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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
DENTAL GARD.
rArnOvsMrSr IL ARTISTIC DrsrrrRr,

IMPROVEMENT IN ARTISTIC DEHTTgTRYs
Q. GRANVILLE SAMUEL N. d. d. d. s..
nESIRES 10 inform The citizens Of Hannibal and
IL country generally that he has recently purchased
late and valuable Improvement in the dental art,
which snabes him to insert plate teeth in style sHpe-
rior any IN northern Missouri he beng the only dom
It's; in b:s section ahe ia in possession OF said i'm.
proSement)
Dr.. 5. will guarantee his plate teeth 10 ssrpass In
beauty, SsrGbiify and usefulness, those Of any oth
dentist in s picisy at Isas and TO be equal to any
elsewhere.
Dr. - Is COMMENT, VITA aus s1psiior laelil,ies ts
way Of Instruments and apparatus, together with the
sisaniases medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge Of dentistry, that be
is better prepared 10 practice dental surgery suecessful-
ly upon CORRECT and SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
than whose qualifications consist only of super
fetal knowledge the mechanical branches of tbs sci
enca.
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain Nerves destroyed as usual, and
particular attention given to the dentition Of ehdrsn,
and all dgelses ofths mouth carefully treated and at
tended tc
n. B. Dr. S. keeps constantly on hand a supply Of
the best tooth powders, for whitening and PRKIkKvINs
the teeth.
oFFICE;-OyerJ J. P. Rieharii' hardware store.
Inarll'52-ly.
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Correspondence 0f The Baltimore Sun.
WAsHINGTos, March 10,
SPIRITU AL RAPPING EXCITEMENT

The mysterious rappings in the DIVE ling Of
Mr.. Francis Kcithley, near the Navy Yard,
continue, TO the annoyance and perplexity of
the worthy family, and the astonishment of
, spectators and listeners. On NJ nday evening,
three hundred persons were present, amsAgst
them Hon. Mr.. Giddings of Ohio Hon. MIR.
Stephens of Georgia, Prof. Page and VIM, w.
Ellis, Esqa Chief Engineer, OF the Navy Yard.
The rappings, or unearthy sounds, were dis
tinctly heard, but learn that no revelations or
, interpretations whatever have yet been given,
Such is the character of the family that no one
who knows them cntcranS any suspicion Of
COLLISION or deception on their part.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, com
municates the following simple rule Tor calcula.
ting heihterest for any number Of days,eat sis
/ per cent. per onnum;
Divide The number Of days 10y 6 and multi,
lglv 10 ~ rs - lYc'inn' th- vcsut Is ~
2 UNVf 30 tv t5'Hl cu. A# fite rllg sgW 81
III yug vc ga dolla.s ana cents, r
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! Clau'cr ei SlGo bills on tic Northern Bspl
! 2, KeAueky are in circulation at Richmond
Va. Ht 40 ..y
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
PLANK RoAn MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens of Monroe
county; pursuant to notice, held at Paris, on the
18th instant, for the purpose of taking into con-
siderator the project Of building Plank Road
from Paris TO Hannibal, the following proceed
ings were had:
On motion, Joel Maupin was called to abe
Chair, and james NJ. Bean elected Secretary,
Messers J. G, Fox, John N. Parsons, and John
w. Mclean, being sevcrally called upon, adj
dressed the meeting, highly commenting the
contemplated enterprise, exhibiting ''Gacts and
figures" showing the adj vantnges resulting from
Plank roads and urging upon the meeting the
importance of taking the necessary Steps TO Sc
cure the building Of said road. Alter which
the following resolutions were unanimously u
nlopted
Resolrcd, That we have seen with great inter-
est the movements OF the people Of lIapnibal
and of Rails county, in favor OF the construc-
iiion of Plank Road from Hannibal to Paris;
and feeling lively interest in said enterprise
p wtS -'tc'T Qf 'ftA' % uN nr thst ,isi &. II
: RyyNa 3."t"tt hs mp ej yttSs-u'
Iipwil! X ,ou.a Ee.@ opaislGth,s plato, oU;i ,
seco,d Moaf ntANs. pe&t pa .har rJ
pcap's VI MO drMg --on' .u' ~ .
.6hiis-i,nasls-el, .s-. --.sse y! al lrSep.
~ inuU a. otena
R,ssi,ea. F I,Tcs c. Foy @. MoBwer
r. ID, Ap4t,n, r Melon, Joel Maupip, AMI J
n, Parsons be coRstituieSa Commute Of Nig
10 q H-
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lcnse and correspondence, for the purpose Of
properly awaiting The minds Of The people with
regard TO the impoiiapce Of the proposed road
urging upon them to attend our next meeting; and
also for The purpose Of collecting all the statis-
tical information connected with this enterprise
that may be in their power and report such in
formation 10 said meeting.
On motion, it was ordered thS these proceed
ings be published inthe Paris Mercury, and that
the Hannibal papers le requested 10 copy the
The meeting then adjourned.
JOEL MAUPlN, Chairman.
j. NJ BEAN, Secretary. .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
rsszeee=' sale q Real Estate in Han


WHEREks: on the ninth day Of December, 1877
w William +. Owsty BY his setisiu decd OF tfus'
OF that da'e sold and conveyed 70 Robert r. Iakenan
sna Charles W. IeseriDg Two Lots Of ground ~ TOE
city Of Hannibal and Stale Of Mssouti 70 wit; those
two lots known a. Lots numbered seven aud eight ~
Block numbered ihiry-seven IN said city; and Bs BY
said deed they hs laid fskenen and Leterng, were
authorised 70 s said lots OF ground atihe said city 10
the hgbes and best bidder for cash in case the said
Owsley did not Il The time pay certain notes named IN
said deed became due, orwthin sixty days thereafter
pay OF and discharge the same-tid notes being gigen
by said Owsey 10 Jamson Sanre--aiid a, before the
uudsEs gned could sell said property by the terms Of
SAT- Deed they were hy The same required 10 give twes.
~ days bic notice Of The time terms and place Of
saF Sale. and of Che property 10 be sold h some news
paper printed in Hannibal
All which will appear BY The Record OF said dee d
the same having been fled Cor record in the ofice oil
The Recorder Tor Marion county, Missouri, on the 18th
gay oil December, 1897 and beng of Record W SAID
Office Ia Book ~ for recording coyeyancs &e., pages
J35 and got And hs said ow sley did mol pay OF o.
discharee said notes. any ofthem any part Of them
as they several ybecame due, or within sixty days aei
ihey or ay oil Them became due and as The assignee
and holder Of said notes has required the undo sigs 70
sell the Aforesaid lots for the payment OF sad notes a
authorised by said deed. Now this Is 10 give notice
That, IN pursuance Of said deed anil ofthe prsmtes
The undersigned, viii The nth day OF april, 1919,
between The hours OF O'Clock IN tie forenoon and
House door, IN the said city of Hannibal pablic VEN
due expose 10 sale 10 the highest aud best bider for
cash ~ hand all the right interest aud estate, Of
The said William p On sey, IN and TO those two lots OF
pieces of lard, with The improvements thereon, known
as lots seven and eight. il Block No. Thifiy.ssyen,
~ sand cry oil Hannibal, according 10 The plat or plan
OF Sid city. lie purchaser al said sale to receive
from the Undersigned deed, in pursuance Of the an.
touy vest ed in them by the d9e1 first above named.
Hannibal, heb. IS, 1852.
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sT. 10 us PRICEs.


CHARLES p. FREEMAN s. CO.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES COL
I.NPOR TIERS a ND JOBBER
ia broadway. door Soth OF Liberty s.rs@,
M 10 NW &0W0 -
Lave now on haad, aud VIII % rsesisisS daily
l. through the season, New Goods, direct fiom the
European manufacturer and cash Auetiens Tie fash
lonsbe. fancy SILK Millinery Goods. Oar stock Of
Rich eoeps complies every variety Of the latest asd
Aosi beautiful dsssna imported.
MAY Of our goods are manufactured expressly h
order, hcn our own dssgds ana patterns, and SEND
unriyslied We OIes our goods for Cash, 4 loref
prices than any credit House in America an afs,d.
Al purchasers viii fad greatly q their interest a
reserve rofoa Of their EAons. and msks ssleeeo.a
itow cur great variety Of ...sh cheap goods
/ Ribbons rich Tor -onnsti, Caps, Sashes and Belts
Bonnet sA. eatlas, Grapes, Iisses, and Tarletons
EDs,. Siderei cOIa.s, chsmiEets, Capsss Hszlhss.
Habits, Sleeves, Cu6S, EisingS, and lAssftinrs.
ElRbtOiaered, RsslFs, AAas, ana Hens tisA Canbrls
! Isdkls, .ssNJh $50 N.Y.
hoods, Iasions. aud Emhreidsred Laees Tss Cara.
EmATolslelai l.Aseslor ShaWla, Mantias aAd vsils.
IonitOn, Neehlen, Falsne enes, ard Brusses Laeea.
Ens1lyA sEt We've Thread, s1ysna, Lisls Thread,
Cotton i.aeas.
Kl, Ii's Taread. silk, and sewing silk clsvss and
j tirlS
Frsa-h and AmssieaR Artificial Flowers
Fisueh Lace, English, Ansfean, and ttoiinn.
straw Bsansn and riinEinp.
IAlVApy, tsss IA Is-N
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9TarraS.

I'm the Dn lnH Ivy Rev. NJ. n. Danos, Of Raj county,
Mr. CHARLEsF DENNING, To- Mis-. NANCY J. SCAN
LAND, both of Pike county, No. .Itl .tL .tF
bride taken from family where cake as we received
with the oboye be cooked prize indeed II was
wiic rs snow, and the tate dclcour.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

This Volcanic Oil, which 10 the bssis OF the T.;ni.
mont is procured from the bowels Of the earth: placed
there BY All-Wise Providence great healing agent
for thtrse and benefit Of mankind and BY them 10 be
apped 10 the useful domestic animal. placed under
their charge and which become liable to diseases and
accidents fion their domescation. II Is 10 be found
10 various parts Of the globe wherever volcanic OF
burning mountains have ceased 10 exist but (which msy
easily be known from The desolation and destruction
which surround them. Along the base Of the Stern
Nevada Mountains Salt Lake or Mormon City, il
be pouring forth from the cefs OF those i'm
mease pies Of rocks, shattered by volcanic eriptions.
Many persons who have travelled by land 10 Califor-
MIA NAV have observed an oily substarce floating on
the surface Of springs. Pools and Lakes while in other
places the water wonld appear clear bat upon stirring
H. Che ground being saturated with this OIL the
face became black in colour and greasy as tar Had
the virtues or this Oil been known, many bold pio.
would have been relieved from the anguish Of
rated limbs and spfnned joints attendant upon crossing
those rugged and rocky mountains. -
This Volcanic Oil upon chemical analysis is found
20 he composed Of several powerful ngredientS one
which is naptha. well Known TO chemists and phyri
clans as one Of The chief stones OF the gIes
le.saving ed6ce which science is daily bringing tc
complexion This. when combined with some OF tn,
most soothing and powerful remedies known in the ma
terra msdita. form a Eminent far moro valuable and
snerior TO anything that has bsen discovered
81.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

%Fo The Adn'nsna'gil, end Gs,diors OF MeEEMMl
AZ SMARshf'H need,
HAghg tecu appointed by The 7TaIien county com
colpn. s'oner 70 sudif and allow demsnds upier ~
igllst all Isl at he,sby give notice that sill
tsha 4, the Rec oldsiis oGee IN zee Ciy q hsaeia'
March loss rrop 10 A. n, un'ii 3 p. VI. climate
10 auad and a,'i,s soeh demand ags ~ ss'a Ess
a. my BE p e,i'el Z 0.,pkAPkk cen5,
uASynst, Mach 10, 1873 NsFls-S
.Etlla fak1 .ttsa
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
ST. LOUIS.

Corrected every tuesday Evening, by
MoFFETr, STILL WELL & CO,
Commission Merchants,
IOIIIS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
TO THE CITIZENS OF HANNIBAL AM
COUNTRY MERCHANTS u

-. COUNTRY. MERCHANTS :!
k1TF have jaai brought on The vey Bsst Bnais Of
Wv Virginia aud Missouri Tobacco, snd asa, soot
,nppIy Of second ia'e Virginia aud Missouri saiso
have large Aic~s Of Imported C.gs-s, ;smals Of
MIL, We ialeaG TO tgss al Of our worthy patrons
with. we DO not make sny professions OF thaass 10
hem i5r past iayors, but give them ahser'y lnrA'
a ,e OF Nirsiuia Gold leaf is Al iher pleasure. We
have all kinds Of American Cigars, whiehwe SUI insure
/ 10 give aisiae, lion, both as % price and quality
~ maris-tf LEfR 4 ARboGAsT.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENTi
A Great Scientific Discovery, which presents
II 10 the Medical Faculty, Honor--Ts the
Sufferer, joy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

Freights TO New Orleans ha, again advanced, the
rates 60 cts for -four; so cts for pork bacon lard,
&C., 30 cts. = 100 NJ; hemp s cts q ton
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
JOY AND REJOICING
Is heard from those who have been suffering Tor months
and years from
Cancers, Old Sores, Bruises, or Rheuma

:
Atisa the hahn is discovered 10 give them raef To
OF Horses and other animals, would aSseI :hsi
that there is no disease requiring an external appieS-
ton 20 which McTean's Volcanic Oil Eminent is mol
applicable and bv using will surely In dis.
eases such as RINGBONE SPAWN, FISTULAS.
SADDLE OR COLLAR CALLS, it enters into the
circulation. Ioosng The contracted snsWs. giving
strength to the diseased parts herebv enabling them 10
eject any corrupt matter that may have become secIeted
from various causes accidents.
Rp The Evidence Has Arrived. ID
assvERE ASrLE CrEEpH TWELVE HorFs
TO ]. II. MoLEAN, Proprietor Of McLean'G YoleGnlc
Oil Iinimsns--
DsAK SlR-The bottle Of Volcanic oil Liriuen
which received from yoa, has performed worderIn
cure me. Intwelve hours after the accident, tn
swelling was ali gone, and was entirely well, siten
ding to nv duties as usual. expected to have bee
confined for weeks, il certainly was severe pain
take much pleasure in recommending 10 public MOTTO
that which know to be an valuable Imminent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25
INTERVIEW OF THE HANNIBAL DEL
EGATION WITH NOSsUTff


On Tuesday last, Mr.. +. R.!selmcs. Ne.,o.
OF the city of Hannibal Accompanied bv ! dele
CATION OF her citizens, waited on Governor Kos :
su'h at the Planters House The following ad
dress was delivered by Mr.. Sclrncs:
GovERSoR Kossurn:
On behalf of the citizens OF Hannibal. I tbci,
Chief Magistrate, accompaniedby MANY citizens
of Northern Missouri, invite YOU to visit our
city, and partake Of her generous inequalities
the second city of our own Missouri. We of.
fer you no splendid pageant, no magnificent ex
hibition but heartfelt and cordial welcome
rising warm and spontaneous from the bosomS
OF our people. We cannot vie with this proud
emporium in demonstrations OF applause for
your advent among us but we yield to none in
sympathy for your cause, in admiration for your
character, and esteem for you personally By
tbs magic eloquence and truthfulncss Of yo,ir
story youlnTe awakened in the blossoms Of the
Aupricar people the lvslest interest in the
caulp Of king-ridden, down-trodien, bleeding
Hungary. . :.
The simplicity, candor pnd integrity. OF your
'chWactcr, has cndeared you TO us as man; as
Americans, we more than love the man that
loves his country. As the representative of
people, the suffering victims of systematised
tyranny, yet doing battle for those rights com
mon tosll our race. We honor you as the apos-
tic Of freedom 10 Europe, and the exponent of
principles whose active operations have made
our land happy one, and as we pray and hope,
are yet 10 redeem Europe and raise her masses
TO the full stature and dignity of men.
You and your countrymen appreciate consti-
tutional liberty, and when such principles are
once appreciated, The battle that ensucs is more
than half won;
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

,hoi me S, not when ! pray for what is NOT
e w. Thy will Is always bestl Hear me-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-25

Gentlemen, what would have been your con-
dition at the period of your Revolution, fuppo-
sing thst at that dark hour in your History,
france had not sent fleet of thirty-six vessels
tywnty thousand maSRsrs, and twenty millions
ofsInoney to your uidy Soon Won would hive
been crushed under the iron heel Of despoism
precisely because you did not possess hemeans
TO cope successfully with your enemies, il was
-ag o.. hrv ot-ifsf Nt'r.sr '..t 0'l." I'M
es7rs 20 60 W. ryss .s r,ts site '.ta
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, two DOLLARS.

aa5ll@lq
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1852. spring Trade

3 W. FRoMEs
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- ,AddI ! NO. 81.

stes HIM him., away TO that place which thou
Bn0V XII Oh UT
, Y y mother wrung her hands, fell upOu
lon ana prayed to The All-Wise, AlI-mer-
MARI ~ ttI.s
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as,5s, and which win be sold i ihs lows, rates ts
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cap,er 81. sl0o bin. on TIC Northern Bsp
O Keniucky are in circulation at Richmon'
Va. o. .-v a..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-10
PLAQgENENE:
SATURDA JANUARY 10, 1852

Excellent The Petersburg InlelLigencer, in
a vein of kumor and satire, the spirit Of which
is As original as it is rare, makes the following
remarks on the forthcoming anticipated ad-
dress of kossuth to the American Con-
gress:
"AossntI'S Speech to Congress-kossrth's
speech to Congress will be one of the 'uhn
est incidents the age. The speech, no doubt
will be very able one, but it Will be truly Iu-
dicirous to see Il Congress Of American States
men listening with patience and docil!ty to the
lecture which will be given 70 them on the
true policy and interest Of the American Gov
ernment, by Il citizen Of Hungary. Many OF
the members. doubtless, will be so stirred up
by the eloquence Of the great Magyar, as to
conclude that Washington and his il'ustfons
campa'riots were pofoundIy ignorant of the true
interests of the American people, and that it has
been reserved for the gentleman from Hunga-
ry' to enlighten ua on them
Ofcourse, Congress will allow Kossuth mil
cage to and from Hungary.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-10

A Singular Relic.--Captain DAuberyille
Of the bark Chieftain, of Boston, writes to the
editor of the Louisville Varieties that he put
into Gibraltar on the eth Angus: last to repair
while waiting, himself and two of his passen,
gers crossed the straits TO nj. AbyIus, on the
African coast, to shoot, and pick up geological
specimens. Before returning, the breeze had
freshened so much as to render it necessary to
put more ballast in the boat; and one of the
crew lifted what he supposed to be rock, but
from its extreme lightness and singular shape
was induced to call the attention of the Captain
to it who at first took it for a pumce stone
but so completely covered with barnacles and
other marine aanacule, as to deny that snppo-
siton. On further examination he found it to
be cedar keg. On opening it ne found a CO.
Goa nut, enveoped in kind of gum or resinous
substance; this he also opened, and found q
parchment covered with Gothic characters, near
ly illegble, and which neither he nor any one
was able to decpher. He, however, found on
shore an Armenian book mercllnat, who was
said to be the most learned man in Spain, to
whom he took it, who, after learning the cir
cumstances of its discovery, offered three hun
dred dollars for it, which offer Captain D'A. de-
cined "He then," says the letter. "read word
for word, and translated it into French as he
read each sentence--a short but concise ac-
count Of the discovery of Cathay, or farther In
dia, addressed to Ferdinand Isabella, of CASTLE
and Arragon, saying the ship could not possibly
survive the tempest another day; that they
then were between the Western Isles and
Spain; that two like narratives were written and
and thrown into the sea, in case the Carava
should go to the bottom that some mariner
would pick up one or the other of them. The
strange document was signed by Christopher
Columbus in bold and dashng hand" 1t also
bore the date l493, and consequently has been
floating over the Atlantic for three hundred and
fifty-eight years.
The letter closes with an assurance from the
writer that he would guard bis treasure safe
until his return to the United States, which
would be in April or May. $50
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-10
Il. a, TYLER.
80 Camp street, New o.
A G II N II.

HAS constantly on hand good assort- @
Ii ment of fine Watches, of every de- EIA,
scription, in gold and silver cases; Mantel ss.A
Clocks, and Music Boxes, Gold Guard, Fob Vest
Chains and Chatalains, Watch Seals, Keys and
Charms, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Opal and
Garnet Rings Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets etc;
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils.
Together with great variety of other Jewelry,
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware etc. Silver Tea Sets,
Pitchers, Gobets, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies',
Napkin Rings Salt Cellers, etc; fine Scissors, Pen
and Pocket Knives.
The stock of Goods being all on commission,
will be sold at very small profits for Cash, or good
city, paper. 1'- "
E. II. can always manufacture, at short no.
tice, almost any article of Jewelry or Silver Ware
that may be wanted. Diamonds and other vau-
able Gems reset! Canes mounted, etc. Speci-
mems Of his work can always be seen at the store.
Watches, Clocks Time pieces and Music Boxes,
Of every description, carefully repaired and War
rantea.
Jewelry Repaired Old Gold and Silver taken
in Exchange. ff nov22-ly
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-10
Sans OYSTER Saloon,

THIS new and extensive SALOON. which is on
4 scale greatly superior to any other establish
rneat OF the kind in the South: is Just opened at
10l ST CHARLES STREET.
Mr.. WEIR. better known as SAM has been
connected with the business in this city for the
last nine years, having commenced with Mr.. Hol-
brook, when he established the first oyster saloon
in the Second Municipality remained with him
till his death, and has continued at the business
ever since. With such an experience, and an in
tlexiLle determination to serve the public faith
fully with the best in his line, Sam solicits of
his numerous friends share of their patronage
large sum has been expended in fitting up this
Saloon and providing It's Bar with the choicest Ii
quors that can be procured. Servants, well known
for their excellent qualities, have been employed
including the very best cooks. The Larder will
always be supplied with the choicest Fish and
Game; and the Oysters served are obtained ex-
clusively for this estabIishment-in short. no ex-
pense or trouble will be spared to render this Sd
loon worthy the patronage of this liberal and ju-
dlclous community noy22