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Masta's Genuine Indian Vege-
table Purgative Pills.

rENHE most generally approved family medi-
4 cine now to be had at AL the prlncipa stores
IN every village anc town in this state and through
ont the state of New Hampshire and Canada
East, w.. IL:
gestiol, Headache. Dyspepsia, Llser Com-
plaint, CcStireness, Piles Jdund1ce, GhoL-
&c, Pain IN the Stomach and Side, HeGTt-
burn. Perverted Appetite. DidrrhGd, Dys-
cntarg. Impure Blood, and all Derange-
nentS of the Bilious System,
The proprietor has such confidence IN these
Pills. thai be would say to all persons who may
purchase box ofthem, that II. alIer taxing one
two doses in accordance with directions, they
should not be satisfied with them, the money paid
will be refunded or the charge for the same can
ceiled. bv returning the box in a useable condl-
tion with the remainder of the Pills. Agents
selling them arcrequeSed to conform TO this rule
Ifyou or your family have been in hehabit OF
using pills, try them, and you will find them as
GOOD: if not better in many respects, Than any
you have ever used before Do not say to your
self. should be filad to buy box Of them, but
there are so many kinds before the public already
some recommended forOne thing, others for anotht
er. and the rest for every thing, that have no
confidence in any of them, believing them all to
be made for speculative purposes. Without
doubt. many proprietary medicines are too highly
recommended, and made merely for speculation.
All this NAV be; but these Pills will be found to
answer as general thing, the purposes forwhich
they are designed
Try them and see for yourself, if you do not
like them, return the box with the remainder Of
the pills and they will cost you nothing. Call
tor Masta's Pills and see that the name is on the
box
g4T For further particulars in relation TO them
see pamphlet, sold in this village, and by most all
the merchants in the county.
w. P. Russell s. S. Moody, Middlebury, also,
Ira Bingham. Cornwall. H. o. Smith New Ha-
ven. G. w. Parmelee Bristol, J. 3. Buntly Sails
bury, Edward Fales Lincoln, E: S. Atwood
Shoreham, and by one or more merchants in eve
nv town in the county:
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WOOL! WOOL !!

The subscriber has Just received, from the
East, some of the best and latest improved Ma
chinery, and has fitted up his entire works in the
best possible manner; and being grateful ior
past iavors, would again announce to his friends,
customers, and the public generally, that he is
ready TO receive Wool 10 manufacture into
Cassimeres, Plain Cloths, and Flannels.
Also he is sanguine to believe, tyT reason Of
his long experience in business that he cannot be.
and is determined he 1rW not he surpassed, in
manufacturing cloths, for Durability Of service
and Permanently Of color, by any establishment
IN the County.
Those wishing to have wool manufactured
will find it tc be for their interest to give him
call.
Wool mar ufactured on shares or by the yard,
al.the opIior c11ss the owners.
EDWARD PHAIR.
n. B. Terms adapted to the times. E. P.
New Haven Mills, 1913. 81; 6m.
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~PRTNTS! PRINTS 10
W. JOHNSON offers his present stock OF ?,
Prints at reduced price TO make room for ran ran
stock. All those in want of Calico Dresses VIII
do well to call at tho Peoples Store.
July s. ls47.
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HhR Ford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the HART
J. FORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY for Mddlebury and
vicinity and VIII receive proposals FLOR insuring property
against loss Or damage by Fire. The long esiab
lished reputation of this company and the prompness
with which all their transactions have been chart cerseC
render it unnecessary say any thing in its favor AL
business with the office inrusted TO him will bt
faithfully and punctualy transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR
Middlebury, Feb. &c, 1872 43;y Agent
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The above named Boat viii be fitted up for The
conveyance ofPaSSeHgers andthe Transportation
OF Freight: she will he managed by careful and
experienced Crew, who wiluSe every exoriion TO
give satisfaction: Those wishing to board them
selves can have every facility Tor doing 50. For
further particulars enquire of the Captain on
board L, CHAPMAN. AGENT.
VcrgenneS.
RErERENcEs.-Nessrs. Joy & Webster. II. B.
Woodbridge, Buffalo n. Y. H. D. Norlhrop,
Rochester ~ y.
FergenneS, April is, 1918. 3tf
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Groceries.
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DR.. S, o. RICHARDSON'S
S b cry Wine Bit ers.

INDIGESTION AND COSTIVENESS
CURED.
GFThese celebrated Biiters are composed en-
irely ofvegetables of the most innocent yet eliec-
nal virtueS-they give purity and tone TO the
STOMACH AND BOWELS,
and are most effectual Remedy ever known for
indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
Liver Complaints, Giddiness,
Jaundice, Nervousness,
FlaIulelcy, Wandering Pains,
Heartburn, Sinking Faintness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness,
PILES AND HUNORS.,
A more powerful and healthy action OF every
acuty of the body will be effected by their use
Or they give
LIFE FIRMNESS AND vIGOR,
Promote action in the Stomach and Bowels,
cleanse from unhealthy secretionS,, and purify
thebloud in the most thorough and effective man.
AS YOU VALUE HEALTH BE
CAREFUL!
And O5STre That
all BiuerS prepared by me have ac-simile ofmy
signature on the outer envelope.
To countrtch lrhich is f0rgery.
For the convenience of Families have the
Roots and Herbs g round and packed in papers,
which
MAY BE USED IN WINE OR WATER
6OrderS from Agents, merchants, traders,
druggists, apothecaIieS and dealers in medicines,
will be punctually attended TO.
For Sale, IFholcsale and Retail, At
MY OFFICE.
No. ID HANOVER STREET-BOSTON.
and in every town throughout the New England
States, by my Agents, who are
Pledged 10 sell The Genuine.
Up rice 75cents bottle-50cents paper..Eg
W.P. Russell & S. Moody. Agents.
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SCROFULA CURED

This Certificate conclusively proves that this
SarsaparlIa has ueriect control over the most OBJ.
stinate diseases Of the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Or. T0lrRsad-Dear Sir; have the pleasure
10 inform you thai three Of my childrel nave
been cured of the ScroiulG by the use OF yalrex-
cellent medicine They were afflicted very Sc
verely with bad sores have taEen only tour to,-
ties it took them away, for which l feel myself
under deep obligation Yours respectable.
ISAAC GRAIN, 100 Wooster-st.
New York, March l, 1S47.
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Ifiddleb1try, SIDNEY MOODY; East
lMiddlebvy, J, Cook & Co; Brandon. Ed
ward Jackson Brandon, Volney Ross
Whiting, l. F. Benson; Sudbury Wallace d.
Hyde; OrveH, CatIin g. Wright salisbury,
Howard Harris Nel1 Hdren. A. P. Roscoe :;
Bristol, Geo. w. Parmelee; Vergennes, F.
Huntington; Tergennes, T. Sprague Ferris
burgh, Allen & Whesler; .Honkton Ridge,
NJ. w. Kinsley. SLY
Grand Depot 14l Fulton ST. NJ Y.
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This Extract is put up in quart bottleSi 1t IS b
times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted superb
or TO anv sold 1t cures diseases without vomit-
ing, purgng, sickening ordebilitatingthep patient
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDl-
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!..I osa teEs2lE Lsg.lleGin, Nos.

Gry~ THE SARSAPA-
EiI.I.A COMPOUND Of
ih,s Company is almost lit
cral!y d sulphaic Of Sar-
sarariiia. So highly con-
.ccntratel is it, that tho
ihesc is but the half OF 4
very small tea-spoonlul,
u'.:le the dose of that
which is so.I in large bot
ties is nearly a VINE glass
fal! In addition 10 Sar-
ytplrilll itc.ntains Il pow
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S N \ y s

~ FOR TAMPA .BAY-Leaving positively on
C. SATURDAY, Ist iuly-fhe Inst class and fast
AH- sailing schooner PASCAGoULA, capt Burns,
naYlns loas OF her cargo engaged VIII sad
New Basin, oFtu " GIBBONS
Je2o y Cust0mhOuse street.
.sEEzFe STEAM o BRAzCS ST. JAG Q-Regu-
llIllE9 lar PaCket-~fhe supsFior eoppared ami cop
l1 pef-iasefed steamship 4 { ct : HA, Capt
A4feu steven VIII ~ Easnla packet between New
eanSaa bfazos ST. Jaso, TAXING freight aT Mouth OF The
re ufahae and Matanoros Witch wii be forwarded without
qelay ample arrangements having beeu made or Eeats
Lighters, exc, 10 insure dispatch. apst; an
'Agents MORTIMER, TURNER y co, New O5feans
tfHOAiAS T. ADDY y CO.. Brazos 81 JaE0
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- CprnAl sArnnm

.-n~The subscriber takes pleasure IN informing =sesr
81 hs friends and the public generally OF The sg4sfs-
~ opening o. his ICE CREAM SAL0Ols, 1ses ~
sssS situated So. Charles Street, next door SS3
Of GFayie street, amt directly opposite tss
Mn Jiapps Chuch where he intends all times To keep
variety Of Creams Vanilla Pine Apple Lemon and e
variety sBc other Fruit Creams as the season w allow
together with ShefbeS and Frozen enouade. As every
attention vii paid ieasa, and he has been at great
expense lifting gp his sSab sHiaeGt. he hopes
liberal patronage.
Fami.ie. sapptied at shott notice. and On reasouats
terms.
IL his store, under the above Saloon viii be constantly
oGad Soda bieaa, ani large and genefai assortment Ut
EfIts CGndis, Confectionery and SWeet eats OF every
description.
g-S The Ice Cream Saloon win be opened ready for visit
eEs. On thursday, the 2zd inst.
+ In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public tase, a excellent AND OF NJ GStC has been
gagged, and viii be nightly in attendance
Gh25 BIN hAHAARO DANCEVICu.
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RSSnES EANAs.MNs.
oARRoLLToN AorsL AND GARDENS,

S@1rnhAo1iL ON HOTEL AND GARDENS
A ne pabile Is respectfully informed that this 49,
f.R most delightiui place OF resort and amlise-
-Aa meht Is now open under the management & zSssss
o. ne s9bscfpef IN The extensive grounds 30 E5s
al ELS OF all kinds wl be furnished nv the garj 49,
and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
t4Eh0NADE, sHI.RBEkTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY. ~
The Hotel department Is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements; meantime Preparation is made to fr
ns dinner parties with all the decaces the season and
the best OF wines and liquors. ~
And last houg! least, attentive and polite bar teepe
viii ba Ound their poS administer to the comfort OF ms
Trends aud The public generally, whose patronage he socs
apis 1m JAMES Dt RN0
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SNE,AMsRNhESe

~ AU. S Mail BELLE OF THE WEST,
I'D I'd sFs@s Ga 1"r FRSibAy ne oe
sleamIoat BSsi1.E Of fHE VEST b WSl!iea, master.
boa I'll { o 5S3iSs' 'D Il Poy S1
- ne beiie draws only ~ inches, and VIII meet with
ne netay Or iesblnnins, Je30
jt4f. New Steamboat NJ. B. HAMER-for
sa Pto5arso9 TRiD'A9, Ti,ss$ s5thinsi
pas.eas co ssaPbo r. g. AR G HsT en
Is RECEIVING freight and viii leave as above, For freight
orpassage having unsurpassed Accommodations apply on
board r0'' HYDE III SS 6SGI2EsRY IL poydras st
n. B-Fhe Hainef will ascend the rivers without deIen
fs.sss ~ For Cinncinati, Madison ana Louisville
sl 4a p TIE remarkable light draught and swift
6s M ssae or the aboSs on FRbaS
The 30th instant clock, For freight or passage.
'ss on O9a '8oE sM n fIl CO.. s' 81 Magazine street
e. D Fer Jefferson, Fort Caddo Shreveport.
a5ora g LSggg RG 5 y asr@%e f fa"S
stssamboat CREOLE 6 B Remer, masle5 VII leave "a, as
ss o. D5sS aP 3 S vi 93ass CO. lSo
.g5a a Steamer MUSCLE No For lef t',t
r. S9tqrt.I ard Gt faadass on ia:oo heS
Ra h 5s It s seH ct s fpst No
Lart sawaiiney having been thoroughly repaired, viii
,T$ys as aooSe For freight passage apply on board foot
-Segg u Ii. SMITH " co. vs. Magazine street.
fS5f h. For Cincinnati and Louisville. - The
boa oAR H95fs fh ad is ."n assr s'eS %
leave az above on ATT RDAY the lst July at clock
q SEQ sM ff Go IS ' Sass on SDa'
f Fasas ,e ySsseqgg pa Xq5eS og
sssyasssz1aaz5H place OF the GEN. WeRpH)E1r YaL0o
fs l19f SIX fSa g; q ec sle
p M--Ihe well known and iast-running seamboa, PAT
6lCA HENRY Thos, Charles, master, will leave above
fo iegh or passage apply on board 1907 Of Canal street.
To- The Gen, Worth has laid up to paint and reft.
w. i. The Steamboat N oRTHERN LIGHT
5t3s5s For fiitSbarg, (dtrfct0 ~ hcet@E, Ctneta-
gas44=s2s Raf5, aad Ill tatGffRed2ate taRdt"gS- on
SATURDAY, LIST luy, at o'clock P. NJ, spuueln
Ihenew, elegant and iast-ruanlng steamboat NORTHERN
Light, w K Olden master, is expected TO arrive to-molN
and viii leave above For freight passage, having
unsurpassed apply on board opposite roy-
~ B.-lha Northern Lights entirely new boat, ana
being very gh tiranght, will meet with delay IN reach
m, hef destination. Je3D
go n or Bi1oxi-via Bay St. Louis, Pass
Id = G4rtSttGA G,sd M stssippj t1tg. + are 10
81 4afssa4Az B.o8i, So 80 R eg ala Pae e. !,
Iee splendid tastrUnnlng passenger steamer Mon III
w y ,auon, master, Ibulit expressly for the Lake trade
galn ai n ate-room) will ply regular packet to
}ot a9u ihealeiiate places during the 'easias
Ret orleans and Biloxi Us follows:
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS FOR BIL0xI.
- rem sfe5 CgnG5. fidm Ra1roGa.
iuesdaY a. NJ. Barge Tuesday 81 A. NJ Cars.
Wednesday, r, N. Barge Wednesday 6 P. NJ. do.
FUday, 5 A. NJ. Bafge Friday 81 A. NJ. do.
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEW ORLEANS. &
Sunday ut O'Clock, r. Thursday, o'clock. PM
EedneSday, O'Clock 4. NJ. Saturday, O'Clock A. M
sbod be sent down the day previous Freight by the Rail
road viii he received Tor the last For freight or pas
saFe, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply 10
Ist9 WiNGATE 4 brennan, AZ Poydras st.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
i9'HE above Reward wiH be qaid nhon coayletion
81 the person persons haIbosHg the rpHattfess sz
MATILDA ofIILI4A--tatf no dUsbt now passing hSA
under assumed name with forged pass sad g--2zg
Is dark nIulstto about feet Or inches him. Ii or "
YeaB Of aye stout made ppInlae eyf shsf noe ADD
her eet ii when alEIrr. Tigenty-fge dollar viii be
faid Tor Comprehension ahdIodgpe any jail OF the city
OF state. GEO. &. BEARD, 20 MAGAZINE 81.
Esw0Lsans, May a. 1913. ms8s
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DAGU ERRE0TYPE.


Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS,
y the application Of the above mysterious agent Da-
~ guee0type "a discovery OF The subscribers, the undeT
signed enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS of the
superior KIND stEcLE sAC0HD-catehlng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing 1t ndelby upon the silver
plate Those WHO Egsh 10 retain in their families good
iIKsNESsEs Of relations friends do SO at moderate
nHCs Rooms, Of Canal and Chartfes Ss-EHtraRce
No. Chalf.es street. [my3 lyl W II. HUfGHL&GS
A4AGUIREtS DAGUBRREoTYPE.
NJ, would respectfully hanks for the liberal patron,
~ bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
ntfodaaine the DAGUtRREQTIPE into.EevUreaus,
five during whlcd time he has taken peraaitz.
than any Urser Jeson the word Ills specimens
exhibited al the FAR IL connection vita others taken BY
tie best from taE-N OFt and he awarded the
tr Premium. No uleris # .Is at BIS establishment
but hose taken by rmss IT, }, N assures The pubic thai his
portraits vii continue he what rney atvags been
TIE BEST tbs tong experience, anu constant practice are
Abe hest inducements to persons DESTROYS Of instruction IN the
beautiful Genuine NogtlaRder Cameras 70 cent.
csalr than any the CITY all other alueles The same
Places g. pc dozen Sceuis No for 70 25suaFaniIet
the hesr nla5 oar ia the United States Cases - 70 ard
o. 30; u ew Y ors Cameras at $iS.
49, Ddars nom the country promptly attended to
6 - Entrance No. 3 CAMP street rnhil tt
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MONTHLY BuLLETIN-No.


The QIERgTs DELIGHT which forms essential ingre-
dent the GTaeienberg Sarsapaia Compound Il probably
superior TO asapaaa itself Professor Frost, OF Charleston
5. c. speaks OF il as follows IN the Southern Journal OF
! Medicine and Pharmacy:
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally So powerfully its action eXerted
the cauary and seceting vessels in changing their morbid
states OR conditions and disposing them to new healthy
action that it is greatly 10 be preferred &c, Nc He
further adds That il chronic diseases ana chronic IN
amnaons and also in the long tram OF conseqneneesthat
follows syphilis that It's efficacy is best exhibited"
The superiority Of the Graeenbefg SaIsapaa Compound
he thus stated
1st It composed of number OF the most eicacous
vegetables in hewloe range OF the Matena hiedca IN adj
dltIeD Sasapariila.
ID These are 50 highly concentrated that there many
! adv verified
3D. This concentration renders it SasapariIa what Qu-
nine to Peruvian Bark. The diluted preparations
better than ordinary root beefsonug the stomach,
and spelling the bottles. 70 weak infusion Of Sara
padla when slphate OF the article be had, like
taking bark instead OF Quinine, like travelling IN scow
agHln strong current, instead OF IN swift steamer n
These things being SO, iet all who have naie their
minds any Sarsapaaia that of the Graeffnbefg
Company 1t warranted to be ten times more eicaeous
than any ether kn0wnDo matter now iaSe me Dolte or
eytrayagaut The advertisements. As SPRING bEDi.INEs
the Graelenberg Vegetable Pills the raeienbeg iieahh
RtteH aud the Graeienberg Sarapana Componnd shonh
supefcede all Others For universal the Pills ana Buffers
afe Of ncalcuabe yaue Those who take them need not
fear he vatng effects OF the summer winch - az haha
{ " The General Agent for Louisiana and mssssipI.s
d. HANSBRDuGl, ~ CnmP @tree New , oheahs' La
TO whom appieaton. fer 4 gcncies may Re aaarS ea 10
GT5" For sale by WELD y 90; Pen@iical agents, "
pjaea ard fgst1bo ne ST. C. VAN FELsON corner
Mag4yGne and Bartholomew SIS; J. WRIGHT L. co, Isl
CJlarfreg st.. T. LT,ADD q Condo st., New Orleans
THOS COOK, Postrhasler city OF Aaaysie j. a. KIN ~
EGFi K ~ rorneT evee and Seventh SIS, Lafayette aud
1U3RIEs HENNEOT Cauolton, La. 'es istf
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nj E w OR t. E a. " s
FRIDaY UoRNNG, JUNE 80, 1873.
MseIl.a Or rnE EMnnr eLrE-Al an extra |


FRTDdY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1898.
WFgrrsG or rHE EMHEr CfrB.-Ai an eAf5
meeting II lhe Einmet Club, held last evening a
M l9s IrampiiuuIas street. for the express pur
rrre of receiving lie report Of the Committee o
tranaemani- appointed in regard 10 The Ball to be
iysn on Tie Fourth Of July by tie Club, NFr Dan
4. Byrne lo,I the Chair, and Mr. w. j. Caste
va. appointed Secretary. Tbe Committee to
whom was referred the matter in regard to the ball
pearsd that they had made arrangements upon a
.ssndd scale. Their report was unanimously
aIaped Tie ball is to take place at No. 1873
Tchoppi0ulasstreei, on the night Of the glorious
Anniversary of our Independence. After this,
me President addressed the meeting in an eloquent
msmef. Capt H. ODonnell. who during the late
Mar with NeHco las performed much active duty,
and has shown himself TO bed gallant officer, was
then Introduced 10 The meeting. lie made a grace
nj teerh III behalf Of his native country, which
los down shouts Of applause. Mr.. GafeY was
ttrn called upon and addressed the meeting in &
.,rlia Which combined eoquence and patriotism to
obish degree. . After some unimportant business
asrneeans aji'dt9 the second -Mon'iayin July.
flEE--A fire took place yesterday morning at
AM b,tcrast , O'Clock on hoard of a gatboat
a''' ., ;,,a ,,.,;cI
l2l5u "i m NV, ~ liie i'ot OIL
laIa sifeeb ne names were promptly put out
s.Yte The afFFal0f the engines, BY officers Faun-
,lrroy and Seguine, Of the Second Municipality
Nah, palice lhe owner OF the haat beinoh abse1t
uassr. ra,,,ti as.-.s $3.50
tlt Ing wv aiiu 9fsuils ue-
serve nueIi cIenlt iot lilelr exeFtlons-
n, :. = Il
HoEoRABLY DlseHARGED--it frequently hap
lt reporters Tor lie daily papers faei to fake down
tr notes as soon as possible, they forget to state
g., these persons who a few DAYS previous were
..Sdown a. guilty lad been honorably discharged.
i7en 'l''l,i' r. 2'pail I H. anu . JoseP ~ "a
amths charge entered against them bv Conrad
ra 4 ss = ;n ,,'' ,b , ha re f ,-
nebber buf lei him ,t ali 5fin1es Joa non tl,e
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HOTEL AND GAvDENs.

enc IF t3a most deiggRtlA residences IA the South
,4a-zS TEE IaRRJLTGE baTIL AND GARDENS z.sss
EzsFs 5@ les from Canal St., Hs~cIeaaa, Uig the gSsS
-HsE-4- Casrciiton Raiitoad. -a&%-
iEz subscriber nus The aodo to announce that he is
JEg prepgreQ 10 accommodate tEAted number OF BuAD-
ERs, by tie tag Week OF month.
TENNIS:
Per DAY 81 Co.,. Per yyeeE 80 90 Per Month, 80 %
Breakfast, Dinner, and Sappef, al any hour.
Fish nnet5 10 order, md Private Pares accommodated
The best OF Wines and Lqu0.s.
ice Ggeaas, Ser5ets Lea0aads and Sode 0aer, served
al he Saloon IN the Gardens.
The pnng-foons and Res1aurat Erder the charge OF
Mr. PouoHET OF the hrst caterers. audr formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Fables. Fen,pin Alleys. and Quos
Good Stabl1ng i0f thirty Horses
~ The FLOWER 6 GARDENS attached f. the Hotel,
ten acres extent lad with much taste and in
line order and TAR sprpGSS anything OF the and in the
United States
EoUQUETs, in great variety, always to be had appioa-
ten 10 The Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Visites whose patronage
IS IesDaettniv solicited by (mylIl .IANES5 DLRNU.
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER cLoTHING

-VlAFLAIAk NaIN
No 81 C.4yN.43 STR Under tic P{1Hters' Hotet
fs'HE subscribers have received large and fashionable
Z stock OF CLOTHING suitable for the present season.
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
rom New York, az whieh place they have manuactory
VI hough their terms already pretty well known to the
public they Will briefly state thathey have adopted the safe
system OF dong strict cash business believing this system
TO be as beneficial their customers 10 Themselves they
not charged price order TO the losses
which those who TO credit business QtoGBS OR less
sustain. call Is respectfully solicited.
JOHN S0BTHWEBL IL CO, q Canal St,
api5 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL,


FsFtE tots this wei known watering place, situated
Z Ga the Gulf OF Mexico within hU miles oil New d.
QFeans WI" reopen for The reception OF ySters, on Es=H
June ls BUnng the winter. considerable altera 4-a-A
tons have been made the house and grounds with the
view Of add Inc comfort OF those seeking health Iepose
or pleasure
ihe Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms have
been finished superior manner, andthe OdretO feels
hesitation In saying that they surpassed any
watering place in The Union. =.
Additional bed rooms, wash houses, ironing -rnoms &C,
have been erected expressly Tor servants tie employ OF
yISiiers
TheSEA BArHNG cannot be surpassed on The and
BtLnARp TA8LEs, TgEffF ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design Of tie proprietor render this establishment
3 fnJ class Itoei ia AL is appointments, and worthy the
patsoRage Of fe citizens Of Louana and adjoining States
Ghe splendid ow pressure mai steamers Oregon and Jas
Il. Day leave the terminus OF the railroad daily, after June
isf, at IL clock arriving al the Pass at and
during he the and elegant steamer
California belonging the ne will leave every alter
morning at O'CLOCK returnng TO the city al II
next day The steamers Mobile and Moniezuna also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
FAMILIES and Others, wishing to secure rooms, will please
address the subscriber
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Pas Christian, Miss.
- Letters other maahe matter left at the office OF
&Jadsun Canal and Camp streets, will be forwarded
daily. my5 Inns 3md& w