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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

Remarks of Mr.. DAM, OF the Senate, on the re-
solution relating to the appointment of members
of Congress to Office
MIR. Dana addres,ed the Senate in opposition to
the resolution, which in hIs opinion was wholly
uncalled for aud highly objectionable
FIRST, because II was direct rebuke, which APP
Piled to every President from " ushington to thar
nison. That part Of the reso ulion, too, which
quests our Representatives. in Congress 10 use their
Influence TO prevent the appointment of members
OF Congress 10 office, would il passed, place the
Legislature in ludlcrous point of light, iEasnuch
MS Representatives. have more To do with the ap-
pointing power which is exclusively confer red by
the constitution on the President and SENATE, than
the Chapains to Congress have ard rs To nil le
gitltnate purposes, the request might we'll he adj
dressed to the latter gentlemen as 10 representa-
tives in Congress-
z. The action which the resolution requires OF
our Representatives in Congress- would bring the
executive and legislative departments of the gov
eminent into direct conflict, while the constitution
declares they shall be kept separate aud distinct.
The resolution, il will be observed does not 10
commend an alteration oflie constitution, 10 hich
alone II belongs, to define the eligibility of ocial
incumbents. The House of Representatives can
therefore participate only in such action in refer.
ence to the appointing power by the President, ms
should embrace an alteration Of the constitution.
The Hon. Senator from Washington, with his
acknowledged ingenuity, will nevertheless fail in
his attempt 10 place the wing pnrty IN false posi-
non, 10y affirming that the resolution contains their
doctrine. The wing parry condemned The indis-
crlmindte appointment by Gen. Jackson of mem
hers Of Congress 10 offices of every grade, aud
winch were VIGOROUSLY conferred as Il reward Tor
partisan services. 1t was against this abuse of,he
appointing power that The wing party protested.
NO party has ever denied TO the President The
llgh or the proprlety, OF appointing members OF
Congress as the confidential and constitutional
advisers in his cabinet TO fill vacancies. which
can but occasionally occur, in Judicial Offices,
which Offices eau neither he created nor vacated
by him. These appointments were specially ex-
ceped by General Jackson, when he gravely rec
commended an alteration in the Constitution, re-
sIrlcling the power OF indiscriminaie appointment
of members of Congress- because, when it should
come to be generally practiced, he affirmed, cor
ruPtion would become the order of the day
II was The warfare therefore, between General
Jacksons precepts and his practice, which the wing
party so loudly condemned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
TO SINGERS.

FTNHE subscribers have received and are weekly
Il receiving, large quantities Of all the late Musi'
cal Publications Of the day, among which are the
following;
CARMINA SACRED,
MODERN PSALMIST,
BOSTON ACADEMY,
NORTHERN HARP,
MUSICAL INSTITUTES COLLECT'N,
new work just issued.
BOSTON GLEE BOOK,
GENTLEMAN'S GLEE BOOK
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL,
BOSTON SCHOOL SONG BOOK,
BOSTON ACADEMY'S COLLECTION
OF CHORUSES, &c. &c.
Singing Schools can be supplied with any amount
from the above list at short notice. cheap for cash, by
forwarding their orders 10 the Montpelier Book
Store. f. p. WALTON K SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

farmer ut the north has fine fnt, blooded
calf, that he calls Fanny Elssler.' The coto that
she sucks, ought TO go by the name Of "American
Public = Crescent Gin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
On the 18th utmo, St. Clair Denney, late Cap.
tain in the United States Army, 10 he paymasier
in the place of Ebert Herring, Esq. removed.
Herring was removed or not promptly paying
over balance OF public money in his hands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
NOTICE

is hereby given that | have reIinqushed to SON.
George Davenporle hs from and after this da and
shall neither claim any of us earnings pay any debts Of
his contracting. AMOS DAVENPCRTE.
Williams own, Nov 10 lS4l. go
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
MARRIAGES..

In this place, Nov = by the Rev. Kellogg Mr.
b. Baxter of Roxbuy, to Miss Harriet Soway this place
we acknowledge tho printers fee and pay the printers
rent con-thanks.
In Peacham, ID inst, by Rev. Mr.. Merrill Noah Worcester
NJ d. of Cincnna Ohio, Miss Jane Z. only daughter Of
Dr. Josiah Shedd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
40 BUSHELS NEW WALNUTS Tor sale Dy
fO LANGDON 6. WRIGHT.
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE


NTE the subscribers being appointed BY the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district Washington,
missoners to receive, examine and Just all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate OF Mary
Holden a,e Of Barre dece ased said district lepesen-
ted insoveni, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto and six months from the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER s4l being allowed by said court for that purpose
do the efore hereby give notice. that will attend TO
lie business Of said appointment at the dw eng house
Of Elijah Holden, in said Barre, the first Tuesdays of
December and March next, o'clock PM. each Of
sad days,
CYRUS BARBER, Commission"
GEORGE CLARK, { ers.
Bare. Oct. 26, 1871. 30
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
THE GREAT MYSTERY OF THE
WORLD DISCOVERED
VALUABLE COMPOUND CANDYl


WE, the Subscribers, of the American COnJection
w airy, situated opposite the Bank, State Street,
Montpelier, VI, have for sale an invaluable remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Liver Com plant,
Asthma, &c. &c. Also, that Of cleansing the voice
Tor those that sing and Of those that speak in pub
lie assemblies, &c.
This candy is compound Of % different herbs,
and it has been got up at a great expense for the
sole purpose Of restoring the health OF the ac ed
throughout tbs Union. lte efficacy has been tried
and proved by several OF the members Of the Senate
and also, Of the Medical Faculty, Of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, ID. c.,
Chdrlcs'own, S. c., Cincinnati aud New Orleans
This compound is puicly vegetable.
| The public will observe that the Con(ectioncrs
throughout The United States are not appointed H.
gents, or even deal IN this article. 1t con be had al
the principal Druggists Stores and at the place oil
| Manufacturing, Wholesale, and Retail
| N. b. We would say 10 The publ that we have
not done this with the intention of njuring any OF
oul friends who make Cough Candy, or even OF de-
celvIng the community with the article. We as
sure the public that the recipe for this Candy known
only by those OF the American Confectionery Eslub.
lshment. The recipe was brought rom Europe by
Il young nan in our employ; he h1,idg travelled IN
| Il greater part OF Europe and oy experiments OF the
roos aud fbs, oil the vegetable kingdom, has sue.
Geedcd IN orulng compound for the great relief OF
the tlH cted. lie has lately arrived lrom the City oil
Pans, France, to MS native home in America, after
lJourncyng five years for The sole purpose OF ryiag
to Glove hlH native triends Of that dreadful malady
o cou H. Gods, &c. sc. OF which he has himself cx-
peri need and IS now enjoying the best Of healt.
This article was very highly appreciated by the IN
habuIuls Paris while he was there.
All ord rs punctIIlIy attended 10.
| All kinds OF Confectionery constantly on hanC
ana Tor sale by c. W. HUBBARD.
A. B. PARSONS, Ag'L
Montpelier, Nov. |, lS4l, SOL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

Another peieran gOne.-To day we record the
death Of Stephen Herrick, of Randolph, familiar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
MRS. MARY ANN DELANO,

Who is said to reside in this town, by calling on
Mr.. l. f. Redfeld, Of This village, will receive in
formation II her advantage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Washington District, SIS Montpelier within and for
said district the 10Th day Of November A. d. lS4,
WIN w, CALDWELL, administrator on the estate of
w Anna Davis, late Of Nllddlesex, in said district,
deceased presents his administration account for settlement
w hereupon, it ordered that the same be referred to
the Esd day of November the probate office in said
Montpelier, for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of
der in the Vermont Watchman and State Journal printed
at Montpelier, three weeks successfully may be,
that they NAV appear said lime and place, if they
cause and OBJ eel thereto.
BY order of Court,
80 GEO. WORTHING TON Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
EARN FOR SALE.

NOR sale that well known farm, situated in Sharon
l. White River formerly occupied by John Mitchell, late
of Sharon deceased containing $50 Of excellent
land under good Of cultivation, with large so
nv dwelling house well finished and nearly new four Barns
with extensive sheds apd out buildings, all of which
furnished the best manner and for convenience not
surpassed by any in the country. The farm well water
ed having numerous living springs Of by which the
house and harms all supplied Terms Of payment,
third the purchase money delivery Ofhe deed third
year, the other third ~ be paid five years with
the interest being paid yearly,
CHESTER BAXTER, Administrator.
Sharon, VT, Oct. lS, ls4l. 27.4w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
JAMES ID. THORNDIKE.

nUGNCES and CRAMBERRIES for sale, call soon,
W b. BALDWIN, SCOTT and Co.
NEW FARMERS COOKING STOVE.
EiE subscribers hBve Just received from Brandon, CO.
4 nans new pattern, Farmers Cooking Stove, made
after the Yankee ton FORM thai the
be entirely kept from the of the fire only when
used for baking. This improvement has been much
ted as all other elevated ovens troublesome in moder
ate weather. This stove will take three foo, wood and
affords ample room for all kinds of cooking.
Call and examine ii before pul chasng elsewhere. A
full assortment Of cooking box and paror constantly
| On hand,
ZENAS and CHS. r. WOOD.
| Montpelier, Nov. L. lSll. 20
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Montpelier, Nov. /, ls4l.

STATE G. OF VERMONT T.. la chaucery.
Presidcn', Directors, and Company Of Bank Of Or
anSe county,
against
David Fullam and the administrator and hcirs OF lie
Vi Fuam, late OF Chelsea, in said Orange county
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

F.essn minltss. Her roy yal highnes'
ne Du'hd SA Of Kent. has just HOd up
n the tUnI-cal's ,A,l.
T"s0'y minutes. Her majesty ha
AIKEN a Cap Of waler-gruel.
twenty-five minutes. Her msjes.,
sneezcd.
Half past one. Her ma;es'y's pul-c
heavy.
Twenty Eve minutes oftwo. Pin c
Albert took gin tOddy.
Twenty minutes. Her majesty slap,
ped The face o. one Of the deputy nurses,
FifIen n Ilnutes. Her majes'y is iu q
monstrons bad humor.
Twelve minutes. Her mvjesty has
sneezed again.
Ten minules. A Princess!
Five mlnutcs. I'Iin,e AIhcIl. in hls
,oy, has klsssd oae vi the sub assistant
deputy nurSes
Two o'clock. The principle nurs,
has upset c,'p oGponado.
Ten minutes after two Her liul,
royal hishne.s has a soprano voice.
Fifteen min ptes. Sir James Clark,
and DR.. Laco,.k have each taken snuff
Twelve minutes. Her ma esty',
: health continues in a most salIsfac tori
stale,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
April 24th,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The Subscriber offers for sac, an extensive
and cOmmodious TANNERY. IN the Town Of
Dover, possessing all The facilities necessary TO
carry on an extensive business, and has an sx.
tensive run of custom,
II the above property is not sold before the
first of April next. it will be to rent
ALSO FOR SALE.
A valuable Farm, within one half mile ofDo-
yer, containing 1872 acres of good Lime stone
Land, with ~ acr's cleared, with several good
Springs, and necessary tulluings, and also a
good DStllery-
ALSO ANOTHER FARM,
Within one mile of Dover. adjoiuining tho
hove described Farm, containing 1872 ,cres, viii
about sixty acres ofcIeared land, aud {
Spring convenient to the Buildings.
ANY person desirous of purchasing, will cal
on the Subscriber living in Dover, who Wi
make known the terms.
JOSEPH sLINGLUFF. Agent
Dec. 25, ls40. II.
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From the Statesman.
TAKING BANKS

Col. BENTON has thrown the Fede-
Eal Banksrs into all kinds Of consterna-
zion by proposition in the Senate OF
tho United States to tax bank paper.
Mr.. Webster and his friends have been
hunting up objects Of taxation TO gil the
Treasury for Old Tip aud 10 supply the
deficiency that Clay's distribution bill
would create, bu: they never thought of
taxing the Bankd No no! That
~ould be .axinel he British nobility who
own 90 large share Of the stock! The
very idea is horrible. What levy q
tax Oo the ooble, high-bloodsd bankers,
instead Of the lAborIng classes ! most
shameful idea And the way The Sem
,a,or from Missouri will catch it, from
all the bank siipsndiaries in the land,
will be awful!
Now, really why 10 the federal houss
hold set in such an uproarl Has not
Webster told us that Harrison mus,
have more revenue-more taxes 10 ad-
minister the Government and sustain
lie credit What was enough for Mr.
Van Buren,, will not fill the hungry
mAws Of ne-haIf-oi Old Tlp's ofice-
hunters. To raise This additional tax
Col. Benton points to the bankers, and
Hsks the "democratlc whigs" 10 ta1
Them end try that--he thinks their bur
dens are quite sufficient, and only asks,
that If more money is wanted. that it be
taken of Of the money venders, the
bankers! This was mos, unkind cut,
for the laxos wanted by The new dynasty
was to put into The banks. The con-
stltutionhl treasury vas 10 he repe aled,
and LAKES collected from the people "a
put into tho banks-not as Col. Ben.
ton wodld have il, tax the bankers Il
eivetoIhe people by paying the expen'
ses ef'Government with il. This va,
goring with e"o'he, OK!
These d. .scuSSions will open Tho eye
,nf the people to the real contest go n,
on, and show them now completely III,
government is in the hands of The BanI
.nrs, with their towering schemes o
debt end taxation. The Journal-of thi
tci,y comes out iar q tax on silks OF from
2Oto 81 per cent. This would iucreas
'hs price Of each silk dteSs Of q youn
lSds about 81 %. An industrious eiI
who works at q dollar a week, for Il
weeks for elk dress would under thi
increase oftaxes on silks, have to wOr
IA weeks for the same dress. THIS i
paying rather dearly for the vsarin
Tip, Ty aud Tom aprons," We shoul
suppose. With ~higery however, il
ell right to tax young lady's dress, b.
II sail wrong 10 tax q bankers capita
What gallau.ry Ofthe Tips iS this.
will be Benton and the ladies here afte
OF WO arc mistaken.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
JOHN HERMAN.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public in general, that he still continues the
BLAKSMIrHING BUSINESS, in the rowH
OF LOoKP PORT, where he respectfully invites
theFarner's and the public generally togive him
encouragement he has received, and hopes by
strict attention to business, to receive share OF
public patronage.
All kinds ofoiher work down as good as can
be down in this part Ofthe country.
EDGE TOOLS.
Made - order, and if they should fail, no
hcarges will be made.
LOckPoH Sept 10Th, le40.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

FASHIONABLE TAILORING
n OSEpH W. NEW BUkl II, would les
- spectfully inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries m
the above business in ell its various
branches, one door East Of }. |. Smiths,
Store, where he may at all times be
fonnd TO attend 10 all work ln,rusted to
him. He Aatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the county, as he
intends at all times 10 keep IN his en-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means TO receive the Fashions samply
provided for.
To accommodate his frierds in the
country, he will lake nearly all kinds o
country pl loduce.
N. Is. One or two apprentices wan
ted immediately to learn the 1aloung
busluees. Boys between the age Of II
and Is, would be preferred. They mus
he Of good character, rs recommends
lioEs of industry, honesty, and sobrIe~
", will he requ red.
Canal Dover, Ang. 10, 1889. II.
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THE
PHILADELPHIA CASKET
UNPARALLELED Success


UNPARALLELED ST CCESS
PROSPECTUS OF A NAV VOLUME.
The great in crease in the subscription list of the
Casket since The first of the year, warrants the
most extensive Improvements or the fiIst OF July
next at which time new volume " i'll be coni-
menced with increased lsor. (Nothihg need bu
said ofthe firm basis On which the Casket-
stands it being already the oldest stmagaZine in he
country.
TYrE-FM BEL. .LISHMENTS
The Ca.ket il printed with clear and siivery
type, upon the finest White paper. The Illus
ratIons aie NOT SURPASSED by InosE OF any Pc
oRIDicaL at home or abroad and beside The mon
tlhly stee'Suarav qnsseheiAl's'l Ot colored Piats
ashIons mas lately neeh aoued. i"e "ym OF
these embellishments is Eheqnal'edA ana lnty az
always accompanied with 40 apt sketch. N
wood cuts disgrace 'l'e WOLF "hlie'et appears
III the Casket Is o' lhe I'rst 6raer "i Tie AT
LITERARY CHARACTER .-
The Eliterary character Of The Casket II vel
known, 1t is wholly original. Of the hirhss
order. and sustained by WRITER'S UE The
FIRSTRANK. Essays, Tales Skchesan e,d
travels. compose its prominent prose ARTICLES;
while the poetry is eduaIIed by that Of no other
\ magazine uf like character. The ,arie:, for
! which the Casket Is celebrated, shall suffer no
diminu,iop; bu, on the contrary, every exe,,iou
/ shall he made to increase its interest
UTiON have already npreared. and olhrrs shalt
follow in The course of The volume, presenting
when finished, a complete picIuIe Of tho manner
and historical account Of the great battles at
that time. Thus, the Casket, instead Of being
filled with sirkly senumentatIes. aims al a true
deineation Of human nature in every variety Of
| passion.
T!MEoF PUBLICATION
The Caskel is publ he'd on ihn first Of the
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
BOOT & SHOE STORE
Situated in The bmlding formerly occupi
ed as Il GrOcsry bv MIR. Sfumph, &
opposite the Mansion House,
.New Philadelphi0, Ohio.

UppUOHC "C HNUctOV ApuoCS
.New Philadelphia, Ohio.
CoNdAD GENTGH,
ED ESPECTFULLY informs the Gil
EN izene Of New Philadelphia, ihas
he carries on lhe above Business in al
OF lis various branches, and as he keep,
none other than his own manufactured
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will be given 10
The manufac ure OF Genllemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this workIwllI be done by one Of the
beet Bootmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment OF BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make) constantly
on hand,
The Public are respectfully invited 10
give him call before purchasing else
where.
ALSO
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der. and Liquer BY the quart and gal'
Ion
NV Philadelphia, Aug. l6, 1889
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(Salem Gazette.
REPLY, to 20 Christmas letter published
in the Demo crat Dec. 25.

Millersburg, New Years morning.
Capt. Kitchener " lur delicious letter is On
our table. In reply, we beg leave 10 inform
you that we are "purtJ we'll as common-hov
In yew du1' Wish you happy new year. W.
Iinsd on Turkey. port wine and mince pies
Can, go the goose. The pipe wings did beat
you 'rascally" cause they cant do it any other
way. We did mt cheat. but there were six
Wings voted here who don't live in The county
We dontd our subscribers, we only write
essays on starving a Printer. What made U
suspend week or two, like bank You
did mt dun soon enough. We won't run for
Squire until we can get our commission from a
Democratic Governor, but well run square up
10 the Wings every week. Our hat amt dam.
1ged, kn' we'll wear Coon Skin cap to ,ha,
Fancy tall. DID yon hear tho news from
" asnlneum1 Old Tip has ordered new Gm
greos in May, 10 pass law compelling all Loya
Whigs TO wear Cocn's tail on their hats. in
stead ofa black cockade. Wing Indies are tt
wear them round their necks in winter. You
will loook as well in epaulletts as Tip in Petit
coats. Tom Gorwin is no scholar, but he's
smashin Statesman. We've answered our que,
tons and han, time to say more. Turkey to ou
house to dav. Yours. with Coon tail,
| CDSMOPOLITE
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

DIsTINou SHED CHARACTERS. Con
eraI Harrison, is al home toas,ing hIs
Toes by the fife side at his old home-
stead, at North Band. Gen. Scott
is in Washington. Hon. Paul Meth-
cum has gonp Sonth; and SO has the
Countess of Merlla. Fanny ElSsler
is in Charleston and tho Giraffe IL in
! Mobile.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
Boots g. Shoes.
500
Z air and More.
READY MADE, & FOR
s q L E Z Y

~ ~ ~ - - ~
q MARTIN who would respectfully inform
% his nd friends and the public, that he
S,ill carries on the above business, in its
various branches. one door East of ]. J. Bur-
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received a new
and general assortment ofBOOTS u SHOES
&C., adapted to the season---Reing carefully
selected by aud from several Of the most expe
rleuced manufactures, in the City, may he relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the hest workman, he can .ain, ant
having on hands abundance of Stock and fin.
He S, which challenge comparison in this place
dinghopesProvidence permitting to be able con
stantly to furnish aoundan 'cholss, give genera
satisfaction, aud justly merit sufficient share
public patronage. Determined TO improve hi
business by all fair means-he assures those wlC
may favour him with call, that lie will sell dl
low for good pay, as any articles Of the SAINT
kind, and quality, SO far as he knows can b'
had in this part of the Country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
MEDICAL NOTICE.

TIE Subscribers would hereby inform the
citizens of Bolivar and the adjacent country,
that they have entered into partnership for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, and would
most respectfully tender their professional SER
vices to those who may become the subjects OIL
disease.
A. J, BENNETT,
JAMES JOHNSO
Aupust % 1Sd0-tf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
r He vIIL1Aan . HoTE1

BY &c. r. ESPlCH..
@THE Subscriber takes this opportunity ofin-
forming his friends aud the public generally,
that he has opened house Of public entertan>
menl.bY tho name Gfthe VlLLAGEHOTEL,
a. his former residence ia the town Of New
Philadelphia, whsre by attending in person to
the want. Of his guests, he hopessto merit and
receive liberal share Of public patronage.
lie deems il unnecessary 10 speak Of the man.
ner in which his TABLE, BAR, &C., will be
furnished, believing that those who may favor
him with call, will need no further recon-.
mendaiOn 10 induce them to call agnin, Hs
will however say, that no effort shall be wan.
ting en- his part, to accommodate travellers, and
render their stay with him agreeable.
BOARDERS will te taken by the week or
month, Uu the nos, reasonable terms.
G.. r. ESPICH.
New Philadelphia, Nov. 90, 1910.