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FOR SALE
A u gauge ArKENs KNITTING MACHINE Ne
md in good working order

A IL gauge AIKEN's KNITTING MACHINE New
and in good working order.
For Particulars call at this Office.
Never was there time when machine 0
this kind could be run with so great profit, esN
pecaIly by those who raise their own wool,
Read what II. r. Beebe of Plattyie Wis. says
AIken's Knitting Machine.
81 would not do without one in the winter.
can knit with itmen's socks, ready finish, fol-
en- cents a pair and make fom 81 IS to 81 day,
Woman's long hose at fifteen cents pair, and
make the same per day; and am crippled with
one hand. People may think there is no profit in
them are people who know nothing about them.
There is a profit all the while you are working
the machine, but none when it is idle. uBo
enough in a month to pay for the machine, and
the machine will be as good new. They are
not liable to get out ofrepair, aud will last life
time needle may careIessly get broken once
in a while, but five cents will replace it: a set o
needles will last from three to five years.':
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The snow FInke-Tbe poets and writers
of romance often refer to the snow flake as an
emblem Of purity. We never see thesnow hake
falling gently to the ground, but we think o.
De Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus which il
quite as pure and produces biscuit nearly as
light. 1t is counterfeited, and spurious arti'
cIs is put up in green papers but the genuine
comes in bright red papers, and is sold by al
good grocers.
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Bristol Drafs Insurnnce.-W

Bristol Drafs Insnrance,-We call the
attention of our readers in the town of Bristol
to the notice of the formation of mutual insur-
ance company, of all those liable to the coming
draft. The object is to fund tor the ben
eft of these who are drafted, 1t is proposed to
have each member of the company pay $25
There are I43 names on the corrected enrolment
list If they all go into it tie company will have
fund of SO SIS, which ought to be increased by
outsiders or those not subject to the draft to at
least$ 600 The quota of the town under the pres
emit call is about 20, probably; it has credit o
four on the last call, which will reduce the mum
Der to be furnished to l6 men. fund of $4,000
would giveto each man to be drafted $3.50, cath
er to be used in securing substitute, or as a,
bounty if he responds 20 the draft in his own pei
son
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DIR. .. S. BEALS

Office on second Floor in Bonds Block
Corner Main ard Park street.
would especially inform the citizens of Keuosha and
his prCfession-Medicine and surgery-thst he may
be favored with.
ONCE hours-9 to II A. NJ, TO 6 P. n.
Residence West side OF Park, Second door south
Of Prairie Avenue.
KsRsaba avg. 2ssh, 1854.
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Remember the Oaucuses in the sever
wards of the city, to be held to morrow evening
for the election of Delegates to the Coun-
tv Convention to be- held at the CourE House or
Saturday afternoon for the election of Delegates
to the Congressional Convention. These caucus
.es should be fully attended.
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pleasant Prairie Union Caucus.

The Union Electors OF the town of Pleasant Prai-
ris, are requested to meet at the Basement OF Will
Iiams Church, en- Friday evening, Sept I'd, at
O'clock for the purpose OF choosing three dele gates
to the County Convention, the 9Th of September
for the election of Delegates to the Congressiona
Convention. Also, to elect three Delegates to the
County Convention, on the oath of September, for
the nomin q ton Of Member Of Assembly and candi-
dates for Count Officers.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Pleasant Prairie Aug. Both, 1864.
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ETmEnn CamcmSRa

Caucuses in the several Wards of the city OF Ken
osha TO elect three Delegates each, to the County
Convention be held the Court House in this city
on Saturday the Sd day of Sept. will be held Fri
day Sept. I'D at o'clock P. n. as follows:
First Ward, at Council Rooms.
Second yard, at North Ward SchooIhouse.
Third Ward, at r. H. Demming's Office.
Fourth Ward at Basement OF N. r. Aliens Build ng
BY ORDER OF TIFF COMMITTEE.
Kenosha Aug. Path 1854.
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aomers Union Caucus,

The Union electors of the town of Somers are re-
sauessed to meet at the Town Hall, Friday evening
September I'd 1864 at O'Clock, for the purpose
of eecng three delegates to the county Convention
to be held at the Court House in the city of Ken
osla, Saturday the Sd of September.
soIners, Aug 3Uth 1864.
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Browns Bronchial TrOches.-Clea
aud give strength to the voice OF SINCE RS, and
are indispensable to PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
II hare neUe7. changed my mind reSpectina
them, excepting to Thank get better of that ohich
began thinking aOeU Of"
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lav %. ga. 1y5o I'm. DAVIS, Cashier.
A First Class Piano for Sale.

~azazzm~w To person wishing to purchase
first class Piano, we can offer a great
ftBargain. -,
A No. g. Grovesteen Piano-of Splendid Rosewood,
seven ctaves extra MouldiDgs base tret
Iyre. harp pedal and carved Louis XIV style.
To anybody wishing to purchase a Piano we say
call at this office and learn the particulars,
SCHOFF VINEGAR L Co.
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Chicago & Milwaukee Railway
The Kenosha County Bank,

Agent The
u. s. 1O---4O LOA N,
WILL receive subscriptions at par, payable in Treas
trv notes At the present rate of premium on Hou,
ebev nav over eight per inter est, and are eA
mpt from municipal or State taxation. -.
These Bonds are to be redeemed in coln' AZ the
,,a..nre ~ the Government at any period not less
;ban ten QO) nor more than forty (4O) years from
their date.
90
We sell Passage Tickets to or from the old
Country by the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cnnard Line Of Steamers
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and cou-
pons.
MAY %, Ca 1y50 F. N. DAVIS, Cashier.
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From Rec. j, Mention Bropom, D. D., Editor

From Rec. j, Mention Broaon, d. D., Editor
tie Emcgclopedi@ Of Religious Knowledgs.
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines in generalthrough disrust of their ngnedi-
ents and effects vet EnoE sufficient reasons why
man may not tesuIy the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple preparation in
the hope that he thus contribute to the benefit OF
others, .,...,l. ..t e..,s. +H r,..a-.s.4att'
do this the more readily in regard to Hollands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, of this
city, because was preudiced against them for many
years, under the impression that they chiefly al
alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests and for agement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility The
of three bottles of these Bers the beginning of
the present year was followed by evident relief and
storation to a degree ofbolily and mentavgor which
hal not felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the of them.
PHIIAD'A, JUNE %, 1861 J. NEWTON BROWN
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Democracy sees the - wickness" Of the
Administration. Why doe, it fail to see the
Wickednsss of the rebellion?
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/. J. IT. kENNAKD,
Eighth below Coates St., Philadelphi

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist CHI,
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Personal experis
ence enables me to say that regard the German Bit
ters ed by you most excellent medicine. In
Of severe cold general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use of the Bitters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on Others a',l
Yours truly. - WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa
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From the Esv. Jos. II. xennard, Pastor Of the 10th

DR.. Jackson Dear Sir I'll have been frequently
requested to connect my name with Communications
Of different kinds of medicines, but. regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, have in
all cases declined; but, with clear proof in various
instances, and particularly in my family, of the
fulines of Dr. Hoohands German Bitters depart for
once from my usual course, to express my full convc
ton that, TOR general debiy of the Sgste1 ana ss-
pectdAy for LG0eT Complaint, u Is safe and cal
ad6te prepdrdtt0n In some cases it may fail but
usually, doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully, .
..sl J. II. KENNARD,
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The Champion Circus.-We refer to the
advertisement of Robinsons tIHowe's Champion
Circus, which will revisit Milwaukee next Mons
day and Tuesday, afternoon and evening Mr.
Robinson is the acknowledged champion rider OF
the world. His wonderful exhibitions on baIe'
back have been the wonder of thousands who an
nualIy witness them. Mr.. Howes trained horse
is also worth the price of admission This circus,
as a whole, is one OF the best ever exhibited at
Milwaukee,. and will be thronged; no doubt
MiI1ed5tkec Wisconsin,.
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Church, Philadelphia.
have known HoOfand's German Bitters In yoro
Oily, Tor number OF years. / have used them in
my OWE family, and have been so pleased with their
effects that was induced to recommend them To ms
ny others, and know tlIat tIoy OpeTateu III h
strikingy beneficial manner. take great pleasure in
thus publicly procla inning this fact, and calling the
attention Of those afflicted with the diseases which
they ar reeomm ende d, to these Biters, knowing
from experience that ommendation will be sus-
tanned. l do this more cheerfully Hoolaud's Bit.
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is "not
drink" Yours truly I'D LEVI G.. BECK.
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From Rev J. H. Turner Pastor Of Hedding NJ, y. Oh,
Philadelphia. 49,
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir Having used your Ger
man Btters in my family frequently, l. am prepared
to say that it has been of great service, believe that
in most cases of general debility OF the system Ia
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
a,...... J, III. TURNER
No. 100 N Nineteenth atreei
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Columbus m. il and Mlestown pal Baptist Obs.
New Rochelle, NJ Y.
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir ~ feel It pleasure
thus of my own accord to bear testimony to the
cling much sfiic ted with dyspepsia used them with
very beneficial results. have often recommended
them to persons enfeebed by that torentng disease
and have heard from them the most fattering testmo.
als to their great value. In cases Of general de-
biity believe It TO be a tonic that cannot be sur>
passed. t,' J. NJ LYONS.
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y - J, IT. TURNKEY
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street

From the Rev. ]. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. j. and Milestown pal Baptist Chs.
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REM EN- Der
Read Who Saws So :

From the Kew. G. BECK, Phstor Of the Baptst CHURCH
Pemberton, N. j., formerly OF the North Bautist
Church, Phelidephia
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Il q - n
Of the Chicago cousptrA tcra--ana suppose
ID greater degree, Rs ooneerntng Pendleton,
the az. T, " from the Valley OF Virginia.
seems to have left the Maryland lawyer no
Iaiternatiye, hut 70 thEoNhtn his lot and Inc
6uenee (thlB latter being very small with,
and for the candidates oithe highly Tsspeet-
able body which met 81 Chicago under the
assumed name of Democlacy, and whose
fuglemen were the dfislosTGtie democrats
Of New York, HOrAuo Seymour and August
Belmont, Of most any place where good
shave IL to be had, 5.I.1.isq-, .it
Mr.. johnson is deeended from one Of the
"irst families" Of Mar and, and / will give
him credit for being one Of the very few
of that class of desqSndenta who have not
'PlGysd our the good uane Of the family.
Most Of these have gpne 9nder, IN their
andeavofs 70 live on The veil earned repu-
tation Of their faith ers, - "a the use Of the
.'aigger;;1 and instead g peFPeluating tho
good name which descended 70 them, have
seen, by honest effort, better name &C.
quired by suoh men 40 are the candidates
Of the Union party, Lineoh and johnson,
on whom the people now rdy TO re-estab-
lish the mAjesty Of the government, and
render so secure for all time 10 foundation,
as 10 preclude in the future rebels rising
up to overthrow II, aud BubiuSate the peo-
pie, and make white men slaves to class
whose idea Of q, stable goternment is one
in which 'tniggErp 10 tie "ehiGf corner
stohs" Blood, Iago, blood. says Mr.. john
sop. II "'eaE't sss II in Lincoln and John
son. WhatI rail splitter and tailor oc-
.cupying the FIRST and second posts in the
nRtionf It must NOT be 80. Ia Mcclellan
and Pendleton alone are found all the
kraces OF good 6reSdfsg, suited to the dig
nifty of the White Hoase; therefore these
are n.ftten hontisationR and compel me,
like my candidate has done before, 70
"e6dHge Ely bGSs.H = ~ " ..'IrHF
The writer of this article Is not at all
surprised at the stand taken by Mr.. John.
SOM yet does not hArbor doubt as to bis
Loyalty or devotion to the Union. he has
o peculiarly as politician which has at-
tached to him from early life, and which
hasI consisted In his making Q fool Of himself
just before every Presidential election, By
writing q letter. From the day he became
candidate for elector for President against
General Jackson in 1882, he has been
foundering in p0litios. Blt blood lagoi
blood al0ns,must be kept fnlthe asceudent
with Mr.. Johnson, however desirous he
may be to see the perpetnity Of the Union.
Bleed, .Iago, blood, Is the disease he mp.
ap06rs to be afflicted. with. and to vote for o
rail- splitter or tailor is out Of the queS.
ton, however much he might be disposed
to give them aid when they are In power,
in their efforts to establish the legitimate
authority of the government.
Z De .4a=sH aH.. HA--@@A-A A~@-@@Ae
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Hooaand's German Bitters!
E-o- J. Sesss-s srolSs, D. D., EsItOr orsAs Esey-
.lcpsdLa of RsItTiOaI Ka0S0ESd4e.

E-o- J. Ee.so. Bro.sa, D. D., EsisOr orsAs E.ey-
=lepsSia Of RsliTiOaI KHOStedSs- ..-.r.
AIthoEEh not disposed to bvor or recommend
PIteaT Medicines in seneEA1 thFopgh dtstruSt o.
her tnzre1SeaEs s1setsy IyS4fnOW Of no sun
esent rsAso1 Why may not testify 70 the benAi
be BELIEVES hinssh o hHge naosiTOd 6on any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
Ets 70 The beneAt0 Of Oths1- gg1 IpL fgCa
German Bittsrs, prepared By DT. o. NJ 1AeESon, q
ihis city, 6oeGnsS SAH prduaieed AgltlH then fof
many JeA-s, under the impression that they we're
ehis6y Al AieO6oite mixtere. an indebted % ny
triend Robert EhOSuEAksr5 BAq.s t9r thecEenoEA q
thIs prsjrdiee BY PROPER tests and Deneoofase-
usuf 20 fry them lThazL BH1eEinS Rom efeat 4nd
long oontinrad dS6Iltfy. The nee Of 1hEeo bottles
Of thsss Bitten, Ss the beginning Of the pESoo1f
yeAr followed y evident relisf Gnd restoration
70 . decree Of bodiIy md msataf Tigor which had
cot felf for sx nn1thI belore and had ElEno9t De.
SPARED Of rsSulGftns.- ! thsr-- - YAK God and
J.EA 81 IN BROWN.
PhHaaslpA ,June a, 1851. rs-
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And sherman took Atlanta, and chavez

And sherman took Atlanta, and ehAwed
And Lee wants the Weldon road hut he
can't git i'll .--.s5,....a,, .l
And Governor Morton took the reyolyers
from the peace men Nv Injeana. WAlel
And the draft won't be resisted, land the
provo imarshals will hev hole skins. Walei
Walel for Maine end Vermont which
wnz' tired nv the war and wus goin for
Mcclellan, hey voted abolishin with q
loosenis ..,-.-, ..,a .s.. :. ts-
Walel for our rulers oppress us. They
let their men vote in the army, but won't
let our men vote In Kansdyl Walel
Walel for the sblishnists shell hold the
orfises, and we shall be numbered among
the outsI Walel ~ o.., .... a...i -,at.
Walel fer in the fucher I sec no way nv
llyin' but by work.
way Wuz born in2 sich world j Why
wuz whisky ceeatid ef you can't get i With
out price2 Why wig orftices established
of them cant git em ez wants em the mostt
Mcclellan buried bis thousands in the
swatnps nv the Chickahominy-he hath
buried his tens of thousands under the
platform he kicked overl .tl-- ID. j
The ablishnists jeer us, and hout US
they WRg their heds at rs sayin', "Go up
bald hedI" ..t ..s. +
And we hey gone upI -..gI
PRTRoLEUN V. NAsBT,
kPastor nv sed church, in charge.
- .f..
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Saa:sa, s:: Es a.:; :;'aRs &ss..s.y e: Wa'h


ingtOn, Pea next TueSday.u
They propose to have free dinner at
Washington, Pa, at the great mass meet
ing next Tuesday Rnd .the RsPorter calls
upOh the people TO bring in provisions.
Our friend John Hall, Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements, makes a
strong appeal to the people to turn out.
he says: Ar
The loyal people Of Washington county
propose holding Grand Mass Convention
at this place, on TGesday, October 4h,
1864, and cordially invite the Union men
of Western PennRylVania and West Vir.
giniR, 70 joip them in making itAs imposing
q popular deua onsttation spossihleh Is
Emfnent Speakers wills be present TO
address the people, among others the great
+DE. BREoKIHRIDGE, OF Kentucky, who has
given positiVe assurdHee that he will attend.
Let loyal men, one aud all, assemble in
their might, to shake hands aud congrst-
ulate each other over the recent glorious
Victories achieved by our; gallapt army
aud navy. Let MS come together to thank
God, and take fresh courage, now that the
dawn Of our final triumph over treason
and rebellion, 10 visible in the heavens.
FComefn wsgohsi Come In professions
With Flags and Banners. Bring out the
patriotic Ladies whose selfssacriheing la'
bors in the Union Cause, have sent joy and
consolation 70 thousand of our brave hereof
languishiug under wasting disease oil
painful wounds. ..E17s
Let the assemblags be one that will serv'
to cheer the hearts and nerve the arms o
our gallant soldiers, and strike terror Rnt
dismay into the ranks Of the rebels Rnt
their apologists everywhere.
IL is requested that the people of the diff
erent districts take immsdiate steps to ge
np delegations, and leave home 90 as x
arrive here by IL o'clock A. NJ. sr
~ ATREn DGaHER will be served on the Fai
Grounds ct IA O'clock N. CoHE oSH
CoME ALI AAheatty welcome awaits you
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Hon. Rsrsray. Johnson.
litor, LnftL[i1eneey:

Editors InteLItgeHeeT: .,...,.+,
Having been on several OCCASIONS en-.
q1ired OF % % the reasons foE thePolitical
statue, just now. Of the gentleman whose
name heads this AFtEce, 7 would just say
to ali enc auirers look we'll tbropghip and scan
The sbirit of bis letter, in which he declares
1,ifnself for Mcclellan kud Pendleton, and
4 io1Sposed % Lincoln aud JohtAap, ard the
preVailing idea will appear-a respectable
sea6dldate Il aIode one G6tten t0'be made
alslood, Iago, blsud, y sGJ Mr.. johnson. l-
e The humble positions Of tho UnionAoanE
didates,f fons sProeids ands Vice lent
IN stteir early days, 7atidt their stLhg ggle Id
,fhs fsbatfis Of lie, when oontraStedl with
the hiRh born character Of the candidates
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nr. Masby yyalIsth lIuehlyt :
,OHuRoH Nv TaH Moo DlsPaNsAshES'

'l"'l ---- September 10, 1854.
I TIE follerin sam nv hoomiliashen and
.aQony. will be chantid in every church In
my diocese, all day, eVry Sundy, until the
Confederits wiz ia victry: .i D.,
+ A double bAffeled waIel --ls ~
q, A cry Nv anguish I. t- ~ ~ .Ha
In the vaIIy and shRdder sit we
Job he'd biles, but he scraped hisself with
q oyster. she'll .Ell t.l
Naman wuz q leper, bat he ,doved into
the Jordan, and cum. ont ez good eE nool
Sampson he'd his hare shiugled and wuz
week as Watered whisky, but 1t crowd agin
We heyi biless and are rotten With EN-,
but whar's the somfortiu oyster shell %
We hev leprussyJ but whar's the Jordan
10 lump sihtoR ala 1ti 7st .ol'i -i-S
Our hare is short, and thar''s Whar our
enemies hev got US, but whars tue kesto-
ratiye 70 make Il grow Aginf 5..i bow. 8.
Job. and NRmanj and Sampson, altogeth'
or, wu1ht ez bad OF. e1tweis. 70 .,.5 n,
We kin ttro id Eazzyrns with his soresr
and the dorgs lickin Nv. them, and then
give em 70 In 100 and beat EN-. ,-....,
Fer We nominate ted MiokLellan and PEN
dleton, at Shecago, and Wun is q war man
and tother is o peece man.
The OF and ass Is yoked-their heds and
Tails together. .,.y.y, - ysv-s a.sS.- .
a And the teen q; pdllin HigssraslH bu.
fnstid of Roin forerd, It's goin round and
sound. sg,,lt ID rIlfft
Vale oh my people, for the tickit wuSn'
war ennff, and Casa hes boltedl ~.
Of Gnash yer teeth Z oh ye saints, for the
siskit wuEn's PEGS PsssGSe ehaa, and FsliAne'suH
We tried 2srIds two hosses; goln In
difFarent diireckahuuB., and we fell TO the
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RALL BUTTON9

49, and Ipss RueSoF, Paper Gam steel
ma clasps, sIIk Betting, Housohold RuaiIg'
MonrninE Handkerehiefs, Niels, Grape Collars, 6me'
HraN :. Pearl Buttons, Fancy Linnon Collars and
OufE Velvet Ribbon, Linen Bobbln, assorted eolots
of fEeru, eilk Buttons Nun Bory OlothI OorsSt
C1SrS5S hnool Cotton. ladies Neck TioI, Gouts ooI
Hen'1 -A"'H --- D. NICoLL BRO,
..,1a 100 Main street.
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Connissioner's Sale.

ar THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS TEE
" tKfAmer House." on the east aide o. MAln
stTeat and the lots on Market street in the rear
thereof, on SATURDAY, the sth Of October, lSo4
at the 'front.' door Of the Court HOUSE ior Ohio
county. 80. ,,,,. o.. -,
Ohio county, in q certain cause therein depending,
Wherein Francis d. ChApline Il complainant, and
he deVisSas heirs at Law and executor OF Moses
ChapIine, deceased and Mary =. Lynch, are defend
ants shall sell, a. special commissioner, at the
'front.' door OF the Court House for Ohio county, on
eATURDAY, the Sth Of October, 1854 CG mmsncing
saId ale at 10 O'Clock A Nj to the highest ahd
bost bidder, at public auction, the following real
oGfate, IN the said deerOe particularly manuoned
aud described, situated in the city Of Hhsenng'
that 81 20 say two thirds Of the lot thrty
-S9-fTonting forty, ,fouT-i4-ieot on the east
de Of Main Gtrssf, and extsudtng back Of even
,{Sth aHItgnriiy nam Blid street. hundred and
thirtV-tVo-IS2-feet, being the property EnOsu e
the dRraHner House,it also lot numbered ono nun
dred and ninetson,-1Io-fronting on said Market
Street .dX-o6-feet, and running back OF even
Width Eixfy-sayen-6I-feet. The said part OF iot
numbered one hundred and nineteen-ll9-Et VIII pc
sold in three separate parcels OF tWenty'sWo-z1-
IT THRMs OF sALE-The one-hhh-1-s-Part Of
the pnrchaso money In cash, and the remaining
fonrdfth paFts In four equal instalments, payable
n aix twelve, eighteen and tWenty.four monthss
ith interest from the day Of sale, the 70
i've bond for the deferred tnstalmentsi the COM
TnisIionOr 70 retain the title until the purchase
money shall have been fully paid. ,,,,,,,,
..os1d Special Commissioner.