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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
sflonru Wanteo ano to COAX.

MONEY. MONEY-MOney 20 loan 4
WI Watches Diamonds. Jcweir,, Sc 10 Also. He.
t. let .nd Saous sold out OF evsry ees rucr % % ~
favorable tefius Az Transactions conhd A, ta' -
vsta Oa;ce No lcs NAsau. Once No Is
NyvANTED-S2.0 900 10 5000, for which "a
w he Gwen lair per oeniaSr, good sscstsI sot a. .
trrrst in vsiaab'e in,ca on. tPsicUie Address on
NlBUS,r THE office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

~ tte BEST PAPFRs, for sol ThERN AID NEsa-
Pm TRADE 1t car b. douc al y. PALM th' AD-
yTRTISTNG AGENCY. Tribune BadInsA II Is aP-
-s5 H., b. rnrefors 20 trarsa busness, snt aut1er.
red n, ave receipts for sub-r ptons sud adveTi mrs
T- oarfr lr or Ole 81 IL Aceucy. were enoicr &c
- 1sv D. ma 40 ud.c.ors system OF advertising
nrgUfcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
I ONION and NETWORK PICKLE aud

Il ONION ana NEW .1Ohh IlOhI4E dnu
LTRFsFRNE WAREHOt 81, No. IS Nesey-st- New
Nort-Hay ne taker the premises above. which, from
cnUaCifv wall enable TO Keep gre Ter variety OF
Goods than heretofore and from arrangements snty
MADE M Eufope do not hesitate 70 say that there
esiabshmern the United States where such variety Of
articles ia the trade may be had s1d which on IN
n.cton will be found satisfactory 20 al, both On prce add
quality Ref RING few art ces recently received OF
wleh Solicit the attention Of t,s PeS,er RAPHAEL
Lon1on Mustard in kess, cans, and bottles warranted
IT, tint qusity
LONDON Plcklcs Sauces, ketchuls &C. IN al the Fasos
sutton. Chester aud Chedder Cheese the fines, ever IN
Irds Soy Cyue Powder and Afnean Cayenne, ia fancy
Wcst Irdis Arrow Root and Msnroos.
Saldlnes Anlho,ies. CsptEs ana Olive,
Saad Dressing Fresh FTuifs Of every ,lrieiF.
Brandy Peaches, Cherries. Pears &c.
Heruetcslly Sealed Oysters HOLSTERS Aeais Ss var
Jses Jams, MarnaiAdea &C. IL bottles cen, and stone
Roe Peach, and Orange Flower Water, in plain aud
Cologne ard FLORIDA Wafer IN every style and 1rsy.
syups Of various kinds Lime juice AID StCushlon
Csvier Cane Mes:. Anehovy and Bloater Pate.
Imported snl Domestic Preserves IN every variety.
French Elshsh and AHencan Chocolate IN powder sna
Together with superior assortment Of Dorec Pickles
Sauces hetearps 8e IA every style. comprising the great
Ct variety IA the United Staies.
Co.'S FlsvCTng Extracts.
MersnAnts, Shippers and the r,ds viii do we'd to cal az
sbove>beioEs purchasing elsewhere.
NETWORK PAINT C0MPANY-Capital
IN sl2s The above Company having nr.eed t1.ir
organization are ready proLa " their
eapitnl stock e. No. l57 Resde-st-
len per cent % be paid the tine Of Subscribing tire
stock and the baance N ten per cent nsalsnt every
three months after The company possesses the adyanfsge
Of Invention covering eiEi States d the Union which
enables them Manufacture Pants much cheaper an q
ordinary process and the tine the quality Of the
Paiz;s j. materially improved
DIKECroRs.
Cornell John c Ferzuson,
n Reeves, Daniel {. Brown
W J Cornell.
Il. CORNELL, Pres1.sL
J. d. LANBERT. SECRETARY and TEessaTer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
Clothing. Sc.

V'TE undersigned having completed the'r ~
L rrnqemer's fcr VA usctaling - efa'f. IN ~. -
.tvle DICKS Gel, drafted PATENT SHAM hVorNW
be very happy tca their old and ne" iios s'a o"ss
css with runCtuahfy and oisFs'c i, - -. - . 1.
Gentlemen viii pleeae NOTICE thN teeis W . y es
'NA' "'''' JOHN Dl0K,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
No. 20 WATrR-sr. NEw-YosE, Jsnuary !. 1888.
CAkD-The subscriber has great pleasur,

n anu Nv FNE''AA''A 49,
~ w berr % announce 20 ~ sfds and On Pnoiic
tfat - has b,ea appointed Agent for the Ir OF hr
WARbCRG AZF MAR s. Co 81 LONDON eni Li'ei poo aLa
80 ~ - ,-r.rs 10 rste hbs-al Cs<h Afranres On ~
nurrfs N, TIE shove firm o. At nfi o. Anenc N I'd
,t-,re ssiable iu fhcsr markets. GEO AiNpCp.
rs Vrvrys-Sarll Perry E.l- No. From. 81, y W
Vol 49, =. " Srebhifs SO ~ Fror'sf NetF-t OK
: GWEN Co No ~ Fron' ~. NerF-i orS W ; Ab9eN'
-, IA al Frotf-sf New \ ORR; Msrburg AEena- Co
L4rd0n and LigerOoi; Thinner Grsicser' London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
DROApAIOCKWOOD respectfully inform

ID fier euds sid the pubic in general thit they nive
rroved 20 tie cculodious and pleasant Dnus Salo n
"a iDz Nsausf = r. corner oi Amt, under 90. y 4
Cfv Bark lfrc hey VIII he hsrpy 20 see their tnsnds,
- rec.l.. q cnut-u-.ner ol tL.lI nalIonase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NrOrICE.-The cennrtncrship of SnEL.

COPARTNE RSHIP The ind sr,i gnrd having formed
corsr're rlip undrr ile firm ct SEANER SOMARtN-
DYCR win continue me Domestic Dy Goods and Com
mission business at the Old stand No % Boatway and NO
N Newt HORACE n SrANER,
tAGU SIUS SOMARtNDiCk.
Nrw.York Jauusrv l. 1905
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
mo RICE GRoMERS-A LOT Of SrPnNc,s

TO RiCE GkOW EKS.-AI ot 81 SIkONG's
4 PATENT RlCs HuLLERS for sale ers of With
shsy be sesa is operation ca splheSfsen t.
MORTON a BRENNrs
No. "a feSgl-ss- cor. k1t.hs.sS
TWO STEAM ENGINES and BOILER
II thar has seea bat hsslc asea. for sac los, BY
$ G. DAVIS No. S Sss-s.
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DIANOS for SAIE-At n pI--

- ~, cALI.-M No Barclav-st
isve roseweca PanoFcsses wsrraztsi - ?. ane .-oe
"a every es~1i o. no sAe tx sa.A ~ s7proy-s os. D.
Aaes0a ARE JAMES THOMSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
TAMUY BOARDING SCHOOL, FAlR

III HANEN, CONN-1h's School Is delgaiiuly located
about ons Iale ,ast OF Ncwisyor. The neat ter@l WI
comInence ON the 18th Of Jslnby TIE FnncpA mag Be
seen Al No. "A Moucu.si. OF Ne. 81 Wet 2lsl.i.
iIIOS. q. SLOAN, friacipal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
ID. l.. ROSS.
JOHN FALCONkR
800 nNFaf D.

m ROSS hsvirr rsi arrived from San Francisco where
eyr-cl years tc has been dong Commission business
,rS rgnt with the markets VIII be happy TO see
a,s sdv - with shippers who may feel disposst 20 MAKE
cors1ruicuts Of CT handisc or vessels MY M 'Hn
Iii ,ssle I'M New.Yorl and give rs personal attention to
the interest OF congnors aud confer with them IN relation
49,, ROSS FALCONER Co.
No l6l Pear-sf. between Wall and P1neSts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
VIEW and SECONDHAND PIANO,

= fohrEs.-We have r5w or kaai lzrre Assortment
20 sa seeoo hand Pianos so- sale Rnd hrs PAzos
~ 20 49,. Yer hire fozn IS TO $40 per month No
~ Sio~-"sy' NeS-lork. sanford 4 BROTHER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

A Used UP BoURBos.-We find in the
Courier des Etats Unis an affidavit sworn tn
oy woman over so years Of age, named
Mary Arm Williams, who SAYS she is the
natural mother Of the Rev. Eleazar William,,
the pre'ender to Bourbon legitimacy. She
states also that The first inlina,ion she ever
mad OF his preiensions 10 royal birth was
from one William Woodman, an Oneida In
dian, who came TO her about three years ago
and asked her If she would not be wiIlinr 10
go before magistrate and swear ,ha, Ele-
azar was not her son, bnt wa. given TO her 10
bring up; she told him she would do no
such thing, as she knew him 10 be her son );
that Eleazar has since mentioned to her that
some OF his friends thought he was not an
Indian, but descended from royal parcn,age ;
she told him i, was no such thing, that he
was her son.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

SfNCULAR ACCIDENT occurred on Thurs
day morning, al the corner of Seventh and
Christian streets, Philadelphia, which caused
the neighborhood TO be thrown into great
exclemeni from the explosion of about forty
pounds of percussion caps, that had been
purchased the day previous by Micheal Fo-
ley, who kept junk.shop. They were pur-
chased for old copper, and he was advised
by the person who sold them 10 heat them,
in order TO destroy the powder contained in
them. He made fire in coal stove, and
placed an iron pot over it, and heated it red
hot; he then took large brass kettle, which
contained the caps, and poured them into The
heated poi. An explosion took place, blow
ing the pot and kettle into fragments, which
struck The man, knocking him down, lacera-
ting the fore-hnsers Of the righ, hand the
right side of the face was also much torn
and burned the righ: eye was also much
! injured, and both fee, somew hat injured, bu
were partially protected by pair of ihicl
cowhide boots. His wounds were dressed
at the Dispensary of the House of lndusir,
by the resident physician, DR.. Zulick. 1t il
supposed he will recover without serious in
| jury-Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

An lNcIDENr.-A boy, only twelve years
old, who had walked all the way from Ohio
to Washington, called IA Washington cores.
pondeut says.l on The President on Tuesday,
He said he was an orphan, supported and
educated by poor aunt and had come 10
ask place in the Navy. The President
was deeply affected by his story and the
evidence of his perseverance, and gave him
several pieces of gold, and invited him 10
call again. The boy left, bu, was followed
by a gentleman who had witnessed the in
terviewj aud who saw him exchange the
gold he had received for bank notes which
he mailed in letter 10 his poor relative
His enterprise is likely 10 be rewarded By
the place he seeks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
OLD SERIES VOL. I3. NO. as
A DASIfING DEyTrST

Among the Paris gossip of The New yort
Efpress we copy the following picture Of :,
Partisan dentist
iou have quack dentists in New York os
COURSE as we have them in Paris, bu, fdoub,
whether you can boast of such tr,merdo,.
operation as M. Duchesne. 10 whom T have
already alluded in yout columns. This zen.
"enan Tides abont town in a highly illumi-
nailed Wagon with roof 10 it. Upon The
ROOT is a man dressed in the cos,pme ot tho
middle ages, and armed with pair of GYM
oa's and bass drum. He stands in front.
win helmet and feather. and srrropnded
win Inc instruments of his profession. He
Stops IN some unfrequenled place, collects a
crowd by means OF the bal and then in-
viles the afflicted 10 apply at once for extrac.,
'on and relief. A notice on the side Of the
wagon reads thus $4,000 francs if miss a.
tooth" This is surrounded by halo of dou.
Bile teeth, the roots of which are painted ,o
resemble parsnips, and out of whose centers
grows plentiful crop Of ladies' delights. AS
have long since accustomed myself to be
surprised at nothing, am never astonshed
to see line formed by the victims of the
Tooth ache taking .her turn al having the re =
oeilious nerve eradicated. This line sous
'i'hes extends twice round the wagon. Eacl,
sufferer pays franc, and leaves his tooth be-
hind him. had always supposed it reouir-
ed as much reflection 10 have a tooth outas to
Jump into Vesuvrus. But the French do no,
think so. A maid ser7ent passes NJ. Duch
esne's equipage, remembers a sore spot in her
under Jaw, feels in her pocket fcra franc, and
joins the tail end.of the line Each applican,
mounts on the seat with NJ. Duchesue, who
demands the coin before proceeding. The
head is then inclined backward, the mouth
opened, the tweezers inserted, and the tooth
snatched fIom lis CORY bed. 1t is held ND in
The air an instant for the admiration of the
multitude, and at each extraction the drum
gives bang OF triumph
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
FIDELITY.

Never f,rsake a friend when enemies
Gather thick around him-when sickness
falls heavy upoa him-wheh the world is
dark and cherries this is the time to try
thy friendship. They who turn from the
scene of distress or offer reasons why they
should be excused from extending their
sympathy and aid, betray their hypocrisy
and prove that selfish motives only prompt
and move them. lfyou have friend who
loves you-wbo studied your interest and
happiness-defended you when prosecuted
and troubled, be sure TO sustain him in ad,
versity. Let him feel that his kindness il
appreciated and that his friendship was mo-
bestowed upon you in vain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

GtAUTEON.-On account Of the great num-s
~ bcr Of counterfcs now selling and the injury
sustained by buyers of these deceptons, which
have the very worst effect on sufferers, MRS.
BELTS respectfully cautions Physicians and
Ladies to buy no SUPPORTER without it has
the United States. Copyright Label on each Box,
and her Signature on each Supporter All others
are spurious.
| The great reputation and success of this appa-
ratus, its ease comfort, and the support it affords
| by wearing it. have combined TO give it a most
extensive sale in all parts of the States Ladies
will apply only to MRS. BELTS, and Merchants
to J1MES BELTS, Wholesale Agent, 32l
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, or to her Agents.
Phila., 1pril 80, lS53.--lm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

Az lSrEREsfING YouSo CoUrLr There
resides at Plaisiow, says an English paper, a
young lady, who has just reached her TWEEN.
tleih year, who stands six feet four inches in
her hose The middle finger on each hand
measures six inches length of arm, two
feet four inches. She is still growing! Her
bean is also giant, being no less an indi-
vidnal than Edward Cranser, the Ken,ish
giant, who, though but nineteen years old, is
seven fee, six inches in height. This will
be one of the fullest weddings on record,
when il comes off.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

AN Act OF HERoIsM-Among the act of
heroism which were performed by persons
at Norwalk where The Railroad accident oc
Cured, was that Of John Collins, who has
been sick for the past year. and unable TO
work. He was standing on the dock when
the accident occurred and before the last
car was over he plunged into the wafer. He
swan TO boat and with his knife cut the
cord, and il was nsed 10 save The lives OF
several persons. He swan 10 another boat,
cut il loose, and that was also used TO rescue
passengers. lie continued 10 exert himself
until from exhaustion he tainted and was ta-
ken 10 the Shore
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

He's LAw.--An exchange gives the follow
ing as the best rule for being rid of neishbors'
hens in your gardens. II will be seen 10 deS
vlate from The doctrine of the moral suasiot,.
is's:-"i. On the appearance OF hens in the
garden, give The owner notice. Cd. On their
second appearance, kill them and throw the
bodies over the fence Of the owner 81. On
all subsequent appearance of hens, through
the season, kill and eat them !"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
OFFICE, MARKET STREET, OPPOSITE
ano the arts, agrtrulturr l4arssts, amusememts st
JUST SEVENTEEN,

Just seventeen the sweetest age
That's entered on fair beauty's page;
Lips like the rosebud cleft in twain,
Eyes like twin stars meath some cloud,
That come their sparkling light to shruud:
Rich trcsses of the auburn glow,
Free waving DER brow of snow;
And the bosom heaving, swelling,
Where tickling Cupid holds his dwelling;
of woman's life, no year, wcen,
Like soft, sweet, pouting seventeen!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

A COOP ORDER,-We see by the reports
OF the police coar, Of the city of Louisville
that Judge Joyes, day or two since, in
stTucted the police TO arres, all boys peram-
bulaIng the streets al a late hour al night +,
unless they can show good cause for being
out His honor has said that if parents
could not keep their children a, home hs
would fake care of them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

To KEpF HossERA ADrsH.-lf you want 10
keep horseradish, CRATE quantity willis ths
root is in perfection, put it in bottles fill
the bottles with strong vinegar and keep il
oerked tightly. You may hus have a sop.
ply at all seasons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

Tie heirs Of Stephen Girard lately brought
an action against the City of Philadelphia,
for eleven large tracts in Schuylkill county
Aud have recovered them. They exceed
one Million Of Dollars in value. This will
be a heavy loss TO Philadelphia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

THE soil of Siberia, at the close of the
summer, is found still frozen for ffty-six
inches beneath the surface, SO that the dead
having lain in their coffins for one hundred
and hl,y years, have been taken up unchar.
ged in the least
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

COFFEE LEAF TEA,--The Colombo (Cey.
lon) Observer states that Dr.. Gardner has
taken out patent for method of preparing
the leaf of the coffee tree so as to afford a
beverage similar TO tea, which is described
as agreeable, refreshing ard nutritive This
kind of drink is said 10 have been long in
common use among the natives Of Java.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

AN Alligator, weighing 75o lbs, has beer
sent from Louisiana to the Crystal Palace
Fair. Il is rather a curious specimen o.
American manufacture.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

"MApAM," said cross lempeted physician
to a patient, 'lf women were admitted 10
paradise, their tongues would make II Pur-
ga.ory.n And some physicians II allowed
to practice there" replied The lady, "would
,soon make il a desert"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
CHEAP WATCHES, JEWELRY AND

CULVER WARE Wholesale and Retail at No y n
- SECOND St, opposite the Mt Vernon House. Golu
Lever Watches full eweled ls X. cases, S2s,OOi Silver
Levers, full jeweed sa,O0 Silver Leplnes leweled ~,
OO-al warranted to keep good time Gold Pens ana sil
yer Case SlOO; Gold Pencils. 81 OO Gold Pencils ahd
Pen Cases with good Gold Pensas low as S3,21, &c :,
Alsp always hand good assortment OF hne goa
Jewelry Gold Curb, GuaId and Fob Chains, Cod vest
Chains Ladies' Gold Fob Chains and Belt Plus
Silver Table Spoons from Sli 10 SIS. Dessert ~ 20
coin An goods warranted to be what they sold tor
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired aud warranted
I- All orders sent by mail otherwise, wiH DC Puhe'
tually attended to- sr,
No. - North SECOND Street. opposite the Mt Vernon
House
Phia., April %, ls53.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

OFFICE on Broadway, near the Episcopal
" Church, Sunbury.
Sunbury, April Ii, lS53-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

PHILADELPHIA.
EEAVING had many years practical EXPERT.
EE EScE in the business and as all work sold
by US is manufactured under our immediate super
vision we are enabled TO offer to purchasers superb
or articles in every branch of our trade upon the
most favorable terms. At our store may be found
in every variety and style of inish-Gas and
Lamp Chandeliers, Pendants, Side Brackets for
Halls, Churches, &c, The IMrRovED PINE
Or LAMr, Also, Fluid, Lard and Oil Lamps,
Seriandoles, Boquer holders, Parlor, Night and
Reading Lamps on hand. Lamp Glasses, Globes,
Wick Shades, &c.
All ac0rk ,carraNted or no sale.
Factory No sc Noble street near 4th.
Remember Store 22lst End street. next door to
J. Stewart Depuy's Carpet store.
Pha:, April 2, ls53.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21
ELECTIONS FOR 1858.

The Union publishes the following table,
giving the days on which the various State
elections for the present year ale held:
Alabama-lst Monday in August.
Arkansas-1st Monday in August
Caifornia-lst Tuesday in January.
Conneclicut-1s, Monday in April.
Delaware-2d Tuesday in November.
Florida-lst Monday in October
Georgia-la Monday in October.
llinois-lst Tuesday in November.
indiana-lst Monday in August.
Iowa-lst Monday in August.
Ken,ucky-1sl Monday in August
Louisiana-1st Monday in November
Maine-ls, Monday in September.
Maryland-1st Wednesday in November
Massachuse,is-2d Monday in November.
Michigan-ls, Tuesday in November.
Mississippi-lst Monday and Tuesday in
November.
Missouri--lst Monday in August
New Hampshire--2d Tuesday in March.
New Jersey-lst Tuesday in November.
New lorkls, Tuesday in November.
North Caroina-2d Tuesday in August.
Ohio--2d Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania-2d Tuesday in October.
Rhode lsland-lst Wednesday in April
South Carolina-2d Monday in October.
Tennesse-ls Tuesday in August
TeXas-ls, Monday in August.
Vermont-ls, Tuesday in September.
Virginla-4ih Tuesday in May.
Wisconsin-lst Tue Sday in November.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-21

A HORRIBLE CALAMITY has just occurred
in Paris, and it may be well TO make il
known, as such accidents ought TO serve as
examples. A gentleman feeling a Sigh,
itching in his ear, took up friction match
10 dispel il. In The ardor Of conversation
he was sustaining, he introduced The sulphu-
rous end. The contact soon produced igni.
tion, and the downy lining of the ear cauehI
fire; portion OF the sulphur adhered TO the
flesh, aud burnt there, persisten,y. The un'
fortunate man never spoke again. His suf
ferings were SO agonizing that his tongue
became powerless; and, after two days
torment and unavailing efforts of the sur
geons, he died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05
E. E ABB0TT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No. 239 Main Street, Forester, 1iass.
A TRENTON given to The Purchase, sale and tx
n change of Real Estate in all PARIS OF the CITY, and
sections OF the County
Among the many esrahle City Lots he offers for
sale, he wuu cali the special attention of purchasers
to those beautiful lois comprising the Wheeler
Farm" and - B0YDBN pLATTS," situated on Pleas
ant @tree wi hin sh distance OF The tIty Hail.
% these Lots TOO much he spoken in praise
ia tteu favor than words
And TO persons DESTROYS of commanding sites, he
would call their attention those splendid Lois situated
on OAK tllll (near the Weste, Railroad Depot which
for beauty of surrounding scenery, fine sir, ana excel
lent wafer cannot be surpassed by location in the
CITY These L0s need bGi 10 be seen to he admired
commanding OF tie finest views the City, aud
hut short distance from the City Hall pu chasers
uot hut desire and admire beautiful a oCa ion. We
would ask you to visit them, If no mcrt Great in
ducemens will be osied 20 those Wishing build i'm
medidely.
lie also offers 25 LOIS Vernon street. Union Hill)
20 on Providence 81 IS on Elm ST, 20 Mason ST.
e-a On Pleasant It, and others in different parts Of the
city.by which persons ran be accommodated according
10 their and desires Ani al inducements to
purchase he will exchange any and all Of The above
LOIS Tor Properly ii The Comfy, with ty they
NAV be bought on any length of tne-so THAI custom
can be accommodated without any ooilay of Cash
Also, several FARMS III dfaren, sections OF the
County, varylog in price lrom S50UI S5O0U.
Those in want OF Farms will well to call and ex-
amin his many lists, among hem persons he
commadaed, or suit as 10 price, locations and guam
ttS of land, with less exp and trouble than other
wise.
Also Tenements to let, aud Houses for sale in differ
el parts of the City.
Can at oul Office, No 800 Main st. and we will con.
vey you over different parts oi tn 'y Tree of charge.
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