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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

Ordered that cash crdeT be issued UPON the
City Treasurer in favor Of Sorep So enson FOL
the sum OF $4O0 that being,the amount advanced
by the said Treasurer toJ R,ihl. by order Of
the Mayor, fer lhe purchase of s,one for Mulbrr
ry str e culv,rt r.
Odered, thai a cash order be is. ued upon The
CITY Treasurer in favor o! the Crescent CITY
Bank Tor The sum of Sl39 40, that being the
AMOUNT advanced by that B nix llor detraying the
expenses of the Clay county Volunteers
Ordered, that A H. Sanders be allowed The
sum of $25 50 for printing TO date. "a
Ordered, that Crops be allowed So so for
hauling sand.
Ordered, that NJ Renschaler be allowed ST.
SIS for work done for CITY,
Ordered thai 2 VI p Garter be allowed So
for keeping city prisoners to date - 81.
-Ordereq, that Robt Sknu,r be allowed $40
for repairing city Cis,erns.
The petition relative tic the grade of'ihe side
walk on NJ lin street near the Canal Bridge was
taken up and read when on motion it was laid
over uutil the completion of the Main street
canal bridge.
a communication was received from G. Cope
land. Banker realveIo the redemption of City
orders now in his hands. sn
zon Moticp, the q rk was direcled'to' reply tc
said communication. TO the effect that. ample
provision has been made in the way of levyng
TAX for the purpose of redeeming all outsand
ing orders
The question rel,tive, toIhe opening of the
Market house, daily was discussed and finally
the order for opening the marketi as aforesaid
was rescinded. And the regular market days es
tablished for Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days.
Council adjourned -
WELL H. WALKER. Civ CLERK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-20

EENHE Ship Yard Saw Mill. situated in New any Ind.
running and in mpete repair cap tie cutting
lumber of length for house boat building
be bought for 1890 g. H. 49, a. so SO tbs
credit with approved security and interest There
hrst-rate boilers two and fixtures complete
drawing logs from tie of almost This mill
has often $3.50 worth of lumber per The
s. 200 Any boat builder in New Albany ~il say
she is good mill there ia thu State The whole
farc-wood work boilers engines and allcan be axe
dow rebuilt in Evansville For
sieulars address je28 FLIAS rHOMASSuN.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

HRDERED, that the of lots No. 81 81. and 81.
" Old Plan the city Evansville a brick side
walk he laid alng the following portions Of said lots
Wit Along the North side of lot 81 extending the
of Main and Second tho alley Of said
lots also, along the North end of lots NOS 81 and 81
ing the alley 81 SO
OF second and Sycamore also along the West side
lot 81 ndng from said the alley osad
lot No sli and that the same be done within tsn
days after publicat this notice. default
thereof Marshal directed said work
and accruing thereby will be end
collect by sale the said lots will
satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order of the Council
aug3-2w WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
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supDort vouro1rn mechanics.

| There is no truth more unoeniaoIe than
that it is the bounden duty OF every commu-
nifty to support its own mechanics. They
are a worthy and Indispensable class Of men,
and we find no town fourshiDg without
their. aid Indeed their presence or absence
! is always a true index of the condition of
place, .whe her it is advancing in wealth and
importance, or sinking into decay. When
ever we pass through a village and hear the
| frequent sound OF the carrenter's hammer,
THE ringing OF the ,hlacksmilh's' anvil; that
village we say TO ourselves is fourshng.-
| II cannot be otherwise; for the producers
are actively employed and outnumbpr the
consumers Whenever tbs is the case, the
people growing wealthy and ct the same
time training the rising generation to habits
of industry and morality. But, ii city or
village pursue the opposite of this course,
neglects its mechanics and supp rs those OF
some foreign town--thOse who can, will be
compelled to go to some other pla,e, and
those compelled BY the force of circumstances
to remain will become ide.and prot1gate-
they will cease to produce end become beg
gars and their children ignorant and vicious.
fla merchant would have around him
substantial customers, let him by every
means in his power, support and foster the
mechanics of his village, AID, as they become
more wealthy their custom will increase,
especially in those articles on which he
makes the greatest profits, for it is undenl-
able that as men become more wealthy they
become more busnf IS, and no merchant will
deny that articles of luxury always. afford
the greatest profits. The habit OF import
inn large quantities of cheap and bait
made articles of competition win our
village mechanics is short-sIghted and
wrong, both as regards the mechanics ana
consumer; and if the merchant would looE
further into the operation Of things, he would
find that he crossed the patu OF his own IN
terest by doing So Let the merchant bring
the case TO his own door and be perhaps may
understand it; suppose that every individual
who possesses the means, and who uses IN
his family four or five hundred dollars worth
ofygoods per annum, should instead OF buy
ing of him at retail, 60 to some city whole
sale city establishment and purchase yea' 5
supply-woud he OF in bitterness condemn
such an illberal course, and would he not
say to him in truth, that he was warning
against his own interests, by destroying The
business Of the town and giving it to another,
and that his littleness would reach upon hun
in double fold, by the decrease of his prop
eriy aud businessl So in the case above
instanced, could the mechanic say TO The
merchant. We say then, let all classes sup
port each other, and by mutual exchanges,
keep that at home which, it unnecessarily
expended abroad tend to destroy the business
OF your ne ghbor, and WHICH in turn destroys
your own Newport Ne9Cs.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 10, 1856,

4r104V17N 7 = V1.4VI1'U' n" TOT IO0O'
Council met pu suanI 10 adjournment. Pres nj,
Mayor Hopkins and Councmen Steele, Scan
lin, Stephens Elliot H .dderich Kron, Kratz
Pushee HuAnel and NJ n ger.
Minutes read and approved.
The bond and agreement of j Reibl was
read and approx d.
On NJ tion il was ordered II al the following
pei sons be allowed The sum sci opposite their
names fol- work done on he street.
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There-was. a large attendance at the
Market House. Saturday morning. We have
rarely seen better variety of,vegetables a M
fruits. The only staple in which there is a
paucity now is in the quality and quantity
of good beef. - go
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S22l.s44 4s s224,644 4s
LIABII.ITIE s.

LIABILITIES
The Company owe Bank CT other Creditors.
Losses adJ listed and 1ue. .
do do DUE
do unadJusted, -fi
do in suspense awaiting further proof. - 600 90
do claimed and resisted by the Company. IS 90
The greatest amount insured in LOO 70
The Company the to be
insured in city, town village. In any
block, these depending upon circumstances.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, lss
CITY AND CuuNrY OLE PHlLADELPHIA 20

John G. Montgomery. President, and Dwight. McCann,
Secretary of the Merchants Insurance Company being
orally duly and himel
that the toregoi full an staten
the fars of CORPORATION and that they the above
described Ulcers thereof. CSigned ]
JOHN G. MONTG iMERY Pres't
D.J MCCAIN Sec.
Subscrbsl and before this Esd day July
D. 1855. WILLIAM OGIEs Alderman
lCopy.1 Elk oRelo Justice OF the Peace.
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~. The author. OF Mary Langdon. a. very
Objectionable novel turns opt to be Mrs Mary
Jane Nichols; of Windham, Vt. She be-
longs to the "strong minded women" and
once edited a paper in Windham.
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JOURN A L.

CoPELANDs EXCHANGE BANK--Loans
money, buys notes, deals in exchange, land
warrants, uncurrent money, receives aepo
ats, &C., &c.
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RTOFFETT7S
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR!

HAVE greatly extended my for the
faeture nv improved Machine to hich has been
ted the prerlnTa EXHIBITION
New York 1858. the State Fairs Ohio 1884 ali 9TH
places where exhibited in United
aud Europe By many practical with the best machine
in il has invariably proven in all ntal
points. MANY valuable improvement have been by
during the last ana have hesitation in
ing my machines SD perior II any IN use.
THE FQt r HORSE SEPAR ATOR AND CIR Ayv :
FO2D'S CEsDN ssR III III tsR.
The -Four Horse Separator is particularly the
1heJ thresh aud clean the
ly and deliver itia hays
also preparing a Large number of A Crawford's
improved Glover Ruiiers. patented 1854 which "
superOrto his 1874 being self feeder greatly
head in other respects hu ling and cleaning in the
speedy and perfect amer They will under
pervision Patente who located
VII BARNAE -. Agent
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!, III 1t is supposed that there will be a
change Of time in the. arrival and departure
Of the. trains on the Evansville and Craw-
louisville road during the coming week.
what it will be we are not apprised.
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TaNHE undersigned has removed lis tailoring Establish
IL Seoond street. edately opposite the Pres
terrain Church, in The Office with Dr.. Wood. where hS
would be glad all his old customers and goody
Der of and would be pleased them with
anything in his line such coats vests pan shirts draw
lie to order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favors he would respectfully solicit
continuance of the the hands of literal public
J.. L. NELMS.
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An ORDNANCE.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PLANK
WRARVES AND BRIDGES MIrHEN The
C0RPORArE LIMITS Of THE CHI OF Eb@
ANssLLLE. PASSED JULY 23D, 1890.
e. Isha hereafter be lawful for any person to
~ drive horse mule ass OF or other fd
ing draft animal along across any plank wharf 2
bridge within the corporate limits Of the Cy OF Evans
Vile. at any gait faster than walk
SEQ Any person who shall violate tbs foregoing
tion of this Ordinance shall every such offence forfeit
and not less than dollar than ten dollars
HIN 5. HOPKINS, MAJ or
Attest: WELL. H WALKER Clerk VS.
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SELECT FEAlALh IAeTiTUTE OF EVANS
AilN.k.

FsNHIS will ID. W open its Mon
II day. h. Sd day Of Septem Der next.
By request pupils will be enlarged
four ali ages.
large ept for alteration of erras.
A FOSTER.
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SELECT FAAiALA; .NsIIrUTE or EyANs-


'NeHE Rev g. A. Foste. about to undertake personally
thorough education his daughter willing
ree,ive young ladies beeen the
teen years. with whom and his aaght-r ella
COURSE OF TUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons, Residing, Spelling and Numbers
orthOgrAPhy Writing Elements OF Geography and Arith-
metie
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic. Geography by and more impressive
mode eff teaehiag Grammar. Reading ing BY eIcatSu
Elements OF Natural Science the Bi1le.
DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Gsograp by Anciept
and Mo itro History Ano Modern; Logi Natural
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemis ry Bot sin
Geomory Natura Theology Mythology. Grecau Roman
Antiquities. Evidences Of Christianity. the Bible
Regular critical exercises through the of pad-
ing Defining OrthogrHEhy ritiDg Grammar and Com posi-
ton; and tamar lectures and illustrative OF
the studies pursued
Strict attention shall be Civ all those graces
ners ID dep0r ment requisite TO the plished lady
This institute furnished with rhoso phcal and chemical
apparatus and uperiOr cabinets of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance:
PRIMARY Oepartmen 90
~ W
Latin. Greek French German 10 90
niuste on the ftarp ~ 10
s1usicoR IN fiano or eultar-.-... ~ w
Drawing Monoehromatic 20
Drawing in Water oil colcTs. 10 90
ornamental Needle
srs Foster will aid the Rector.
The religious othe young shall be strict
ly Praetcal. and in way deromnational
shall received in order give the citizens this
the preference. jy4
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New ORLEANS, Aug. Is.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l6.
Sugar &c. Molasses 32c. Flour IN
changed, Corn 75@S9c. New oats 400
54c; old 47@50c. Lsrd in kegs l24c, prime
Dbl lard lie
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c. E. LEONARD.
: Z.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS Il REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpESPECTFCLLY tender their the citizens of
and country the sale of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular stten
ten paid all out door sales every description
able and terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission a29 not having goods of to place
competition with eonslgnors both the buyer seller
have fair and Legitimate market We will
time to the Auction and Commission business and
ana customer rest assured that wall eorto
please them With prudence and business
merit the confidence of all those their
to
--REFERENCES-
?. G.. O, RILEY Il CO., Evansville
DUvALL, ALGo Il Co., Memphis. Tenn.
VIM. P&RK L Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do
r. B.. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP
MILES e. FoLKEs. Vieksburg Miss.
WIN MCRAE. do.
LOCKWOOD 4 BROS Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLoG & FooT. do do
EDWARDS d R6SHSELL, st Louis, No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 O'Clock and every evening during
at early gasjght APPS SWEET & LEONARD.
Auetioneers.
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CITY RECORDER,s OFFICE,


TIE FOLLOWING ARE SOM OF THE OFFENCES AGAINST
THIS CITY Flxx, PAEscAIBED TIE Or
bAny person iOune drunk in thes.rsets OF the City
MskpFat s go IL s1y sies or m ~
Keeping disorderly house of any kind.
Creating any nuisance.
R Reepng pow en- IN greater quantity tran - iss'
lug any lighted candle lamp match smoking cigars
sy 5rn ao enc or r.ss hay straw etc.
! moderate riding OF driving in the city.
leaving other hicls standing in the
without first traces chains yOkes etc.. by which
stopping any dray other vehicle
ats nth carriages arays carts boxes
bsIrsls lumter timbe IRE coal nsnn1s or any 9TH
i'm Thy k c n o the y dnras
Ba hing in tue Canal thin the city during Daylight
4 lowing sny bitch run at large
stance along across or over any street alley etc.
Setting of IRE crackers squiis any other Ere works
All wing hogs other animals to ran st aIgs-
ss any amy sii to sho "hio ppo,i. tn. city
the execution of process in the hands Of an f
Causins any false alarm of Are.
Keeping ba a ' box or vessel
DsElng any ditch dra tor the OF conducting
Pulling dsaeiog printed notices. etc.
saans an horse or other snini wshou. curing 1t.
Hitching aty horse other animal to 81 ade tees
Burning shaVng my other comtusttls Gatsr in the
time within twenr1 eer o. any huiiaing
Throwing any FIRE balls fire brands ETC., anywhere within
Erecting frame buildings within the limits p-ohibited
VagraHcy anu street b. Gging.
Exh iting any show whstever. without Ii
Peddng without license
Putting up signs across over side walks.
1y sar Gs 5 any side walk"
epngo using play ing cards about any grocery coffee
TO suffer chickens other poultry to run large.
Playing organ hurdy gurdy, Bagpipee ether
ea instrum( street alley for
nurng eas posts gaslights or any of the gas works
continuing any lumber wood yard within
the hre linn of th' city
Crossing bridge with horse other animal
gate faster than walk
sins Sy retail FIRE racters squibs other Ere works
In violation Of ordinance viz Of sec 10 and IL And
no PIPE 20 put tine m
shall through floor partition window
any hOuse the city shall have It's foun alton either on II,
earth; frst aOor Of such hOuse and shall above
'''- JHHS : '' CRISP City Recorder.
ie2l n''h'' '' Or 'f vi G'
PRiNd ETO, FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
VIE first annual session Of this Institution will he
ent building will be erected uring tho and preps
will be fitted comfortable style and suppl
with good set Of phosorhic sud chemical apparatus
though In separate room INTO which boy under twelvs
The Principal arrangements with good families.
to board pupils from distance.
~ EVE MONTHS:
Boarding. Lights and 40 90
tuition senior C ~ 70 o.
prepara.Stg reond css, IL lS 90 90
Music. with use Of Piano ..... ........ ... 20 90
Painting and 10 90
Embroidsry. 90
Payments Strictly in advance except By special arrsnrsO
menus WIN the fn'f1PP Principal: HENRY t. MORTON.
'' NJ n NJ Mas "a
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
On the 30th Ct June. 1855.
HENRY G, GWATHMEY. Agent in Evansville.

The Of the Company is .he MERCHANTS INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY UF PHILADELPHIA. The Compa.
ny Is located in tie city of Philadelphia
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NWIE will sell Friday the It'll of September next at
Wv O'Clock p NJ. at Auction Rooms in the old
Court House, farm known the Richard s. Browning
Farm Browning's Mill in Scott township. containing
81 acresl5 acres OF which improved good log house
and other out-buldings good orchard. etc.
TERMS-made known on the day of sale.
augs WooLSEY & NELSON, Auct's.
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RICA VARIETIES OF WALL PAPEIss
-,,, = " ST RECEIVED!
SSoHMIIT STARK rave lust received ~ their Paper
- eho Cphestery Store first between Main
Sycamore alsrgs of the bandsomest richest
s wen a. TIE lowest priced qualities of AZ PAPER.
with window Blind. Fire Boards all of which
the attention of the public asked also
prices Rooms pspered in the STYLE and work done
proDpti~ my4-Su
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ERON RAILING.

ENHE undersigned has the agency for the sale of and
u beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures variety
styles which will sell ut Cincinnati
FREIGHT.
This railing is an substantial than other
kind ia Those Wishing Railing enclose metery
lots yards. for piazzas. will do well TO give
call.
y23 d&w NJ. A LAWRENCE.
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DEAD SHOT.
THE FEVER KILLED.

SAFE certain for Fever Of every grade es-
n pecially tor FEVER AGUE.
For sale at J. R. MoNRoE'S ,mily Grocery.
Corner of Oak % sts.
ALSO Linseed Lard Oil No l. low Tor cash or ap-
proved credit together with every variety Family
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], HYDE,s NIARRIEVARD

CORNER sEcoNi' AND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE. IND.
TENHE designed would respectfully
Gems of Evansville and the public generally that he hs
purchased the entire stock Of No. Vermont Marble
Hum phrey and is fully prepared fill all
mens TOmbs. 0belsks Head and Foot Stones the
and the material Those
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would DO
to give him call. All orderspromptly attended
oct24-tf ]. HYDE.
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PAE
Amount of Capital Stock.

PAR
Amount of Capital Stock. :.
- - Iaid
in and invested loxplu-
sive Of surplus) il
ASSETS, ~"
Amount of cash on hard,
do do in bank.
d. e. dc in hands
of Agents
Bills Receivable.
Real estate unineumbered,
rennsylvshia State bonds,
5p observation-disclosures.
Camden & Anboy r. X.
bCnds;;.e per ceLt........
Cleveland Painesville d
Ashtabula r. r. bonds.
Issue OF Isj4............
R eadiBg K. R. bonds. is
sue. 5f ls5f...............
Allegheny co. bonds. 6p.c.
W ashington co., Penn.
Coupon bonds, -: -"
100 shares Chester co. Iron
Manufacturing Co ...!..
Mica. South l. North. In
diana r. X. bonds, 49,.
De BITS to the Co., secured
by mortgage. ............
Debts Otherwise secured. -.
do FIR Prem's, see bills
receivable ..............
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NOTICE OF DIssoL;ITioN- BUSINESS cor

THNHE partnership heretofore existing the
III signed dssoiv ed the 18th August 1855 -
All de and from the late will be settled by Ja-
cob G0ttlieb.
Ali persons owing the above arm will please settle
at ce And persons having claims against same
will present them fo- adjustment
" A. GUMBERTS
. agtla JACOB G 2TTLIEB.
TEIAGUE CLOTHES II hale ga brown linen Table
JAS. Low 4 CO,
y2T-dkw 4IS Main ST.. louisville. Ky.
81 sAKs Caua Flour Just reed and for sale by
am ~ sgtIO BACOS & co. Vain It.
JUST RECEIVED,
LNEMALE LIFE MONG THE M0RMONS q arrative
OF many years personal experienee. by the Wife Of q
Mormon Elder; ut SAM'L LISTERS
agtO Bookstore.
MTnLASsIS.a5b bu Sugar House sale low to close
1tA ~ aStlA GEO. FOSTER q co.
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FRUIT TREES FKUIE. TREES

OLD ROCHESTER NURSERIES,
NHERE under culture three hundred Of
every description of har6y TREES. SHRUBs. PLANTS,
etc, etc. suitable utility o ornament.
Rare Items imported European
pondents when required.
H8 All trees packed in short dis
tant trans portation
sH- All orders Ieftwith Cook Evansville will re-
eelve prompt attention SAM'L MOULSON. Prop'r.
uthee rs Frontst.. Rochester Y y2S-d&w
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PLArEn WAfkIl.

PLATED WARE.
NET have just received the faeturer,
w of Plated Ware, such table and tea
forks. butter knives fine and beautiful
&C. which will sell at Eastern prices and
hard stronger than silver Gail and see at
BIfTROLFF d SONS Jewelry Store.
yl8 Main st. hot LIST Il I'd.
BOARDING,
FENWO large airy front families also small
er rooms for single persons vacant at Mrs Neg
Boarding House Cherry street. between Second and
Third streets. Apply yl7
FRENCH BURR MILL STONE.
- - AMI THE
GENUINE OLD ANCHOR BRAND BOLTING
. A LsO Betting from 2 to II inches wide.
n J.R. MONROE. Agent.
y9 Corner Of Second aud Oak streets.
POPLAR SHINGLES.
* of those No. Pike county Poplar Shingles
- Just roe'd and for sale BY J0HN e. GLOVER. g
as shove are shingles aud not chips and ohea per
shae any article of the kind in market. j. F. ;.
YEA -
ER08ES AND SEENES.
'HNHE subseribers have on hand large supply of
A Ladies Cater Boots. .#
Go Maroeco Kid Buskin5
do do do Poins iris,
Misses Bo0ss' Busans and Slippers
Gents fine and coarse Boots and Shoes
Also, hne Article of Patent Leather Boots
early or they will be gone. HENDRICKS & MoREA,
YES Fosters Block.
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House AND lot FUR SALE.
will sell private sale the House and the Lot
4 Main street. between second and Third, door
Kratz d Heilman store.
TERMS.-one-hAlfC CASH: the balance in and two
years SARAH MANN.
Reg- For particulars enquire of DECKER KEAMER
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