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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-17
The Henderson Barbecue.

q. GREAT SIGNS OF GREAT TIMEs.-The ex-
cellent steamer City of Cairo will start to-
morrow morning at o'clock for Henderson.
Every body who can go at that time had bet
ter do So as it will be more pleasant perhaps
than starting at 10 o'clock. Tickets to Hen
derson and back are only one dollar. They
can be procured at the hotels, and at HerSh-
berger & Carson's, Halock Sc Stoddard's,
Caldwell & Langley's, P. Hornbrook's and
boat. We hope every Fillmore man in Ev-
ansville who can possibly attend, will be at
this Barbecue. Those of other parties who
want to witness little Fillmore enthusiasm,
and hear some first rate and unanswerable
speeches, will no doubt be made heartily well
come at the Barbecue. The most extensive
preparations are being made, and Kentucky
will open her arms to us tomorrow. We I'M
derstand Dick Thompson, the best speaker in
Indiana, will be present, with some of Ken
tuckys noblest sons. Be at the boat either at
or 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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"The Pocket" and Posterity.

The greatness and fame of a country depend
upon the number and brilliancy of the noble
names it places on the files Of time as the re-
cords Of History are made up. The glory of
Greece and Rome is in the catalogue of their
glorious minds. Carthage was redeemed from
oblivion by the single name Of one worthy son.
Italy, Spain, France and England turn over
their records and point to the brilliant names
that a1orn them, for the evidence of their ma
tional greatness. Each period, too, is marked
in the scale that measures the degrees of ad
vancement from barbarsm to the highest
points of civilization, by the men who stand
out from the masses as the representatives of
their age. Greece had her age of Pericles-
Rome her Augustan age-ltaly her Medician
era-Spain the reign of Charles V.-France
that of Louis XV.-Britain her Elizabethan
period. The name of Washington will stamp
the character of the mind of his age and coun-
try upon the pages Of history for all future
time, and confer more greatness upon it than
all the material achievements of generations of
other men. We look to the Otises, the
Adams, the Hancocks, and the Lincolns, to
judge of the character of the people Of Massa-
chusetts in their days. We turn to the bio
graphy of the Jays, Hamiltons, Livingstons,
of New York-to the glorious list OF worthless
presented by Virginia; to the Pickneys, Ruled
ges and the honored sons OF South Carolina
to determine the character of the people and
age they represented. So it will be with US
in future time; those who will follow US, look
ing back to trace the progress of civilization
and intellectual advancement in Southern In
DIANA and in the First Congressional District
in particular vulgarly called the Pocket, will
denominate the present generation here as ex-
listing in the District and age of Smith Miller
and Jim Lockhart; and their stature will be
taken as the standard of our intellectual great
ness. Won't the cheeks of our defendants
glow with pride, or blush with shame. as they
read the labors of these intellectual luminaries
land dwell upon the moral traits of the I'M
maculate Lockhart? The Representative is
always presumed to be type or a transcript
of the character of his constituency. By ac-
cident people may be once misrepresented;
but where the first choice is reconirmed, the
stamp ofthe Representative is indelibly fixed
upon the people, by history and cotemporary
opinion. We beg every voter to look steadily
upon the moral and intellectual features of
the Hon. James Lockhart, and then say to
himself if he is willing to send them as Ga
guereotype of his own character to he hung
up at Washington for the world to gaze upon?
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P. GLEICHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF X.
HoLFRAN-Sale 4th day of October of part Of the
W Or township south FRANCE 10 west in the
Tneennes Land District Vano srbuIgh county containing
Y $500 acres
VIM. W. STINE VS.. MARSHAL KEY. JR-Sale on the
th day October of lot 49, in block 40 in Lamasco City
G. F. HILLER WIN. G. ADLERSBERG sale on
he 30th day OF Sept the south of No T. in
township No. south range Vanderburgh county
WM. w STONE EFT AL VS.. @. BELL.-Sale on I'D day
of Sept Drugs Medicines Oils Paints Dye Stus Glass
ware, Wines, Brandiss, and other liquors.
H. D. ALLIS and L. HOWES VS.. MARY SCEELS. Sale
the 3oh day of Sept the Or of No. d.
township 5, range 10 west, Yauderburgh county.
JOHN A. RETTZ EFT AZ VS.. j. P HENDERS0N-Sale
the ed day Sept of Lot H. block 1885,
in Lamasco City said leasehod TO July
JOHN S. HOPKINS VS.. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug. 30.
lot no in the Donation Enlargement city of Evansville
and lots and block 15 Fourth Enlargement dining city
of Evansville.
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~ The last authentic news from Kansas
IS that 50 men were on the 9th inst, sent up
from Westport, under Capt. Moon, of Alaba-
ma, to protect the stores and ammunition at
LeavenwOrth. Richardson was encamped five
miles above Lawrence with 500 men, Clark
son was on the opposite side of the river with
800 men. Walker and Wakeman's houses
both free State men-had been burned -
Two hundred men from Independence enter
ed the Territory in wagons. Subsequently
200 of Richardson's men are said to have left
for their homes other parties of the invaders
were breaking up, and the retreat of Atchison
seems to have had disorganizing effect on
the forces of the pro-slavery men. Lane is
said to have stationed 500 men around Lee
compton and planted two field pieces so as to
rake the town; the citizens applied to the U.
8. troops to protect them when Lane retired
for mile OF two. Lanes FORCES are now mag
nifed, by reports, to 1900 men. Gen. Clark,
pro-slavery. is driving all of the opposite par
ty from the vicinity of Ossawattomie, where,
it is said, he had discovered large deposit of
goods and provisions taken, by the free State
men, from their enemies. Six hundred men
are IN camp near Westport, ready to march.
The accounts are confused and we have no
doubt exaggerated.
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Purity.

There is one prominent fact, that may be
alledged as strong proof of the purity of the
Fillmore party, and which will be remember
ed to their honor whether defeated or success
full HIS election is said by all but his friends
to be hopeless. Political spectators in the
chances for Office have no temptation to ally
their fortunes with so forlorn hope - they
have sought the objects of their ambition in
the ranks of the more powerful parties. The
Fillmore cause rests upon the spontaneous
feelings and unbiased convictions of the peo-
pie. 1t has no well paid adherents at the pub
lie treasury from whom to draw the means of
subsedising political mercenaries nor are its
prospects Of power and patronage fattering
enough to tempt the venal and ambitious to
its ranks. 1t is truly the peoples party, and
if Mr.. Fillmore be elected it will be in spite Of
politicians and their political scheming, and
will be signal triumph over demagogueism
His supporters will adhere to the cause, de-
termined if they can't secure positive good
to the country by his election, they will pre-
vent the dire calamity of electing the Cincin-
natl Platform
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A WORD THE LADIEs.-In recommending to your use
Dr. Hosteter's celebrated Stomach Bitters 1t IS OUT
state stimulant the system IN lmpaIing
strength and vgor preparatory to periodical stages
with much pain and trouble We Know
preparation happily adarted to all eoqse
Cramps the Stomach Cno
Morbus and arising Indulgence in the
fruits vegetables ice 1t certain ana al
remedy and family should be without
Directions the bottle Sold by druggists anu
dealers generally. HALLOCK q NTODDAbD.
annII-dAM XOOLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-17

nP Can Mr.. Buchanan be qualified to dis
charge the Office Of President? The Constitu-
tion requires that the person elected President
before entering upon his duties, shall take a
prescribed OATH Mr.. Buchanan having lost
his identity and personality in the Cincinnati
Platform is no longer morally responsible;-a
political Platform is not subject to the pains
and penalties of perjury, nor can it have the
fear of futue retribution before its eyes. Mr.
Buchanan can't say, II, the Cincinnati Plat
form, do solemnly swear to execute the office
of President Of the United States,' and there
being no longer James Buchanan, as a per-
sonaity-a moral, responsible being,-to elect
him, would be as abortive an act as to vote
for Maelzeps Automaton, which plays chess
and talks pretty good English.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FAR.-Great prepare
tons are being made at st. Louis for the hold
ing of magnificent Agricultural and Mechan-
ical fair, in that city on the 18th of October.
Ten thousand dollars are offered in premiums,
which are open to competition from all the
States in the Union. 1t will be, it is said, a
grand affair.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Rooms.

Atmeeng the Directors the Association it was or
dered that members have paid share of Stock in
u or who may pay up share fall during the present
year shall be authorized give to another erson-a lady
Library for FIVE years. by annual eerneate
BY order. GEO. FOSTER heeoFulhg sec J.
Erouirer amy sep1l-2w
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Rooms.


At meeting Directors OF the Association it
call of three dollars s3) share and the
nual contribution $50 for each ember for the
rent commencing August 10th u collected such
call and being due and after this date
RPayto san'I Bayard. ESD. Treasurer of the State
Bank By order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y.
Enauirer copy sepI1-2w
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CT Yankee Notions for October have ar.
riiyed, and are for sale at Dobell & Listers. Il
Is as spicy and entertainingas usual.
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S M " e T S 4,

IMPORTER WINES. LIQUORS CIGARS. AND DEALER IN
BOURBON. BYE. MoNoSGAHfLA AND REcTIFIED
WHISKY. on coRNtR OF MAIN AND
YENHE subscriber receiving and opening at his
stand of the largest and best assorted stocks of
The atteation his trends and the trade generally
ed the stock which viii be sold on as favorable terms
parCosnsc Brandie of various brands Pale and Dark
WiSES-Fine Old Madeira sherry and superior old
Port Wine Wines of different brands. Champagne.
Heidck Wine. quarts and pn together with general
%hisiy' Rollsnd Gin Jamaica and New England Rum.
CHI and Peach Brandies COrdials OuraeO and Swiss
Also choice article pure Ohio Catawba and Boston
B-AIways on hand large and well selected of
Havana German and HOms-made Cigars; sardines and
Pitts burgh Ale. sepl5
ELECTION NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Evansville and Grawfordsvills
9 @ ~ bs
Court House in the city Of Evansville Monday 6h
Bay Sf October next at 10 MAsTS
Enquirer cry. serl3-t
HpEFiNBD sUGAR.-2O bills New York Crushed and
a Loaf less than manufacturers present prices and
transportation, Tor sale by cpo roor,,p 6 90
sepi5 GEO. FOSTER & co.
HMT ANTRn.-5oO bushels Prime Red and White Wheat.
sep13 GEO. FOSTER d co.
Also 500 '0' Grey Limo in ssGs for sPs y co
oTiON XARN a;srsS 1rR5sEs p;Tsed
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS.
% large variety AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY such as
Mo dtt's Eight horse Separators and Powers;
oSio Eig FSg5r aSr'' do DO do Do DO;
do Four horse Tumbling Shaft. Thrasher and Power;
N; Y. Endless Chain q horss) Power and Separator;
craworS large Glover Separator warranted To- clean
from 20 to 20 bushels per day;
CrawfOrds small 0 Separator. warranted to clean
20 bushels
Buctley's Portable Sidr Mills cheap and convenient
Mill-every frmer should have
Sanford straw Cutters; Corn Shelters; Reapers and
Mowers; 1nyertable Steel Teeth Cultivators:
Atprces that will defy competition Orders from
promptly attended to. sepl2-lwd4w
CD BBLs pure Cider Vinegar for sale BY
80 jyA yICKERY & JOHNSON.
FOR SALE.
"A DESIRABLE and convenient residence situated
IA Thru street, between Walnut and Chestnut The
porches the side and poreo in front with
carriage house stable and wood house The lot fronts 3
feet. extending back $50 feet to alley. Il
Also Lots Locust. between 9th and 18th streets
TERMS-One ment in cash: he remainder in and
two " with interest. serI2-Iw w. M. ELLIOTT.
LOOK HIRE! II
EN- BUTTS fancy Silk and Woolleu Dyer and Scourer,
inform hs fr ends and the public that he has
Methodist Church Loenst where he will
happy his Ladies and Gentlemen bring
your eoiea garments sepIz-lw-
NJEW BOOKS
u The Life and Adventures o Beckworth:
The Martins of Crs Martin. by Lever; just out;
Abbott's FrancOria Stories complete set;
Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore Bnchsnan and Fremont
25 each;
L yes of Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore and Fremont Song fer the campaign
and for sale by sep12 DoBELL LISTER.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head will always be found correct statement
sherds Sales including Of parties, property
and time sales
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A GENTLEMAN LADY wish to procure pleasant rooms
and genteel family Apply the editor of this
paper.
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or a couple of boys can find employment
at this Office this afternoon in folding papers.
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Haute at
40 A. NJ. which local passengers will be taken
81 For information through Tickets apply at the
Company Transportation Office head of street
ansviHe. je14 J. J. DANIELS. Supt.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take GU other
adv an = "
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LOOK OUT!
REMOVAL OF >. MYERS.
Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AND DEALER
Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela & Rectifed Whisky,
XMAS removed his old the new corner If
II Main aud Water streets where he invites friends
and enSto mtrs to call. sept5
MUST RECklVED.-A lot of HarperIs Story Books
~ certainly the best pubcati extan for young
Sept; Graham's Magazine, fsT Sept.
sgas DoBELL & LISTER.
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RO1wDsNC WANTED.

THE Junior Sons America will meet tonight atseven
o'clock sapl7-lt
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FIREMAN's PARADE.-On the Third of next
month, the Firemen of Evansville and La
masco, proposed to have Grand Parade. The
success of last years celebration is guaran-
ty that this one will be of the highest oIder.
The Young Americans talk of ball OH the
evening of the third, which will be perforce
an elegant affair. Success to our fire depart
msnts. The city may well be proud of our
machines and of the strong hands and willing
hearts ever ready to use them.
Since writing the above we have heard that
the Washington fire company have decided to
give Ball on the 25th. We will notice it
more fully hereafter.
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CAPS GAPS q!

months 81 So six months slo one year So Discount on
No charge for marriage death or religious notices.
GAPS! CAPS!!
MEMS Youths Boys Infants. of every variety.
VA color and shape OF the t9St aRd most aSh
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NNTE have W very large and complete stock
w of Gays. which viii SELL wholesale at
Louisville and prices All goods fresh
sepi5- 81 A''' FAUTfER MARCoNNIER. Main st
CORPORATION NOTICE.
That the 3T of
Plank Sidewalk be laid down from the ALLEY to Water
m % Of
h % % SSFs and v sn
said lot much thereof will sy said lien and
sspl7-iOs WILL. H. WALKER Deputy CLERK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
UR stock Of BOots and shoes in the wholesale trade
we think do we'll to to give usa call before purchasing
where Our stock is composed variety of Boots and
Ensiand. and many ~ Of them TO OUR Own OEDEs
sepl7 McREA s. WELLS. Fosters Block.
TWO GIRLS WANTED.
TWO Girls find good situation by APPLYING mmedi
L ate,y at the sepl7-lw' 6irY HOTEL.
ESALBs Fresh Table Butter; Chickens, just rec d
seri7 hERsHBERGER & CARSON.
SOFT HATS.
our Fall ARRANGEMENTS We are now ready to make to
and shapes of soft Hats Our &perence in line such
that Hat well made and good be
made any place in the world We have and viii tAue
give proOfOf what say.
sepl6-9m VAUTIER MARCONNIER.
FALL STYLE HATS.
FINHOSE wjshing obtain good we'll latest fash
II ion Hat. would do we'll to give call. The most
fasdiOus taste suited We perfect fit,
those wh, have the most irregular aha Ell head.
sepl6-3m VAUTIER d Ma kCONNIER.
NOTICE OF SALE.
n Office hereby that will sell at public anction
Friday, the 10Th Jay of October the
denc of Alexander Powell late of Yanderburgh county
ceased all his sons property (not aiken BY the widow
consisting Horses Cattle Hogs Sheep. Wheat hay
Farming Implements, Household Furnit re, &c. &c.
credit months will he given all s.
the purchaser giving his with approved security waiv
ing valuation aud appraisement laws with interest from
date. sepI6-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. Admir-.
SCHOOL NOTICE
HHNHE Schools Pigeon Township Will the
IL first Monday in october next.
sepl3-td j. g. HATCHITT.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-75 bbls Worthington
EI Mills Flour, rec d and tor sale by
sepl6 PRESTON BROS.
EDMUND B. SEYMOUR,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sPECIL NIEEXENG.
ap7.d&wIy

~ in this place. cents line one insertion
cents per times; 30 line week. dis
eoun IN longer
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. ATE s.
lines less time. s0c three times 81;
one week 81 5O weeks 81 so; month. 81 three
six months slo year. SI5 Discount
larg,r Cards of six lines under 50
annum No charge marriage. death religious notices.
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DISsOLuTKAN NNTICE.


I'm the 18th of August the partnership existing between
" Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent
O. MCKINNEY all debts owing by the late nrn an
becomes the purchaser of e. A Cookies entire interest," IN
Ind. @. MCKINN Ely.
sen9-tf ga. COOKE.
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FAR SALE

EWR
EH0UR hundred Acres Of land lying in Hamilton
n Illinois Terms For fus snsr ~
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods store
sep3 Msiz street. three doors below seeonaS'
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ENOFFEE.-1o0 sacks Prime reed per Arksnsaw Travel
u er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
NHEEsE.-5o boxes W. R. Cheese ree,s and for sale by
u sept PRESTON BROS.
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VHNHE Vandsrburzh County Agricultural and Horcutu-
raj Society will hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday full attendance requested the cleo
or for the ensuing will take place The So
eiety at Crescent City Hall O'Clock p b.
order oil the President. P. HO RNBR0OK.
NJ 81
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i@AI EN HUNKS
~ The Life and Adventures of Beckworth:
The Martins of Gre Martin. by Lever; Just out;
Abbott's Franconia Stories complete set;
Steel Enrgavngs of Fillmore Buchanan and Fremont,
% cent IS each
of Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore and Fremont Song, fer the campaign ustree
and for sale by sepI2 DOBELL & LISTER. .
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KEEN q PREST4N

EHAyE commenced receiving their Fall and Winter
goods embracing variety they
have usually kept
offer the trade the largest and selected stock
have gotup; styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
examining stock it is pleasure show choice
lectnns of goods and whether he buys will leave
better and from the beauty
the various styles and combin gay colors
display of the beat American win make him
feel prouder of his country.
sep6 KEEN & PRESTON.
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NEWS FOR ALI


VIZ inform the Ladies in
w particular that READY show one Of
the displays in FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
ever fore offered this market We TOO busy to
full description immense stock Suffice
that Ladies' Dress Goods French
and English MeIinos Woolen Plads black and Silks
De aines Manas Shawls the richest French Embroide
ries Silk Bonnets. Ladies' Misses and children Shoes.
Da masks and Embroidered Wiz dow Curtain Caicoes,
Ginghams Fannes Lnseys Jeans Sahets Dometies, and
thousands other articles mention
be whether in STYLE, quality price,
still adhere SELL CHEAP SELL HEAP
Call rybody at the Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER BRO. & FREY.
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STOCKHOLDERS in the Evansville and Crawfordsvill
- Railroad Company hereby notified that the
for lection of Directors &C., will he held a. II
Court House city Of Evansville Monday the s.
day of October next O'Clock A N. By order til
Board JOHN <. MARTIN, Sec'y.
EDoujrer
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HBEFENED SUGAR.-20 bills New York Crushed and
EA Loaf less than manufacturers present prices and
traHspo rtation, Tor sale by -
sepI3 GEO. tOSTER q CO.
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TREY LtMI;-In lots to suit purchasers, delivered
Na the Depot Canal for sale y
sep5 GEO. FORTER & CO.,
H%ATRA ST. AR CUR ED HAMs.-A supply of very
IA superior Hams, just reed by
sep5 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
6NHEESE-5OO BIS ". r Cheese lust rec ID and
u by sep5 HERSHBERGER CARSON.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANT

yE EMS, Youths. Boys and Infants. of every
VA color and shape, OF the test and most appro
ions sep17-3m VAUTIER & MAROON
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EN BUTTS, fancy. Silk and Wooleu Dyer and Scourer,
inform hs fr ends and the public that he has
establishment r Carpenters Block two doors
Methodist Church Locnst street where he will
happy lis Ladies' and Gentlemen bring
Had w
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COZ = CNERNIIIP NOICICE.

FHNHE in receipt Of their supply Of
Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES selected for the
ctv and trade variety and quality
Mems Women Children wear to which they call
the ,ttantion of the publio, NCREA a. WELLS,
sen5 First street. Fosters Block.
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TUX =
"A DESIRABLE and convenient residence situated
IA Third street. between Walnut Chestnut The
house contains nine cellar ctern and summer kch
story porches the side and portioO in front with
carriage stable and The 371z
feet extending back $50 feet alley. -
Also. Lots Locust. between 9th and 7th streets.
TERMS.-One ment in cash. he remainder in and
two VI ars with interest. serI2-Iw W. NJ. ELLIOTT.