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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-16
TIE MISSOURI LINE OF OFFICE.

In late article upon the. disasters that
would ensue from the election Of J. c. Fremont
to the Presidency, We merely referred to The
ore Of appointments to Office in the Southern
States. We are induced to present this view
again, because it is in our memory that the
National Era some year or more since, rather
advocated the confinement Of federal appoint
ments to the North even when the duties Of
those Offices we're to be performed within the
Southern States. We regret we have not
file Of the Era that we might the better do
justice 10 il and the subject, BY a transfer Of
its article to our columns. In the discussion Of
these subjects, we are aware that complaint
may be justly lodged against us, for repetition Of
excused by the necessity Of making the appro-
pirate application Of the points, which we are
often induced to make. The true basis of the
Federal Union, and the considerations which
induced it, are familiar to all and yet, iudg.
ing from the present condition of parties, it
would seem not wholly work Of supereroga-
ton to repeat them again, and again We
shall not, therefore, fail in this reiteraton be.
cause Of the wilful deafness or hardened and
sinful nature of ouI adversaries.
When the Union Of these States was consum-
mated, the institution Of slavery existed in all Of
them but one. The causes Of its non-existence in
that one we're not based upon any repugnance
to slavery ITSELF or any sickly philanthropy
upon the subject whatever. Had this been the
case, the record would have shown il, aud had
the question Of the right Of property in slaves
even been mooted, the conclusion is inevitable
that the Union would never have been accom-.
plished. The recognition Of the institution OF
slavery, then, was not only unanimous by the
States, but in TWELVE OUT OF THE THIRTEEN,
absolutely eristed, and that, too, without
even q remonstrance from the one that formed
the exception
But furthermore: Out Of the thirteen States
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-16

A national Wing of Alabama, R. w. Walker,
in responding to an invitation to attend and
address Democratic mass meeting, states the
issues in the pending contest with degree Of
conciseness and clearness that we have rarely
seen. Here is an extractt rom his letter:
Believing that the Democratic party is the
only national party now in existence, and that
upon its success in the present contest depends
the preservation of the rights OF the South, if
not indeed, the rery eristence of the Govern
ment itself, | feel it my duty to forego all old
prejudices, forget former differences, and give
my earnest support to the nominees Of the
Cincinnati Convention.
"If we're asked to name the fundamental
principles which lie at the basis of our Govern
ment, and on which our free institutions have
been built, as a house upon its foundations, i
should answer, the equality eft States phich
compose the Union, and The equality of
the citizens toho constitute the States. The
first Of these principles is denied and assailed
by the Black Republicans the second, if not
openly controverted, is at least insidiously at
tackled, by the, Know-nothigs. The errors OF
these parties, then, (if the terms be not too
mildl are errors OF fundamental and vital
principles, menacing, in the one instance, the
civil privileges and the religious liberty of the
private citizen and in the other, the sovereign
rights of the States and the existence Of the
Union. The Democratic party alone, Of all
the organizations now in the field, maintains
and defends both of these essential principles,
and thus, in my humble judgment, entities
itself to the cordial support and cooperation OF
all national men, of every section and party.
every respectfully, your obedicnt servant
"R. w. WALKER"
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WORDS OF WISDOM AND PATRIoT1sM NJ

WORDS OF WISDOM AND PATRIOTISM.
"The agitation on the question of domestic
Slavery has too long distracted and divided the
people of the Union and alienated their affec-
tons from each other.
"Most happy would it be for the country, if
this long agitation were at an end. During
its whole progress it has produced no practical
good to any human being, whilst it has been
the source of great and dangerous evils. 1t
has alienated and estranged one portion of the
Union from the other, and has even seriously
threatened its existence. To my own personal
knowledge it has produced the impression
among foreign nations that our great and glo-
rious confederacy is in constant danger of dis
solution. This does US serious injury, because
acknowledged power ard stability always com
mand respect among nations, and are among
the best securities against unjust aggressions,
and in favor of the maintenance of honorable
peace.
"Under these circumstances, / must cheer
fully pledge myself, should the nomination of
the convention pe ratiheu Ny uhe PeoPie, 'haI
all the power and influence, constitutionally
possessed by the Executive, shall be exerted
in firm but conciliatory spirit, during the sin
gle term shall remain in office, to restore the
same harmony among sister States which pre-
vailed before this apple of discord, in the form
of Slavery agitation, had been cast into their
midst.n-JAMEs BUCHAYAN's LETTER OF AC.
CEPTANCE.
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designed perpetual slavery for full consid-
GRAFTON received.
Without referring to the immense profit
which these same men have received for trans
porting the products of slave-labor, from the
manufacturing these products, from the sup
plies furnished to the slaves and their masters,
we will simply say
That with this record before it the North sits
in judgment on the South and announces the
verdict:
1t discards the old adage that "the receiver
is as bad as the thief" and its verdict stands
That the receiver is alone the guilty one"
The thief is not only guiltless in their esti-
nation, but he is the very proper person to ac-
cuse, prosecute, testify against, judge, condemn
and execute the receiver; the very thief who
assured the receiver that his title to the slave
was perfect and absolute and who had given a
guarantee of title to the receiver against every
such claimant.
The judge is the Northern thief, with the
consideration and guarantee money in his
pocket, setting in judgment on the Southern
receiver, who holds the judges own bill of sale,
receipts and guarantee of title in his hands.
Yet the honest thief judge, chinking his guilt
money, in his pocket, condemns his Southern
receiver.
This is plain unvarnshed truthful state
ment in which scarce half the enormity Of
Northern guilt is shown, and but portion of
the monstrous injustice to the South appears.
We will exhibit this in separate article.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

ordertha may be able to devote my 1me part
VI larry TO this IRON AND HEAVY HAHRwAaE part
business. have disposed ot part OF NY interest theft
Gerry house Nr. MATTE EH DALEELL. who will co
nue the old stand E1der the style Of ORR. DALzELL
Co. with complete ent Of thar Grocery
line would take this opportunity Of returning
ks the paying custo house for the very liberal
patronage extended tor and respectful ask
them continue their iavors othe firm would
the very pyat all gentlemen that they Ese6
M.Feh l. i855. SAMUEL ORR
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JOY no THE AFFLICTED.


INSTANT CURE OF PkIV. AGAIN on HAND. IT
ttE greatest known family Medicine fdT Eurhs Coughs
A Gods. Sore Threats and Qliussy win Diurrles
Cholera orbps 0ramgs ID pass. WIN Fever an
Agu9 a0d knewnto fail. Daily and hourly calls for
thsAedo1oe and the above Diseases
An agent wrtes:I hal rather trustny life with than
aay other medicine One aud try the satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana, dozen
bottles alter increase than
now hef0re the pUblc. For sale all principal Drug
Gstsia the United tzte5 British America.
oregon. 4--.- . -At7FF I
yLs- - WHOLESALE AGENTS:
IEGCH VERLING EvanJviile Ind .successorst to Kel-
Ter q Farpsley.
CnAS II CLARK. Vineefnes. Ind .l. tt
JOIN D. PARK. Cincinnati ORiocan lie obtained them
Et manutacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE CO s-
oeti-6mW Naumee City, Ohio
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FWNE have this day formed
uader the hrm Hendricks Nc ea, and will eontinue
the Boot and Shoe business the O ID stand Of X Hem
drc1s & co. v. h. HENDRICKS,
decl2-tF W. A. McREA.
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1OE FHtioO sacks crop received and for sale "
q noV27 IzH-ta ORR, DALZELL 81 co
UST Ell satin stripe Lustre received this day
2 4 aud for sale by noy23 JAMES Low CO.
sp6AfAaA SEAMLESS Sacks Eec,d and for sale BY
&1sGD4ESF dee6- f-t J. II. MAGHEE co.
g 9bebspsB iSos : i'As' g. IL MAGHzE co.
8 BBL Choice crahberriesaat sl1-i g9su1.d uBea
q del T. BACON s cos Family Grocery.
EE ARPiFHis MaGAZIN e for December ust received
decs ~ nee 7. scoNYNGToN & co. &
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ofRs. BRAY PENNINGTON.

TFULLY inforr citizens Evansville and
its vi iasvtha they formed partnership in The
practice of Medic j. and Surgery.
Havirg ecu actively the a
ter euty and become familiar with the diseases met
dent 20 this climate they hope their and
cess will entitls heTa share of puhlic patronage
Their oHee FtrT street be- Main Snd Locust op
p0sie the Post Once where eihe both them may
consulted unless absent on profess .cnaI business.
azlS-tt -
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n @IDAAtaS tyAAE I'D. n y -
~ prepared to Proof
any quality of Grain. Produce Merchandise, OK
tho liberal terms.
HayRElege and airy stairs particular will
taken of Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
rust. tf '.- 4@--atlHt -.'
at the lowest Ere rroOfraes by
{ logger when desired.
WAREHOUSES on corner Locust street and W and E.
Canal and Convenient for shipping by
road. .4pflYto..- ...f. GEO. FOSTER & co.
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PINE LUMBER

THE LARG EST STOCK IN THE CITY,
Y Ohm +. GLOVER & CO., corner of Main and Seventh
80 streets Evansgille Ind would respectfully inform the
Public thatthey have In yard and for sale low FoR CASH.
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qua1esana viz Tongued aud GrooSeo Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undressed Ceng Castings and
100000 sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles &c.
&C. ordsr as the prices Shelving,
Doors Blinds, Mantle Pieces. MouldDgs Frames Tor
Doors and Windows So &C. Billie prices forwarded to all
who send orthem Orders from Assistance viii receive
prom ptatten6ion.s -EfF-s. lsl1 lfsbl2 IF
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TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLo0Di
NOT a pa RTIGLE D /, SiEaRhIINY Us Ir.LI -

/
NOT a PA RTICLE OF 81 BaGUBY rs TFfif 80
Let EEae Afflicted EGead. aRfa Es9DaeT!
"A tism Obstinate 6u,aneous rapfOIf spniiSs 6rP- s.
Eyes Ringworm letter, ScaId Head EnaTgenlct
Pain ofthe Bones and tuhborn Ulcers phs
Dso1es LuInhaEo spinal and all Diseases
rising from hjadieols of Mereury, InprudeHc6 h
Life OF ImpuTiy Of The Blood. E-.. .F .f.s.
Boods assd b the thousands OF grateful patcnt q
all parts Of the nitsd states who tegiy daily the
liable perorned by the greatest q all lneSacsr
"GA RTERts SPANISH MIXTSRE.''. eNeazafgia, Il<a-
natsE. Scrofuia EIupOps TIE skin, Liver Disease
FeyeFs Ulcers. id sores Aeciohs the Kide piseaH
IS of the Throat. Female Ccmpiaints Pahs and AcAln0
TIE Bones and Joints. speedily flight
and inestif1 able edy.,
For AL diseases Of the Blood nothin has yet been foaa6
witli5 1t eleaEsebe Of all iIapUries
gey and tfeieniIg e liver and Bidneys. g
the digestion elves the stomach. makes the
disease or broken DO ytAe ezeesses yOCth -
tive yig0T strene tn. -.
naetics ever us~d a few doses Of cAkFEES SPANISH BLK
viii remove all SAIL ring se roses
antling 20 the cheek elasticity to
Iced75ines ever heardof. -
The large number certificates which received
from Persons AL parts the United States
keepers naagsr }es and public wei hEown
to the "a add their to the Senaerfel
Gallon the Agent and Ci-casr and Almanac andrca5
tie wonderful cures this tTul Of all has
performed ...ass.5 ~s--..'
one gsruine uniesssisned BESxETr K BssRs Proulf-
eor No Pearl street Richmond Va 70 ~hcn all orders
For eaie f iia9ek & Stodiars Esansyiiies tialeek
Parmenter Prin cetoa g H. Clark, hlheehnes ans ly
dealersis, n edieiEes generally aas aues
sbERSTAN CLOTH cases Persian Cloth. asserted
= ealors, received this day and for saie ~ :, /, ~
Rov24 gA5ikS Low x CO..
TENHANKsGIvINtsp INN ER FOR ALI-75a ne Fat
No. ~ J''' COOKS Family Grocery,
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S,espV H1S!,rRs AMI COPPER EaTAEE--
=

So. THOMAS SCANTLIN, ofthe firm ofSeautrfa
Ez@ & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
49, up his residence permanently ia THIS CRY ;
w y wherehe VIII dev6tekis decentralization TO al
branches oftheir business Mr. s woud call the ateH
ton of the public generally and his old customes
to their extensive stock of STOVES. TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, ald all other articles pertaining TO
their business They also prepared to do all Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. lso Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice andn the most perfect style
Call at the store Of SCAN1LIN d PARVJN. 4
noyI4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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NNyV WASHINGTON E0TRE..

#NHE pretors this House removed from their
q old stan on Main street to theirneH Hotel Just hnish
Cd Court House. where they
their old
at es upon them much superiorsty than formerly
Than for patronage pgctiuy solicit
ofEhe which shall all ieavors
it. Orr fre will be tae best the market affords,
charges moderate.
Good Stlbli and Wagon Yard kent custom.
eyiC-dSwtf FELKER 4 -HEDD ERECH
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UCKWHEAT FLOTfgr
NtlpARTNERsH

list reed this day 30 Extra Hailed Ruckwhea
e9 Flour. "A NO. - directrom Pitshurgh-50lbs each,
IT Z-t@FEL T. BACON & CO.'S
f deof Family Grocery. Mali street.
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LIVERY AND = ALB SEA BE.
on LOCUST BETM. THIRD AND FOUkTH STREETS.
4fs~4u- HORSES Buzgies Carrages, fss5~5tE=Srssss.
y&al59s and OmniDesses always for hire
80 the above Stable. Carriages excursions, par
always hand prepared to boart
horses and keep them in the beat order .-.....
My dne hack will hereafter be kept rqnnne constantly
and will BE- at seabOat5 h9ts etc. tor the
those wishing it.. II viii also he
citizens 70 boats duriEg the night lsay
or iGrs at the stltio. myS e. IL bE'TAhMo. +
txBRHgl!Ee.-1ta choice at 49,
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~ BACON CO. have removed 70 Main street. be-
tween ater aud FIRST .ta, next door Hsliock
Sto3drds Drag Nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they we pleased to all their old customers. and
make she of May pleased
give chem call They woaid u cir thanks Tor the
liberal patronage given aud hope receive continuance Of
by keeping everything usually kp in the hest Family
Gram Tipz- iauI6 -Iv
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CIOTHINL sc. n
THE ALlIiasS- ga ENnFR 80

ESINCE MESSRS. AHLERfNG & Drummer HAVE
- ease the OF Corner Stand Water street. under the
Journal oee and nile ii with The largestas-
and latest sYles Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nishng Goods. sell astonlshngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN Go-dPzL-.FD TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists IN TRrt of Mans and Boys readymade Clothing
hats Fs anu Trunks together WI he most
o Gentle meas Dress GooSs and Tailors Furnishing Goods
ever brought TO this city Their eie for purchasing and
are superior ether house in the city
winch ena them at all times to I'll all orders With the best
goods aH at the best bargains uniry and city customers
aho the puhe generally resTectfuly invited call
" their New Stock Reduced Prices vurcha
ng elseWh here. decIS-tf
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p ED AND WHITE CEpAh VAIL ~

seSTEEL FIR r. sETs-POIIfHED.--s -og'sas Ere b
- Brass hand Shovels Tongs 9srr ~ sta ast .
Coal shoves; Stands (for shoyes and sslS
bv (deeG1 et aaa4fF CHAS.sS. WELLS. =
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NOT3ONs! NOTIONs.!

EHL0WBR vases, meters traveiing companions
a best h9pdon ing eight ard keyd French
Eccor3eons. hae FrsEch hafps. dolls narblss
sets combs, Superior needles pins, tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens tooth brushes
bhads aomnoess chess men, Emersons sraps toilet
soar jumping and battle DOORS together with
= avletyFe .neticn for sale by A. O. PUSHEE.
.ap26 t- tai-A' UhdsE 0ddPelIowss Hail. First ST.
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sHW $3.50 go 1870 EOOpS!

NF beg leave to the public Evansville, and
wv tbs ladies plroularl that have open for in
entire stock Of Fancy and staple y toas
Our Of fancy r rival in point Of
stvie and eheapnesg rs also o and tila.
eh can only be appreciated by inspection Call the
Main street recently occupied L. W. Hebberd
be ready ell bargains
epl7tT ROSER BRO ~ Fill.
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EsOAEs DING ann SAFE N'FAEEE.E.-

Y n COOK has rented Of Peter urk the fine brick sta
H. bic econd between Main and Locust. wheT
be will hoard horses the day week at the lowest price,
in pho portion 90 the expease Of feed. fE.,r..
Also fac young horsesfor sale a6at times lhquire at
.ieIrs ~ 4a s.f cooks Family Grocery.
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uHTAR DEsFlI.a FEsFsl 1Ats kINsT GOOSE quiz,

~ AND STEEL PENSl-The agent for Evansville has
inst received lot of COPPER and ERR0DIUM PENS,
which for their superiority. eheapness and durability
eel anything The patent only very recently
isued and these Of the first Pens. They write
beautifully, much like Gold Pens Call and exanine
them at fsIa 81 nov2l5 II. HEADEN'Ss Grocery,
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RguE tGSg SIS Ibis Sugar House fer close
iva " agtia GEO. FOSTER A. ~ L
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etENDYOUR NJ 70 he allied with good LEAFL LARD
- put up u 2er my inspection. 1884.
deczi TIIOS. HRADEN.-
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Clothing, Gentleme..'s Furnishing

GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP.
e ftF $'FoTE.--The undersigned has just onered
new Clothing store Mater Street, Vine and
Sycamore streets inh formerly Oeeuped by Mr. HAY
lin as Grocery He has inst received large stock o. Fall
Fn winter Cohing Of the very best make and OF the latest
style Of eut, which will be sold arabr All
tcles Of Cent? Frrniski Goods Shirts
lars Cravats Socks Drawers. Hsudkerehefs Sc. &C. of
the finest varieties always be this store and
lshin ely cheap. Call and examine for v&urseves
eptstf ADDAM JACOBS
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No 81. between Main and Market Louisville. Ry
Visiting Welding and Invitation Cards Scales and Preset
Embossed Cards and Envelopes, Door and No. Plates &c
aur23-5nn.
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a 4NVAss.-2 bales Canvass day and for sale
" by .-+.-.- aef JAMES Low &. CO,
f4hs AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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1870 ENsEEs ANCE U0FEE'AN y.


CAPITAL stGB, G0O-gH paid IN and fabsstee.
F5IS Com nny with perpetual charter
in 1919 and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing STORES mouse
ture aud erchaudize general. Also inland in
~ the perils Navigation Losses VIII be liber
ANY AuJ u'''D anu TnOMAS &. BRACE. Pres't
E. G. RIPLEY, Secretary.
publications. for Insurance may be maze to tn So
her receive pOsas and issue pol
oe on as favorable any Insurance office Agency
in the Vest \. c. HALLOCK, AEft,
evil If Main street, nearly opposite thS JAM.
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P. G. O'RILEY g. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
l&G Il 7 q H -. ~ II a.


EVANSVLLLE M
Hr=~ ;. HAvtEe fitted up a mammo fyV%g !.
tsgs4s5c hart Scat, the largest on 'Gle -
Ohio RYerfn the substantial manner, pre-
tQfacltateany business entfrsted ourcare 9th
Or by RIVER, RAILROAD Ozs CANAL
without exposing to the nclemency ofthe weather any
properly; and will paid to Recciv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also TO inc sale OF any
P G. O'RILEY returns his sieeere thanks TO his
friends for their former patronage and respect
ia ~ solicts continuance ofthe same, which VIII be
duly reciprocated.
A Store Room wellsupplied, viii be kept foTthe &C
comodatiou of Boats and their orders carefully filed
rb3-dGwfv P. G. 0'RILEY g. 60
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ERRINTRRs, sTOCN.-

/ c tse ali vosl n, T,s:ees solid eolors;
; d. Fsrstan ao ras'd this dav ahi fer sale ty
JAMES COW CO.
6aoti-Ikw 4i3 II aia stree Louisville. ~
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n BBLs S. S. Almonds. 10 bxs NJ r Raisns. y
III do English Wa1nuts, II drums Figs Just reed at
JAMS Z IL q 4t-ff ~ COOKS Fan lily Grocery.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

y
rAPITaL $500 O0O--GH paid in IN CASH.
TEThiS Company commenced business about oneyear
with intention Of doing safe and Jar 0Gsl with
so Iarve Cash Capital and L. LOOMS at its head ven
tnre protection to the Com
In the world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
Buildings Merchandze Hou ehoId Goods. &e, &C., on
terma favorable with other 20 ID solvent Companies.
s. L. LOOMS. Pres't.
ALIEN @. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
Main street, opposite the Bank.