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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

GEoRGE WASHINGTON GUNDY, whose ,plaee
w residence is unk nown, Is noIined that Oh De-
cemberg9, 1862, Matsaret Iane Gundy died 10 the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within aud for the County OF Fairfield and Slate Of
Ohio, her petition against the sad George Washing
ton Gundy alleging that the said George Washington
Guidy had been wilfuliy absent from her for more
than ulree years, last past, aud asking that she
may ,be dlyoTcedfr N him, restored to her maiden
name, glyen the possession Of her child and other
proper relief. which said petition will stand for hear
Ing at the nextte OF said Court.
Dated this 20th day ofDoce ember, 1862.
f.. MARGARET JANE GUNDY.. 5
January ], is63--0w4l . 49,.
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.Estale of rhoIIinas = lnars I.

nj Office ishereby given that the bubscriber has
| Nbeen appointed aud qualified a. adminlstrator or
the estate OF Thomas Darst, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. T., DEEgDACH,
Decay, le62-sWtn
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

' 'FOR. ~Rm q
ENR0M April LIST next, tho Corner Room in the
ID Brick Building al the North West corner Of MLiu
and Columbus streets In Idncasier also, the rooms
In the frame buildings on the same lot on COLUMBUS
street, now occupied BY Upheld 4 Crpps, and George
Paran. JOHN S. BRASER,,
Lancaster, Jan. 26, Ie63.--am45
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THURSDAY, Jan. 20, 1863

DIDr. LEWIS has returned from the
Battlefield Of Murfreesborough. and is
prepared to resume his professional bu-
ainpss. lkAt-l
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heartfelt sympathiss of their fellow cili
zens Of this place,
%1he Enquirer says "Fitz John
Porter was cashiersd and dismissed from
the service 6tcaase he Dos a Democrat. ;
Whether tTitz John Porter was Demo
crat or not we do not positively know /;
but, judging from bis treachery while un,
der Gen'l Pope in the srmy of Virginia,
weshould give it as our opinion that be
was. No man but modern day De
mocrat could have deliberately sacrificed
our army, and periled our cause as Fitz
John Porter did al Bull Run.
EBThe blackguard and Butternvt who
does HE chief lying for the Ohio E1gle,
waxe,h vulgar and hot in 1.-The last issue
Of that dsleotabe sheet: F-tad'
"Had 1t not been for the damned A6o
Jill nists who brought on this disunion
,tcar, &C. -down with the Abolitionists--
down wish the emancipation proclama
tion-2abolition war--6ghlins win moi re-
store the Union" &c. Ever since the orga
hization Of this damnable war;" DO, How
much these sentences sound hka the vul-
gar ultetances oith traitors our soldiers
have gone forth To kill. The hells Of
Richmond never gave forth more false
or more lreasonable speeches. q
But pray how does the pink Of North
ern Butternus who edits the Eagle pro,
pose 10 s'down with he-waf''? Does lie
propose TO put bayohets in the hands Of
the traitors and organize an army 10 TIE
rear Of our gallan. men who have gone
forth 10 battle2 Does lie propose TO en-.
courage rsvoH and organize rebellion at
home2 Does he hint at bloodshed, ,ra.
pine anl murder at the doors Of the
Norlb2 What else? How otl erwise " III
hs'dowh with the proclamation How
else will he "down with the warp
Choose yodr words cautiously. Mr. Ed.
iIOr. else you may make ouisslt smens
be to law.
RTThe RichD1oud Dispatch Of the
goth, in mentioning tile arrival in lha
city Of TOO Uuion prisoners captured a,
Murfreesboro on their way to City Poin,
for exchange. says:o"Soon after the las,
batch arrived, John Martin, of the 9th
Indiana regiment fell on the payeme nj
and expired He had been sick with ty
phoid fever, and his decease was owing
TO that cause," Fifteen hundfeed pris
oners in all we're cent 10 City Point on tn
goth to be exchanged. About 200 ofi
GERS are in, captivity at Atlanta. Gu, who
will not be exchanged .s Ths- Dispatch
says; There are unmislakable signs that
tie copscription law will betigidIy exc
suted, and the military s,rsngh of1he
country, as tai as demanded by The action
Of Congress, be fully brought out. The
Government is awake TO the exisepcies
Of The country. 1t is nov relying upon
Intervention, or upon aOy peace party in
lhe North. 1t places It's dependence in
Heaven, and in the tried yalor aud de-.
vOticn Of the people. The spring, we
hope, will find ahe South one vast camp.
and every man a soldier. y po..+a M
LINCASLER LITEkAKY' INSTITUTE
The Lancaster Literary Institute will
I lsst s.lhe Mayors Office on Monday
fleming Feb, 3D. 1868. ], Question for
discussion /. y sLs1 VI 4 tl " Asj
RssOlued, "ThAt the Abolitionists Of
10 North are responsible for this civil
Ar." pqi sel
BY order, K. FRITTER, Pres.
Nm A. schultz. Sec.
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NIOTIcEh hereby eivsn tRai tsRiy culPidiAs
N MAsoh the I0th day Of Deeembsr, leal, duly aR-
bdintsd aud qgaiasd AZ lhe Administfat6f, 6s tsay
nSf of samhsl Hsshict. dee. PeNons owing Ne
estate will call for seIllement. ..al
HENRY CALkNDiRt.
Dee. ii, icss. AdnT. Dc bOai. nod
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.JAMRs a. BRooEs.

DIED--January 18th, 1868, ELva
ANSErE, daughter Of Samuel and
Amanda GOss, aged two months and
nine days.
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MASONIC CALENDER

RRoUEAR NlRRTfNo0t
LAxcAaTgR y oDeK Ne. s1...... .pss, "a !sef
" eskhrrkssa eskhr y: ~; .':..'pse. sA' iss'
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. CARD!
ANDREW REID

Wishes TO inform his numerous patrons
that he 6ods bic stock ton large TO carry
over during Summer, and in order 10 70.
dacs it before making his Spring pur.
chascs, be has
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24


Form OF PARoLr.-The following is the
form of the parole that was subscribed and
sworn to oy each of the prisoners captured
and liberated at Vicksburg: :....
v1cKsBuRe, MISS, July-,1s63.
To All Whom it may Concern, Know, Ye,
that: -a--of -------Reg't
Vols. G. S. A., beir Prisoner Of War, in
the hands Of the o. 8. Forces, m virtue of
the capitulation Of the City Of Vicksburg and
its Garrison, by Lieut.. Gen. John Q, Pember-
ton, C. g. A, Commanding on the 4th day of
July, 1868, do, in pursuance of the terms of
said capitulation, give this my solemn parole
under oath '-- - Z. f-i.1'..5-.....
That will not take up arms again against
the United States, nor serve in any military,
police, or constabulary force in any Fort,
Garrison or field work, held by the Confeder.
ate States of America, against the United
States of America, nor as guard Of prisons,
depots or stores, nor discharge any duties
usually performed by soldiers against the
United States of America, until duly ex-
changed by the proper authorities: al
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Vicksburg, Miss, &c. --...,e...
THE names of the psroled person and the
psfoling officer follow and conclude the
"aeae.l s5lai.q2 ~. s2ai7g 1875 'ta1.a l-2ss t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
Strength Of the Rebel Armies.


On the lst Of May, 1862, the rebels had in
the field an army Of about 300, 900 men fit for
duty. This number, acting on the defensive,
is equivalent to 100000 on the offensive -
Since that time they have added nothing to
their strength, and one army Of 10000 men,
under Pemberton, has been compile ely de
stroyed or captured; and another of 10000
surrendered at Port Hudson, while Johnston
with 10000 and Price with 10000, are in
such position as to render them harmless.
Lee entered Pennsylvania with 10000 men,
and got away with only about $4,000. Bragg
has 4O, 900 men at Chattanooga, and the re-
mainder of the rebel forces are scattered.
The contest is now narrowed down to Lees
shattered and fleeing forces, Bragg's retreat
ing army and small garrison at Charleston,
who must soon give way to our forces now
besieging that city. While the rebel con.
Iscription is totally exhausted. ours is only
commencing; while their armies are disheart-
rened by repeated and heavy reverses, ours is
insp rited by series Of brilliant victories =
Surely the end Of this bloody struggle is at
hand, and that end is the certain and total
overthrow Of the conspiratofsi 400 >e' s''Fs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

TnE CAUSE OF THE SMOKY ArxospHrRr
The Dubuque Times thinks the hazy atmos-
phere on several occasions recently is owing
70 extensive forest conaagrations among the
pineries of the Lake Superior region, and the
heavy smoke arising from them. This at
mospheric condition has extended all over the
Lake region, and into Wisconsin, Minnesota
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and this State. On
North tho smoke is SO thick that in some
places no object can be seen for more than
few feet ahead. There being no moisture
sufficient to condense the atmosphere, clouds
Of this smoke are floating laz,ly in. the air,
obstructing sunlight and giving dismal ap.
pearance to all nature. aa ssd qa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

The Iowa FIRST PABADEs AT dVIcKsBuRa.
On the Sth inst, the members of the Iowa
First who are now connected with General
Grants army, over one hundred and fifty in
number-and oil Of them commissioned off.
GERS. froo, the rank of Major General to that
of I'd Lieut"nant-sssembled and paraded the
streets of Vick>burg, under command of Cen
eral Heron. After the parade, bountiftil
dinner was served, and happy reunion took
place. The gay and festive and the trough
and cherries, times which cb.T.cterized
Lyons campaiga in Missouri, were talked
over.
The vslor Of the old First etill lives in tho
hearts of many Of its heroes, who are now ca
pabls and COURAGEOUS commanders of other
. ldiers .hom they lead into, battle.-Du-
lbpQws zS@ss. ID. ID ggasooe;b ans hsyiao
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
Iowa News.

The 4th, 9th, 25th, 26th, 30th and 31st
regiments, with the I'd Iowa battery and Sd
and 4th Iowa cavalry ,are with Gen. Sherman
in pursuit of Johnston. a#
The Dakotian says tina: fifty soldiers of
the 9Th Iowa cavalry have made claims in
Cole county, Dakota, intending to settle there
as soon as their term of service expires.
The 22d Iowa regiment (Col. Stone's)
has now only l Is men able to attend roll call,
and fifty men fit for duty. The other Iowa
regiments at Vicksburg are mostly in good
condition. ,-s. ...-..... .-.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER UNION MAN IN Mox-
ROE coUNTY.-On the night of the 3Oth ult,
the house of Nathan English, near Abba, was
visited by four or five copperheads, who called
him to the door and with clubs and pistols
tried to kill him. Two shots were fired at
him but fortunately missed Seeing that he
was determined to defend himself, they set
fire to his house and left. The house and
nearly all its contents were destroyed. Mr..
English was formerly member Of the Grey
Beard regiment, having been discharged on
account Of il-health, last May. He is 45 years
Of age, and has family of six children to
maintain, and now is so broken in health that
he is barely able to walk about. He is poor,
and was living in rented house.
COL Abercrombie, of the the nth Iowa
Infantry, returned 70 this city yesterday on a
visit to his family 90 Burlington Hawkeye,
Surgeon J. F. Ely Of the 24.h Iowa In
fantry resigned on the 9th of June, and Chap
lain Elias Skinner Of the same regiment re-
signed on the 18th. as i@4' 2" ."
Lieut.. Marshall, Of the Both iowa, was in
humanity murdered by guerrillas, near Cor
inth, Miss, on the 4th inst. He was first
taken prisoner by them while visiting house
with comrade. His comrade improved an
opportunity to escape, when, it is supposed,
the guerrillas murdered Marshall without
provocation, as his dead body was afterwards
found, pierced with several bullets, at the
very spot where his comrade last saw him.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

The Tory nominee for Lieut.. Governor
is John F, Duncombe, Of Fort Dodge, better
known as Ridiculous Pomposity.' He wa
an elector on the Breckenridge ticket Of this
State, and besides being mentally very shal-
low, is one Of the bitterest partizsns and most
despicable -secessionists in the State We
want to see "Old Enoch'' take, him through
the State and exhibit him. Independence
Guordi0a. slsG','s5gz gol97.asaF 9-'i5s7!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

~ The recent successes Of the Union
forces have made the Abolitionists exceeding
ly sngry.-.hus. 0our., July 10th. Js..d el
The above deiectable morsel is but speci.
men of the lies of the Courier. In this place
there were none that celebrated s'the recen,
successes" but those whom the Courier de-
nominates ..atolitionists." None others hung
out the National flag. There is one coed
quality about the CoVrier, it lies so contin-
uously and outrageously that no reading man
believes anything it may say.-Tipton Ad-
s,es II aer !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
A CorrAxY OF, THE s9rH iowa c

IA CoxPANY OF THE S9rH Iowa CAPTuRED.
t-2The Des Moines Register learns that Capt.
Loomis' company in the 39th Iowa was cap
tured BY the rebels in the vicinity Of Corinth,
on the 9th of July. The company was guard.
ing 500 mules, which were also taken by the
rebels. The number Of men captured was
about 20. .ssHiT ssep6NN- .ssecl s'G5is
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
List Of Deceased Iowa soldfers

List OF Deceased Iowa SOldfeI-f
Who have died in Hospitals at St. Louis. Mo-, trou
July II TO 10. 1862 Furnished by Thos. W. J. Long
State Sanitary Agent at At. Louis. Mo.
July IL. G q Houssl, co K, 2sth. Chronic Diarrbes.
:. M Rosencrans, co e, 2sth, IS g
IL Abnsr Elger. co A, Sth,
" l3 Jno CarnAhan, co l. 8lst, ,I"
4" IA Jno Mathews, co 18th,
1G' Is VIM Fankle, CO 31st, Typhus Fever
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

i ,SIGNIrIc4Nr.--The locomotive "Jef Davis
blew up near Richmond, few days sgo. The
engineer and four other men were killed and
about dozen wounded. - = - -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
Tint Record Again.

The immaculate Thayer don't like to bt
| told that he has contributed much to the
prevalent revolutionary spirit Of the day, and
therefore pleads mot guilty. to our charge
That the aforesaid gentleman may fully know
his record, we will state that the articles he
re- publishes, deprecating mob violence, orig.
inaly appeared when he was seeking seat in
Congress, and therefore professed to be a
very good Union war man. The sentiments
were dictated also from a sense of personal
safety-so great was the public indignation
against him. But to his own and more recent
record, made since he openly defined his hos
t'lity to the measures of the Administration,
June 18th, 1868:
ut will be well enough for those in au-
thority to carry steady reign, or their re-
tirement from power will be less peaceful
than when they assumed control of the Gov
ernment. Resistance to tyrants is obedience
| to God" s.- 5s...s- ia-r .r-r,
Scarcely day has passed for six months
that the Courier has not denounced Mr. Lin
coin as a tyrant, and yet it says it deprecates
mob law. =; .. ....... ben s.-.. t....-.,
June l5th.-Speaking of Gen. Roberts as
signment to the Department of Iowa, the
Courier said: -'''
"The presence Of a star no longer intim-
idates or covers the people of Iowa.
If he undertakes to deprive the people of one
single. constitutional privilege, he will learn
that his retirement dates from the day he
issues the decree" .. ....f .-..
June 20th.-"The people of the loyal
States will force Mr.. Lincoln to acknowledge
himself in error in this particular and require
him to release ,Vallandigham."1 .fs. yr.s.
June 23d. d.-"The people will never permit
the schemes Of the President, as develoned
in that letter to be carried out. If they do,
they are CRAvENs and CowARDs and ought 10
lose every right the Consti ution ever guar
anteed Them" t aY a-1a.s--
June 25th.-'If Mr. Lincoln, in States not
in rebellion, and where martial law is not de-
clared, upon his own motion, in an Illegal and
unconstitutional manner, selects prominent
men to make examples Of, as in the case of
Vallandigham, and as threatened in the Pres
ident's letter to the Albany meeting, IT IS THE
DUTY OF THE PEOPLE TO SURROUND THE VIC
TIM THUS CHOSEN AND PREVENT HIS BEING
KIDNAPPED, though death or the dungeon
swallowed up the multitude the next mo-
mentl" l -
What very nice man Mr.. Thayeris, to be
sure He never thinks of resisting the laws
or constitutional authorities of the land
never. Oh, no! He never contributed any,
thing to stir up discord and revolution! He
is too loyal for that If Mr.. Thayer is not
satisfied with his MOB record, we can give
him more and stronger.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

= In Beverly, Massachusetts,, are three s.citi.
zens Of color" and all three were conscrpted
last week. - 49, ~, s..,,g-..a.-,as !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

Coop WoRK-Since the 1st of July the
Union forces have "gobbled up rebels &C
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

.bIsd ID Ia a0i5s.l5 cd lad 5ooia
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

.sEofuG9 ql5ds Qi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

VT those who deny freedom to others, or
assist in depriving them Of it, deserve it not
for themselves, and under just God cannot
long retain it, LET Us PLACE OURSELVES
Upon THE EXTREME BOUNDARY OF, onR RIGHT,
and leave to our children an example Of a
manly defense Of, our high privilege. = 8
Freemen, your interests center in the man
now at the mercy Of q chance General Of the
army. If the wicked wrong be meditates be
'cousummated and you are torpid, may you
be rewarded according to your deserts"
. The same, sheet SAID, There is one way
for the people Of Ohio to bring Vallandig-
hams abductors to terms. If they should
seize half dozen Federal officers and hold
them as hostages for Vallandigham's safety,
he wouldnot be sent South in q hurry. WHEN
TIE People determine that their rights shal
be respected they win BE-. The Democracy OF
Iowa expect their fellow Democrats Of Ohio
to do their duty, and A1sI1sADE 10 ASSIST
ft IA hffe
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08

A Ai.hN hlls Extra superhne and Q. gIoa7ss
- hlxht othsr different brands Of Flour for sals
" eHkhDLAB 4 sONI
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08

NOTICE.
THOSE In want Of yer Plated Ware, such as Ice
Pitchers, Silver Plated Tea Sets Silver Plated Cast n
silver Plated Forks and spoons, &c. &C will do well to
examine the stock just received aud for sale low by
THOs. Y. DE- AoRMANDIE
Ap' 302 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
fhsR HOUSES
!Hi FOR RENT.

Brick House on Market street between sh and 9th Noy
$40, $3.50 10.
Frame lloue in Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
No. 81 rs "
Brick ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No gS, $1,000.
Bricg House Lord street second door from Railroad
$76 TO-
House corner Of Church TAYLOR strees ab5 CO
do DO on ray Tor street adjoining the a bove 30 TO-
Five Brick Houses Of nth street near Pine Nos COL
bO3 sos 60l AMI 500 each 500 90
Five Brick Houses 18th street near Lombard, NOE
5O3 500. 5u7 500 and bll, each SO 90.
Two Frsme Houses Riddles Laus. FIRST from Stone
Tavern, each $40 90
Frame House adjoining the alley I'd from tavern s86 90
Four Frame Houses adj joining the above each $50 co.
Brick Hsuse on Lombard street between McCaulley
and 18th streets, $50 o.
Brick House s. W. corner OF Front and Thorn streets
Cottage at N. W. corner Of French and 18th s, 10 o.
2Os SIS 90. 49,
Small Brick Orange street between Third and Fourth
streets, $40 co.
Ice House yard llth street between Market and
Orange streets.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
Ss2 co.
Brick House 'hureh street between Eighth and
Ninth Streets sSi 90
Brick House, No 1918 King street. betwesn lath and
l4th streets, 500 o..
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Butonwood,
$40 co.
hrlck House Market street between 18Th and l4th
streets, 500 w.
Brick stableon 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, SOS uO.
Brick house 9th street between Pine and spruce
street, 800 10.
Brick House, rooms well finished with 10 acres OF
land, and brick stable near Wilmington, s $50 co.
House and premises at the s 4, cor er Of Market
aud Water Streets in the tenureo James H. Cox and
Nm r Carr possession on The 25th Of March next,
Apply TO WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
feb2b. 6Ob Market ST.. Wi mingtOp. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Reflil Druggist, (Sl7) Fourth and
Market street,
CErlIALlC PILLS tspeuldng'sl for Head Ache At II
Il. Briuehurst's az Marked street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1KOCHES one Of the best
articles for diseases OF the throat 6e H. H. Brnghursrs
Drug store.
TOWNsENDs sAnSAPARILLA, fresh stock just re-
celved and for sale by II. H. Brinehurst Apothecary.
WlsHARpS Pins Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be hsd at II H. liringhursts Drug
Store.
spAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling At H. Il. Brnghurrts Drug Sure.
Mrs. WINS OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teething, at H. Il Hringhursts
fLAskS Tor sportsmrnl have fine assortment of va
rouH sizes from y pint to pint have juht imported
them and they are the finest quality Of Dixons Flasks
II X Brinshufstt 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and MlIlSkEY selected pure and Of hne
quality for medical purposes. by H. Il, Bringhurst.
FLAGG'S RELIEF. for the Immediate relief of pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
tom on Thursday the 18th day Of October at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM for chapped hands lips for sale in
any quantity by II. Il. Briughurst
hurst's.
HOsTErTBRs BlTTERs, they give general satisfaction
and In great vogue Ii. H. Brlnghurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08
WAWAsET NURSERIES,
NEW BooKsl

Al &. S. R. Buffers Book and Nspspaper S,oy,
400 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Irump4, . story Of American Life by O. W. Curts
The Crossed Path by wilkia Culiins
Harry Hafson, by John T. irving
The Attorney, by John T. Irving
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life by Capt Mayns Reid
Life OF General Francis Marion.
Everybodys Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women,
Miss Gilberts Career
One fTheul, by Ohas. Lever
The First False Step, BY Reynolds
The woman IN White, by Wilke Collins
TwenlE-hve different huds OF Novels N dina ...L
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