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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
CAur DELAwARE.-The 06th Regiment


was fnlI aud ready to 60 into camp on the day
indicated by the State authorities; but the
barracks not being ready and the camp equip
age not having come TO hand it was under
stood the regiment would not assemble at the
rendezvous until next Monday, and many Of
the men belonging to the several companies
dispersed. On Saturday. however, word came
that the time originally named (l2th) was to
be adhered to. steps were taken to collect the
men, and by Wednesday evening there we're
five companies on the ground-two from Del
aware, one from Mariea, one from Knox, and
one from Morrow-and BY this time we pre-
sumo the others have come in. The men COM
prising the companies We have seen, are Of the
very best material, generaly farmers Of good
size and superior physical Development We
doubt not the regiment. after proper training,
viii rank among the best our State has fer
uishcd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Ia Twenty-one Years ago.

Mr.. c. c. BRIsToI distinguished Chemist and Drug
sIst Of the city Of Buffalo, n Y invented ana
tured a compound known BfistoFs B1Isam Of Thar
hound, which is perfect for coUGns COLDS,
any BRONCHIAL LUG DIFFICCLTEs arising from damp,
cold, sudden change Of the weather
Every person who has taken BEEsroL's RALsAsl
OF HOAPnocND pronounccs it the best article
vented and justly celebrated has II become that
thz market is airesly inil OF limitations, counerles
and dangerous compounds, under the Of Ia
Of Hoarhaund Tue'ciore, always be careful to
call for BrjsoIs IaEsanl, ami that his
natUre is On the outside label Of She bottle.
MARK.-This invaIuabie Mediocre has been now some
tgcnly-oro years befu-c the public and without any
the part of the proprietor, it, sale has become
very extensive and is ailr increasing The prize
which the Medicine is sold (25 CgTs) enables
partake lis healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, ErrFALo, y. Y.
manufacturer, 20 whom all orders snould be ad
Fors ali res pee,able Druggists. oct lnv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Battle at Eaton Rouge,

MEMPHIS. Aug 10 The Bulletin of this
morning has advices from reliable sources
which represent that Gen. Breckenridge attack
cd Baton Rouge "Wednesday last and was re
pulsed, losing among his killed Gen. Clark OF
Mississippi, and Col. Hunt Of Kentucky
Breckenridge attributes bis defeat to the non
Nrrival Of the ram Arkansas, to make stimuli
taneous attack on the Federal feet with his
land attack
Tie Arkansas arrived in the evening and
Immediately assaicd our feet, destroyed two
vessels, severely domagcd two others, and
drove the balance away. Breckenridge then
renewed the attack from the land side, aud is
said to have captured the entire Federal force
at Baton Rogue 1t is also said that large
portion Of Van Dorns command is co-opera-
ting with Breckenridge for an immediate at
tack on New Orleans.
It is currently reported and credited at Hell
ena that the rebels have completed the altera-
tion of the Star of The West, which was up the
Yazoo river.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The Goth has again bcea in action, having
participated IN the battle fought last Saturday
between portion OF PoPe's army and large
rebel force under Stouewall jackson. The
Colonel and Major are both reported wound
cd, aud the following list comprises tile casual
ties in the ranks;
W. Stokes, W. Bland. Sergeant 4. NJ.
Rhodes, NJ. W. Davis, A. Maycs. y Howard,
NJ. Ford, s. b. Briggs, Wm. Stokes, ]. White
head, P. Howard H. q o.ds. S. ". Brush,
J. W.Smart, Thomas Stevens slightly, Lieut..
W. n. Clark, Hanson Davis ankle, Peter
Mitchell, hreast-all wounded
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The three new Companies jist raised in our
county for the 9GiL and 45ih regiments de not
seem to have exhausted the military spirit Of
our people. Permits have been issued to Nlcssrs
n. Cone, j. Van Bremen and T. T. Arthur.
to recruit company. Also, Slas Emerson
in Berlini Samuel Sharp. in Oxford; and Peter
Cockerel. in Genoa. are recommended for The
same purpose The companies to be raised
by these parties will form part of Col. Reds
regiment, which will rendezvous at Camp
Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

ILLINOIS IN THE ADVANCE WIN. Butler,
State Treasurer of Illinois, who is one of the
Oldest personal and political friends of Presi-
dent Lincoln, writes 10 gentleman of New
York, under date Of Springfield, July 26th, as
follows =" Since the call for the new levy we
have raised, equipped and sent forward three
new regiments to Washington. We have
nine more nearly full, which think we can
have in Virginia in twenty days II the Gov
ernment requires Of us, think from tho spirit
now pervading our State, we can furnish
TWENTY-FIVE thousand men inside Of thirty
daYs"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The Ladies Of Delhi had quite successful
Festival last Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the Soldiers Aid Society The proceeds
amounted to about 800. We have received
a communication in reference to this festival
aud other operations in connection with the
cause of our country in that patriotic town
ship, but il is SO iIlegibly written with pencil
that we are not able to decipLer it. Always
use ink in writing for The press.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

WAsuINcT, n. Aug. l. 3. -AGvicos from Cul-
pepper. dated yesterday says, that owing TO Sc
we're injury Gen. I;arks received, the command
of the culrs has devolved upon Gen. w ilIiams
Brig. Cen Crawford commands the division
OF Gen. Williams and Gen. Green commands
the dyi>ioa of Gen Augcr. who is severely but
rot dangerously wounded.
An escaped prisoner saw ut Orange Court
House Gen. Prince and Capt. Wilkins in the
hands Of the rebels. They were on their way
10 Richmond.
On vi,iting the battlefield, many, il not the
greater part Of oar dead officers were found.
some partially and others entirely stripped Of
their uniforms.
The rebel Gems Stuart and Fairly held the
FIELD and conversed freely with cur officers a.
bout the battle They stated that the full bri-
pades Of Hill, LougslGeet ard EweH Wrrc oI-
posed to our small band Of heroes and THAI
they were terribly cut TO pieces by cur fret
leading to the Inference that they suffered as
much as ourselves. As previously stated
"Stonewal" Jackson commanded the field i'll
person.
Gen. Roberts, of Maj Gen. Pope's stall is
Military Governor of the post of Culpcpper,
and on the d. of the battle he rendered vaIu-
able assistance by his military experience.
he official report shows the following foot
ings ia the late battle:
5h Ohio. killed ., wounded So, missing o.
9TH Ohio, killed 35, wounded al, missing 8
25th Ohio, killed 81, wounded 50. missing ID
Goth Ohio, killed s. wounded 81, missing 3
27ih Indiana killed II, wounded 33, missing
10. Total-killcd rs, wounded 357, missing
II.
W. s. c. OrIs, Esq, of Cleveland, Ohio, i.
/ card published in the Cleveland Herald, offers
/ bounty Of $3.50 to three men who will rep
resent him in Col. Barnett's Battery. This i
an example worthy Of imitation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Su1dr:cs
gprtial alntlces.

PHEsERvl TorR UEATH.--It is said, I'VE live
in a fast age, " and this may be considered most
emphatictlly SO. when reflect that the av
erage age Of the ss,n>ritIon that is now on the
stage, is rut dowH at thirty-three yeaFs. Oar
fathers who have gone before US, livca to the
good old are OF threcscorc and ten There are
but few however of us, that will sec fifty years
and the fault lies in Life may be spun cut
to Ms and we live to enjoy even more than
they, if we would take the prccaution to guard
against the maladies of the day. We arc sub
cct to the dyspepsia, to cs,stiveness. To dropsy
to Cumpl@ints of kidneys. of the liver, heart
and stomach, and heel them, in their earlier
stages, as little as we woald the scratch oIsthe
finger But soon they are fastened upon Us,
and a member of the human family Is wiped
off the stage. There Is Il certain for these
diseases. in any of their stages and no man of
saeacity will allow himself to 20 day with
out providng himself with DR.. HALSEI s
FOREST WINE and PILLS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The company Of Capt fIuuneEls, recruit
ed in this county for the 45,h Regiment, left
for Camp Chase Monday. last. This regiment
is TO be commanded By the gallant Col! BES-
p. RUSKLE, who distinguished himself at the
battle of Shiloh, where he received serious
wounds from the effects or which he has not
yet entirely recovered. The 45ih Is expected
soon 10 take the field, and will doubtless give
a good account of itself
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

Or. RoBAoK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIEs-Are
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon il tl4e blood, which is the food and
sustence of every organ. is fun OF Corruptionl
Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood puri-
fer, break up the source OF disease in the
fuids OF the body. They purge and purify the
elements of the blood. Hence their quick aud
complete cures in dyspepsia. scrofuia. eruptious
fits, tumors, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles. low feyers, debility, rheumatism head
ache, want of sexual vigor, etc. etc. These
enables arc astonshicg the whole medical
uMld See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

1t is understood that Lieuis, WEIsEE and
DUNLAP having recruited ;he entire Company
OF which Mr.. WARD was designated as Cap
tain, that gentleman has reliuqui~hed his claim
to command the company, and Lieut.. Weiser
is recommended FOR Captain aud Lieut.. Dun
lap for lst Lieutenant
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

D1sTREssIxg AcC1DEST-A most distress
ing accident, resulting in the death of an es-
timable young lady of our town, Miss MARY
Patterson, aged about seventeen, occurred
"Wednesday afternoon. A party, composed
exclusively Of young Misses. left on the morn
ing of that day for Haven's mill pond, short
distance from town, one Of their objects in
going to that locality being to indulge in
bathing. In the afternoon Miss P and two
Of her companions, having made the Necessary
change OF garments, entered the pond having
hold Of each others hands, and waded out to
where the water was about waist deep, when
Miss Patterson. having either stepped into
hole where the water was deep, or been trip
ped BY her dress becoming entangied around
her feet, fell faee forward, taking with her her
two companions. one Of whom Miss Page
made a very narrow escape, her struggling and
drowning companion retaining her hold Of her
till life vas nearly extinct. There being no
males present, The girls were OF course 50 par
afford any aid to their unfortunate companion.
They screamed and ran for assistance, and sev-
eral gentlemen were soon at the scene Of ac-
eident, one Of whom plunged in and seized her
before she had ceased her struggles. but was
not able to save her and in his efforts came
very near losing his own life. The other gen
tlenen present could not swim, and were una
Die to render any efficient aid. The body
remained in tie wafer over half an hour. aud
when recovered the vital spark had fed. Tie
occurrence has proved a severe blow TO the rel
atives of the deceased, and cast a deep gloom
over a large circle OF young associates The
sorcly bereaved mother and surviving sister
have the heartfelt sympathies Of their numer-
ous friends and aequantunees in their sore af
Fiction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

Rev. LEROY A. BELT, of the Central Chic
Conference. late resident Of this place and
graduate OF the o. W. University, was mar
FLED at Circleyille on the 2ls: ut., to Miss
RACHEL BURGETT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

BY a letter from Purlsersburg. Va, given
on the first page, 1t will be seen that Capt
MEAD's company have been engaged in siir-
msh with the enemy, and several Of the mems
bers wounded, including our correspondent,
ID. W. c. LuoExBELI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

NJ. [. HoLr and j. W. McCu1LoueH having
received the necessary authority are engaged
in reeraiting a company for the GGth Regi-
nent. 1t will be company F, tie remains of
the old company of that letter to be distribu-
ted among the other companies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The war is proving disastrous to the Agri-
cultural press. Tie Ohio Farmer, after a
successful career running through eleven years,
has been compelled 10 suspend Field Notes,
a Journal cf similar character issued at Colum-
bus by Col. 5. D. Harris, has also tcmporari-
" suspended but is to be issued till after the
State Fair at Cleveland, combining lis sub
scription list with that of the Farmer 1t is
not stated whether he publication will cor
linue beyond the time named The Ohio Cul-
tIvator, monthly publication issued a, Col
utnbus, which was also said 10 have suspended,
is to be continued as usual.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Estate of Prudence Bginn.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed ami qualified as Executor Of
Estate Of Prudence Blinn, deceased All pers )ns
inter. sd will govern themselves accordingly.
july 70 Is62-st WILLIAM DAVIS, Executor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEsEmANs PILLS.


The comb # the ingredients in these Pills are
the result of long and extensive practIce- They are
Inild operation and certain il correcting all II
reguilri;icS Faaful Mcu<tr'tatols, removing all Oh
structons whether from cold otherwise headache.
pain ia the side. paIpitiIon OF the heart, whites, all
Affections. mysteries. fatigue pain in the hack
limbs, dist urbel sleep. which arise IroHl
teirul,tiuIs ef nature
BI2. eHESENAsSS FILLS
was the commencement of in the treatn"u,
chose Irregularities and obstructius which have con
siglled 50 many a PREMATURE CRAVE No female can
enjoy good health unless she IS regular and Whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to
ltcline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are II most cfectual remedy ever kn"1ns FOR all
paints Iccu FsRales To all classes they
valuable, Inducing. nth c=.fgi4ty erlieai regularity
They kIn5l by thousands VIII, have used them at
5i1ereHt periods, Throughout the having the
sanction Of the en,ilert I'g icas -ia.esioa
eplirt directions, steia9 t, ,lo'.ti not be n
with each box-the Price One noar per Box Contain
lag from 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills sENT nH MAIL, promptly by remitting to the Pros
rrictors. sold by druggists generally
l. Il. nCtHINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
B. DICKINSON < son. AGi:NTS,
Mar i 'G3-Iv So pcaWarc. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

EXTRAORDINARY CRoP.-Mr. D. Wylie, of
South SIabane township, Washington county,
Pa, during the present season clipped from
eighty three lambs FIVE hundred and twenty
four pounds Of wool. OF clean white and fine
texture. all Of which sold at fifty cents per
pound. These lambs were all yearlings and
were bred from Spanish stock purchased by
Mr. Wylie from Mr. J. A Wright, Of Yer
mont. This is most extraordinary yield, and
if it be fair specimen Of what the Spanish
sheep will do, it cannot be long until this
stock viii ia ze the place ofall others among
our wool gro wers--Pihsburg Chronicle
Gov. Pierpont oe Virginia, in a letter de-
elining 10 attend the Union mass meeting in
New York says:
The question Is: Shall Sarerg or Freedom
be unirersoi2 There Is no coneealing it
This Is the issue. The rebels have presented
and forced it npon the nation. We have ac-
cepted it and it is to be tried at the point OF
the bayonet and the muzzle Of the cannon, and
were it not for the traitors in our midst, the
verdict for Freedom would be rendered in
three months Every device that the devil
can invent ard put into the hands of traitor
seems 20 be brought forward to keep men ou,
oitle field and 10 Paralyze the arinsof those a.
ready there. These traitors are tolerated in
high and low places. Il is The grasp OF their
hand aow upon the body polite that partially
para.yzes our strength.
The Springfield Journal states, that from
Is pu0 10 2O.OGO bales Of cotton, Of good
staple win be seut from Illinois this year
This is u very fair beginning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Pork, Lard, Bacon.

rye WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buying splcDdid
w Lot OF Corn Fed Hogs, during the last packing
season. greater part hem being ofthe ChlnA and
suAetk l'reed. that have plenty OF thick, heya
Fork by the H. bDl. Also large lot of Beautiful
Write Lard Also few sugar cured Hams and shout.
dprs. ; u. Lilitl-l' AauN'
Juiy1e, 1851
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
~ HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. RI. C, G. ! Sixth
Regiment, D. T. Camp a Beverly, Va.

RI HEADQUARTERS COMPANY &. n. C, Ci.l sixth
Regiment .. Y. Camp at Beverly, Va
July -, 1851
pr c. ". RonACE, Cincinnati, Ohio: Dear SIR We
ceIvsd your long wished Tor aud welcome RInl-d-s
few days ago, aad hasten return vnu unauilnoGs
preston j regard TO uHr high opinion Of the same.
We have used tkeln with great benefit in compa-
ny, and heartily attest n the pubic opuifn OF their
great beEeGls In onr eases especially where there
have been many changes from the civilian
in daily routine ia business at hOms the exposed ab
its OF active soldiers ia strange aud unnatural
Try, do appreciate the merits of such heaven
sent values yours To all those position do
cuIIhaLicaIly recommend ynur remedies.
ing assured from experience, that they will be very
welcome companion. JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. q, Sixth Reg. O. Y.
TSigned:l
james Ssmqje, Ist Sergeant, Company B.
Charles II. Foster, d Sergeant
Charles T. Russell, ISr Lieut.. Co. B, 9Th Reg o. Y.
Thus. 5. R0ysP ID Lieut.
I. B. Warren, Sd Seargt '
stephen Thayer, 4th SoarEt
Corporal Chas W. Foley,
Corporal John W TaylcT.
Corporal Edward Butman.
Corporal Carlton c. Cable.
Together with 90 privgtes--a unanimous expression
being given.
For sale No. 6, East Fourth street, and by Drug
gists everywhere.
The special attcnton Of Suffers solicited 10 thE
being the best article for complaints Incident Camp
Life. Feb Il 62-eoIn6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

This Is superior article, chcaP and effective, a
great labor Persons wishing hrticle Of IN s
kind will consult their interest by calling % me
httore purchasing. may hc iouud m me lsrgo brick
house dirC,tiy south uf the delaware Nris.
May a062tf rRPr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Estate Of Wm. Merritt.

RTOIICE hereby given that the Undersigned mas been
IN duly appointed and qualified Administrator OF the
Estate Of William Merritt deceascd. Persons interest
ed will govern themselves accordingly.
July IS '62-3w LEVI DAY Admir-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The Galesburg wis University has con
ferred the degree OF Ii. d on President
MEnmcK, of the Ohio Wesleyan University.
We regret 10 notice among the wounded Of
the 66Ih regiment, in the late battle near Gull
pepper Court House. the name Of onr esteem
cd friend and correspondent, HENnY C. oLDs
Of Radror, member Of Capt. Buxton's COM
pany. The nature of his wound is not stated.
but We hope it niIl not prove to be serious.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Sheriff Sale.

Robt0, r-owa, Plaintiff J r,,l,,,s~, ct,,,,t,. csi,
., -, n, !, ., yf. Court 81 Common Picas
NN MONDAY August 18th, 1869, at the deor Of the
W Court lFouse. IN the town af Delaware, IN SAID
county. at one o'clccn p M. by virtue of an or
der cr sale issued from sad Court, in IA" above
case, l, sheriff said County, aud Special Master
Commissioner viii Offer sale public auction, the
ioluy ing deFcr hed lands aud tenemcnts tu,Sit "St
uate said county Of IelawarC and in the town Of
Ieaare and state Ohiu being the north half OF in
lot nninbcT IL toid numher) dos gnatad thU
plat Of south Delaware, Delaware county, Ohio.
Fhe uorsh part Of lot No III told uunber) In Milo D.
Penbpne's addition the town or Delaware; sud north
part has front rods, Ssndussy street, and
tends the width the entire length of the lot max
ing of 20 rods. Also the south part OF lot
No 81 numbered Pow ell Rhrems addition % said
town Of Delaware, bounded follows Beginning at the
Of lot No lI3 (oid numbrr) In said
'cttbone'B addition thenre NORTH n ite parallel with
the line ~ said lot No al Aforesaid 10 point
where the north line Of lot No 90 continued across
the alley said lot No 9l would snsc said atorenen
tibned line; thence 10 the east line Of said lot No
OIL; thence south 10 the south east Iorner Of lot
Of thence the place or unng briug the
premises conveyed said Paul Randall by Milo d. Pet
uibone March 1st Is54-a or the sad premises here-
aescrbHd being known the hemeEtead OF Paul
Randall. Appralshe1 at 1890.
Given under ,ny hand otnclay, this 18th July 1sC3
b. G. WATERS, sheriff,
Rhd speciRl NaEter fomrn's-i ioucr. .
July ls6l-t. r., t6 nf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

An important reconnaissance was made on
Sunday from McCIclIan's headquarters 10 the
opposite side Of James river. Ii extended lis
researches 10 within fourteen miles Of Pitts
burg. About five miles from the river the par
IS encountered a force Of rebels drawn up ia
line, which il scattered, and again routed them
two miles and half further on, where the -
treating body had again attempted TO rally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

We return thanks to Mr. JOSEPH Powell.
of Stratford, for basket of fine Pears
Also to GEO. NELSON, of Berlin, for some
extra fine Apples
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

An immense audience greeted tiev. b. W.
CnDLAw at the Wm. Street NJ. L. Church
Sunday evening. Ills address was earnest. i'm
pressive. and exceedingly interesting At its
close collection was taken up Tor the bcue-
fit Of our Ladies Soldiers Aid Society. which
produced handsome sum.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Cutlery.

Fue Pocket Knives Eazors apd scissors ,oi the bes
Improved makers, will found selling cheap at the
JeWolFy store OF e. Pi.A1F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Pure White Lime,


TIAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HIS NUMEROUS
customers, and the pubic Eaacraly, that IN addi-
ton HE large and well srlocted stock Il MUSICAL
MERIEIANbFE, he has connect a splendid Stock
of
Fancy & Toilet Goods, Stationery, &c.
mong which may ho found many NEW ARTICLES for
oiiday Pre~ ntsOll Of which h. viii sell unusually low
We also can esPecial attention 10
New Improved overstrung Wagner Piano Porte,
ol WanufacissTe, witch pronounced by com
petent Judges TO ExCEIL all other Inos n0w anufsctu-
red Piano lOrtAs u all kinds mads - or,or the
shortest n0tioc and suit Old iastrumonts
repaired and made Rs good
All orders from the country promptly attended to
ny NEW AND POPULAR SElFI-r MUSIC constantly re.
oeived his Musie Store, S4ndushy Sreat oppite the
Williams d Iatilner Block
Delaware, q. Dec. 10, 1SAI,