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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
The Raa.fed Coon.

We are assured that, after James Conner had
been chosen Clerk Of this County BY Wing votes.
when his friends Of al! parties called at MS house
on New Years Day to exchange congratulations.
they found served up on his table and labeled
Roasted Coon, emblematic Of the defea, OF HENRY
CLAY, Should the Wings by their votes or their
neglect to vote allew Conner TO be reelected, we
trast they will receive some equally delicate and
grateful reminder when they next call upon him.
IF The Coartcy n Ea9airer peremptorily de
MES thar the reporter at Chatham Corners was
employed for that paper, The reporter VIM.
G. Bishop of the Albany Atlas, and we have been
assured that nc was employed for the Courier, OF
course the Courier is the best authority on this
point. and we make the correction accordingly
But the Courier proceeds TO say Of the Globes re
port Of our remarks st Chatham, which we eonied
without the omission OF letter, merely Supplying
very few words in brackets in order to give some
shadow Of meanins 10 sentences left unintellisihe
by the reporter
Such is Mr., sRExIrX's oorroasd report OF bis own
speech; sna athousha Is Goab$s grFE:s eAcHsed fe-
e,rsatsses We are willing to seceptit faithful re
port
The evidence Of the utter ialsehood of this state
msat was before its author when he uttered it
Not Only this, he psctenas to publish our correct,
ed repors" and The Tribunes own extract, iron,
has Speech corrected BY himself" yet o,tts large
a4a s,aserial portoa tssyce' ei,hoat tie isea ats
saesses that he had deas 50 This mu,ilat;ca com,
.ple,ely changes the sense OF the whole ard was
in.enae6 to change it. There apparently no Goa,
eeivable depth Of Yiainy which the Editor OF the
Courier s Enquirer viii not descend 10 detess the
whig candidate for Governor. Fortunately, his
power bears no proportion to his malice,
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g Captain Barton OF the Canal boat James
Durtn, killed lie early rsr, of las, week DC the Ca
nai between Toledo and The Junction, By passenger
supposed % he ;nssar.
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Trade of the p,a.,,
eretaee aad Cs,e-y siercSz.d,.- Jy,,. oei u
RtGort,d SEec,aL!, Ter 7k W. u ...s- ts7E

SEifsare Lsst--i Fia Sss,r55oz Co-Rrrys S,r,-,,.
r ~ ketsfy-S9t cbls Sour icae. royve,, ,ss J. n
Il Gutesn $50 co AleG Whtseset. sss a. ~ = ".
Thoris 81 do Cobb: % 90 Bows Csrsy. n 49,. y,
bbs ~ 81 do Seer BuT hh1. lIs bei. 10 so a,
Putnam ~
E Fish y Co.'S Lspt-Be4t Tkzrloc Etea-s on, h,.s
rye SEQ do Data Il bbls &c, BEATS { Fish Co.
Ldke CSGmgSGsH GRi MsrehaH;,' Lias-L 4 isAzs,,
S.G, y hiGeslGs3-cS bNs cheese Perry s. Do E.,-
sou Sh-rsu box fc,s So hN. lbs cks cheese JeseT
HARRISON; tubs butter Dolls potatoes piano for, u
Rayrrord DBL POTATOES W Tcreil; do L Carts /; rSg,
b.tsr - bxs IS chs cheese Johcsoa Son. pass b,,,s
ClafS Eiss; cask hbls butter \ Johrson: ~ cs
starch ThScto-e Perry Cos bSs goods EIlicg Bows
tor.
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SAp.-The house OF Mr. Tutman Dcnm0n, IN
North Carolina 10y lightning, which instantly
killed his wife aud set ire to his house Two children
and negro were stunned and hurt but recovered short
w. The negro and child escaped but the other
manned by the body OF the mother and was burned to
death in the house.
I-Y- The complimentary dinner given to Mr.
Lover at the Adams House yesterday delightfully."-
social aud pleasant affair. James Eagan Esq presided,
assisted by DR. Robert White, picePresdent The
speeches sentiments stories and songs were all OF the
most appropriate character and reelected great credit
the taste and talents OF those who contributed TO the in
tecctua entertainment OF the company Mr. Lover was
admirable spirits and appeared deeply sensible OF tho
many warm hearted tributes OF respect which paid
TO him in the course of the evening. Boston Post
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,s-sEE OUTSIDE OF TO.DAY,s PAPER.-a,

" Democratic Wing General Committee
Special Meeting OF this Committee will he held on Sat
urday Evening, 3ls inst I. O'Clock, al the Broadway
House. By order, J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Wce-Chn.
JAMES II. PINcKELY, ss,,a,.,ie.
CHARLES CHAMBERLaIs,
NIB. full and punctua attendance is desired al this
meeting
TT The Ward Committees will be supplied at this
ne with their tickets which will be delivered 10 The chsr
Of the Ward Committee or 10 a delegate from the
Ward 10 tho General Committee. go y
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MARINE JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. DAY
THE Sun THE NOON YuLL SEA
Rises. 3 81 Sets. A 20 Morn. 10 Morn. ~
LATEST DATES. -
London .....--O ct.-3 Hsyre. $500 OCT :
Liverpool Oct. New-Oreans 49, Oct =
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED
Ships corsar Pealndy, Brazos 81 lago Eseh sa,,
Iunr liverpool ElweIl & Co. Cotton Planter fras'
Bsrss Niles Vasler Hamburg Schmidt q Baichen
EMPIRE Ps p SEa Drake Phs Republic. Smith Porta
Scoops Jas Lamphier. Remy, Providence Radiant
Hsnkens Providence. -
-- ARRIVED
shin Louisville Hunt ID dys Noresn. cotton, &c, z
Vrnezu!isn brig Dusscceade, Todd, i'm Anso.tura and
% dvs FIN the Bar coffee hides, &c Maitland Connrse
Co Three days ago in heavy gale sprung aleak
gFLOW-A French bark and brigs unknown,
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peantifuI Har-beauIii1! Han, 80.
Whst can IN beauty With thee c t ~, ~ lei,
Thy .o3s'; by , ,5ss b. io,sa s
a as 70 I'm ifys : s.ts 2os % Airy
The red heeds an drrk ieuy, reb az md safe
Msht nave sNeu Efs ere hey Iet aeoiher day I'VE
r.e sS Sos q JSas's H.. f iss sies 50
soe ressoss .sA t Sst not al .sss L.;
posaed s' and il hey nd s ssi Sas
ever used for The fs g,y % sroS DARK and soft
l,l E EOr 6 Sss9tas aS ersaesag daadros
FSf seppias a.Ii When sf S Clean .o silky
ILL., For dressing re u, , hss n-A-"'
and o sssc os y ss sTes E.ss
sags only in h. cay 4 10 u Ya!:o1.l Bfookiyn Or =!
P,osd..t Newark
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WBIG NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN YOUNG, of Livingston.
FOB LIEUT.. oovERSc1:
HAMILTON FISH, Of New-York.
rok CANAL COMMISSIONERS:
CHARLES COOK, of Chernuns.
WRIG NoMIHATI0IS,

AZ have known and have learned 70 respect Mr YorSe
In the pubic councils o. The State and Nation have had
Opportunity him in the trying period OF the
memorable Wing Congress which enacted the Tarf OF
1872 krose uorths IF e0nd>neeI k,lea no
b. Lng lie Of public stTr,oe v0rthy Of your confidence.
trust IN has at5-Ie0nfde ms potism. would trust
him with ali haYe-l have no iearsno hesitsion--no
oaans in giving him uy most support trust
every friend have and every Wing Kill 90 his hsIe
duty and thus lay foundation for Inc overthrow Of tbs
parry noH 10 COVER by National Wing victory In 1888
M,tLAsp FILLaoEE.-Spssei ut Bggalo, Oct /
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-. ,.,.o.. wishing The Tribune left at shei' 'esid
,seir places OF business, will please send a
ehee =. die Poet Office or leave word az the desk q.
III. publishing once.
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~ Palret's Roam To WetlrH' contains ptiet
tre-tis. the sub)ee: OF advertisrs IN twehY me-
pers the cost of advertising, and lis, c the CITIES any
owrs hrcQghop. ,e country in which the rspers ac pae'
lshed for which he is the duly appointed agent
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAo-
CLEARED


BELOW French bark and 2 brigs unknown.
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subscriptions received 10 The Weekly Tribune
eub.criprions received 10 The Daily Tribune.

Subscriptions received 10 The Daily Tribune.
THURSDAY. oct. .. Por, Chester, ~ w.
Nechanicsvii!e, y. Y -. IDe Rcyts., do..-..-
FxIp,y. Oct 3d. ,Binyhanlton, n. Y........ !
North Adams Mass....... HeInpstead, do....--
Fall RiYer do..-..-.. Bethel Conn --.-..-.'''
Cochecton n f........ Tallahassee r
Subscriptions received to The semi-Weeki''
TErRspAY, Oct. .. 81 Adams W: --'''.''''.
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FatpAy. Oct co. lBra.ueboro, yt;......-.-
Lebanon, ". E............ liPor. Byfon' y. '''
subscriprions received To The New orAef
FaIpAy, Oct 90. lscotehsowr' n f'.''.''''
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~ The Boston Times gravely talks shout the aarar
tags OF advertising sensible man would ~ 'c"n tsay>
the Merrmsek Courier give dissertation on the prepre-
OF eating good dinner THIS no more singular Lhan NE
s TIN, hos. who already know the advantage Of adrcr-
ln IN cav paper. are now sarely DISCUSSING the pro
rriety OF advertising in country.
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DISPATCHES FoR TIE TRIBUNE
eY MAGNETIC TELEGEkP h
aERRIRLE sTNRF
FIFTY LIVES EosT.

THE MOST DISASTROUS or RECORD
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CASE OF ME1zGER-Justice Drinker, VINO has
for some time past had under consideration the case OF
Nicholas l. Netzger charged with being fugitive from
Justice from the kingdom Of Frasce where ne stands
charged with ha-ing committed iorgeFe. to the amount
of abou, $4,000 yesterday decided to committed the
accused III The President a the United States or other
suthori,i.s shall have time 70 make an order II the
-ern;se, Metzser was a. the OF the Legged forge
re. Notary for the kingdom OF France. and was
r-7as,ed with deeds OF property 70 vast amount
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FOk SENATORS
isr D!sL-ROBERT TAYLOR, New-York
I'd ALEXANDER ]. COFFIN, Dntches.
80 do-IRA HARRIS, Albany.
1ih do.-JARvIS N. LAKE. Herktmsr
jim do.--NELSON j. BEACH. Lewis
9Th do.-SAMUEL III. z. HALL, Broone
9TH do-ABRAHAM GRIDLRY, Cayuga
Sth do-PRANCIS STRUGGLES, chsuiauqas.
coHcREss.
lid District. - PHILLIPS PHOENIX.
IVth District. JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
Wh District. FREDERICK A. TALLMADGE.
With District. JAMES MONROE.
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SEARs's GREAT BRITAIN AsD IREtASD.-This
work i. destined TO become OF the most popular
publications. OF the day We confident that all our
readers will De much more pleased with reading useful
works of this character than in devourng the light and
often immoral stories and roances which aood ths
land Published and sold At Us Nassau 81
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DEAySE>s CURED Nothing that has yet been produced
for the Of Deafness Is al all compared 10 DE- hcNar
fcled cures sa,fac0hly aiest its value When the essf
ness tho often sudden and permanent
HAY. Linimeni warranted any case Of Piles Long
LEWIS Western Indian Psnacea Will cure any case OF Asth
ma or Dyspepsia. Sold only III Cortland st. 90 y
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P,sts SrvLy or H,rs- Msnaisemred and for saiyr by
NNoX. rs Fulton. 81 sun Buildings
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For Sheriff ....... WILLIAM w. LYON.
County Clerk. WILLIS HALL.


FIR Members Of assembly,
WILLIAM HALL, WILLIAM B MECH,
NEWTON HAYES. WILLIAM TYSON.
z. C. BENEDICT, RICHARD SCOTT.
JAMES KELLY, JAS. B. BRINSMADE.
H. e. CAMPBELL THOS. w HARVEY,
GEORGE II. BALL, AARON c. BURR,
ALEX. WILKIN, UZZIAH WENMAN,
JOSEPH ABBOTT, CHAS MCGOWAN
Election. ..................T Tuesday, November }.
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rneeiredro rhe scmi-WeekIy.

received 10 The New
49, ~, IN lscctchsowr, n Y.........
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Se,npfratiiebe SSbig
@auntvz z9erIo rIonln1lun0.

9is osmofratiidNn Bbios pon Serfs @oun>
tp iino abtun96pca sin9sIapsn elmer @auntps
Gsriammun9 bsSumcbnsn. mslbs i'm @ourts
bauis Der StaSt &saoin9 9sbaItsn msrosn fpa
llm Samffa9e Den 81. Sebruor,
l846, fir Den 3lpsd funf Delesaten su err
nsnnsn fur bic StaatssSonpsntipn, smpfoblsn
eurb Die QGbi9sOsit9lisosr Der @siesasbun9,
mslbs am Wfittwcb Den IL. ndbfsn MdrS in
I9arrlSbur9 9sbaltsn wsrcsn ie0,um einen9Ebs
eanSoatsn fir Canal GommiiIonsr uno
anSsre nttb9e Gefbdfts abSumobsn mslbe
pcrfcmmsn m69sn. Die 0Gbi9s bon Ssrfs lIno
srfutbt iib fir Die 9stbse9un9 os6 sarifs bon
1912 unb ale bre lanSs 9sndbrtsn @runridts
Sc ein;ufnesn. Q9srosn lis osm aufrufs foI9sn ?
SIN Aufra9 Der ifebenben Committee
Dapio j. Doroon, Sprfssr.
&saoin9, Ssbrunr 10. 1916.
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Der Ttberalc Beobartter
Neabin9, ben 10. Sebrm,ar 1916.

GFJQrn. SbomaS 8. @obran, pom unfsrer
@sfsesebuns, tonfsn mir fir ~ibtiss Gceus
msnts.
GFWc 1T Jobn Nieicr! 9srisIbs wobns
ts friber in sumru Saunibip unb ipa jset ire
9eno 400 in 6eaein9 mpDnen. Sclte ibm bss
iu @sIibt fcmmsn, 70 miro sr fb erinnsrn bas
mir ibn wsssn y tw 6 ;u iebsn Wunibsn unp
nibt fdumsn uns III bsiuben.
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Sic Neabimaer Giiembabn. -


Weinsrs Scurnal lisfsrt fo9snps Nnsabs pcn ben
In9ds9snbsitsn Der &eatin9sr @iisnbabm mps
ron man lib un9sfdbr sinsn Ss9rif maiden
fam, ws au69scsbnt bic Ssibdfts Der @sfsas
fbaft lmo:
Die @innabmsn an Der Sabn, wdbreno eem
Satre merbes NIT Dem 80. 9t0pember lS45
snoste, ,paren pie fpl9t:
SIR Yada9iers $lO3,4l1 13
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u Soblen SS6,939 IA
Ser. ct. Srisfpof 9,4OO co.
Wermiitts @innabmen 43 13|
@nnabms fir transportation $l,O6O,39l 90
Gsnt fur 9Sbsrfts bsl Nibm'o 1850 90
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Steiner grtraa S5O7 1904 90
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16 sur srifen &la6s 9eb6rsn.
3104 &obknsSarrsn, BON Welben 1497 bon
@iisn Inb uno jscsr finf Sonnsn baltsn. "
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uno Sa9a9es&arrsn
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aussr @sbaltsn uno Experimentation [wslbs
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Die aanssn Soften fir Sransportationsn rpas
rem $385,49l 81.
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Irauri9e SolSen oes n1illerismus.-
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wuros Dor snissn Scnntasen eurb Nsuserbe
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pjscsr jusrfannt uno ibsint ouD nibt ssions
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bauis in Solton. Or mar 80 Sabr alt, bee
@sltsits untsr Den @sieessbsrn uno burb bic
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9a CT nis Supor in Sofcn 9smsisn mar, psrs
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len ibn unsebsnosn Nsubsitsn fsinsn Sob pers
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abbdn09en Ismofratsn ndmllb Die wslebs sss
gen ben 9lnltblus ron Ssras marsn, f6nnsn
lib init ibrsn @snriftn nibt rsbt psrifsbsn uno
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init 6lIfe einissr Stahtarsn psn armen
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liden StaatssSUnpsntion ern. 8 arb Sob
lpiessr alS iDrsn Sanooatsn fir @oupsrncr srs
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paillrt, psltss 9prfsbrun9sn triHt fir Die Ss.
iabluna Der SntsrsiFn bon Der Staatslbulb-
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lib semaht cenfsItsn bis gum Obiof1uiTt su
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MEDICAL NoTICF

nOCFOR ELISHA WARNER resrcrtNtli,. ,,,..,,,
- ccs 10 Nae eHtlous uf Wheeling and strfU,,f.t,,s
country that after absence oi ipur months GA
~ mas ic'ufned 10 the city aud permanently located
hSihhh TOR tue hctsl share ~ patronage 6so,v. nr
him during his short rsdrHcc ia NhcelRg Toe iiii tcn
ue's as professional Sc Niccs and hopes meet tie sn
pioiSiipn "t an impartial public An professional calls
'ief ~ TIE cay or country, AZ - promptly uticnd,
ton ~
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under tho "a
non oi rtcc ollie pity stefan of che school ami Ia
ing thoruug, studied tie Indian or 10 anic p,tcc t
ns e'ler who D. 50 generally known the Old Ind au
i9s''iHh 90 'nrsl and having hat The eVpCrc
az lost extensive patronage ic above city for the
"a. Years hofe, iy Osiduous aud uurcuiitted
gecaitons otiosc who may favor him with thc.r conn
dcHrc and patronage.
pffitE-in the brick block. Immediately a, the south
ehd "i Use hfcc and three doors tom his former ;a4d
now OCcuNIed hy Col. u I. EnllrA.
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DIR wrNlNS,
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
BEING \ SURE RENiEIN FOR


] BEING \ SURE REMELl FOR
/ fxoNSUMPTiON ia an its va-ious forms COINS Nsrr
~ ~, bHoScmrts, CkOi. 4, Whooriug Cough, spit
Side and Breas', lniuen5a, LIVER COMPLAINS. -.
Tie medical properties OF nr. WinSn's Ralsam "a
Wild Cherry fully established every see ION uf he
country, rs It's success The nvcefalo CA.
IS 90 the foregoing class of dHvG as.
m almost every instance where I. has teen Ucrscvc
IN, u hes elected radical Although an many 90.
se- thts basuui viii afford immediate relief Dr. 40 least
eject great change ia few DAYS, stili n "a
pcctcd 10 N miracles by curing all in time
%Lto restore cath 10 fame that has heea prey
leu disease for Years,
BESIDES there many STAGES of ihe disease
tha II Is impossible for physician determine thc
quantity Of medicine required 10 eradicate A. different
periods GDd forms requiring different quantities; hence
in some eases, single lou!c sufficient; hilC others
VIII require three or bottles 10 produce tbe effect
NJ we ask OF ;ic parent ~ 10 medicine
iia and lc rest assured ;Asl Will lie productive
Cf Tic most rene1cial EFFECTS.
Paicuis ia taking the medicine need not restrict
themselves as regards de' except avoiding the uiCi.
gesiahle articles Of .IOd-uch sailed and smoked meat
cahtagcs, onions. cucumlcrs, sc.
They should ray proper attention thar their dress
warm, ana Should ayuiG exposing themselves the
cemencies % te weather. careful not 10
else.
Frequent bathing in warm hath end the uso Of heir
goNv- Tor ruhbg The flesh ueOre going 10 ted VIII aid
The medicine ii as edrcis.
The bowels should ~ kent omen with gentle med.
icuc such as DR.. Wiuans Poor Mans Pills, which viii
be found much superior to ANY pufgayc lis
Use, and VIII also aid the Basoin all affections the
liver.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
IS 7. HoRNBRDok,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-27
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
No. I'D ChcSHut So bttrten Ord and Ia
PHILADELPHIA


f1lilS popular and central Hoc'. aisied hy the
- McSsrs SandcrsOu, having passed into the hands
tc su scri'cr hV desires 20 inlorm his iend~ aud Abe pub
lie that n Is open for tile reception of guests.
To those who have visited fhc Franilin House, a.
uNantarcs a. desirable stopping place well known
To thuSc who have not Twill lie emily necessary
that IL h situated ~ thc busiest yart she iashona
bic street u the immediate viciGuy of size Exchange Posi-
Oice, Banks Custom House Places OF Amusement ITO
leis Seantoa, Landings Railroad popOis Public square
Court houses, Sc.
Since the change Of prOptic.ofs large amount 81 mo
neg hes icc expended n onlagiug, rchtgig, tclnis-
llg and painting. Among the numerous improvements
may lie mentioned improved entrances. ladies
dinayy. new cvuilCuaus dining sdoun new par'nrs.
new cIaintcgs, Kitchen, ud lar ruUui BESIDES
many other minor Improvements.
The principal features OF sst rate hotel the Tacand
Wine Cellar Min he under the acmCnt OF Mr. James
VI Saudcrson. one 1.-THE former PROJECTORS, whose amb
tOu 10 excel Caterer is well known. his widely cc-
eAr1'cd cook, pclctcr aided ~ experienced assistants
viii s'ill continue 20 e has right hand man.
The once and ooks wal teuuder the charge ofMr G..
l.. Durham, a,e The able eduor 90 she Daily Ohio Union
% Cincinnati aud more recently OF Boston. In short.
great cXcrOrs have iccn made and hereafter will nUt
spared, To render The Franklin One OF The IiRsr
liotc's ,or Comfort, convenience aud g0od living,
- II 20 ID. y. MINOR.