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Hymn to,he Flowers.

ay stnrs that ope your eyes with man, to twinkle
From rainbow gaiaXies of earth's creation,
And dew drops on her lonely affairs sprinkle
As libaton.
We matin worshippGrs. who bonding lowly
Before the upriscn sun ODDS iidless eye,
Throw from your chaiices asweet and holy
Incense on high;
Yebright mosacs! that with stored beauty
The floor of Natures temple tesselate,
What numerous emhems OF instructive duty
Your forms create!
Meath c'osterd boushs each floral bell that swingeh
And tolls its perfume on the passing air.
Makes Sabbath in the fl Ids and ever ringeth
call to prayer.
Not to the domes, where crumbling arch and column
Attest the eebl,ness Of mortal hand;
But TO that fame most catholic and solemn,
Which God hath plannd;
To that cathedral, boundless as our wonder.
Whose quenc Hess lamps the sun aud moon supply,
Its choir the winds and waves, its organ thunder,
It's dome the sky.
There, in solitude and sh ade wander,
Through the green aslos or strechd upon the sod
Awed BY the silence, reverently ponder
The ways OF God.
Your vciceless lips flowers! are living preachers
Each cup pulpit every lesta book,
Supplying TO my fancy numerous teachers
From lone!iest nook.
Floral apostles! that in dewy spendor
"Weep withou, love and blush without crime
Your love sublime.
"Thou vert not, Solomon, in all thy glory,
Array cd 1.-THE lilies cry, in robes like ours;
"IIow vain your grandeur! ah, how transitoTy
'Are hamsn fowers!"
In the sweet.scented pictures heavenly Artist
With which thou paint.s Naiures widespread hall,
What q delightful lesson thou imparest
OF love to all
Not useless are We, flowers tho made or pleasure;
Blooming DER field and wave, by day and night
From every source our sanction bids me treasure
Harmless delight.
Ephemeral sa yes what Instructions hoary
For such world )i thought could furnish scope7
Each fading calyx memenio mort,
Yet f,unt OF hope
Pos.humo1s glories! angellike collection
Upr ais, d from seed or bulb interId in earth,
To me ye are type ofresurrection
Aud second birth
Were !, o God, in churchless lands remaining.
Far from all voice Of teachers snd divines,
My soul would find in flowers o. thy ordaning
Priests. sermons, shrines
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sheep among the chevIots.

oNR ''s'sO"rb ''V asvaosss
Craze on, Craze on, there comes no sound
OF Border warfare near;
No s!ogsncry Of gathering clan,
No tie axe, 10 spear;
No beltrd Knight, in armour bright,
With glance oil iindled ire,
Doth change the sports OF Chevy Chase
To conf CT stern and dire.
Ye wis not that ye press the spo,
Where Percy held his way
Across the marshes, in his pride,
The choicest hearts to slay;"
And where the stout Earl Douglas rode
Upon his milk white steei,
Wnh fifteen hundred Scottish spears
To stay theinvader's deed.
Ye wis not that ye press the spot
Where, with his eagle Eye,
King James and all ms gallant train,
To Floiden field swepthy
The Qne>u was weeping in her bower,
Amid her maiis, that day,
Aud Oh her Graded musings face
The tears, like pearl drops lay.
For madly, 'gainst her native realm,
Her royal husband vent
And led his flower of chivalry
As to tournament.
He led them on in power and pride.
But, ere the fray was DER,
They on the blood.stained heather slept.
And he returned no more.
Craze on, Craze ,n-there g many rill
Bright sparkling through the glade,
Where you may freely Stake our thirst,
With none 10 make afraid.
There's manv a wandering stream that flows
From Cheviot's terraced side,
Yet not one drop OF warriors gore
Dsdains Its CRY stall tide.
For Scotia from her hills hath come.
And Albion DER the Tweed,
To give the mountain breo re tn. feud
1nst made the Doblsst bleed;
And like two friends around whose hearts
Some dire estrapgement run,
Love all the better for the past,
Aud sit them down as one.
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Vol. Ix-No. 2I4.-WhoIc No. 342G
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub'
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages rsid-cssh in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
mornng-price St cents per copy, 50 10 per snnum-
postsgss paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulation o!
the Herall is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast has the largest creuiaon Of any paper in This
city orthe World and is therefore, the best ehannei for bu'
siness men in the city or country Prices modsratecash
in advance
PRINTING of ell kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPsIEron OF THE HEsALp EsrABLisHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
@ ~ @ -


kESiU LAtt Line or rACkEI SHIPS, u South street.
New York "
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland via IL
hrooi and london by the regular packet ships sailing
e M iJh 18TH and 18th of each month and from Lii
month - "
The subscriber has made unequaed arrangements bring
out ensa and with confidence those
sous sending Tor their friends that every due aud dgent at
IGNITION VIII be shown Them and all who embark with them
leans Mobile Savannah Baltimore Philadelphia Boston, and
TO the different ports of the British Provinces the lowest
rates.
those arrangements together with the advantage which
his Liverpool correspondents being large snip owners
and extensively engaged in the shtg business despatchmg
ports Of the United States with freight aud passenger The
facility offered by this establishment is unsurpassed an from
the large number of first class ships employed IN IN lin there
be detention whatever which will be led The
price of will be at the lowest rates and sh uld of
those sent for cline coming, the money be
ports to Liverpool can, usual be secured
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 81, n
J. &W. ROBINSON, near Wall street,
Merchants and Emignns' 4 en-
No. lG tioree PiazZas l. DOL
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE.
The Subscriber the attention of those
their friends his unequal ed arrangements the pay
of his drafts demand without discount charge
whatever, at the folown Banking Institutions, viz =:
, IN ENGLAND-Messrs. James Built, Son K Co., Bankers
London
Messrs j. Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount Bank Ii
yeIpool.
National Provincial Bank of England and Branches through
out England and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-Gree Banking Co. in Glasgow and
lireenock
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EXPREss FOR CLEVELAND AND pETRo ON

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
NHE Subscribers will send express through from this city
To the abovenamed and intermediate places, the morn
ing of the 9th inst for the transportation of specie bank
bundles and packages of goods collection of drafts bills,
and accounts and all such other business be
trusted 70 them. POMEROY X Co,
2 Wall st., n. \.
NJ B-Immedately the opening Of lake navigation the
above ne will he extended Chicago, Cincinnati.
&c., and continued throughout the entire season. conneyion
with their New York, Albany! Troy aud Buffalo daily ex'
nrcss.
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BOADING REDUCED.

WALTON MANSION HOu sE-52d Pearl street, Frank
thanks to their friends and the public general for the
liberal support they have received for several past at the
above hotel aud hope by strict attenon 10 business 70 merit
contnuarce of their iyo the projectors having reduced the
Of Boarding TO 80 day dollars hfty
The house
of the city, being convenient the Albany Boston and ha
depha steamboats, likewise the London Liverpool and
Bristol packets. The above house needs Is
of the airy and premises the city having
large yard with line spring water with every other requ
site make comfortable In fact the above house combines
comfort line of business, than other the
city The senior proprictor being always the premises h.
win every pad his guests only by himself
but by his agents servants Ale wines spirits &c
glass. Fihe London and Dublin porter, in draught and
bottle.
7. S-Private for families No charge for storage.
n. BNo connection whatever with the alton House next
door u 2m.r
A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-iiaving compile
n ted the repairs and alterations of the American o,e aud
the adjoining house (Which have annexed m respectfully
solicit from my friends aud the public continuation of their
patronage. The situation good that Of similar
Enlistment in the city 1t fronts the Park aud the Foua
is Immediately opposite The house has been newly
peted and every thing thoroughly repaired -
ji eodlm-rc WIN b. COZXENS.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

THE would inform his friend. and the public that
he has lately taken the Exchange Hotel No 20 Courtandt
street. the city of New DIRK. The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and reunshed elegant aud commo-
dious aud arrangement about the establish
meat his greatest desire has been To furnish every thing that the
the from competitors for ubiic favor It's
location the business OF the and conveae proxi
nifty the points OF arrival aud departure OF the steamboat and
railroad lines OF commuuc Particularly recommend TO
the business and travelling community; while at the same time
his moderate charges Ill be adapted TO the times .
He has been fortunate the services, OF MI
Erastus Phelps, Of the late proprelo who will be the
prin which, OF itself he feels confident Will be
the best that be offered that every thing vii be
conducted give who shall
fayor him with Their patronage. ..
V. y. RYERSON,
New York, july a. lmArc
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ELIzABETHPOR = HOTEL

-
rIHE subscriber begs his friends and the
public that he has taken said Hotel (aely kept by f. Al
dch which has undergone thorough cleansing aud repair
open public boarding house FOR the reception
of visitors.
The table will be furnished with every variety the market a
fords and every attention will be cheeuy bestowed that will
the health comfort of with
prices suit the times The proximity of Ezabehpou
New ork renders this desirable for
chants others engaged in bushes the city the
boats Cinderella and Waterwch leave New York, pier No.
day. JAMES MOORE.
jyl8 lm.r
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the heal thful and
IN pleasant place of for visitors during the summer
months in the United States.
Visitors from the who intend visiting that p ace will
find it the expeditions land Hudson thence b.
railroad Edwards Depot where stages in readiness 10
carry them the Springs.
The leave Hudson A. NJ and p. NJ the ar
val of the boats from New York and passengers the
Spr ncs n three hours from Hudson. az 3wN
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ISLAND D,LcovERgDIN THE PAc'PIc.-The U 5.
-loop OF var Boston, brings Intelligence that Captain
George + Netcher, OF whaling barque Isabella, OF
FAIR Haven, reported at Tahiti, April IL, the dlscov.
cry OF be- ,lul fertile island, extending aoout ~
miles from Northeast to Southwest. tie named "
"Eadie s Island" after the WHO first ascoyered
it-not being laid down in the charts TINS Island
10 situated ia south latitude II o., west longitude
lG6 0J - Dosi0n COnT
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lnpnthy.

o smile to those that smile on thee,
For there is nought on earth 50 sweet
AS when the heart Is tuli of glee,
A look OF KINDRED glee to meet;
The evening star, that shines alone,
Can scarcely through the shades be known;
But when her siters all arise,
How brilliant Is the nidnight skies.
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PALMO'S ARCADE BATH
80 CHAMBER STREET.
THE GENTLEMENS' SALOON NOW OPEN.-Great
L Reduction.
Baths IS cents.

l. Reduction
Baths q cents.
Baths with robes or sheets 81
IS tickets for G5.
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
of years has commenced improvements scale which
when completed WILL he aers himself costly
elegance aud magnhcence with any similar establishment III
the world visited the best conducted baths Europe
he feels hesitation in assuring his fellow citizens that the
spirit which has for the past thirty actuated him
ydng what cost the splendid for
their social comfort aud shall NOT the present
OCCASION be lost sight Of and that the and
eegance of the European baths he will take the liberty of
adding from the inventive resources of his cultivated and
well known all that he has observed wanting render
the enjoyment Of bath The ne plus ultra of perfect
The Ladies Saloon will be in readiness in few days A
full description of the varied Improvements will he given
when completed and the whole thrown open for public spec
ton
mis- 3mec FERDINAND PALMO.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS,
Inc following list of agents for the Herald where
scriptons will be received and single numbers
found for sale -
Boston, Mass. ........... .Messrs. Reddins Co.
Philadelphia, Pa ...,,.... Messrs Ziebcr Co.
Baltimore, MO- 1890" III, Iayior.
Washington, ID. C... Do.
Buffalo, N. Y. T. 8. Hawks.
new haven, Conn.,. s..I. H. fease.
Hartford Conn. .........J. W Judd.
Albany, N w.. Geo Jones.
I.s sOs1 wi n Lew w''u'
Newark. n. J..... ..'...D smith
Cstskill. N. ". .......... H Rowe
Peekskill, Y....... +. Monkhouse
Sing sing, N Y.... IS. BARD.
New Orleans, La. ....... &c Morgan
Cincinnati. o.. .....,... Robert Carnahar 1.
Paterson. N. j.. mottheW Dougneiy.
Rochester N. ". "A Jones'
Elzabethto wn, N. j.. Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William Solomon.
~ Louis, MO-. $500 WOODWARD q MstneWs.
Charleston &c. .....'N.. amos Head.
Hudson, NJ f......... ." 'Seorge Clare
Augusta, Ga -. a. tonnes.
Mobile, Ala. .....M bo,iilemet
Poughkeepsie, N Y. 800. Leyi Smith.
Trenton, N. j. 1850. j. kaunsloy.
Louisville, Ky.... ........W ". A. Ha'denan.
Wheeling Va. ............F.C Brookman.
New London, Con-. ...S u Rogers
UTICA, ~ f..... $500. d. Loaf
Nashville, Tenn. a Billings
Syracuse NJ Y... james Robertson
bridgeport Ct. ............S 8. W hatcn
Jackson, Miss. -. }. w Clark.
Vicksburg, Miss. Mrs. F. A Parker.
New Bedford. Mass. ........ "A. Robinson.
Providence, h. l.. John Green.
Worcester Mass. ..........L Il. Thompson
o. Yearly subscription to the Daily Herald, 81 as
and for shorter period at the rate. The Weekly
Herald, So IS.
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Navy ORDERS. Passed Mldshipman Stlss Bent,
Acting Master OF the Nautilus; Gunner X ) King.
to the steamer Princeton; Professor Coffin, from
the Oregon 10 special service; Passed Mdshipmen
w. A. Bartleu, @. Ap r. Jones, l. IL Stevens, and
Mid,hiuman g. w. Harrison, detached from the
Oregon. and leave one month; Mldsh pman 9. M.
Fauntleroy, from the Oregon 10 the Pennsylvania. -
IJydIsOuidH,
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g. BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
~uH<k2 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friend
pblc that he has commriccd business The above
line, No. ~ Nassau street where NJ will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he may I've favored tn
most reasonable tofms for cash. jy22r
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ROOMS TO LET.

ROOMS TO LET.
lrA IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGH.
t.H TON-The Subscriber having fitted up this establish
ment at for the comfort of his friends
and the public and grateful for the liberal patronage al
ready bestowed him. trusts by his exertons to please for
continuance of il.
He bcss inform them that he has still double aad
three single nnoccuped which he will let low
suit the times if immediate application be made and will
be happy accommodate wishing enjoy the beauty
and adv lntages of this place
The situation is of the most desirable the Terrace
Having fine large bathing house directly in front the
boarde enjoy that luxury with the greatest
and pleasure
The steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day aud
from New York GEORGE PlERlS,
Belmont. House, New Brighton.
June oath 1Si1 100
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~ THkOt GH IN SIA .HUGINs
Morning Line At A. M.-Maii Pilot Line at ~ I; NJ.
The Morning Line proceeds Bordcntown from thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Composite to
Philadelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the office foot Of
Co9randt street, where commodious steamboat will be IN
reanlness, with baggage board.
hidpha baggage crates conveyed from city 90 city
whout being ed by the way Each train provided with
the ladies' use ~ e
returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut street by steamboat Bordcntown at o'clock, A. NJ
an n py railroad from Camden at O'Clock, p. NJ.
he lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia al ~ A. NJ aud
r. W. being continuation Of the lines New York. jet
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The SEASON AND THE CRors.--Thc weather in
his neghborhood for The last three four week s.
has been very hot and dry. IL has, however, been
very favorable to harvesting, and we wish that wo
could add that the crops had been good as the
weather. 10 the section of country near us. in fact
IN the whole wheat region west OF middle Indiana,
and south of forty one degrees, the wheat is This
year poor crop-posr we mean in yield, although
as are tolj The quality is very good and the gram
has not been Subjected In any OF the accidents OF
fly, bhgnt, &r Th- failure, however, is not so en-
TIRE some have repres, nted and In northern IL
nois and Iowa, where the culture is carried on to
any exteat and in some parts of northern Missouri
the weld is heavy, or at least In no case very light
Gus have been injured W the drought, and the
produce is sight.
Corn would be refreshed by rain, but still hae not
yet suffered materially from the long continued dry
heat. Many fields in this neiyhborhood look finely,
and with timely aid from in will turn out an enor-
nous crop.-St. Louis Hraid J.iy 20.
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FERDINAND PALMO.
INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE |
DAY

he y cisS' # Nm GSs 'sf sgf DSSS
& S a thu SS S
enlightened community has enabled him en large and i'm
sddo .
his fGe and well known establishment he has not been IN
saS s s SO Is SG oh cooking for @
ss By S eS Tine w S Of s S ; sa
OH raatgs OF h "d aSesn ,na modem scs9o marble ut
The bill Of fare u others aS ojS any 3 Of a. United
@ s hT S 6ae oSs w e. Al n % Of
roast aud boiled meat, Of the best qualitss with bread and
sss%.,sfs cents ns H"a''S
b eSoaS 1aG o"s rs e Ut9iT oM articles
Jsys COFFEE stesa and black Teas, cent, per cup
AID c w, . Dutch 5s TDSy WI? Ds3 a the
Of the establishment aud experienced
Having visited and being c9nyer;ap with The mode Of bust
as,rS o~ i that lis Sf Pi.ia
eror to none that he has seen N any portion of his
ni the & 5 Of s1s S% n at
respect aonsGeyeIa.ys e al Other eon tide it
The f h,. bcen Supplied to"shon With croon
Wf which pas o om o %9gve fe S S1f Ne s
On % ' S@sr ''0 ''0eN ''' HENRY GosLINd
" Office 3e Wall street This company continue their bu
;oes of Ss@s o o or " @se by a on soSS
against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas ". Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thom,s T. Woodruff. Benjamin r. Robson
John II. DAWSON, Francis r Sage,
Thomson Price Joseph Allen
John u Lee, John Y. Moore
Moses Tucker. James r. Holmes,
Caleb G.. Tunis, James X. Whiting
Arson Baker VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John {. Merritt, Thomas Morrell.
GEO T. HOPE, secretary iry,' ''''' m ai;S'i
WIN. Il. JENNINGS 81 co.
nRhPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain solicit attention
of elsolabe goods including Cloths, Cashmere Vest
all the aud various styles under the
that the of small profits aud quick returns"
which hes elected so liberal patronage will be Continued
while arrangements such will enable fill all
dcrs in future with prompness.
A feature in the establishment which commend il
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock of of first quality ready made Gar.
ments, consisting OF
Surtouts, Crooks
Dress Goats, Faraloons,
Vests, Office Goats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice collection Of
silk aud Satin Scarfs Cravats,
IIandkerchcfs, Gloves
Suspendrrs, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, SC.
At prices which must offer inducements purchasers.
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St0nlnxtOn.
Correspondence OF the Herald.)

Correspondence OF the Herald3
SroNTeToN, Aug. 4, 1643.
The Wdda,oamuck House Defgh fut Rstrsat-Inpi.
goratimy Sea Breesss and Bathing Pleasant Days
and Delicious Niehts-FiMing and Cunning
but abrpsaH, the Ladi,s.
DEAR BENNLTT.
as you cannot be expected to have reporters at
all the numerous watering places, have volunteer
ID TO drop voa mlssive from this delightful place
of sojourn, during the summer months and COM
mence by stating, that S,oLiugron mas all the adj
vantages that heart OF man, or woman either, can
desire, az re treat from the heated atmosphere and
impure sir oil d crowded city; 1t almost seems like
Paradise. when compared with the densey crowd
ed and upheelfhy streets Of New York. Here is a
beautiful village on the sea side, with cold warm
salt water baths, sweet ocean breezes to invigorae
our exhausted frames-no such thug as oppre ssive
heat ~ debilltate the system on the contrary, the
days are pleasant and the nights cool enough TO
quire blanket or two. Those who delight in fish
0g can have II IN ptriccton TO their hearts con.
fent-such place for piscaiory exercise | have
never met with in all my travels; here. daily, are
aiken abundance OF cod, haddock, blsckfioh, foun
de rs, &c. NC.
Oar hotel 10 called the Wadawanuck House"
and is kept ny Messrs Blake & Reed, formerly pro-
nretors Of the WavrTley The hotel is large and
beautifully situated; they can accommodate from
Two hundred to two hundred and twenty boaiders;
the exterior is not the only imposing part Of this
good house, oil within is neatness and cleanliness,
aud calculated tor comfort The table IS excellent
and Is dairy furnished with all the season affords
The ladies', heaven bless them, arc here, as every
where else on earth, the very charm OF llfe-cheer-
lul, animated and happy The society Of "eur
house" is oil that be wished for; my only regret
is, that time passes away rapidly Tell the poor
sufferers in the oven OF Gotham, that if they wish
for new lease of exlstence to come TO Stonngton.
Yours, VS.
p s. There is something wrong in your post Of
fee, we have been without your Herald for three
days
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IA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
E;H ALAThc proprictos Of this Establishment so IA
voably known the travelling public the tho
Toughfre between Charleston and Mobile are determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and liberaIy of
rangencn which il has long, and they unde
seryedly c9joyed The buildings which are spacious
aud conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired aud
the bed both double aud single have been eurnshcd
with beds aud bedding also with every necessary article
private are lae airy and elegantly furnished These acli;
ties with CAREFUL and attentive cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the season and market afford aud the firm determination Of
the propric'or 10 omit nothing that will tend the sasec
ton OF their guests will they trust them the favorable
attcltion Of the travelling public. An Omnibus will all
times be IN readiness convey passengers from the Rail Road
and Steamboats, TO the house free of charge.
w. TlLLEl co. Montgomery, June I, 1913.
1u,sr