc
by their lather's own hands, still con
she@ue to rise. May God bless the MUCH be
very ged and lonely widow, and give her grae'
tell q patienee 10 preside over her responsible
orn sarge, remembering that He has promised Il
She Ii father TO the faihcgless, and husband t
from widow,
o be he deceased died il the 10Th year of hi
AXE. l. 3. <.
she IRA. ATa.Ex, Feb. Is, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
ar uit & Ornam IN enta ]
smS fe
rs Trees
Grape Vines Sc

THE Subscriber wishes TO inform the people OF ei.
county that he has gone into the business OF
srin Fruit Trees and other Nursery products From
Sh 12th of april, including those days, he
may be found in Delaware, Union Street. dlrecty
north OF Delaware FOuTlng Mills where he VIII have
On hand for sac general assortment of Fruit and Orna
mental Trees Grape Vines, of all the old and many oi
the kinds stray berries, Raspberries, Backberres
&c.-an OF which he will sell as low as they can De
bought any where. Please give him cali .r,,-
Mar Il '62-5t a. H. GASION-
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p 2. Stewards

TELEBRATKD COOK STOVE for sale by
l =. T. EVANS, JW.
q ole AgcDifoT Delaware Count
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

Refined Sugars and Syrup :
A LARGE lot of Refined sugarsa syrnpsfrom
II Baltimore and New York Refneriec-
For saleat Cincinnati prices by R. Z. HILLS NO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
HaY x nives.

"A Dec. 6. 'LI, c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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FORWARD. NOT RAcKwARn

1t is MT strange that men recon from
plunge hto the worlds cold waters, and Ion.
TO creep Jack into the bath from which the,
have SUDDENLY yrisen. But that man or woman
should deire to become children again, is i'm
possible. II is only the hall-developed, th
badly-devtoped, the imperfectly maturod, thu
mean spirited, and the demoralized, who lool
back 10 the innocence, the helplessness
and the slnple animal JOY and content of child
hood With genuine regret for their loss.
want no bster evidence that persons lif
is regarded y himself US a failure, than tha
furnished 3. his honest willingness to be re
stored to hhehiklhood. When man is read,
10 relinquls the power of his mature reason
hls strengthmd skill for selfsupport, the in
dependeneeo q bis will and life, his bosom
companion aBl children, his interest ID
stirring affairs Of his time, his part in u W
ing the great qestions which agitate VI
and natior, hs intelligent apprehe@. the
r@the reiatiois Which exist between Lin Russell
his maker5gnd his rational hope NJ conting
tallty, II he have one-for the NIX Stal
NAL cor jeut ald frivolous epf.ble est hay
child, bqdOes not deserve the C.rt number
he is ktwenk, Unhealthy, - TO pres
turel4r base paaroon. - F. best an
sgh ghPprhQod Of
''sssF want topunsi q were the Ohio REA
fastening on ave most actively want +,
ing somebod ia suffered severely. cbildre
L.ose ,,o : 's-ss &. - Salerat
5rn1 aa1' and nj eout for night prowlers. thj, i'm
a man Of onr prominent citizens aet.
tion IN nlutiteFed Monday night last, taking
exertioHs to7 wing business to the
Nidney Sind W.
81 certsi
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Axes ! Axes /!

TIST -eceivrd another lot OF superior &xeH, amor
sI whch may b found the gotlo~ih ) iassieE =;
Western pattern; Qhio pattern, .
y,nta, Dayton heavy poll
Western g Silver s:epl, Bows Axes, 70 lbs
Ian 10 C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

l want topunisi q were the Ohio
fastening on Fave most actively
ting somebod "a suffered severely.
Tove ia the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

ee teiloNirs nes were composed a fha DEAN ar
- slzsEEe8 SO 1EzE ti4szlS1.a Va 81 thsir -
nss and gentle manners won the essseaa " .a -
were aCglaiaisd Wan slelu.
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TGt @arkEts.
Delaware Market

corrected weekly by R. E HII1s sos Wholesale and
RctaTGrocers. No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28
Corn Planters.

1ssing'a Combined Corn Planter and Shovel
Floei-lhe best pattern ever invented
Forfsale by c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

F.-PrOfessor Agassiz's popular exPdsitions
the science of Natural History, and jaime;
Russell I-owells "Bigelow Fapers" bt
eontinged in each mouth.
Still other features of extraordinary inter
est have beea provided for the forthcoming
numbers, and the conductors will always seei
to present in the pages Of the ATLANTIC tn
best and freshest thought upon all topics.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

a No female
doW Hlnche was not only Health unless regular
b. but she desruc place health
idea Of WIZ decline
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

dren's faeesto all the small tradesmen- n
saw her IaSs so regularly, lnJrning aud the 9th
ing. The green-grocer would frequenih father.
his wife haiti was time to get the breal1well,
for the yAans lads with the music Isapere Miss
abroad. The toll gate keeper was Lncv's 4.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-03-28

MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy
ed,annualIy in Grant County by vermin, than
would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Kill
lsr.-L Lancaster (Wis.l Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18
AErada 9Emufrat.
Rebel Lies in Eurone.

The rebels of st. Louis, Louisville, Bal.
timore, and other places, have. ever since
the war commenced, kept their own partj-
sans and foolish neulralists and Unionists
10 fever of excitement, by continually
circulating the most monstrOus lies, aud
pretending they were received "by private
letters" This game is extensively played
in Europe, where secession agents, by such
means, makes dupes of the French aud
English officials aud people, and add to the
sentiment which is daily growing abroad
in favor of Intervention 10 American ar.
fairs. The following is specimen:
10 the Editor Of the London 7Tmes.-SR- -
The following is correct list Of military
supplies and prisoners taken in the late
battles before Richmond: 80 large guns,
200 spiked guns, (destrOyed,) 100 mules,
$500 horses, 62 900 stand of arms. Sc ,00O,.
600 worth of various stores, the balloon,
with all its tackle, major generals, brig.
adler generals, Is cOlonels, $50 commits
stoned officers, IL 900 prisoners.
This statement is taken from a private
letter Of Confederate officer, written to a
friend in this city. am, sir, yours. &c.,
Paris, August G. CoNFEDERATE.
Every few days some canard Of this kind
is laid before the eye of the French Empe-
ror or bis ministers and the members of the
English cabinet.
The Times and Herald of London are at
all times more than willing to print them,
aud Renter, who has a monopoly of the
telegraph for the. transmission Of press des-
patches, was long ago suborned by confed.
crate agents to scattar their lies broadcast
over Europe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18

BALL DRIVING AND FoOT RACE.-Says
the Contra Costa Gazette Of the 18th Sep
tembeT:
A remarkable feat of running and ball
driving was achieved at San Pablo last
Sunday, as we learn from gentleman who
witnessed the affair. Two Mexicans, bare
foot, each with ball about three inches In
diameter, started from the Berkshire House.
From this point they ran 81 miles, each one
kicking bis own ball the entire distance,
and then back again to the starting point.
One Of them completed the 7 miles 10 pre-.
cisely 48 minutes. The other fell behind
some GOO yards. The victor intends exhib-
itiDg bis speed at our coming fair 10 Pache-
CO, this month.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18
Miscellaneous.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
III. HARRIS s. CO.,

Az - - ~ a - y a 4 y u,
III. HARRIS s. CO..
Il Street, Near Corner Of2d, MarysvIlIe.
Also, 73 street, Sacramento.
100 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w OF Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Rars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS
Shippers ofDUSI can draw, against CONSIGNMENT
on our houses at MARNSVIILEs SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that nurnoss
will be furnished by us
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers, their patronage. As vouchers for the cor
rechess OF their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who for nearly four wears
have shipped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO; MARYsvIILE:
B. Davidson ESQ low Rros 4 ~
Mess. j. ParrOtt n Co. Decker Jewett 4 paxton
- Sather Il Church. REYNOLDS Bros
Reynolds Refs 4 Co. NEw yoRK.
sAcRAMETo: b. Berend Co.
B. +. Hastings n Co., Trevor a Colgate.
d. o. Mills 4 Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates
August 9. 1861. H. HARRIS co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18

SPIRIT or MAssACHUsETTs.-At a recent
war meeting 10 the Sixth Ward, Boston, Dr.
o. w Holmes, the poet, made speech in
which be said that since the war began he
dressed palmer than before, and that biz
domestic arrangements conformed TO The
altered condition of affairs. Economy
should now be the rule With all. He con.
sidered money as dirt in comparison with
the common cause. He was ready to sub.
scribe $1,000, II necessary, or any other
amount Il was in bis power to give, in
order that the men required might be oh.
tanned. 20
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18

MILITARY Project.-The Boston Journal
of August lst, says: ''Since the arrival OF
Colonel Jerome Garbaldi, cousin of the
great Italian hero, in this country, pro-
ject has, il is said, been suggested of form.
ing gdrde mObiLs-a sort Of national guard
to indnce both foreigners and native cit
izens, TO be placed under bis command
The new organization would be intended
10 the first place, for defense-to occupy
the forts and captured cities, and serve as a
protection against invasion. They could
all the while be learning military tactics,
aud could at the same time Immediately re.
lease from garrison duty aud send 10 the
field Of battle the hundred thousand soldiers
now required TO protect Washington, Nor
folk, New Orleans and other exposed pla-
ces. When once drilled and disciplined,
and able to be used 10 advantage, the sol.
ders of the new organization can take the
offensive and be sent to the immediate
seat Of war wherever their presence is re-
quired.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18

AN ANCIENT PEoPLE.--Tbere is q rem
nant Of a race Of indians in New Mexico
who are entirely different from any other
tribe on the continent, and are supposed TO
be descended from the TOltecs, who prece.
ded the Aztecs. They are small, have o
peculiar conformation of skull and face.
are of peaceful habits. and live by agricul-
ture. They weave cloth, build with tools
made of stone, and build towns OF stone
and mortar with walls. They have now
seven small towns; but the ruins Of their
ancient cities show that they we're once in'
habited by millionL
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-18
CoLOSzrxo THE CoNrRABASDs.-A Wash

COLOHIzING THE CoNTRABAEDs.-A Wash.
lngton dispatch, Of Sept. 18th says:
The Government yesterday completed
arrangements for the settlement Of free col.
ored persons in Central America, the pre-
else place depending on circumstances.
Senator POmeroy will conduct the expedi-
tion, aud has full powers. He promises
that be will start early in October, with
500 persons, ell provided with implements
of husbandry. -Four thousand colored per.
sons have already Informed POmeroy OF
their desire to avail themselves Of the
Presidents colonization scheme.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
NNrICE.

rNFT>-f, ,,,-;,+od D.; ~ L Nd, +1 .;.;, -,
M +itpi XIII T+f i at lt-te 800
= t' A. - o. ',ig ~ I -, iS' ,,
rt d EI,nt Of tra, E;o Ill a. IN ; +
Il III So ,, n ; II ;, I- ~ ft5I r. III
~ Ta,,foiot, G"mTt bIi Dsio i ~ .s, '."
rh.raf,Ie II 1,arti,s " IsfTss -ftl, Az I " NH
a,F1. y - I. ,,I,,,,,,;.,t;r =, o;,. ;C-;, i;
l,iti,.s "a. III .g.tie+i .tti,,. ,.r,s r oi r;
5or,ici af,ra " ,a1,e5t,. Jer sit,,ted s,sol
,,si,, and tFair ,,1, i.Icas a3. H., ,f f,i
+T5t tiav T,s Le r1a4 ,n I'M r,rtr,ar a e,n, ,+i
each case CONS N, r,r ,4,,arliaatinn
Fea,. has been EXPRESSED tInt Tera,urfor, demand
viii M made FIR ayrlept, of debf. dur f. aan. rnd
summary means 1scd in confsratia their ra,,rrr, to
die Great drfrinlnt Of tIe community This il orca
mistake ne Receiver viii not WILLINGLY throw a, iT
nediI,ant n, tI ,ya,- f business I'm, oyas in a,- in
Stance to secure the RIGHTS Of e Goyernnent gitL6nt
III aast dertirnept 10 rivate interests and ~ pncb A.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
y. LINWlN
BOOT AND SHOE -MAEER.

Ts#Wf@=z HAyING removed from his old stand to
E5s - to the building recently occupied by
5sAl Y q Cook Trggel,ne the cornerof Tex
~sszzsxsRa as and Market str's adjoining Lewis
Drug store and received stock Of Superior Leather
Morocco &C. begs leave to inform the citizens Of Shreve-
port and its vicinity that he is prepared to dnuac-
ture in superior Style out Of the best material Boots
and Shoes Of every description Returning to my pa
irons many thanks for past favors soota continuance
of their confidence.
\ large stock Of Boots of my own manufacture always
on hand travellers and strangers therefore be sup
Piled at a moments notice.
Remember the store-TeXas street one door below
Lewis Drug Store. nova
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

NHE next session Of this institution viii open as usual
q GU the FIRST MONDAY IL SEPTEMBER next
Terms-Tuiton, boarding, washing fuel rooms ser
wants attendance and arms sos per term oftye-
t. weeks Engineering French Spanish German, Draw
ing, Bookkeeping and Fencing SO per term Students
are required to furnish their rooms
By the aid of military discipline effective government
is established and health physical culture good order
and industrious habits are promoted.
For additional information apply to
B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville Tenn, August Is, Ie81+
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-05
LEXINGTON LIVERY sTABLE.

<zT2SSxrtz, sygggzsss7 THE undersigned, proprietor
fs4I & \ oftheiarge ire-pToof Livery
<9lS3-~&4A l-N-a- Stable, ou Texas Street. Just
above Market Street is prepared supply the travelling
public with horses buggcs hacks undcarriages Horses
VIII be kept by the day month. The services of ex
perienced oster have been procured, and every effort
viii be made give satisfaction to those who favor
with their patronage. Persons leaving their horses with
him may rely upon his strict attention to their inter
csts Ills stables will be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country or New Orleans will afford
Horses will be sold or purchased on commission
Oct Il, 1860 J. r. BAGLISS