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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
No. LIZ
{ III ZAP SIDE, THAN MEs-sTRET,
NEWP PORT, REo oDE-IsLAND ID
NATHANIEL SWEET


NATHANIEL SWEET
gp EGS leave to inform his old customers and all
X others, that he has just been through his stock
Of Dry Goods and reduced them very much. is about
to make alteration in bis business and has receiv-
ed some new goods already and is soon expecting
many more, and the real good bargains may be ex-
pected; many articles are much cheaper than those
Of last ImportatiOn-his assortment is good and has
now on hand, viz blue black, brown mix and null
berry BroadcOths and CassmeTes Satnett and
WooilDetts; Umbrellas, Blankets, Baizes, Flanells
and Bookings plain and fgrd French Merino
Cloth; English do; good cheap assortment Of
Circassians heavy English Duck a handsome
sortInent ofHEARTH OF RUGS, brussells and wit
ton, from $3.50 to SO; few pieces of FLOOR
lCARPETING; Irish Linens, Ginghams, CALI
Goes, and French Prints; Hosiery from ten cents TO
81 per pair shirtngs aud sbeengs, from six to %
ents per yard Beduckings and stripes twill'd and
CLAIM plain STRAW BONNETs, Figd do.
Leghorn and Florence do, English patterns; Book
muslins, from % cents to 81 per yards Swiss fgd
and plain muslin Bishop Lawn. Cambria muslins,
Jackonet and medium do blanket shaws "A TO "a,
handsome and good; merino and wraught French
shawls, cotton fgd and plain; Fig'd Veyeeen;
sewing silk shawls Of different kinds and figures
an elegaut assortment Of cheap and FASHIONA-
BILE RIBBONS and Beltings; Fancy Boxes,
Gloves, Nuns Cotton and Taylor's best Persian
Thread Chaps do and others, with great variety
of other articles not enumerated. His old Custom
ers and all others are invited to give him call and
they shall have the real good bargains
March 81 1893
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

z" rs THERE NO BALM IN GILEADr'
A-Nes, Balm has bee IN found in Dr. JAYNE'S
INDIAN ENPECTORANT Balm whose health
Iesenerating powers never have beenequalled We
therefore saw to the afflicted child of man. come try
t. Try it in coughs, co DIS. consumption, asthma,
splitting ofbood and all diseases Of The Lungs and
Breast, and it will not deceive you. 1t has truly
wrought miracles in raising the afflicted from the jaws
of death aud restored them to health to oy. and TO
sladuess. Thousands have used it, and have found
relief, and therefore why no; youi Ii may be had
OF A. b. and ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton, cor of VIII
liam st. New York, also by II. II. HAZARD,
Sign efae Golden Mortar
Jan. 3d.--6m. Newport r. L
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
NOTICE,

YHNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing in the
u Druggist business, underline firm of Oliver
C. Turner az Co., was this day dissolved by mutual
consent-all persons having unsettled accounts with
said firm are hereby requested to present them for
adjustment and settlement TO either ofthe subscri-
bers. OLIVER &. TURNER,
WILLIAM &. TURNER.
Newport Oct 7th 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11
JUST RECEIVED,
FRESH SUPPLY OF
BRA NDRETH's VEGETABLE
: = = 6.

-, NO IA, IhdmeS-St.
pill uie las, ~ months have sold SEQ worth of
L., anu ony one single individual has found the
, laat with them, while hundreds in this towu
from ,he1 70 ,e good effects that they have received
ioS,i uiein, ana are willing to be referred to
=, None genuine this Island e,cen, ,hosa soldhv
" IN; ri >. sose, the only agent for b. Brandretb M.
Inc sales ON this Island are small in
i ,ne resi oi Ihe State For the last year -FOUR
in tbe S,a,s nS P%'il PU%oLLAhs WORTH has been sold
ng daly-strong proof of their goodness 'A' ''a'
81 Look out for Counterfeits-there are nIsn,v
Tor sale. Buy of no exceptthe authorised psan,
Dec. 9th, 6m NJ agent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-11

APRI
! @PerS0nS cal
say =" adcertised," ="
separate Dor.
John Allen
T. = Allen
John Austin
John NJ Austin
( Joseph Aylsworth
Abraham Brown
James Barne
Alfred II Barker
Daniel Brown
Jonathan Bassett
Mrs Sarah Bnsh
Elizabeth Barker :
Lucinda Borden
Abby Barker
Miss Eliza Brenion {
Charlotte ID Brown
Jane Brown
VIM ID Callahan
B Cornell
Cook
Robert 5 Chase
VIM. 5 Clarke
Joseph Case
Simeon Card
Jonathan Cady
Mrs Catherine Clifton
Campbell
Thankful G. Crandall
Catherine ID Ceeler
Raymond Durfee
George A Draper
Gideon Dennisen
Miss Sarah Davis
John Freeborn Jr.
G.
Mons. Giguaro
5 Gosllng
Peter Grant
John Golf
Miss Ann s Goodson
Ann A Grinncll
Miss Clifford
Nathan IIamblin
Slias Halfway
John L Hammond
Henry J Hewitt
VIM. IL Howard
Gideon lloxse
David $ Holloway
James NJ lloodc
Miss Laura Hazard
Aun a House
James Irish
Miss Ann $ Johnson
X
John Kellion
Iamos Long
L Lake
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

DISTRACTION or PENNSYLVANIA HALI--Thc
crowd assembled at an early hour, and proceeded
at once with quiet reso.sc 40 effect their purpose
The police OF the city dil ali that could be dine
tn queis the tauis. Oar intrepid Mayor CO.,
SWIFT, repaired t. the SPOT about hall pas, cir,,
o'clock. al the heas. o The entire body Of the p,..
ice. Tho crowd l,.r'is opencd II allow him 10
pass the Hs!, bat iie instant that tho officers
enfcavo ci to arrest those engaged in the work If
destruction, the populace Eel. upon them, and the
police f,-cc oil defeated and scattered
No police could, unless backed by = miliiaf:
force have averied the destruction Of tho II ,ii.
The crowd mist have comprised from twenty-five
10 thirty thousand men. generally respectable and
well dressed, ani deier II *. almost - & man. II
protect from interruption the Immediate agents
in the destruction of the building.
/ The whole affair tool. place without unaeceS-
say violence noise. The ti-cEen seemad fall
~ t. participate III the feelings of the assembled
popuace. and though the surrounding houses were
completely protected, no, drop of water fell up
on the building devoted to destruction. We
no drunken person in the crowd, and heard o: no
! fights except the brief conflict with the police
OF course every good citizen, every one who de-
sircs TO see the supremacy Of the laws maintained
must regret aud rcproba,e proceedings of,his char
acter. II must howe, er be admitted III II the
excitement which has led to this unhappy affair
is wide spread ami intense.-f phia Ga
zc,tc.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

The Directors Of the State Bank at their last
meeting located Branch at Rushvillc. We pre-
sumo better place could not have been select
cd, as Rush county will ere long be among the
richest and mast popu!ous counties in the state
We copy the following from the Herald.
FIFTEENTH BRANCH. We have the Craiifica-
ton Of announcing that the fifteenth branch Of the
State Bank Of Indiana has been located at Rush
vile. The location Of Branch for this section
Of the State has been under adviscment for
some time; and at the late meeting OF the State
Ro1rd Of Directors, four points were prcseniedfor
consideration Cunncrsviilc, Rockville, Green's
bnrgh and Rushyii!c. Upon full information, and
after mature consideration the latter point was
determined on by decided vote Of The Board
1t is not expected that this Branch will commence
active operations until after tho resumption Of
specie payments.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

ths exclusion Of slavery, etc. fit has any thing
70 do with the navigation Of our rivers, it must
have been designed 10 secure that kind Of navi-
CATION which the actual business and commercial
interests Of the country required. The fact Of
an occasional passage Of q steam boat, by way Of
a frolc, when the river is at an extraordinary
height, does not prove that such river must be
KEEP, open for steam boats TO the injury Of every
other interest. This Ordinance must receive
common sense construction, we can make no
pubic works any where. Had this liberal con-
struction prevailed in Congress, our State bound
AIRY could not have extended north Of the southern
extreme Of Lake Michigan, and Indiana could
never have had access 10 the Lake
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

Pursuant to Public notice, meeting Of Teach
ers and friends of education, was held in Centre :
vile, on Saturday, May 10Th, Is 50.
Mr.. Samuel X. Hoshour called to the
chair, and James NJ. Poe, appointed Secretary.
In consequence tho absence Of E. B. Bishop who
was expected to deliver address, Mr.. House
worth called upon TO make remarks on
the subject Of education, which he did in an able
manner, and was followed by Mr.. Ho>honr, after
which a number OF Teachers and others subscri-
bed their names TO the following constitution
WHEREAS, most of the Teachers in the East
ern section Of Indiana have emigrated from diff
ierent parts Of the Union, and have been accus-
toned to different regulations in schools and have
used different task books: And whereas the pres
ent regulations encourage an unsettled abode 'oI
! the Teacher. and only partial reliance upon
! the avocation for support.
/ We therefore, the members Of this association
have united to interchange ideas the bes
methods to promote the advancement Of learn
ing, and to encourage Teachers to make it their
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
CONSTITUTION.

|
CONSTITUTION.
Art !. The name Of this Association shall
be the East Indiana Association
A:t.2 The officers Of this association shall
CONSIST OF a President and Vic, President, one
hecord'n. and two Corresponding Secretaries, s.
one Treasurer, who shall be elected annually by
ballot.
Art. g. School Teachers and friends 10 the
cause Of education IN the eastern section OF Indi-
ana can become members OF this association.
Art. 4. II shall be the duty of the President,
or Vice President to preside at the meetings OF
this association, and exercise all the usual duties
OF their respective functions
Art 5. Ii shall be the duty Of the Record
ing Secretary to keep minutes OF the proceed
ings OF this ASSOCIATION; and of The Correspond
ing Secretaries to receive and answer all official
epis tolary correspondence.
/ Arr. 4. This Association shall be governed
by such code of Bylaws as they shall from
time to time enact
i Art I. There shall be regular meeting held
every months at such an hour and place as shall
suit the majority of tho members; when and
where discourse shall! be deliv cred the pub
lie on the subject of education by member pre-
viousy designated by the chair.
/ Art. 8. Every member OF this Association
virtually pledges himself use all honorable
means to promote the of education in all
its various claims and beneficial bearings on the
public veal
Art. 3. This constitution shall not he amend
ed unless notice OF snch amendment be given )
months previous, and Il be passed by two thirds o!
the members present.
On motion, The following persons were elected
officers Of this Association for the ensuing year
: President Samuel X. Hoshour, Recording Sec
. retary James NJ Poe, Corresponding Secretaries
II. Houseworth and Z. B. Bishop, Treasurer
Shoemaker.
On motion, Resolved that a committee be ap
tod Nv-
8 report at the next meeting. WherenPon Messrs
Houscworth s. Wilson were appointed that com
mittce.
Resolved that the editors Of Richmond, Cen
. trcvie, Philomath, and all others friendly to III
), cause of education in the section of thi
state be requested to publish these proceedings i
,, their respective papers.
, Resolved, That adjourn to meet in Phi!c
!, ma;h tine first Saturday Ill June, at one o'coc
/ p. NJ. and that Mr.. Housewor,h deliver All az
, dress suited to the occasion.
:, SAMUEL X. IOSHOUR President.
= JAMES NJ. PoE, Secr'y.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

snow, silver and glass is different II l am told
that feIdsPar is white mineral tn acquire an
accurate interpretation Of the word white. in this
application OF II, m',st the mineral; the word
does not convey 10 idea OF the particular
variety of white.
II the reader is AT all pleased with our progress
thus far, we will pursue task.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

NOTICE.-There viii he called meeting tae
Richmond Anti-Slavery Society, holden Sesent,
day. the 26.s inst at o'clock. p NJ Brick school
house the public for the purpose of
ADDRESS by Samuel Mitchell. h. GRAVE, Sec'v.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

MARRIEO....tn This toxa, the Sd, Instant, hy thu
Rev :. r. Johnson. CyRus Bali, Es1r, Miss RsrEc-
G, GoRpoS, recently from the city of Philadelphia La
fayet,s Free Press
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
JUST ARRIVED.

NEW AND FRESH COODS-selected with er "a,
The East and adapted the calls Of the
unty and the comprising Fancy. Foreign, and
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCkEkY,
The subs-ribar acknowledges his share Of patronage
received public, and respectfully soci,s eonau-
Of the TO deserve which, efforts shall b.
wanting his part.
\. Il. PEoDucE of all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS JOHN WILLIAMSON,
N. z. Corner of Main and +, ont stress.
RIcHNoxp. 18th 9th, 1893. 2ltf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
TO WAGON MAKERS.

4 NY person wishing to locate himself in the WAGON
N MAXINE Business in good ne ghbohood, may hear
extraordinary good situation. with of tools nd
quantity seasoned timber for sale. and shop for
app the baci this shop Mcclure
Williams, the Laurel Hail. Laurel, Franklin
Indana The situation is ths line OF Canal which 10
be put under this season, White Water.
Laurel, May 26,h, 1888. 20 :3w
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
DISSOLUTION,

1FEMAIL1S AgrIONo
ME SUBSCRIBER having opened BOARDING
u SCHOOL FOR GIRLS in Richmond, Wayne :.
Innnn, in which is taught Spelling. Reading. Writing,
Arithmetic Grammar, Gsogra phy Chemistry, Philosophy,
Botany, Mineralogy, and Needle work inform the
pubic sra. female Teacher, from the east,
and experience is though, will enable her
give general satisfaction those place their dsngh
under her Tha price for Boarding AMI Tuition is
twenty-five dollars quarter. half payable in advance
Persons wishing further
andse the c,,,ol,
DANIEL l.. DOWNING, Principal.
Fifth mo. 26ta, 1888. 20-3s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

THE subscribers wish sell their TAVERN STAND
tire Town # CEsRLoTTsvHLK, situated the National
Road, ~ miles Richmond.
polls. The and has.
,hs time, good support. There premises 4
good ssable large garden and s.ork
whole will be ssld soi For further par
,iculars. apply the premises. ths Office.
JOHN HARE,
Charo lille, Ia. May 26, 1893. JESSE HARE.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

permanent profession, informing the public Of
ana endeavosiag to rsmedy, those obstacles which
retard the progress Of learning and binders
teachers from continuing in the asoc alton.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Custom's the worlds grsat idol we adore,
Ana knowing this, seek 70 know more.
" nat education did at FIRST conceive,
"a. ripsasd aga confirms to believe;
ne careful nurse, and priest, all need,
10 Lean opinions, aad car coaluy's creed.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

sPnILO MA0NEr''-In our next.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

DIS SOLU
vtNiIE firm OF Coalo & Hamilton is this day dissolved
mutual consent ihe Books and n, in
hands OF IL. :. Hamilton Those indebted 10 firm,
IL. Hamilton will find ,hei, call
settle their debts paid nd
have given several notices deemed
be IL. =. HAMILTON.
ELLIS +. COAI.E
r. S.-II. s. Ham,on be found door tf u.
ReI's
Richmond, May 9th, 1888. 20
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
To Cultiyators Of Tomato.

THE propris,ors OF NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT
Of iOu4JO will scad Agents through The STATS ofOhio,
lndiana AMI luinois. and particularly Wabask
Ve Ia. the purpose OF contracting for purchaas
Tomesoss They would the euitiS
snail ltHoar 1pn1to that .pecies being valu.
able than Red.
All subject, post paid directed %
n MILES,
incinnati, Ohio, will b responded ..
May &c, 1888. 29u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

Ii
COMET.
BELONGING 70 Lewis Beach, Esq. Of New York. l.
ID the farm Of subscriber, mile o:
Koamoad. where viii during the Per.
sosici.ou~ teir ssock, Invited
him. His dam. which imported same ,as
10 O: ~. best mixers in The L. States
ISAAC BONNIE.
April 3s,a, 1889. 16-d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
A NOTE LOST.

4 NOTE. dra~a by JoHS PENNINGTON, nd made pay
~ able 10 E. tsro=er 4 Co.. for ST.. h1~ing a
csat of ESQ., gven four different hates
fnsaid: therefore. this notify said Pennington
said unless by osde and public
from trading for ,ns T.. GROVER d 60
Richmond, Msy 20, 1898 2J,f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

RAW XN43V3s
JAMES ". GREEN, .9toruey and Cossssekos ss ks0
and -Haster CoD,nsia,oner IN [Aaanesv;
As permanently located himself in Of Rich.
mcnd w ayne county, Indiana; where ali eosnmsni.
and business ia his professional line viii receive
prompt and panct9a attention A. Master in Caneesy
he legally athorized by the laws Of this STATE, admin
take depnsitions, aad the acknowledgements -
dee1s mortgages, &c.
JAMES w. GREEN, RENov
nArS1sre one d,or of the Bark Z. r. Tners
Store, conner Of Mum snd ftart sfreets
Dec. z, 1881. l76
Il EN AL
- f. IREDELt, has removed his Taioeing shop
-. one DOR north Of Main Pearl sssef.
lends 70 carry :he TAILORING BUSINESS is oil 10
branches. aad being thankful for past favo wsA
respectfully request . Of
n Il. lie Is also agent for Mr.. divers Improved paaaas
shoulder system for cutting
Richmond, No~. 4sh, 1877. l3d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
DE II GVANs


NR. VIM B. SMITH, respectfully ssIieiss al aAaA
indebted him for ionesr pesied ysas,
call and sesseshs ash from hoss Il asrs dass 0in
be refused
lTImpers:ive oecessisy has prompssd thia Dun, asa
the hopes il viii be puoc,uaiy assss6se %
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

FEMALE COMPosIToRs--lt appears. that IT Is
usual in the Boston printing offices to employ fe-
males compositors. An octave sheet. entitled
The Bodkn, has been started by combination of
printers, to rideue the practice. TO nave all
tn trade TO Enthusiastically. Y. Nor Herald.
Females, we have heard, have also been enl-
ploycd compositors in printing Offices in IRELAND
Picking up the types is nice, light business. well
adapted for the pretty fingers OF d woman- Albion
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

OT1CE..Ihe Undersigned having lately removed 20
tas place. bezs leave inform citizens of Rics-
noad ad vicinity tina; he intens pursuing MS occupation
$ a HOUSE CARPENTER and BIZ ILDER: he feels
himself fully the faimen; I've
undertake the line of profession, and hopes by
s,.c, the public patronage
SAMUEL BA TERSBY.
Richuo,d. Oe. d. 1881 42.f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26

DR. NOFEAT-S VEGETABLE. LIFE PILLS AND
PstsENIX BITTE2S
TIME Subscribers Irving Franka a few doors
north Masa street. hare received a supply
OF Ds NORRIS VEGETABLE I.spE Pitts and PBsxxtx
BsrrERs. the City Of New York. which
a. Ne~ York prices, W aoesale Retail for CASH
| MAURICE PLACE
FIf.h Month I9sh. 1899. ASA BEAUCHAM Mp
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
ELECTION NOVICE

Tn. Stockholders of sss Ricsnoad Trsdioe a. 49,.
far,a-in Company hereby notified ANHUAI Il
Eliza ZION viii be held their ones on DIE Ar NrV
DAY of June) 20 siscs Directors IN sAe -
i.,s year, all coacssaed rssiu,sse 1 " asss~d.
W. NJ. LEEDS, ssc.v.
Fifth meath lSSa, 1898
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-26
Borough Election

Borough Election.
4 GREEABl.I a warsan. issusd 20 me. nv the E1,s,
IA Burgess, al Elections will be held a tbs Rirhmead
Hotel Oh Saturday as 26, insi, elect (ouar iman
from the Fir, Ward in place Of f John HAiass who
chossa bcsor> he bee eligible.
}; W. fORsHA, High Coosnbas
Richmond, May lAh 1898
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01
FARE REDUCED.
CO.. @s ga@
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREN
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road and Coaches


BY Rail Road and Coaches
Morning IneWil leave the foot OF Courandt ST. every
morning ~ eocock by the the New jersey Rail Road
20 New Brunswick thence nv Trenton arriving
Phsdelphis the same afternoons.
Re,urning-Leave Trenton st M O'Clock A. NJ .fier the
arrival o the cars ohe PHILADELPHIA Trenicu Hall ROAD
arriving At New York at "a o'clock, p NJ
Even NJ line-Leaves New York fort Of Ccusndi e. NJ
O'Clock " passengers will reach Trenton by O'clock
lodge ard take the early Of the Phsdepha and Trenoa
Rs Roaf, arriving IN philadelphia Nv O'Clock, a ~
Returnng-Leave Phiadeipha nj O'Clock r. NJ arriving
In New York NJ 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
FOR apply the Rail posd Office foot OF Courtland
81 New York II the cid Stage Oce rs South 81 ST. oppo
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia and the bar OF Rising
sun Tavern n Trenoa
pa~engersfrom Paterson can accommodated h. taking
the hrst sad last &c the Paterson Rail ad which
meet with the asove the junction At serg"n; and the
public may rely upon auppy ofssges New Brunswick Cor
their accomnodstcu
For se,tsiu The shove nsed Ines apply 70 ThoUss whit
Geld o. y Mail Co,cb Office, Odd No. Ceurandt
Broadway, New vofk.
Ns leaves Ne ssce at squsrter before "a NJ and a
80 hLExaNpER NJ CUNNING. Proprietor.
New Yerk, Nov. 10. les7. 1874
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-01
pAssAGE PxpM Sill


esN That long established and well known Hotel situated
-AAi Utica, genesSee the canal AMI confirm.
plated drpot of the roads. The building sfbrck,
ors high 90 feet In foo ~ feet IN depth, and contains
~ rde ndent ~ garcia kchen floors H. Of Which
are large SQUARE psrl.rs Also barns cosch house H. The
lurnture willie dposea OF the lessee reasonable terms
required. Possession gwen the i4h Of Feb nsxt.
For sale eschsng~, for mpvnvea cv pvepcvty besu
col farm the hsnhs ~ the Husoa highly improved,
tain 2a scres Apply No IS 81 Marks Place, ocw
and ~ o'clo, 4, AN, y Inn