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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21
Attest. s. s. PIKE Register.
ELLIOT AUsTIN's ESTATE

ELLIOT AUSTIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LANoILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at the Probate Of
fee In johnson in said district on the Sd day Of
February. A. ID. 1862.
Jesse A Hall. Administrator on the estate Of
Elliot Austin, late Of johnson in said district do
ceased, represents to this court that the personal
estate OF the said deceased is insufficient to pay
the debts and charges of said estate. by the sum
of Sl400. TO raise which sum he makes applica
ton TO this court for license TO sell all Of the real
estate Of the said deceased in said johnson. for
the purpose Of cancelling said debts and charges.
for hearing and decision TO the Gath day Of Feb
ruary, 1852. At the Probate Office In said John
son, and that all concerned be notified thereof by
publication Of this order In the I.amoille News.
dealer printed in Hyde Park three weeks success
sively.' BY order Of Court. EL48
Attest. 8. 8. PIKE, Register. llw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21
SETH HASKINS'S ESTATE.

SETH HASKINS'S ESTATE.
LAMoILLE DISTRICT. IS. en- at Johnson within
and for said District, on the Sd day Of February,
A. D. 1852.
Z. E. Brigham, Executor on the estate Of Seth
Haskins. late of Morristown. in said District
deceased. presents his administration account
for -Whereupon, it is ordered that the
same be referred to the oath day of tebruary, 1862
johnson. for examination and allowance; and
that all concerned be notified hereof, by publ.
cation of this order in the Lamoille Newsdealer
printed at Hyde Park, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and at
said time and place. If they see cause, object
thereto. BY order of Court.
Attest, S. S. PIKE, Register. llw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21
From the Vermont Chronicle.
THE LAW. JUST AND GOOD.


We are glad to see that the "Grand Ju-
ror "and "solid men," Of Burlington are
determined to enforce the prohibitory H.
quor law. land after the Goth day of jan
uary the gates of mercy will be closed,
and all rumsellers who carry on the trade
after thai time will be prosecuted" Had
the inhabitants of Burlington enforced it
from the beginning, they would now have
its good fruits to rejoice over. #...
The Grand Juror and law abiding men
Of Cambridge began working the law long
ago. and have recently fined the rumsellers
of their place, and fear that it may be
necessary to do more of the same work.
Some men work on the right side until
q favorite rum. vender is arrested, but
then throw their sails to the rum breezes
and steer in the direction where they think
they can find most votes. Others are
drawn into their wake because they are
too feeble to stem the current and keep
out of it.
1t is very evident that where the law
is enforced as it should be. without par
TALLY, the evils Of intemperance are very
much lessened if not entirely doue away.
Where the law has been among the
things that were" and now dead letter.
it is exceedingly painful to see how many
young men are already approaching the
crumbling edge Of ruin, and must soon,
unless rescued, pass beyond hope. fit
were necessary. We could point to towns
where rumselling and drunkenness are on
the increase. and that just because men
who have the law in their hands allow it.
How long will temperance men neglect to
apply its virtues to the wilful offender I?
1t is one Of the great fundamental princi-
pies Of government that when moral sua-
sion fails to restrain the vicious, coercion
must. No man who desires to see things
as they are, can fail TO see this. The
hardened vender of poisonous drinks is
not the only one to be held accountable.
How shall any one escape the condemna-
ton Of just and all-seeing Judge, if he
neglect to use the means by which one Of
the greatest evils in the land may be sup.
pressed?
Let any man Of common sensibilitics
serve as Grand Juror and listen to weep
ing mothers (whose children suffer by
drunken fathers,) as they plead with him
Ito take care of the rumseller," and he
will be convinced that the law should be
enforced to its utmost. l.
Lamoille County. J. W. T.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21
1. NJ. NEwCoABs ESTATE. T,

n ]. nj. NEWCUNBS ESTATE.
THE subscribers. having been appointed by the
i Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Lsmoille. commissioners to receive. examine. and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons.
against the estate Of /. n. Newcomb late Of
Hydepark. In said district. deceased, represented
insolvent. and the term Of six months from the
18th day Of Feb, 1862, being allowed by said
court to the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective CLAMPS before rs Give
notiee. that we will attenu 20 the duties OF our
. ppointment at the dwelling house OF widow Es.
ther Newcoub. in Fpdepsik. IN said district. on
the nrst Tuesday Of. April and July next. at
o'clock, In the afternoop, on each Of said days
.s-eo3 saitaSS a. 4 F emILP paa com,rs.
HySepash, Feb. isth, ls9' u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21


A o,..n AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
n coughs Group, asthma, Whooping cough
sore throat, 80.
And all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood. Lieut.. Gov, of VT.
Messrs. E. b. Magoon. " Col have used
your Weeks Magic Compound for severe colds
and sore throat, and it has proved an efficient
remedy. 1t is valuable accession to the list Of
remedies for colds, coughs. &C.
am, &c, Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. s, 1860.
From Hon j. Poland, State Senator of Vt.
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy SO
efiectual in curing coughs and sore throat, aud
other diseases of the lungs, J. POLAND.
Montpelier. Oct l. 1860.
From Hon. Timothy p Redfeld
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time was entirely cured of one OF the severist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that l
ever experienced. know of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally.
Montpelier, Oct. Is. 1860. 4. p. REDFIELD.
From Rev. E. B. Smith. D. D., Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when was suffering most severly
from the effects of long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like charm The first night after
taking it. coughed less and slept better than
for weeks before and the use of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. | should use 1t again in
preference to any medicine have tried when sim
ilarly afflicted. Yours truly.
Fairfax, VT, Apr. "a. 1860. E. B. SMITH.
GROUP
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. single dose of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack Of it since / think no family
should be without it. M +. VARSEY.
Principal of Missisco Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is, 1860
E. B. MAGOON & Co..
North Troy. VT, Proprietors.
AGENrs-Dutton g. Hyde. L. II. Noyes Hyde
park E. H. Shattuck, John Mackintosh. Water
Vile J. W. Turner, j. W. Sake, Cambridge; W.
II. Griswold II. F. Wetherby Il Co.. p. Spencer.
Jacksonville Samuel BeIding, S. & e. B. Mer-
riam. G. w. Scott. G. J. Patch. Johnson H. Ca
dy Stowe C. r. Page. S. B. Clarke, D. A. Gil.
bert, W. I. Atkins, Morrisville and by dealers
in medicine every where. 45yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-21

- rs Paffiagton wants to know If
TIE Pops sent any Of his bulls 70 .ths
oett'e-show7 easf d'lg aat .sssssoJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22

Then. as the messenger was riding away, he
called him back. Tell him il he cannot hold
his ground, than the bridge: to the last man
always the boilge! If the bridge is lost,
ali is lost. y
The sun is already down; not half an hour
Of daylight is left. Till Furnishes message
came it had seemed plain TO every one that the
battle could nos be finished to-day. None sus--
7eofc,I how near vas the peril OF defeat, OF
e11ddcn attack on exhausted forces; how vital
% the safety Of the army and The nation were
tl10~a fifteen thousand waiting troops OF t!tz
John Porter ia the hollow. But the CcnEede~
rates halted instead Of pushing % their yln-
c}ictiye cannonade died away as the light faded
Before it was quite dark the battle was over
Only solitary gun of Burnsides Numbered
against the enemy, ano presently this also
ceased and the field was still.
The Deril came very near, but it has passed
and in spite Of the peril, at the close the =
was partly . success mt victory, but an ad
vantage ha>, been gained. Hooker, sumner
and Franklin held ali the ground they had
gained, and Burnside still held the bridge and
his position beyond Everything was fayora-
bic Tor renewal Ct the fight II the morning.
II the plan o? battle is sound there Is every
reason why Mcclellan should win It, He may
choose to POSTPONE the battle 10 await bis relia-
fC,rcements,
The Confederatas may choose to retire while
it is possible. Fatigue on b,tI sides might de-
lay the deciding battle, yet If the enemy means
70 fight at al, he cannot afford 70 delay. Ills
rei1liorcelnents may be coming, but whore are
his supplies? His losses arc enormous. Ills
troors have been rnassal IN woods and hollowS.
whore artillery has had It's most terrific effect.
The FecIeraIs have been deployed and scatter
ed. From infantry Ere there is less difference.
It IS hard to estimate losses On 8 field q such
extent, bat I think the Federal cannot be less
than SIX thousand killed and wount}ed-it may
be much greater, !Reports now say ten thou
sand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
DIRECT FROM THE ARMY.

Especial Dispatch 10 thc Philadelphia Inquirer
SHARpsBURG, Nd, Saturday Evening, Sep
tember 20, 1852, The Federal ar1ny moved
yesterday VI iday-afternoon, toward shep-
herdstown, Oh the Potomac river. General
PleaSonton went forward With his cavalry and
picked up about three hundred stragglers-
Some e the artillery followed, and when they
reached the river, exchanged compliments with
Ito (onle>1orates, Their whole force appeared
10 be o. the Virginia side, and their batteries
we're planted along the bank to prevent the
passage Of the Federal army They succeeded
in saving everything except one field piece,
whose carriage broke Gown, sud two 81 three
old wagons
Their movements seem to have been cond1lc-
ted very leisuroly, aud without anything Ike
panic. The most seriously wounded we're left
At SIarp sEurg and III the houses along their re-
treat 20 the river. They evidently took their
own time in FILLING back, and do not appear to
have bad any fear O. being pursued. 4 strong
force was kept On the Federal front during he
whole Of THURSDAY, although to many OF the
officers and men it seemed apparent that the
enemy Was retroatlng.
TIE WOUNDED, a gentleman who left
Frederick yesterday morning says that every
house, stable, and barn, within twelve miles Of
The battle field, is filed with the Federal wouu-
c.ed, \ large number are al Frederick and
Hagerstovn. Ii some places booths have been
constructed 70 protect the wounded from the
weather.
Gentlemen from the battle field yesterday
say that the Federal 10 in the several battes
IN Maryland last week, will amount to about
$4,000 in killed and wounded Large numbers
Of struggling soldiers ATE scattered throughout
tie country IN the neighborEaood Of Frederick
a1a~ HEageCst2vu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
CLOSING SCENES OF THE BATTLE OF WED"
NESDAY LAST.


The f;.rttest and lowest Tbs Confederates
have batteries on both Burnside is ordered 70
carr7 the nearest to i2im, which is the arthest
from the ROAD. His guns opening first FROM
this new position in front, more entirely con
trollad and silenoed the enemy S artillery. The
;.z1s:otry came Oh st once, moving rapidly and
s:<ss311zzy up long, dark lanes, and broad. dark
rcoesses, being plainly visible without glass
s.g tl1ay moved over the green hillside
The e,lsxt D1omen5, The road in which the
Confederate battery was planted vas canonIed
with clouds Of dust swiftly descending into the
valley. Underneath "as 81 tunlult q wagons:
guns: horses and 1Oan flying At speed down Che
road Blue flashes of sr1aoke burst now and
t.aan a:.2ong them, 4 horse q 5 man Or r half
j:ozer, wel5 down, and then the vhirlwind swept
On.
The Hill vyas carried, Eut could It be held p
The Confederate columns, before seen moving
% the LETT, Increased their pace, The guns, On
the Hill above, send an angry tempest Of shell
down among Burnside guns and men. lie h@d
formed his columns apparently II the near ar
gI3s 81 two fields bordering the road, high
around about them everywhere except III Cilo
TEAR.
r. another moment a Confederate battle~Iine
appears on the brow Of the ridge above them
IGloves swiftly down in the most perfect order,
and though met By i1lcessant discharges Of mus
kerry, oi which 7e plainly see The t1ashes, does
!.ct Are gun White spaces sflow where men
are falling, but they close up instantly AND still
The line advances The brigades q Burnside
are in heavy column they will not give way
before tayonet charge in line, The Contede-
rates think twice before thog' dash l1co these
hostile MASSES.
NAY md soayters ever the field the rest stand
fast md fire. More ;Dfantry comes up. Burn
side is 0utuuubered, I1anked, compelled TO
yield the kill he took 50 hrayoly. His position
IS no longer one Of attack He defends him
self with unfatcring firmness, hut be sends 20
Mcclellan for help. Mcclellan glass, tor the
last hail hour, h8s seldom been turned away
from the lett,
Ho sees clearly enough that burnside is
21roaso3 needs no messenger 60 tell nln1 tElar.
His faoe crows darker viii, anxious thought.
Looking down into the valley where $1,000
c1x>3ns are lying, he turns 3 haIf-Que6tlonng
lock on Eitz .])1u Porter, who stands ~ his
SIDE, Gcave}y scanning tie field They BE Por~
tar's troops below .re fresh an1 impatient 70
share IN tt1;s fight. but Porter slowly shakes
his haad, au5 ODE may believe tlav fae same
+lsos1Ght Is oa5s;u& through the minds q 10th
ze,o@xa1. They are 5ho onl" reserves q the
army Gaay connot be spared.
hiaEIaiIau ro1nounts his horse, AMI with Por
ter and dozen officers q bis STAFF rides away
10 the left in Burnside's direction. Sykes
meets thern on the road & good soldier, whose
,,>'r;or2 * xyC.4}, Lif,o II rTr1f, iTpy,aYa!l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
MRS. WHITING

XTTILL resume her SCHOOL FOR YO,-Nc
" CHILDREN on Tuesday, the 18th Sa,>
tember, and hopes her experience IN teach;n,
vii! insure h9r 8 share y public patyonaga
The schocIroon1 is eiigbly situated ,,oo,
Washington str5er, No 20, adjoining the lot on
which Christ's Church Is located
aug 23-lnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
WENTWORTH SEMINARY

T'0R Young. Ladies-ALBERY i. BASS
l. FORD, Principal o1Asc"
The duties Ct this institution will Sc resumed
on Monday, September 18th '''sa
sep lQ-1Ws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
NOTICE.

DIR. Z. HOWE RIPLEY, :.
= AYING recently taken up his reslos,,<"h ;s
L this place, will pursue the practice q
pr, fession, and feeling confident q rs III;
soicts share Of public patronage. ."
give particular attention TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, !
in which branch Of his profession he = haz f.
large experience He " Il Al2o treat " = df
AL AFFECTIONS on q new and en1'Iels
ferent principle with almost certain succe'''
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. 6, 1867 rr:ae
w. DR.. r. may be found at no. :, - t.7 ~
sago.1 s89 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22
SOAPS

WYE have been appointed agents for the sa)s
w off new and very superior brand Of F. NJ
lily WASHING SOAPS, which we wish 70
introduce IN this market.
Our customers will coz 1T their interests Nv
using these SOAPS. Welaye in store an orr
usual large assortment Of FANCY TOILET
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, r hite do, H..
ney, Glycerine, Almond, Silver White and
Mottled CASTLE, Transparent IN Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated l-ya, Sc, &C.,
fcr sale by Lea DBEAIER & CO.
3 mo 81 Nos S and I. S:s''+A Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22

PAINTS AND OILS.
e EVILS PURE WHITE LIZA 0, Raw ana
l. Boiled Lnsecd Oil, Spirits Iul 2enrine, and
fall Supplv q Cours CT all Kinds ra4eiy ed and
FOR sale st Il. COOho
Wholesale and Retail Drug
~ Is Store, 80, King street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
1000 Agents Wanted

~ oiut'luec lr liutd'+ Dental lcmcaie, iYi.
every tUnntY. Men nr wpmrn sha wfbt IL
itt ti.c t.angY ptiek,s, e.ln ia hHct with till d
aota inu anything III market Tidy au
a, t-"in 'aN il,cgl, snl we 4ic speud.u.
liian-f'ia' ia tdseitsips ihtni ter The h0pcft q
a'uu' iaAo- . siufles continuing Il de2 h
I'd tlr eHe ieit raetag ai'5le spec iieA, W;ta
rltliti- Eili br s,it. 80 rtc.ip ol ftNGoi'p,N.
aua' tIi piie. 10 any lgison Wi.mng d test
.iMr AI In rn54; slh ,a Ntw Is n.
,,u',s an pgcu' Ibry cpH bc ,n,l il II LAY.
h. v ,itHi PM Aadltis nm caM@s
4. ai,s rd Ptoes Mea@ores aRciut snssMel
IA Sow is the time 70 60 uio the business
For NllLlra.. and refeIeHces see nhlgn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
NOTICE.

arc daily rec y,ng oiaer. d s,ulbY mail
.ome pte or motr OF lr liurl- Dental Rene
les, which We cnnnotii Nome are maiab!c
dXeept the W. eiW' fiete. @hen So acud in
m py,lape On tuect, q ptic. l5 cents nid
uup stump lnt 20 urtUulnsniat pcisuus ia
ft4,ts where tas druggists and stotrkcrprr3 stie
lcud tha 80, We have put up pleSugr- Il,
Nlitc euao srd h8xca, seVen inches s. iur.
wi;h mwetmchs--gneh hos containing hi
r.. ., NJ Ihtfd HUtt Uast and Ya9H Lbs
~5aaN. p hoy % Tapb Fe4tGf, tie N.,a}I.,
Hlaf aul q vtiuah!c hlile freqti-e ID NJ
W8 ms iss, ta' meffs b Jns,ttly
4 y nlR m poo 3atH.W II thadfsa', Es
~ ta at itse. the ,Htif. c9.t q ,rva3 lE,n. /
ut3u pl woman, tr rntuts w.tl yYUn. thi..iicr.
NiH4 IS ril thor nee --lty articles: pri..-i i,.
iarahss 't'1 q. ~, ~ -'N package. iui 81 I'D
y Spr.- as ltvcigd, a, Tie fxpts ci.,i.e4
Hlf n3t iahch, 81 any. WHtr ei u sspn tbnn on
uat, At Is ir rnslrrr - oligrtl OF 4 ID Ain,
fae,agca "a one tint 4 Mrse lH'niy will yart
nil, or the surplus cau " hsp44r,, Ii 10 nt,.F-
An,- with pubic tenult tlr Hn0aUr eaitestiI..,t,
i glunr'i lmin, sniisine nnhtrptuess, id glis
Hprcmrni, cNlFn-e- loss ~ time anj nion,e e
would be saved 70 the county II r,erg ian II
Fl lliy hai one 81 theac rllNa- which, iu IT.
.lt, i-A complete SGT oi llcul3l Etmtaes. III
lt.4s Wue T. llutI n Ga rtihenr BuilIni
NfN ara aad wl.tc Eilig altl inldrt- pl1IHy
lhat rsmititUu may % ma d. Tit tpnilabtr.
NJ u u y g.. ir!ci a. Inc Mayor liruobl1f,.
soe. ~ Gtn,h, ln4ulrni d iho Farmers ani
G.t.rH i,n6 i,raoklyu; to the i.iitpr II tbr
va u, II Manufacturers GaaHttr: d Ioy Car
a p. lriii hrl, Aernts, Nrw Tork h r. r.
hi.'al, Esi wiz sanw guol lliua whcn ht
'c q n' Nim ha aiie'iY eri,tci d svo3Hd
II.Ni.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
iss,Sa USES 4,
.:!lI ...iI FOR RENT. b

ihick lloue 90 Mdike s.ael leiMenu sih and 9i, Ma
sli, 500 pu
Franiu lluu iu tethAnie sitrai Iil,w lombard It,
M ~ SIS GO
Brick II ause and bot on Ieti e,, tlrl doot hou
EatoAl, No Vs. $HleU.
GricA House on Lord ste ,atom loop from railonl
-" 10.
Frame iourttp aer ~ Church K Taylor STREETS $50 Ul
do ii on fay lur siiett atlioutng tile above p pt.
rive iri,k ilprses oi lth street Pine, MIR Uul,
uua 6rh tn ana h0n, etah 4Hui
Five Brick idusrs l2ih strrrt near Lombard Nt4
in, Jiib, 90. 5Ol aud Il ettit $50 en-.
1--WE FFine llousea On idiles Lane. iirt from Stotu
IHrsr1. eacil 8l0U0
frame House aoipiis the alley Sd from tavern $50 co
Four Frame lous ad dlining tile ahOye, each s,6 uD
lirick ii-use on Lombard street hewten MeCAullty
and lsih streets, SBl U1.
Brick ouse ". corhor Of Front and Thctn streets
$i2h 60.
CoaS, at n, W. corner Of French and iltl So. 70 o.
lrisk llodse TN Iaunll street abnve street No
2O' Sfi0e
Snil iritl, erau street lCtween Third and Fourth
streets, StO 90.
Ice llunse yard on ltl ttro,t b tween Market nul
Orange sfests,
Two Frame Houses lsth aud Elizabeth streets, each
s32 W.
Brick House hureh street between Eighth and
Brick House, No. lals King s'ree between 18Th aud
l4h streets, 500 hl
Irek House Taylor between lecus and Buttcnwooi
SliU 90
inirs House Market street leiwern isi and I'm
streets, S llu
Brink statleon l2iA stfvr h.teeen Market and ofanr.
streets, SG5 90
Bitk house 5th street between Pine and sprue,
Brick House, rooms we'll Gnslsl with 10 a.rss OF
lAud and brick sialle near Wilmington, s 100 HO
lleuhe and premises AT ths H. corner nf Market
aud Water STREETS. in the tenrreuf ,laines Ia Cox Aiu
Nni' =. 'Ff- ifs.s i'it Nn The -iiii n March ncxt
AllN +" MlALlAM MecAGLLEY,
leh2a e|N Market st.. wi miugtan. nel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
PRIVATE SALE OF
IL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

= IA The snh,csher VIII nll at Private sa.. Tie
l3iE entire stoek ni sintos, iiu Iron and brit
SRN ani1 ware Cutlery, @e. hesides an the tools
ksta aud hNiures heIpusug irsi ca.s stove lin
SUD eei iron ware store. aso the STORE. honae work
shops. Nr known as 40 - Market sirr.t between al
mud 30, Wilmington nj. Stcudns iam Market street
10 and fronting Shpy stttot iuinerly ucrupiel by
Geo +. Peterson.
This is opportunity seldom presented for any one
wishing 10 start in lnrNiye husness in desirable 10
fa'ion especially ~ MI stand has leun long occupied by
persons IN this business furfnrlh-r particulars apply il
n1l''tL WM. +. 0DANlEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
Tarnl for Saln

= A. u ArpoIuiniuluk llunjtet / miles south oI
si,A odessa. on the main road to Nuyrna roniaiuin
,,g3@ about ls' aer,s There ate two dwelling houses
&ata3ldA on the place, one OF which vas Lut within Il
l"w wars and hA necessary ont milling AlAn some
woodland he property will b. sid low. For farther
ptiiirulrs apnly To JOHN MeLEA.. y SON,
Alll-tf N Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
THE LIVING HOME
Asb
Peoples Boarding House

No gENuGf oN OF rRlcrs for Nh. simna ;, .s,r ,h,,
4 Me tef.r nt thtm up; but have i, en- dol az hus
m u lNr T.. one half the usual charges the same ae.
"'ous' lnd nave leon enabled to do so from the
W t M nave rss sNlGn,cs 10 pay out OF our busjness
H4ie tpehdls mainly on the stil for our subsistence
u huNeNe huc tbers ist WAX snd tlestruetion lie
iahl st hflnga forth an abundance Tor man and beast
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