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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
From Gen. Foster--His EXPEDITION Complete
Srrnnnrs
A. h. BU RNSIDE,
Major General Commanding.

From Gen. Foster--His EXPEDITION Complete
Success
WASHINGTON. Dee. 28.-The following has
been received here
HEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF
''sE NORTH CAROLINA, Dec. 90 !
Maj Gen. HaHcck, Commander n Chief.
Ny expedition was a perfect succcss ]
burned the Railroad bridge at GOldsboro and
Mt. Olive, aud fore up several miles of track
OF the Wilmington and Weldon Rairoad.-
We fonght four engAgenlcnts, viz, At South
west Creek, Kingston, White Hall aud Colds
borO, aud whipped the enemy handsomely
each tlRe.
(SiGncd) J. g. FOSTER.
Dfie. Gen. Commanding.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Those Suffering from Chronic
DiSeaSc.

or any description may be assured thar their cases
vii. be fairly and candidly and they will moi
be encouraged TO take my medicine without cores
pondinr prospect of benefit
Dr.. JAcKsoS can be consulted at his Rooms, in re
ga I'd 10 all diseases, which he treats with unprece-
dented suceess, on a new system. lie Chronic
cases of diseases, which have been pronounced IN
eHraBIs BY the Medical Faculty generally, such as
mon, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Asthma, Suit Rheum, Re.
mitlent ami lRteImittent Fever, the diseases OF
C,hildre n ETC. All cases of Seminal Emission,
which is carving thousands to the grave annually.
Remember the Doctor does HOt promise TO u u
STAGES of diseases. While all diseases eHrdeEe,
taken in season, all stages not. Your ay
be durable this week, not R6IL-t0-day not
hence the danger in delay.
Generalization Free.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

A DIRTY THIEF AND A BRAVE WOMAN
Mr. Thomas w. Arnold, of Delaware town,
slip, enlisted in Captain Higgins Company,
II8th Regiment, and before he left, harvested
sufficient wheat TO last bis family through the
winter and stored it in his barn. Last Thurs
day night Mrs Arnold heard an unusual noise
in the vicinity of the stable, and was satisfied
that some one was after the wheat Now,
ninety nine women cut of hundred would
have drawn the bed-clothes over their heads
and frembled until the noises ceased but Mrs.
Arnold was not of that class. She arose from
her bed and dressed without striking a light
and started for the barn. Two men were
there endeavoring TO force the boards off the
granary, who. as soon as they saw her, ran
away, She gave chase, but the go
much gifted in The article Of ltgs 10 be overta-
ken She followed them so close, however,
that they dropped three bags, which she cap
tured. The bags had inscribed on them the
name OF man in the neighborhood, who de-
MES participation in the attempt, claiming that
the bags had been stolen from him. The mat
ter will undergo q legal investigation. If the
citizGns OF that part Of Delaware are positive
as TO the guilt Of the scoundrels, they ought
to treat them to a coat Of tar and feathers
The nan who would rob soldiers wife Of
her provisions for her family at the beginning
Of winter, ought not to be allowed to live in
a civilized community.-Fidlay Je6ersoHido.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

Intercepted correspondence between the reb-
el Governor of Louisiana and JEFF. DAVIS.
shows bitter feeling in consequence Of DAVIS
having prohibited trade with New Orleans.
thus causing great suffering, as was supposed,
among the people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

The ST. Josephs (Mo) Herald, published in
The vicinity of the place whsre Gen Mcneil re-
Gently executed Ten rebel guerrillas, says of
the demand fer the surrender Of that officer:
" We wish we had thousand Nc Neils in the
land. If JEFF. Davis wishes to shoot ren Fed
eral officers, let him begin the work. Gucr-
rillas are sent into this State to shoot Union
men in the back as they pass along the high
ways, attending to their business. Gen. Nc
Neil ordered ten of them TO be shot. We
wish the number had been greater. 1t is high
time that Missouri was rid of busbwhackers
and bushwhacking sympathizeTs. Gen. Me,
Nci has fearlessIy done his duty Let thc-
Government stand by him. and let Union men
everywhere put their feet on men who sympa-
thize with jeff Davis in his attempts to pre-
vent the punishment Of gucrrillas.7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

Three months ago coal oil was selling in New
York for 80 cents per gallon it is now selling
at one dollar per gallon by the cargo. Benzine,
which was drug in the market at 81 cents per
gallon about the time when coal oil was selling
at 30 cents, is now worth about the same as
coal oil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Brrnsiae Reduces The Loss.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoroAkc,
FALMOUTH, Dec 2Sth.
Hajor- General Hrleek, Comma',dsr-in-C Chief:
In my report to you of the 18th inst. the
numiA of our wounded was stated at abont
5000, and the number receiveing hospital treat
ment at ,630-both Of these accounts are wrong
On the authority Of DIR. LettprmRn, our Medt
cal Director, the whole number of wounded il
between 6 900 and 1000; and about one half Of
these are receiving treatment at the hospital.
(Signed, A. Z. BURNSIDE,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g Army Potomac.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

In consequence Of the enormous advance in
all printing materials, the N. Y. Evening Post
has advanced its rates to $40 per year. The
Chicago papers charge the same price. The
n. L Tribune has raised its price from to
cents per single copy, and charges Is cents pei
week, or So per year. The weekly and semi
weekly have advanced to 81 81 So respectively
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
RunnmPrroN NOTICE.

RTOTICE Is hereby given ta William 2. ReId Esq. or
in whom may concern, that William Williams Esq
has mIe application this day for redemption Of the
following land sid for taxes, penalty c at the dei!n-
qucnt sale made in January, A. ID. 1851, 10 wit
Isng. 10 Township Section s, Lot Is, south east
part 50 acrcs-Ind Range ls, Township J. Section 3,
lot "A IJU acres.
And Williams has deposited with the County
Tr s5S IS and four mills. beiHg the amount OF
money elal that for which such tad sold, and
The taxes subsequently ai thereon by Sld purchaser
tu .ther t interest and 50 ier cent PsHaty the
whole paid and costs, it'll 81 90 10 pay for this
adVcrSis, tnGut-
j.. W. RHODES,
Auditor OF Delaware County, Ohio
December 3 ls62-3t (s2C0)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

A man named Davis was divorced from his
wife at Concord New Hampshire, at the recent
sitting of the supreme Judicial court I'm that
] place. This Is the third time he had TO under
goa like ailliettop.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

President Lincoln to the Army Of the Potomac
TAeg1vGToN, Dee. 28-Tbe President has
ssae8 ,le following:
Executive MANSION,
" AsBINsToE, December % 1862.
= p 4rny Of The Potomac
atTe jast received your Commanding Cen
-rs.s f7eirainary report of the battle Of cred
erlHargh The attempt was not an error
po5 ;he ai.cre other than IAN accident. The
courage 1.ih which you on an open fed.
5r4i..,1iuea The contest against au entrenched
f.e su1 lne conummate skill ard success with
1a.ea ol crossed and re-erossed the river in
5h9 fsoe o. he enemy, show that you possess
ta rf~4ities OF 4 great army, which will
81 story 10 The ealse of tie country
Dni q Toaelar government. Condoling with
I.e mapraers ior the dead, and svmpa hizing
7.'h be seesely woaDded, congratulate you
t4i ths nn,-,s 81 OF both Is comparatively small,
ienles 20 So eaicers and soldiers, the thanks
toe Ear-'
Esse l-EsHAM 7lNeeTg,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

Esy- Distant Observation-Disclosures to visit Dr.
I, bv appointms snt, communicate their symptoms
by letters, and have proper medicines sent to any
part of b1 world by express, with certainty and dis
patch All letters OF inquiry must contain one stamp
10 prepay reply. Address Dr. a. q. Jackson, EdeS
Pa, Dox 80. Dec. % lo52.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
DR. JACKSON,
THE CELEBRATED
Reform Botanic
AND
Indian Physician,

MAY BE CONSULTED AS FoLLows-FREE
OF CHARGE.
westGsld, N. ", WestfeId House Monday Decem
Der %.
Mayvile, N. l., Clifford House--Iuesday, Decem-
ber 80.
Puinesville, o., CowIes HouEe- Monday, Jan. 5
Fremont, o., Crognn House Tuesday, jan 6.
Findiay J., Crooks IoHse-AV ednes day afternoon,
and Thursday, jan and s.
Marion, o., Gray'S Hotcl--Saturday and Sunday,
Jan. 10 and II.
Delaware, o., American Hotel--Monday afternoon
and Tuesday, Ian. II and -.
New London, o., Eins's Hotel Wednesda', Jan.
Il.
AS land, o., Miller House-Thursday, Jan. -.
West Greenve, Pa, ST. Charles uotel, Friday,
Jan. %.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
PLANK Road Election.

HTOTlCE is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
IN Raduor Plank Road Company that an election will
bc nod al the Law Office Of Mussrs. Carper Van lc-
man. tic Awn OF Delaware, delaware county, on the
Monday of january, 4. u. 1868, for the purp $50 Of
elucting seven Directors for the ensuing oar
By orGer of tho Beard. :. H ALLEN
Dec. 26, 1SG2.-f President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Ruilding MEaterias.
Scho oil Exanainer's Notice.

Scho OF Examiners Notice.
TTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
Tl school Examiners Of Delaware county VIII meet
al tho TFMPLAR HALL, in the town Of Delaware CIV
cry saturday, except during the months Of January
February, Juiy and August; during which months IN
Board Will meet the second and ftrh saturdays on
w. of the said months rospe ovely. Examinations WI
Cem mmence az ono O'Clock y. IN. Candidates MUST pr
sent 81 saolory tosm onias Of good moral oharaeto
BY ordoF Of tho Board,
June 3 Is5o-str II. NJ. CARPER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Guardian Sale of Real Estate
Probate Court Del. Co. O.

PETITION TO COMPLETE REAL CONTRACT.
TTARY CARTER and John W. Carter her husband
w Laura Carter, Doruan Carpenter, Evelino Alien
ChiisttuI Cook aud J. Horny Conk her huuhand, 10
de,ia Weeks and Orris p. Weeks her husband and hs
heirs OF Hiram Carpenter deceased to;wit Rjlcn Car
penter, Iuuora saunders aud Edward H. Saunders her
husband, augusta Carpenter, Madora Carpenter and
Orlando Carpenter hereby notified that have ths
day 0lci m said Court petition praying FOR order
to convey not No = ia the town II GaCna, in said
county and state to John II. and Chrstania Cook in
compliance with contract ia writing entered into by
Mos y Carpenter, deceased, with said John H. and
Christ1na Cook, the 5th day Of september, 1861
said petition VIII be heard January 3d 1905,
AIMENlUS CARPENTER, Executor
Of Mu5ts Carpenter, deed
/. EANNEY, Attorney
December ath loG2. tdeeI2:3t-pf s2)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Mnfice in Partition.

FTIiIOAfAS WARD. Of Marion county. Ohio VIM. Ward
4 Of Pixies Peak, Missouri, John Ward, Of Iowa Ma
T! Brcesa and VIM Ttcse, her husband of It "srph,
Missouri. Mary J. Morris, sarah p Morris, Sarah Nor
rs and her husband John Norris, Pike Ward nd sarah
Ward, all Of delaware county, ohio, VIII take notice
that petition flied against them the 18th day
NOYcm5cr A. d. 1852 in the Court q" Common Pleas of
Dciawaro county, by James Donnson Csthariue
HenHsOn and is now pending, wherein the SAID james
and Catharine Hennisou demand partition or
assgnn mt Of the dover of the sad Sarah Ward widow
Of Nm. Ward, ia the following real estate: Sjtuata in
the county Of Delaware, Ohio aud Range 20, TUWIl.
ship 6, Section T. = NJ, and being art Of lot No.
aiCi the : W. Of said lot; nco run
Mig on the south line ot sald lot section limo
to the = T. thereof thence north tho limo
U( said lot To the = F. CT John y. Jones land
thence west 10 the of lots and 5 tlcac. south
line Of said lot No. 7, to the place Of begin.
ning containing l2 = acres, more Or less. And at the
next thcrn Of said court application will bo made for
ordet that PARTON may be made Of said premises
and tlat the dover Of tho said Sarah Ward may beas-
signed therein.
CARRIER & VAN DEMAN,
November Il 1SG2-6cwks. Att'ys for P,t'rs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
glclp advertisements,

es- IT WOULD BE a GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
u IF OUR ADV EIgTiSERS WOULD SEND IN Tiltji
FAEORS As EARLY ~ THE y LEX AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

T6TiNTER Cloaks, ShawIs, Hoods, Nubias eoufaos
w Worsted, shetland and Wool Yarns Cor.cts i'd
sigry and Combs ktt; Cloth, Siik, Iils1o and Puck
Gl"ycs, Wool Scarfs, Mufers Mems White ana C;rav
Wrappers aId drawers IaIi Wrappers: Nv neck ari
sl7rt sleeves, high Ecck and long Stoves Marked
vC-y ;, Z. Il J. ! gIiIre
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Stray Horse.

. SCiOts township, De.awaEe sUupty, Dec l4th,
large SOKiEL HOlSE, years old, with star III the
forehead. Had on a rope Iltcr l,srEal reward
viii paid any Information leading tU tc recovery
Of the horse, fUF his return 10
Dec. &c '62-tf J. S. MOORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY,

Just TuIlishel in a Sealcd Ehrclop. Price Siz Csnts
a l.ECTURE by Dr. CULVERwELL, on THE CAUSE
and cure OF Spcrmatorrhna, Consumption, Mental aud
Physical Debility, Nervousness Epcpsy, Impaired Nu-
triton Of the body Iassitudo, Weakness Gi the Limbs
and the Back, Indisposition aud lnCapacy for study
and labor, nulness Of Apprehension loss OF Memory
Aversion 70 Society Love Of Solitude Tlmidty self
nistFust, Dzzncss Headache, Affections Of the Eyes,
Pimpes the Face Involuntary Emissions and Sexual
&c. &C., sc.
REy- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often safanloted uYils may bo re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgl-
cal operations and should DO read by every youth aud
every man IN the hand.
sent under seal, 10 any address, In plain, sealed en-
vclop, the receipt Of six cents, or TWO postage
stamps, by addressing, CIiAS. J. O. KLINE &CO.
l2J nowory. New York Post once Box. 4Bse
November t4th, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
12led .1oaptio1 Notice.

tIOIlC1 u hereby given Isrcal J. Richardson Esq
As I'd whom rnly cuucCrn that William NilIians
- this day deposited with the County TreEsurer Of
Delaware county Chic $40 so. being the amount Of
mOuoy fOr which the lands bcGw described were sold
at delinquent sale in January, 1861 to J. Richardson
ESQ, and the taxes snbsrque tiy paid thereon gethrr
with interest and penalty Of 50 per cent tie whole
amount paid, including costs and doIar pay for
this advertisement, that is to say Range I9 Township
3 Section s. Lot No. 1G north part, containing
acres, and shat said land has this day been redeemed
by said VIM. Williams from said Tax sac.
Dccemhcr 5, l6t2-decl2:3t. D. w. RHODES,
(51.5O) Auditor Dol Co., Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

COMMON PLEAS.
Delaware, February 9th, April 9th and.
October 5th.
Knox, March Sd, May 18th and October 9th
Licking, March 3lst, August lIth an No
vember 7th.
Ashland, February 10th, April Dist and
October 2Oth.
Richland, February 23d, August 11:h and
November Eth.
Morrow, March IOth May 9th and Novem-
ber 3d.
Holmes, February 1OTI, May 18th and No
vcmber Sd.
Wayne, February 24th, August l1th aud
November l7th.
Coshocton, Mar ch 10th, August oath and
December I4th
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Eresh arrival OF
Tron O. steel.

EC5I received, large addition to my stock Of IKoN
y ahd STEEL, which makes my assortment completes
IN an the styles OF common Iron Tor Wagons and Bug
Elea, NC Also, steel Dandy Tire Spring steel from
to 8 inches wide: Cast Steel assorted sizes; German
steel; American and English Rlister steel.
Dec. b, 'dl. c. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified Administrator of
the Estate of Henry J. Jarvis deceased. All persons
interested will govern themselves accordingly.
Dec. 10 IS62;3t IL. n. ROE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
G. W. GEUIlF S
WAI. SAMPLE
II & InNES

hereby certify the foregoing be correct copy Of
the order iNng the times for holding the Dtrict and
Common Pleas tourts ia the Sixth Judicial District Of
Ohio, Ger the year 1868
+. LOOFROURROW, Clerk
Dec. I2'G2-it Court Com. Pleas, Eel. 90. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26

Margaret Jonningsl IN pursuance to writ of Fl Fa
& to me directed from the Court
DcQraSs Jennings. ol Common Paas of Hlncock coun
ty, shall offer for sale tlie th, Court House
IN the town of leila Farc, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
Notice of Co-Partnership.

FEHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
u Co-Partnership, under the style Of TRUE 4 nuN-
LAP, and will oontinus the BoeT SioE and LEATHER bus
ness ut the ola stand Of J. Il Day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-26
- L.ao0ln 70 De Ar,ny Of tha Pote.naa.

w. Fl. MAXWELL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-21

Stool aud ParlnershiD Book


Stock and Par,nership Books
fsemplifying numerous ca.es u diMcnh opening
aniclo-ing, ohsns.- IN firms. 4 Co.. supplied IS ihe
authors forty years cSpsrienc' iu husn@.
III, Settlement Of SsRgis Enfrg Pariperskip
Books.
80 itis understood that two Professor
u Book keeping ia thise city. r,e,nlg -.aje oui
hu- ines balance sheet containing ls.oio efrors
RecfygiRg Deraagfa Doabi Eafg4 Books
4 frequent ana highly responsible. duty. sNplains.l
ia no other treatise oa scoaaHt-
Changing Single % Doybi, Entry Ledgey
Illustrated for shs ar-s ihue b 1as- Book keeping
The Prirafe Ieder
For keeping The results 81 e busne, l,f eate lso
often desrsd by eNtcusiea fun>l r~maiis- wholly
Schools.
Busfress Co,ressendsas.
The volume Of pua aauuserp, Basnss. l.e,tsf.
Afford ihs most complete cnnf.e al insigusNeu ln
use.
Basiness Forms
Systematically arranged ana iansb' in ssaas.aoa
with IL book Of practice.
Commercial Coppmuaas.
Inelat4ng numerous busines- operation. aess iA..f
oushiy taught in other schools
Commercial ana Ornamental Psamaaslib
ny " n. Dun and 4. 4 Coolraa. .ailas. 80 iLe
rev editions et ale Cen. ~ r,nmaslIq snd Nef
School Ceag Boels
iae popularity ei iAsse upre, enleni.. sir, taeii
elegant business writing attest Sic ast t.iaEs. "a
this department over ~ ,fhsl COLLEGES fl.t Dl
Wet. rhe enisrrt s'i'tiea sf f'nH nunrta'
ttslus It
BaSiasss aad OfaaH afsi P,amsnsfH
= ,hs aios' complete seif ia.fri1io. ru'.il .' i
nAniiy hound mails-i pasipsl1 f.f
pui a Dnn'sHs Aeu Sfhe'' Cel- reAs. heel,
sn9fa -, viih ihe aDtael tnttla.
rsftl. 20 cent, peg asfsr
Ile Clestea tapy Bssl "a Z ass
i,s fau particulars. ..ni ior uaf elegant .~s lr
euler, ~. d6. with sample ni tHf Penis tI 80.
tine. m3a.irF ~ cents. a
y. n. Duff \ son. Principals.
az stranger, ~ili pls@se irqnlfs oaf seaiait.
iH he city, where - aff itsI anurn
uIaff6dwi
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4 MN ARTICLEi
Roback's Stomach Bittcrs

new AID delightful Sfolaarhic And Corsiai. foi
gigas tuH 'f tte Stomach -ut iqs Tie PREVENTS ~ ~
h.l.ou- toup, lu.., a,.deni 81 ilr Western eaantp
ny it
As morning irilk. 81 assist digestion aHt relieve
Dy-pepsis. 4 nas no ~qnsf Try b.
Tn hittpf n b. flJf ~ f4 piAr hflsHfss Irs f.
Tho formula ri iLf.r Elfef.. ncN .l~ll tIe $500
property oi ir, Eoaaek sr ~nsfei With a.e ~ ito
eldest ans uia.f efsI'l a.sesI fl..n.a 81
West. ar il i- a'rr.iis ...i.sff.. fl.r sai. ui
Western people.
1hese Bitter derive ihtff .fiaIsin. IIaH Hr liaNaf-
ful tonic aatnfe 81. rests and atfi ol shIeh fht5
oompo.sl. anc they are, ly -i.-i - .l.s.i.
ufsl craving ~ flt stomach trscif Nl alIIs -
KINEERANCE
the present proprietor Ael.evss that in max uIrn
widely known, thc pnlie veifar. s sausels e
!; VII sai le llr sale - ail ~ Dl. AnHark's au-
ntroa- GEL a. aud az Hsieis &c, iAr country o4e-
lu tae fncAutnr ortfrS ~iA be- ulled ,.iftrt lf,Il
Cincinnati iu .tf .tttHfltf. aH ef fr lowest rti.e
Il IS pat up % crsIi il.liss ard .eeareIf Ftf
one doz cases. Halt dct ksfniie lii ..s.r.
te qaekrt ait ..'t fe ass sffftt- e d--'ffi.
Retail Price. ? per bottle, ur So
for -.
Principal Office AID saie.rtois Soc I.sf fanffl
Street 81 tuiaMK ffam haH NFI tlatin
Ohio i.sno-at.rs ~ - Hsnlr.af STREET
foI ssie ia Ni-u CaaIis
T. 81 bONHflI1. frffr AIIfr
J. q CtNlAthAM.
Va 4. slit l-l. Nfs ifo-h.i
rEIkR hUShli.k. Isafrrt..r.
Ana - brusKislt aHd .l.t.llis sa.afa y
throughout fi4t LlUtsl .fte srt E.'
ial2zWu
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
8aa,a Re.ises.i to 81 yu dsy

sises ibr opening q 0l- vast A,a eommoiieus
Hotel. 10 lss. 1t h-s been The single ,iss.,s q ihe
rsrs.s.af. - n,a- Il he ms., .umr,eea.. eou-
stnisat aaa comfortable h..ae 10, ils eiueen ,ei
stranger on ,ls- .lde the Atlantic
And whatever hs- seemed likely 10 administer 81
ne ogafr of hs xuest. ne, have snaravore.i.
~itaasi f~sara - cot. f-..iie. sna - so,aain~
I'll lhs llemoi Il lsdg.dad saA ..s.sl enjoyment
which 'aoisrn srt ha. invested. al modern taste
aprio'es and tbs patronage vhlea IS b.. e..mman
- surag sb- pa, - year, = sfsrfsiaz proof
49, itr sa.srts have h-ea appreciated
fe meet she esise'.sis- srsbe nuss-. ~h.ss ~ .r-
r-sslrs' % prasiics ,hs me.s rlsls scoaaay. 10.
untssaspud-
Have Reduced the Price of Hoard Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
.ilhs ,sm> time .t.uns rar. = ne lasarls. wil
~issh s'seir ,.',', b. hlsa~rso been .up,..l.t
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