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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
FANCY FURS.

ing Fall and Winter Seasons. would respectfully in
vite examination Of my stock and prices from those
Intending to purchase a. euttu TO Ter them very
deslfahle Inducements
All nv laT have lsel purehA.-i ~ cash, and aad-
ny r4nefeneei Rbi eopeisni hAul- anl A. The present
moneAfy lQubie frudef uHtesAfs tlAt should dis.
rose Of lay 70 j. - very -uhll ,snr+ 90 cot.
an atsled ihat it viii be 10 tho interest. 90 those
who de-ign pueehAsllg, 90 rive a call.
Gs- hrrpll-et, tha nsme. nulubst aud sfa-i John
Iafslta tNe@ Fer 5'ofe. IL Af.h street, PHILADELPHIA
szpotmi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
WILLIAM H. NAFF,
.s. .,a.AUCTTONEER,. .,a.

ID EsPEGTPULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
N public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
In all its various branches and is ready receive
consignment all knds Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
ut the
r Temperance Hall,
fEza Fourth Street South side, Market Street,
a.i' WILMINGTON, DELAVARE.
Real Estate and Stocks sold at public or private sale.
Continues his agency for Renting and collecting rents Of
houses, farms, sc.
Persons wishing rent will do we'll to give him call.
Bofrows and Loans Money on Commission.
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &C. in and for
the State Of New Jersey
Furniture at reduced prices.
Pebble sales every Saturday the Auction ROOM No
East Fourth street.
0nos No West Fourth street. up stairs
N. B--Aousea, Farms and Building Lots for sale
Please give him call. ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
STEWARTIo FOUNDERY.
pRBSSLER'S
HAIR JEWELRY STORE,

p No. 4 South Eighth Street, Ph1adsiphia.
M hand and for sale ehoirs assortment superior
" patteTns-aud will plat 10 order Brasslets Tsr
Hinge finger Rings breast Pins rossoa Necklace Vest
and Guard chanH 6e, &c.
A21-o -orders enclosing the hair In ho plated may ls
sent by mail. thve drawing H. you can ou
paper ana enclose such amount yud nay ehooae 10
pay.
Cost = f'lows Far Rings, ~ to sg Breast Pins 80
tosi taser Hugs y eIs 10 $500 Nest ChaHs SO 10
Ae.Aah Put into Medallions Box Breast pias Rings
&i' ~ Gold aud oliver bought at iait rates
- Oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.

a. ffC Original Nh dFsst
INSUR ANCM COMPANY.

a. Original Nh 0Fest
INSURANCE COMPANY,
( toNTINURs TO oFFRR TO THE PEOPLE OF della
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
isks.
This Company Ia the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance In
our state being the Ts introduce the principle among
us. All the Ohers are mere imaiiOna.
L. recommended by fifteen years experience IN, and
attention TO- the subject OF Mutual Insurance, which IN
believed, has enabled the Managers adlust and dis
erminae between the different varieties Of property and
rsk As TO render the membership the most equitable aud
Mutual Of any other Company In the Stale
II does not boast that has met with no lose or ony
Insurance List s small the Losses needs be In pro-
portonbut justly boasts that within the last Ten yeas
II has paid So4OOO in losaes and attendant expenses win.
out single case 81 gaton rarely Of even diterence OF
opinion, and in almost all to the entre satisfaction
Of the parties lnsuredaiways within the limits OF GO
days, nnless a. the option Of the parties 49,.
II has got the best and safest List Of InsuFances Of any
other Company in the State,
1t has less at hazard in any single risk, in proper
ton 10 It's meane than any other Company in the State
II has rejected hundreds of thousands Of Dollars Of n
offered to it, within the last three months either
as being too great risks in single case unat OBJ
iects Of Mutual lneurance and Notwithstanding this aud
me multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
Whn Us bounds it has increased It's List Of lnsurRncef
HAiFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
II commences the year 1854 with real pro
lection to the community Of S2s200d
dnArded by surplus fund Of lS,O0C
Total Protection, ssoc OOC
y is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as 'ceh
tuey ought 10 patronlze II.
President-JESSE SHARPE.
Secretary and Mreasurer-RoBRRT McCABR.
DIRECTORS:
Brdndyigine Hundytd-William T. Lod,e
ChrisfidHd Hundred-James Delsplaine
wilmington Hirfldred- Jesse Sharpe, James Webb. Z
StotHenburg, Samuel
MAJ Cfeek HHHdrei-nvoerl McCabe
Mo Castle Handred-David W. Gemmill.
White Clay Creek HuHdrsd-i. F Williamson
Peheddfr HaRdrfd-Curtis h. Ellison
~. Georges HHndrsd-Janes BurnhAm.
Red Lion Rundrsd-John O, Clark.
Smyiia-William Temple.
Dnper-llenry Todd
Afyord-ChaTles n Fleming Peter CAusey.
tieorgeioi1,l-ChHres Tunne
Communications general business addressed to lht
undersigned Wilmington, post paid, will receive imme
diale attention.
fss ROBERT MocABE NJ n. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
MARBLE YARD.
Wilmington
MARBLE g. GRANITE WORKS.
niE citizens dl Wilmington aul surrounding country
Ilsne-LLmlly milImnl Ihai ihnN nm

are respectfully informed that thNy an be furnished
Mitii
Monuments, Tomba, Head and
Foot Stones,
or EVERY nEtCNlrT1oN of ltr nrst modern ,loAi.ns
odt vi American aud Foreign Marbles finished in thr
s. msnn"t and cheaper iha NJ sny ohsr establishment
~ the state nf Delaware. Also, Mlibo aud Slate MAN.
lEls Of all desglptans Marble. Giauite aud iltown,
stone WORK Tor uildng purposes ef ey,y description
minlshei In The boat manner
We cndrt eur sincere tnanks 10 tho lble er na 1.-The.
raj patronage heretofore and solicit continuance 0 the
Ame' everything warranted to give satisfaction Al
orders from any fart OF the country attended IL with
ptonipthrss. SMITH 4 CALLAHAN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
ABGFTONEERS.
Real EAstate Agency, Auotioneer,
&c, &e.

McI &C.
ID. Il. RICHARDS,
HAVING or many years heon engaged in the lower
H portion ef New Castle connty q au Anetlneer anu
W reesnlf itei EslAte Aapnt IN Dover, Kent ceunls
Offer my services the people Of Wilmineton Ia the ee
Hapscty. have Just taleu an Office in the
S1eA ,a1oWEBB BUILDING,
NO. a24s marker g., below ga, Third story
Tsstnion ls can be produced from gentlemen high
rsspsAbiy and business 10 teeaidto my qualifications
. kll who require my services amt prom ptuess as
an AUcTtONRER aud REALi FsrATk AGENT, err
nestly requested to give Real My temH In ali
will be and by undivided attention and ndotsi
gAbla sxertonF which will be my motto In the trAnaC
ton Of all business entrusted to me, hope to receive
share ofpnblic patronage.
The people Of Wilmington, and particularly of New
CA1tls County, who have Real Estate goods OF
description to dispose Of will hnd Il to be 20 their
to give a cali. d. 4. RICHARDS.
N. B-Rents and collections of all kinds promptly
novelty DIR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07
A FARMS -
::i. FOR SALE. ii;iii;

fE \ 4 ~ 4i1 " 4A
:iii FOR SALE. TT;
Ro.2-calei Pine Grove containing 10 acres. laore
Lawn and oatbuiliinEs
No. IA larss modern Mansion containing II rooms
With ~ a'ras 0l And. less within mile Of VIII
mngton with out upidiGss aad choice fruit lrees ard
sraPsr handsomely l.i out and planted win ir-es
20. i-Adlolns 30 9--c0nIaiuiRg scra Of lsuf with
ahahds5ms nweding we'll rh4iyt aud stshlinp N@,' 1
and vouii te sod together,
No b.A Pam " u Acte, more ieeH miles south.
erg itam kennei slnare Chester rO. rs, with harn.
en-bnildngs, fruit. 49, IN good order.
Ga Alill Creek ld to Newark within ~ rlies d MINI
town IN goel order aud HiiA fair hnildnst
No ',-A fArm n good order and lnal hulidnpa Of su
A.le "a hfAudYrtne liunitai, mlie Wiln,inston
= nss iron tla psl' Al tl't Pistif,i IRiinsr, WITH
No. $50 sur s4l-, within inil.q OF R.nnatt
squate. towards thsshdyWn aious Tie raiiroai with
gi tnllllngs-wo pwellinss and WouI gi.o Nolli in
No "a Farm Of i7i arrss 10 ttro7uinisiinE Hunlren
Niihin msa % ba'kbiti Station. with bGiliings and
No IA Farm Of 60 SIRE, IN Ksnnstt Town hin chss
ter County, sin good fndHsa, Orchards, a. aud in
god order
Nv. ia Faim II I2i srr=s nf land Within mile o
MihnnEiondiSilei iiio fields, with rea'oDAhle hud
No. $50 ArIss ol land within miles NJ wiininzlon.
tr'uy e'sd bnildnss in alr orders suitable fer uaek
No, lals Of land in BrAndyWlne uunIrsi, with
ln miles Of Wilmington, With orchard and comioriA
hle Buldings. and within haif a mile Of shIplsy 4 Man
sion. There ia beautitnl ste thereon nrorloai!uE fle
pelaWars, for a mansion.
No. ls90 of land within y; miles Of Whining
ton In BrAndywins lpndTed, with comfortable OLD hiI.
ings, and shald trees.
No. iA.lhH srres on Fculk Road In DrandyRine Hun.
dred, with old buildings and fruit
No l6-About 70 seres, with good, nearly now stone
No iIs-1h acres, mostly Wondland--uo iuildlngs-on
the Brandywine, miles from Wilmington
No. lS35 acres Of excellent Land and l1oderats Dnd
ings, near old Blue Ball, IN ChristAna fId
No. l9.An excellent Farin Of lSi acres In Brandy vine
Hundred, near TalleyTe with good Dwelling and out
buildings II Is in excellent order.
No 2U.-650 aeres of Land and Cedar Stgamp 6r sAla
Appoquinimink Hundfed-a bargain,
No 2l-6j acres Of Land In Chrt.tiana Hundred, with
in "a miles OF " Nimington-good improvements
No. IA Farm of " acres in Bfandywine Hundred
within miles Of Wilmington.
No 25-lli acres Of good Land 40 or so OF which is
good Woodland, within miles of Dover and miles 81
Dupont Station
No. 24-An excellent Dwelling, and two or three Tene
ments, with 0ubuildngs, and 10 acres OF Land on the
Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike miles from WIl
mington. Apply 10 W. MOAULLEY,
dre3 No. 1855 Market St., Wilmington Dal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

JOI1IN Iut46<A0 u OOAFJ
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &e- &c., promptly aud
accurately drawn.
PROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission In this city at the okera boards in rha-
dephla New York, or other cities by meaus OF cores
r0nding brokers who are all firms Of high standing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS arc charged on stocka or
purchased abroad, the regular brokers oomlson
OF quarter par cent boiling divided betweeu our'elVes
and our Hgentr.
DRAFIA-.we draw on Phlialsphla New York or Dos.
ton aud procure drafts other American eies, At the
lowest rates pf exchange.
lUREI0N nEAFfae-We draw Great Britain, Ire
aud, darmauy aud every other country lu EUROPE,
on houses OF nadouited standing, in To suit our
customers.
EXCHANdR-f Foreign Of nomsftlC-bought and roli
a., thu mest favorable ratea allowed by tho market
premium will almost always he allowed f Checks New
York.
of Real Estate n town or country md respectfully Invite
and when dtslrei by our cuaomern attend to the rns
ton of their rents.
C0LLEC rlONe.--0ur corrsaP1nienea enables III Ia
reach any prominent point 10 America IN arg rega
ties for making rosrtinn are thsreiure complete anl
consequently leTHuns AyNln. themEglyes OF them liz
inntent that their business will he faithfully and
SWmPuy attended To- ,mr charges are as low Is are
Il AdA hy sny reliable PARTIES
In every where We employed our aim IL 10 in
hs hast tr te nletHft Of our ruHliners Ad fnflt
lie patronage Of our friend aud The public generally
jan JOHN MeLLAh 4 suN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

NEW BOOKS!
At g. s. u, Budfrs Book and Ne,cspapsr Sfors.
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story Of American Life by O. ". Curtls.
The Crossed Path by wllko Collins
Harry Barson, by John n Irving.
Ihs Attorney, by John T. Irving.
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life, by Capt Mayna Reid.
Lie OF usnera Francis Marion.
EyaYbOdys Lawyer
Moral History Of Women.
Miss Gilberts Career.
Ole Of Them, by Chss. Lever.
The First False Step by Reynolds
The Woman in White, by Wilkis Collins
Twsnty-nye different kinds Of Novels at dime zach
An the Magazines Day aud Weekly NsEspansrs
Books Stationery aud Fancy Articles for sse In
faAeS apl2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-07

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Brinshursts Ague Dose
Use 0sgood's India Choagogue,
Use paseha's Ague Mixture &C.
For Weak or Tn1HRmed Eyes.
Use Rringhursts Eye Water,
Uso fbompson's BYE Water,
Use rcor Richards Eye Water,
Use Backer's Eye Balsatn,
For Coughs.
Use Brlnghurtt's Cough Syrup,
Use ASers caerry reStoral, ,.........,
For Dyspepsia.
Use Bringhursts Dyspepte Pills,
use Peruvian Syrup or Prot. Sol. protox. Iron,
us Comp. syrup OF Phoaphates,
Aosiettrs Bitisrs,
Hoohand's deman Btters
For Worms.
ufe Briughursls Worm syrup,
Use Bringhursfs Worm iozengef,
Use Fahnestocks Vermifuge, &C..
For Hernia or Rupture.
90 to &. Brnghurat Co, aud be fitted with 1fufs.
For FlatulenCe.
uss Dringhursts Ess. Ginger
u5e nhnghurets Ginger LOlenees
For Children Teething.
lse bowers Infant cor1isi.
For n CnlhaFtic or Purge.
use Bnghurst Pursaive Syrup IA fubsiiinie for ca'
tor On,j
Use Brlngbus,'s rurgstive rills, sugar coatea,j
usv Citrate ut Maguesla,
use Sedllt9 Powders, Sr.
For Purifying the Blood.
Use BrngburFt's Alternative Syrup,
Ayers Garsspsra,
Huia sAT Aparilla,
Peruvian Syrup, Sc.
For Constipation.
Use Rrlnghursts Purgatlse Syrup,
Bowers Aeiicated Fl =,
Or Of those superior Elastic syruges sold BY Bring
hurst y Cc.
For Diet.
Use ago Tapluca. Hfoma, Pure Chocolate. Gelatin or
Jnuket uiade with lrnghursts Liquid Renuei
For illuminating Purposes
Uss the genuine Kerosene oil with one OF those superior
low priced Lamps. sold hy
EDw. BRINGHuRST & co, .
MANUFACTURING HARMAcEUTlsTs
Corner Of MARKET and STM ST., Wilmington.
Sep IS
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
Fnllv aat "a auv in tle AarEat ooI a. nyg u,eaa Iv
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What the " Louisville Journal
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Of cheap publications any work can be more
reasonable than the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
at 8 per auUm, with twenty five cents dis
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recipes for useful domestic purposes, ana has
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mercantile arts and sciences. There Is no
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never opened a number without learning
something we never knew before. and OBJ
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No one should visit the city without calling
at their palatial establishment. which Is a
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of in the country do not know this work,
and will take our advice. they Will mail 81
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We fully endorse thc above, and would
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every number should te preserved. The
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In addition to furnishing specimen copies
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ATDITOE,S NOTICE.

TENhe undersigned, Auditor appointed by
Z the Count Of Common Pleas of Cam
bria County, to report distribution of the
funds IL the hands Of John ?. Linton aud
Howard !. Roberts ESqrS., assignees of
George W. Easlv. under 4 voluntary
assignment for the benefit Of creditors, upon
their account filed, hereby notifies all per
sans interested IN said fund. that he will
attend to the duties IF said appointment
at the office Of c. l. Pershing, Esq. in the
Borough Of JnhUstOwn, on Thursday the
26th dav Of December instant. at one o.cl cck
PM. Wm. KITTELL.
Dec. Q. lSGl-3tc
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TO COxSUMPTIvEs.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in a very few weeks by a very
simple remedy after having suffered several
wears with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
meausof cure.
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy
of the prescription used, Gree Of charge)
with the directions for preparing aud using
the same. which they viii find sure cure
for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conceives
TO be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription Will please
address
Rev. EDWARD y. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
October %, lSUl-3ms.
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tunate as 20 be thrown from my sulkv
agansta a rock near the road side. from which
my head received Almost terrible blow.
causing great deal of irritation. which
cOmmuI icated To the brain and external
surface Of the head, from the effects Of
which my hair was finally DESTROYED over
the entire surface Of the head. From tie
time first discovered its dopping, however
up 70 the time Of its total disappearance. |
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These and 40 other circumstance induces
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Advertising h-eu-s. II9 Nassau Stree,
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is TIE Only KNOWN REMEDY FOl
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.
AND a SURE CURE FOE
all MerCurial Diseases

Il is a conveniently arranged BauG, con-
tanning q mediCatcd compound, to be worn
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PRICE $500. to be had Of Druggists gen
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GTRAG HORSE-Came to the residence
- Of the subscriber in Carroll township,
Cambria county. about the 18th, day Of
Oct. last, an iron grey, or strawberry roam
Horse, with white fore legs. a white stripe
on the forehead, three years old las Spring,
The owner isrequested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
awav otherwise he will be disposed of acc
ording to; law. TERRENCE DELOZIER.
Carroll tp., Nov. 20, 1861. 3t.
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TO MY CREDITORS

Take notice that have applied to the
'l1-nt Common Pleas OF Cambria county,
~ the benefit Of the Insolvent laws of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, aud that
,-@ san C1u-t has appointe! Monday the Sd
.ay OF March next. at , o'clock ?. NJ for
ne purpose # hearing me and my creditors
WILLIAM KELLFR.
December 25th 1861. 3+s.
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STRAY BULL.

Htame to the residence Of the subscriber
- in White Township, about two months
ago, a yearling Bull, of a red color-no
mark remembered. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property. pay char
ges and take it away, otherwise it will be
disposed of according TO law
White tp., Dec. IL, st. d. YOUNKIN.
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Tae SuvEs GaEys.-The Harrisburgh
Ft-os s Union, of Saturday, informs us.
.aa- i,is rumoreG that the above named
company from this county, will be placed in
.La-- or tile Arsenal and the warehouse
containing the public stores in that place
We a,pc the rumor may be founded on truth
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I. = uOUSER. DENTIST.

g.. BY paying proper attention 70
IIfYyTS;N your teeth, you will not only
LIZ derive great assistance. but will
add to your health, comfort and conven-
ieuce.
DIR. Houser can at any time be found at
his office, on Main Street, above Shoema-
ker's store room, where Ee will politely re-
ceiye all who visit him. His work Is all
performed Ia the latest and most improved
style.
Ebensburg. Sep. 25,-Dcc. Il. 1861.
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NEURaLGIA can be permanently cured
by q" DIR. Lrient's Anti Rheumatic Band"
See advertisement IF Great cure" in an
O'hcr ce'uun.
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SHOES, CATERS &c,

of his own manufacture, for Mems Women's
ami Chilo,-el,'S 1cear, always on hand, or
made TO order at short notice in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted as good Is the best
Give me call and try me. q. W. CRA Ne.
.Johustown Nov, 9, 'GO,-ly-
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CtTHe question for discussion at tie
meeting Of the Lyceum on Friday night
1eyt, Isl:
E.solred-TLc doluge was not universal.
7. I. Evans, Secy.
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NOTICE

An application for executive clemency
en- behalf Of Peter Masterson, will be made
70 the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
PETER MASTERSON.
Ehensbur-, Dec, u. 1861 st.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The undersigned respectfully an E1H
nounces to the citizens of Johnstown ~
and vicinity that he still continues
the Shoemakins business at his new stand
on MAIN street, two doors West OF John
Diber;'s store. in the room formerly oc-
cupied by Joseph Moore and recently by
Levi JacObv. 4 good stock Of