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by JONATHAN HART.

MR.. II. respectfully announces to the citizens OF
wi Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased, thoroughly
repaired painted, fitted up, and furnished the above
Hotel situated on the corner Of South and Water
streets opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf IN
the village OF Burlington, formerly owned and Kept
by Captain L. X. Harrington, of the Steamboat Ph's-
nix) in a style Of convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any ohsr Hotel in the village. spacious
parlor, sitting room, reading room and dining room,
all communicate with each other, and with the front
piazza on the ground floor. The Bar room, barns,
sheds and yards arranged in the best possible man
ner accommodate the travelling and business pub
lie. An acre of ground, nearly on level adJons this
Hotel, with convenient outhouses spacious and airy
walks, and gardens all inviting 10 travellers,
business men, boarders and parties oi pleasure
Mr.. III. from long experience processes 10 know how
to furnish good Table and Bar, and 10 serve up the
and season afford in TO suit the tnse oil the
connoisseur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost c1erlions will be puin re-
QUESTION to serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, 10 and
from the Boats, and their baggage transported anl
taken care of ut this Hotel, and save their Hack hIIt
to and from the Court house square. .
Stage passengers can be left at and taken from I'M
Hotel without additional fare, and those taxing I'M
Boats will be shown on board and Their baggage iret
of expense and without mourning any rsk OF BEN!
left by the darkness laencsso of the night or any
other contingency incident the preclptnncy OF steam
power or the fluctuations of wind and weather:
Horses and Carr ages furnished those who wish u
transact business visit any part OF the village, oil
rea sonnblc terms.
Single meals 25 cents and other chnrsesin proper
non 3m50
Burlington, May 20, lsil
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OK III II E T.!

AIR. EDITOR-Will you please notify this com
iM munty that the subscriber has opened Stove
Store, first door west off q }, Il. Peck q 20 where
par haS Stoves, Caldrons aud Hollow Ware OF the
snn.r;or Brandon Castings; al,o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing n I'M,
,hs 6rs, and shnrpes heat comes directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, and requirrs but comparatively llttlt
fuel 10 put it in operation, and bahes equal to brick
oven. There might be List of signatures procured
as long as the recommendation Of a country 7: NJ
from the h hest sources in the sections where II Il
IN use hut preamble about this stove or the Yankee
Notion useless, and if money continues scarce yol
,n,s, nse the less If IT, so don't do without On tina
account, bu, call and try the neu Stove,
Rn,Lne ton Nov 70, lsil. s. w, TAYLOR.
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OF TIE LUNGs.-Dsci,ied,

/ the mos, popular rcnrd, ever known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
iemtdy tot curghs, colds, ash,a phihi.ic,
consumption wIoopi"g cough and pulmonary al crioas
oe,ery knd It's sale Is steadily increasing and the
proprel ors are constant, receiving he most favorable
account ol iis effects. The following now certificates
are offered for public examination.
AS lnrEREsriSG CAsE.-Exrac OFFS latter from
Mr & ) Clay, Kingston, User co., N. Y. 10 the
propr,eor.. "Yonrs Of the Oh ,ns WAS dul, ,ec'd
a remarkable cure wa- cfrc'edh the Vegetable Fut.
monary Bilsam the winter aud spring ol 1885. The
Fer.on, Mr.. MOODY, had been sick long time with
The consumption. Ills physicians had gwen him up
lie was reduced so low AS 10 he uoae 10 help himself
aud was raising II large quanIitv Of blood when lie
commenced using the Balsam, which has effected a
complete cure, and he Is now as hale and hearty ..
ever he Mr.. Mood, has removed from this low
but he h,s promised detailed account of his
case, which wiilto'ward YOU. Z. IS CLAY.
Kings on, N. Y. June 25. 1898.
Exirac, Of \ letter from DR.. jacob Flyers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in ,hi,
county for two years. and the medicine has gained al
uncommon celebrity, FOR it -ca'cely in one instance
failed Of ha, ing the desired effect nm by meant
in favor of,he many nostrum., most OF which are i'm
positions upOv credulous public, but thar which
know by To he cfecual. cannot belp but give n.
| approb uon thereto. Coua,etfrii preparation ha
been offered here 10y a,rae Yelling Agent. Of Comsoc
N. Y. and there 10 aaoher article vended here that j.
strong y suspected 10 be spurious.
JACOB MYERs, NJ. ID.
| Mll;ng,on, Juniata co. Penn. May 3, 1887 From
table Pulmonar, BsIsam. | am SATISFIED that The We
| setaLle Pulmonary Baissm 10 a valuable medicine
IL has been used IN this place with complete success il
| an obstinate complaint VI The lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss of voice. aud the raising of muc
blood, which had previously resisted many approve
prescr ip,ions. Aher using the lasam one week, tn
paien voice returned and he able speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since, aud ii,
man Is now engaged not only Ia active bu laborio
business. Respectfully, &c. ). MoRRELL.
| Il 10 now more than six years since WAS bioug
very low by affection Of the lungs, and complain
was declared he urabc u, council Of thee phy
sicaus. was then restored TO goo heath n. hs
emo, ed for many years. b, using the Vegetable Pu
monary B,lsam. Since my recover, have recon-
mended the B,sam in great many cases OF Ian
complains, aad far as can l-atn, It's use has il
vnriabl, been C,ilnw-d nv much benefit and in ms,
instances u has effected cures which were who'll, uue>
pecIrd SAMUEL EVEhETr.
| Bns' on, March 2. 1897
For sale, wholesale aud retail, BY PECk
SPEAR Burlington, VI.
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Tn,

NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or ndi
ge>on, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, Dropsy Asth-
ina, Cos,iveness, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach aud bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs Of long
standing, Hoarsene>s, shorness Of breath, Nervous
complaints etc, which frequently the elect Of dis
For Fever and Asue, it is most valuable pre-
tentative as well as sovereign remedy Its virtues
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST..
Vlus' Dance,-two bottle, have heen known 10 cure
this affecting disease, after having latfled every
ton Tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing complaints. is pleasant 10 take
and 20 easy in its operation that may he administered
to the infant with safety The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and a large number of ladies, who have proved the
virtues OF the Medicine by personal and that Of their
families bill otccrtifcaies accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may lie had wholesale or retail OF
5. Britain Barre, and J. Z. Farnam, East Williams
town, Vi. sole propretor. Prepared from the origin
al recipe for sale by f. II. Prcntiss, Montpelier, and
PEoK d.SPEAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns the state all
directions signed in the hand writing oflhe proprietor
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NJ CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Valuable
NA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
MEANS OF saving thousand, from an untincy grave.
II has been sold and used for thirty years with great
success, and found very eicacions in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, COM
mon Coughs Cod, di1icnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Qainsy, Asthma, rhthi,ic, Splitting Of Blood Flaiu-
every kind, Cramps, Ricketts,, Colo, Catarrh, Dvsen-
ary, Painting, Hypochondrac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive Of Com
tagiou> diseases Gout and Rheumatism.
iOfSlh above Medicine is prepared by Henry Scv-
mour, Of Hadey, Mass. from the Original Recipe, iy
the drcciun Of said Moore, and sold by hun and the
principal Druggists in the UnitcdSiateS.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Peck Il Spear,
Burlington, and BY thedeacrs generally Trough
on, the country
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n UssELL's STOMACH DIFFERS. NAV !:

Il y used in Wine OF waer-These celebrated bitters
are composed purely ofvegetales of the most limo
cent yet specific.vrucs. They arc recommended par
ucillnHy for restoring weak cons tutions cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasin the
appettc-also preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, fever and asue, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomaIh and other symptoms oiiaiuencc nd ind-es-
tiun. One box will tncturc gallon. Price 25 cts.
box.
RussELL's lrcH OrNTMENr.-This choice and safe
ointment Is said TO lie superior TO in use for
that di>agrecabe and loa,hsome dlsea.e the ITCH.
This Ointment Is so ceariain in its operation that no
person tIoubed with the above disorder ought TO lie
without ii. 1t is remedy for cutaneous crup,ions,
scorhc affections Of the head, or any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp hanors in the blood.
Price 25 cts. a box.
Rus ELLIS VEGETABLE BrLIous PrLLs, or family
physI for general use, in case, Of Jaundicc, morbid
-li,y Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appetite,
iiH,id breath, cosveness, Piles, and all diseases
ing from hillary angements,-also fur correcting
the state Of the blood and cleansing the system Of
fua and viscid humours. These pills a mild ca
thartc, producing neither pains gripping, and are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
aud are pronounced as such by the most distinguished
physicians. Each lox containing 80 Pills. Price
37a cts. ox
Ris.ells celebrated SALT RnruM OrS1mENr.-Thi.
is unqucstlonably the best and safest remedy We,
offered 70 the public for that obstinate disorder SAIL
RHEUM. Where other means ha ve failed, it has sue
ceeicd, and the fact that it hasb extensively ed
by eminent Practitioners speaks volumes praise.
II Is equally clcacous in all disea Of the skin,
scald head, ring worms, and The most lnvcterae Itch,
&c. &C. Numerous certificates might lie olha med,
but the proprietor chooses thai fair trial ,onld lie the
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price so cents
box. For ,a!e by Peek 4. Spear and Robert Moody
Burlington; Dr. [. L. Miles, and Hull & Cook, Hines
burgh S. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. James, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller & Huntington, Richmond
Also, by the druggists and merchants generally
hrolshou the state OF 9ir
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HEADACHE-

CERTAlN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
~ which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, as
constitutional family complaint, and has cured eiec-
ually in every instance vet known amounting to ma
ny hundreds 1t is not unpleasant to the taste, and
does not prevent the daily avocations of one using it
1t must be persevered IN, and the is gradual but
certain and permanent Instances are constantly
multiplying W here this distressing complaint is COM
plotcy relieved and cured although of years standing
by the use Of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference its peasantness, having none OF
the nauseatIng effect Of common drugs.
Its SO perfectly that the proprietor has
gwen directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who s not pleased with, and even cured by
efs TO the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache. Z. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
prietor.
Sold by COMSTOCK 4. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York p &c X & S + r, Wholesale
Agents, a few doors east Of the Post Office Burlng-
| ton. VI NC
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0TG u MS MITHING

MYSTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging 10
lNl one of the most ancient and wealthy families OF
this city, who must be well known TO numerous friends
having since the year 1915 up TO recently been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined TO his
bed has been restored to good health-has regained
his natural erect position-and has quilted his car
rngc and now walks with easel! We believe this is
the genlleman'S own description near possible,
and there is exaggeraton in it, We will give nqul-
his address, and doubt not humane feelings will
excuse the liberty so that any one doubling, may
not appear in print. Among other instances, Mr.. Jas
a. p"%9olds, IA Christie street, has been restored
ana Will 9ve personal assurances of the facts of his
and snews. How has this cen done7
| Answer. by The Indian Vegetable EHrer in.
ternaliy, and Hepes' Nerre and Bone J.;nin,en
externally. Jan. 90, lS4l.
| Sold only by COMSTOCK 4. CO., II Made,
| Lane, Ne,c York. n9
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents n few
doors east of the Post Office Burlington, VT.
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DOCT. MARSHAI.L'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuas superior 10 any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dl,-
ease inc Caiarrh, and 50 cold IN the lead, and the
strengthens the glands, and give, healthy action 10 tn.
paris eclcL. 1t Is perfectly tree from any thing dele
FERROUS IN It's composiion-has pleasant flavor, and
s immediate elect, after being used, is Agreeable
Price I cents per bottle.
Docl. Marshail's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
Thi, Plaster is unrivaled for curing scrofnous swell
lings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
m ms IN the sidr, Hps and Limbs; and seldom fails tt
give relief in local Rheuna,isms u applied 10 th'
eide. viii cure many Of the common Liver Complaints
and is equal if not superior, 10 any thing IN use to
COINS on the feet the virtues Of this Plaster have hee
Witnessed by thousands Of individuals IN the Unite
States, who have tested its efficacy. Sold byih pro
nre,or, Chas. Bowen. Mddlebury, w., and PECK Z
| SPEAR, Burlington, VI. Je
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: Iizabeth Brownell's Estate.

Dsfei of chttenden S. holden 'EG Burlins S
within and for the District aforesaid on the eighteen;
day Of November A ID. l9ll an instrument purpor,
ing 10 to be theas Will and Testament Of Ell zabel'
Browne late Of Colchester in said District dcceas,c
was presented to the Court here for Probate, by Wiz.
B. Munson the Executor therein named.
Therefore Is ordered BY said Court, that puhlit
notice be given 10 all persons interested therein
appear before said Court, session thereof TO -
holden at the Registers Office in said Burlington
the third Wednesday of December, A. d. lS4l, ar
contes, the probate of said Will, and it is furth, o.
ordered that this order be published three weeR
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, new p,
paper printed at Burlington, in this state, the last Oh
which shall be previous to the da! assigned as aforo-
said, for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, tbs
18th day Of November, A. d. lS4l
WIN WESTON, Register.
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A VERY VALUABLE
r A II nj FOR SAL f.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS retire from active
L business, now offers to dispose of his II RIM (,
situated in Colchester one half mile west of the stage
road leading from Burlington to St. Adams, and only
SIX miles from Burlington SAID Farm Is handsomely
situated containing $50 acres Of as good land as
can be found IN Chttenden county, and under high
state of cultivation, having been under the improve
ment Of an English Agricuurist the last twenty
three years. There is on the Farm a convenient
House, with never failing well Of pure water AT the
door good Barn, with convenient sheds attached
toit, valuable wood lot # Beach and Maple, and
6nc Orchard of choice Fruit. Any person wishing to
purchase such farm above described, had better
make application soon to James Scott Pearl street
Burlington or the subscriber the premises.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Burlington, July 6, lsil.
II N. B.-Terms of payment will be made very
ensy ms
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James Darby's Estate.

WE the subscribers beng appointed by the Hen
w Pfo ate Court for the District OF Grand Isl,
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demant,
Of all persons against the Estate U! James Darb, I,
late fAburgh, deceased, repre- enred nsovent an
also all claim, and demands eXhl ed IN Offset there,l
and SIX months from the dae hereof being allowed y
said Court tor that purpose do therefore horel y
give notice that will attend to the business Of o..
appointment, at The dwelling house Of the widow
Jane Darby in Albnrgh In .aid District, the last
Saturday If December and the last Saturday Of Apr.
mex, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on each Of aid days.
Dated al A!blrgh hi, j., day Of November A. D.
1871. VIM. l.. SOWLES,
WN II LYMAN
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% NOTICE.

VuNHE subscribers having transferred their entire
= stock of Drugs& Medicines to T. A. PECK &
A. c. SPEAR-take this occasion to make their ac-
know Judgements to their friends &the Public for their
liberal and long continued patronage which has been
extended to them as druggists and at the same time
they leg leave strongly to recommend their success
ssors- Mcssrs PECK g. SPEAR us regularly brel
Druggists and that on their fidelity undexpcricnce the
Public may fully rely.
}. & J. II. PECK s. Co.
Burlington Sept 20 lS4l
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Ono door cast Of J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
VINHE subscribers SUCCESSORS as Druggists 10 Messrs
l. J.& J. H. PECK Geo. have formed copartner.
ship under the firm of PECK q. SPEAR, and have
purchased OF their predecessors their euire stock
Drugs q. Medicines which, together with late add.
tons from New York d. Boston renders their assert
mcnt large q. complete-enablng them to supply III.
trade on the most liberal and advantageous terms.
From their knowledge Of he business and the unre-
hitting and erclusrc attention which they deter.
mined 10 bestow they hope give satisfaction the
public. r. A PECK,
Burlington, Sept. 90 1871. A. C. SPEAR.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
ISGoheIl & Barnes,
Wholesale and Retail Contecfioncrs,

wholesale ana Retail COntecft0ncrs,
wv GUILD respectfully inform the Inhabitants of
w Burlington and The surrounding country, that
they carry the Confectionery Business, on all lis
various branches. Determined TO The very lest
materials in manufacturing, they will at all times
furnish Merchants and Others dealing in Confecion-
aries with the hest quality, and the lowest posi-
bic terms. Shop on Church Street, two doors South
Of S. +. Towards Store, newly and neatly fitted up
where we cordially invite all 10 call and examine orr
articles consisting OF all kinds Of Stick Candy, Balls
and Kisses, Hearts and Diamonds, Braid, Pepper
Plumbs, Carraways, Comhls, Cassia Buds, Rock and
Brown Candy, Sugar Sand, Notices and Secrets,
Sugar Apples, Potatoes, Eggs, and Baskets, with
various other articles too numerous TO be mentioned.
general assortment Of rich and fancy Cakes on
hand and baked 10 order, together with Ice Creams
TO furnish parties, &c. &c.
CoUGH CANDY, which recommend for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsencss, &c. We do not pre,cnd 10 saw
with Mr.. J. P>ase d Son, that cur Candy will cure a
diseases leading 10 Consumption, We think tina, Is
saying too much.
-CLOCKS.-
| We have good assortment Of Brass and Wooden
| Clocks, which will sell very low for cash or APP
proved credit. Please call an! examine before pur
| chas .ng elsewhere
| N.R-A orders from a distance po,t paid, WI,
he promptly auendedto, and packs Ses and boxes Pr,
| on hoard Of stages or boats when required, free
charge. Be particular and address all orders 20 NIT
CHELL a BARNES, Confeotioners, there tcIng tw
firms OF the same name in the village.
Bur gton, VI, Oct. %, 1871.
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NOTICE.-it-J"Nled is hest known by the
or p, rres 1T pc, Per Ran tn L. Newton, Pa9aces
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqa,r-
ed throughout the New England States and ,he man
cures it has performed, and the grca, demand made
for ii by the advice ofphvsicans well acu,anto, will
us preparation, has induced the proprietor 10 extend
It's circulation TO almost every town in tre.-easicrn
States and the principal towns the United States
his PanaceiS warranted purely vegetable and is not
surpassed ~ any other medicine ever offered TO The
afflicted as its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. II has within the last eighteen months
cured It's thousands otthc most obstinate diseases as
can be proved by certificates, and is pronounced BY
eminent and respectable physicians the lest medicine
IN use u-efll information may lie found in circulars
containing certificates Of and directions for Ia
king The medicine. The following appointed agents
s. Allans, Curtis and R,scl-Nlilion c. Drake
Milton Falls, Barnet and Sawyer-Waiervie, Fisk
and Brown -liine. burgh, Hull and Cook--Fartax
Parker and MaiielIIIIvereenncs, Adam, and Murray
North Fcrrlshurgh, ii. G. Wicker-Georgia A. Bliss
Wston, n. Observation-Disclosures, Green & Rhodes
-JohnS3n, G. L. Warner and Co-Monkton, Ethan
field, Burnett and Farnsworih. e.o.p.lycI9
MARSHALL'> continues unrivaled as
NA strengthening PLASTER: Also, for Rheuma-
tism, Lameness pains in the sides, limbs or back
for scrouois swellings, scrvy sores, Fresh wounds
and for general Family Plaster salvc. For Corns
moreover-try III pare close, persevere in the by
making new application ocra >onally, and in time
yonr corns will be cured. For sale by
PECK g. SPEAR
and DR.. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1911. 1y.EIS
DR.. A. Sherman's Cough Lozcnges.
MO Cough Medicine has ever been Introduced into
" Vermont that has given such universal sa,isfac-
ton. They seldom fail 10 cure the most troublesome
coughs and colds IN few days. Numerous refer
might be given person who have teen cured
by them, but where their merits are so generally
known 4 appreciated ii is useless specify instances
The above medicine as well IS Shernan'> celebrated
Worm Lozenges Poor Mans plas,crs, and other pre-
paratioas may lie had of
Nov. 4. PANGBORN g. BRlNSMAID.
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HOI.sTEIN,s NEW FRENCHREADER

CONTAINING Original and Selected Anecdotes,
" Biographical Sketches and Characteristic Trai $
of Persons Distinguished by their Genius and their
Knowledge Historical Facts, Inventions and Other
Miscellanles, Useful Interesting anu Nerled, With
Notes and an Appendix
just received by e, GOODRICH
Burlington, Oct. 6, lS4l.
Tenchers ars requested to send for core. for ex
ANIMATION,
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PECK & SPEAR,
Popular Hotels.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,


Coz OF MARKET ST. AND MERCHANTS Row.
k.nscA TNHE undersigned, Formerly of the
fTsA l. Elm street Hotel, and late proprietor
HUI Of Congress Hail. New York; would
. most respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he has become the lessee OF
this establishment, and putt inampe order for their
accommodation.
The house is located in the centre OF business, with
IN few rods of Quincy Market, and hut short dis
,ance from the landing OF the English and Eastern
Steamers.
The long experience the subscriber has had in the
management Of public House. gives him perfect
tdcnce in his abilities, and he therefore pledges HIM
self to give satisfaction to those who favor him with
their patronage.
Dining room has been fitted up expressly for the
accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, which vii
h. found daiy spread with the best the market affords
The Centlemen's Ordinary; which can accommoda,
about 100 persons, will be provided with all the sub
stantial Injuries Of the season.
The Servants will be found honest ana attentive
,ion.w J. L. MACOMBER,