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; RULES & ORDINANCES
-.o~ii-tf OF
Riley Township, Putnam Co., O.

VVNHE Trustees of Riley township, Putnam
county, Ohio, me 1 on the twen.y-6hh
day oil June, A. D., 1858, and ordained The
following Rules and Ordinances for the sup.
preston Of dram drinking and intemperance,
in said township, in accordance with an act
passed March 10Th, 1853. by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, further de-.
fning the powers of Township Trustees:
lsr Ordinance. BE it ordained by the
Trustees Of Riley Township, Putnam Q Goun.
", State Of Ohio, That il any person or per-
sons in said township of Riley, shall give OF
sell any Intoxicating liquors, or shall permit
the same to be given orsold, about theiI
stores, groceries, iaverns, or houses, to any
man, woman, or child, where the same is
known to be used to excess. every person so
offending, shall be fined in the sum OF tw an,
ty five dollars and costs Of suit, and be i'm,
prisoned ir the County Jail tw enty days, for
every such offense.
% ORDINANCE. it further ordained,
That if any person shall permit any person
or persons to collect about their stores, gro
ceries, taverns, or houses, for the purpose OF
tippling or dram. drinking, and do no. nso all
lawful means to prevent the same, every
person SO offending, shall be fined in the
sum of ten dollars, for every such offense,
and costs of suit n, x ri ,atH $500
3Rp. ORpINANcE,-,Be it further ordained,
That the above Ordinances take effect on
the fist day Of August, 1858, and remain in.
full force until otherwise altered or amended
by the Trustees Of said township of Riley.
Tsa"s. hssss f'ss; Esss, i Trustee, Riley w g.
LILBoURN THRAP,\
3 K. MARSHALL, Clerk, Riley Up.
ri June 25, 1853, ll 639dw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
: REAL. ESTATE.

L
HON the 9th day Of August, A. D., 1853,
" on one O'Clock in the afternoon at the
door Of William McClure's tavern, In the
Town OF Gilboa, Putnam county, Ohio. will
he sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate as the property, of William Will
lame. deceased, to wit The north west
quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
number SIX (6) township number one north
range number eight east, containing forty
two acres Of land, more or lcas~- subject to
the Dover Of the widow (assgned from the
north west corner Of said property, eneum-
bering lot Of land forty rods in length from
north to south and thirty-two rods in width
from east to wes0. Said property is ap.
praised at $3.50 90.
Terms of sae.-One-third cash on day Of
sale; /; one-third in six montbs, and balance
in twelve months. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
~ l. N. CRA WIS, Administrator,
July 28th, A. d. 1853. Gar
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~ ENTLEMEN,s HATS.--Threo dozen
NJ Of the latest styles Of fashionable Hots
imported from New York. for sale BY
i}'a at5 WIN. & A.J.TAyIoR.
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ROAD NOTICE.


DUBLIC notice is hereby giverf to the
E citizens Of Putnam county and State OF
Ohio, that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of said county a: their next
Session praying for the location and estab
ishment Of county road, commenc cling at
the GileadJ aud Lima Sinte road near Joseph
and james Wade,s barn in section thirty, in
the township of Blanchard, county aforesaid, =,
and State Of Ohio, to run thence an east
wardy courset TO the Blanchard river thence
up the meandering Of said river to Joseph
Barnh;snr's mill-thence east on the section
line between sections 20 and 32-thence
east eighty rods on section line between
sections 28 and 33.-thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
to Guisinger run-thence eastwardly TO the
line between C /, Gusinger and G I. Harman--
thence north TO the Blanchard river--thence
up the meunderings Of said river to intersect
the Gilboa and Webster county road.
JOSEPH BARNHIZER,
.g.aQ ld la#ma L. N. CRAWFIS. 2b
July 25tl, A, D., 1853. nef doee Z GAP
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HERE rs YOUR REMEDY
HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER AS YEARS
SITFFERINCs

A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS.
SUFFERING.
Extract ola Letterfrom Mr.. William Galpin,
ef70, ST. Mary'sSreet, Weymouth, dated
b May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HoELowAY,
rat the age Of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught q violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
time they have been more or less sore,
and greatly ina lmed. Heragonies were.
distraeling, and for months together she
was deprived entirely Of rest and slsep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her health
suffered severely, ard the slate Of her
legs was terrible. / had often read your
Advertisements, aud advised her to Try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented TO do SO.
She commenced six weeks ago, and,
strange 10 relate. is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis
turbed. Could you have Witnessed the
aufferings Of my wife during the last 4S
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment ofheallh, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of so greatly alleviaiing the snfferings Of
a fellow creature. Isl ined)
a WILLIAM GALPlN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF. AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING. q
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs /,
~ Builder of Gas Ovens, Of Rushcliffs near
near .Huddersfdld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor IIoLLowAY,s
SIR, II suffered for aperod Of thirty
years from a bad leg, the result Of two
orthrce diffsrentaccidents at Gas Works
accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. ]
had recourse TO a variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am
putated, YET, in opposition 10 that opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have effected .
complete cure IN so shor, a time, that few
who had not witnessed it would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. w. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Marker Street. Hnddersfrld
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent. dated Decem-
Der llh, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR Sir, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
mouths, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all 10
no use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivallcd
medicine, determined againto use youl
Pills aud Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunate il
was did SO, for in less than month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
fit that various other branches Of my
family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. ! now strongly re-
command them 10 all my friends.
(Signed) FREDERICK TURNER.
d The Pills should be used conioinily
with the Oinimentin most Of the follow
inn cases. ~. sH NiIoH Aifi =" eih'
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GEORGE KROHN'S 'ESTA rE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Paul
IN Krohn, administrator ol the estate Of
George Krohn, deceased, has filed his ac,
counts In the office OF the Probate Court Of
Putnam County, Ohio, for final settlement,
and that the same will be for hearing ON the
23d day of July, A. D :, 1853. ta q
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 28, 1853. h4 638
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A#l @a #I
KAdDA HO TEL, {

NNHEctizensoi Of Putnam undtho adjoining
IL counties, and the travelling public gen
orally are respectfully informed. that i. r
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand and which he is fitting up 'fol
the reception and accommodation of travel
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel.
ing public generally.
As Mr., ,McC, is well known as a landlord,
and the accommodations of tue KALlDA
HOTEL. its STABLES, &c, .,are wellknown
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than that his bert exertions will be
given TO cater for the tastes and comfort oi
the travelling public, who may give him q
call, and that heis determined to providetht
best the country affords.
February 1850. EN 46lz
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THE KALIDA VENTURE,
is puBLlsHEp, EVERY FRIDAY,
Rv LANES M ACK EMILE,

ID Y } a M y . 'Ith = - m ~ 2 ~ = Fl
TERMS In advance, by mail........'"-.$l 50
Atthe end OF the year'-i,;.s,.''..,,..'',",.s 90
Village subscribers. s......-............'.''..' as
To clubs Of four, to one nddress.!..-,. 5 90
ADvERTlsiNeA For one square weeks 90
For each ubsequentinsertion. ...;.,-..s{H25
YEARLY ADyERTIsiNGawi will be charged es7
for one square or less..............,,.... 8 90
For NJ col umn... 20 90
GT llpletters on basiness should be
p, e-paid in order rec ceive attention.
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BUELL. & BLANCHARD, WASHINGTON, D. c.
s have now ready for delivery
WI A N u L. Pc R Il I RIA;

The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina.
WITH
Vicos of Southern Lavs, Life and Hospitality
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Ell HADDOX's ESTATE.

n Ell IINDDOA . Ed n IT
nj Office is hereby given, that the un.
IN dersigned has this day been appointed
by the Probate Court ofPutnam County, o.,
ard duly qualified as administrator Of the
estate Of Eli Haddox, late Of Blanchard
Township, In said County, deceased
= Juns "a, 1853. GILBERT EVANS.
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TUS'r RECEIVED ffrom Cincinnati, a
eg lot Of superior N. O. Sngar. Also,
Syrups, Molssses, Coffees, choice
variety. Tobaccoes, &C., &c.
'6s WIN g. Al. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1853. $500 629
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CUPRKME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Riehard Pennell. and Mary Hannah Pencil,
his wife, against Calvin Hoyt, Andrew Lytle Thomas
Thornton and Caroline Thornton his wife, James @. Mo
Ada y, Henry w. Schwsppel Henry BArtrAm, The Mocha
mics Banking Assoeation, William Bolderston John Stuart
James stuart Joseph Stuart and William SCOTT saa
mons for relief !Gom not served To Calvin Hoy. Hen
requirsa the complaint In this action
which the oce Of the Clerk Of the City and
County New York. the twenty day Of April 1875
COPY TO the said complaint
The subscriber At his once No 10 Wall street in the city
York. within twenty days after service of this
mons you exclusive Of the day Of such service; and II
you the said compsint within the time afore
the PLAINTIFF in this action will apply to the court
the relief dsnandsd in the :S%PHint Dated New York
GUPREME CouRT:-IN THE xArTak OF THE AP:
plcatiop Of the MAY or Aldermen and ComMoaalty Of
The city Of York relative IN the opsning Of Fifty
street from Fifth to the Hudson river IN the city Of
New York Pursuant TO statutes In ssch made and
city Of New York hereby give notice shat they intend
apply the prsms Of the state York.
special Of the aid court to be held at the city Of New
York. SATURDAY,, the SD day Of July A. lV3 ~ the
oO<nng Of this court that day. thereafter
counsel be heard for the appointment Of
Of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled
that the extent Of the improvement hereby
tended IL the opening of Fifty eighth street from Fifth
TO the Hudson river IN the city Of New York
laid ont the plan Of said city under by viz
act Of n. Legislature Of people Of the State
tsncpg laying " streets and roads IL ths city Of
New York and for other passed April 1897
Robert J. BILLION, Counsel 10 the Corporation.
Hatad New York, June q 186H
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CUrRnMB 0OvKr.-U The MATTIK OF THn AP
NE atty New York. relative 70 The opening Of c street.
Won't Hors square q. Tv.S Sars - :sis :sy iSs
Gcmmssionsrs OF bstats and In the above
nssS natter ns,ssy give sSscs 20 sSs sss,ss
snimprovsd snds affected thereby spd 70 al others whom
First That they have com p.tsd their sssas. ana
nsns and that AL whose interests are Ahssssd
thersky and Who be opDosd 70 the ssms do present
shsirnsn Of said Con mirsiSnsrs bis sss no 79 MAS
sar street IN sbs city Of New York On Or sh' I'D day
That the sbsrses Of the estimate
containing the Of the owDs VI she lose sssessed
he numbers OF suh lots they appear spon the OF the
together With such map sac sh: s%oq.s 2,
The ndsvits estimates and other dos.msnt which ~sr
assd BY the said Csmmssonsr: making their sstmAts
essrs Of The city Of NV Yori sh:rs renal.
We inspection Of vhonsesvert nay e'nssrA snt sss "a
fhird Xi.o that she limits smDrAsss BY
follows that IL to AL shs lots elani N
Me Twelfth Of tho city ofNsw York and which taken
nav tre.s or svsnss on the ssssiy side Mount Hors
square the westerly side Of the Second
the line Of the Of the bloch
Tine Of tho block between 1881 street and ld
street. thsrsrom such streets and
parts Of srssts and svsnus ~ hsve already been "psnsa
deposited ~ Aforesaid
Fourth Also. that report IN above entitled
r.
70 held tbs City Hall city ofrsw York ON 20
ssrdsy the sd day Of July 1885, hs opening Of the
thsrssftsr counsel heard noisn viii made
ss sz zt4as ss ,E'sSs4
Datsd New York, Nay 10, 1855.
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(yORP ,RATIoS EOTTCE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" nv gwen the occupant occupants
q an houses lots proved lands affected
reby thst the wing have been completed
- and in the once Of the
for examination by Ali viz
reets The embraced by include
III and lots grousd vacant lots pieces
and parcels situated both sides of Eleventh
fl Forty third to Forty eighth streets and both
seventh streets from Eleventh evenus way
and Twelfth All persons whose interests AZ
cted neDts and who opposed
% the either Of them requested
elections in writing undersigned at their oes No.
Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
tse Bureau Of Assessments street Department July
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ToBN b wICKERsHAM MANUFACTURER OF
81 wire railing iron fence for farms Me w broSdwAy
wire ratings Tor puolic and
ri rate erounde parks lawns dwellings &C. tom ~ cent?
~ $40 per iron bsdtead the most compss assort
oent in this city prices % TO 80 Iron dogs uors
urna ketching. post spring cha,is settses mat
hat racks umbrelA stands sPttoen
40 wickershams celebrated RAILROAD and ym fsS
81 GO 10 per rod The auscrhMr onere WE largest
Htoek the United rtates all Of
his own manufactur At sxceednsy low prices sng-rio
quality OF hair and Germ mattresses IoH WICK.
EksTAM warehouse 3l2 Brosdwny; works ~ 80 srd
rrw.s street.
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- - : = : = =
FUnR CTUAx

ENANELLED AND COTTAGE FUaNITuRE-s1xs
u S2 TO 81 O9 The largest assortment the Un,tS
States Sets made In number so'sr and shade TO su ~
ssstes cILLIES RYRNE, manufacturers, 6s BROAD
way few doors shove Spring street sas sids aHwfs'a
~, No ~ Greene street
cyUITIs OF ENAMELLsD COTTAGE FURNI1USs
y from $25 to fso0-Purchasers ~iu spd above
cheapest suftes "a bought Mstty.s~
and psassee made 81 the lowest Wholesale prices
cd purs hair MATHEWS STACY s* R-oscwsy eovus,
cf Sprins street
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MUSICAL


BOSTON PIANOS.-T. GILBERT co THE CELEBRA-
ID ted manufacturers Of the an patent right In order
accommodate the citizens OF New York aud vi
and cir southern and Western cnst
with he subscriber to snpply the trade
Wholesale and retail at factory prices T. o. Co pis-
too we'll known to need any csmmendston- The
subscriber bss the largest assortment Of pianos with aad
without tile pons to be found in this city The soau
does not interfere with ujure tho paro in the least
T. q. Co have Just msde scale to their STA
which IL superior In and depth OF tors TO any
thing that has been to the public Every
srument warranted TO give eutre satisfaction
posey REFUNDED secord hand pianos at great bar
gains; prices from $40 TO $50 Dealers supplied
most liberal Pianos tn let Also octave grand
piapo for sale at = bsrgrin, TO rent. HORACE Wa
TtES, No s3 Broadway. of Anthony street pub
lisher Of music, aud dealer In musical instruments OF all
kinds.
SMITH,s SUPERIOR MELoDEONS THESE MEL0DE-
y tuned the equeai temp ranstnt like mnan pi
and and are nperor any IN use the harm,
nv being equally In all the keys For sale Wholesale
All retail. at the piano aud music store Of HORACE
WATERS, 3s3 Broadway, corner of Anthony street.
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NE. NOV AZ

ITO THE DENTAL PRoFBsSION- NOTICE OF RE.
noval--Messrs I. SMALE A SONS respectfully beg 60
rform toe Of the dental profession that IN
the praton OF the lease their premises NJ
w High Hoibora London they have removed 30 ~ Crest
street Lor where and sit.r the 2h Of
Jure they trust by strict adherence tn puuetaaity spd
attentop a orders witt viii they besntrused 70
merit ntpusnce Of the support with which they have
beon favored Cor period Of nearly thirty yeegs
London June 10. 1858
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AIRS ALVIN RENswNED IN EUROPE FOR nAK
M skill In forstelipe che future arrived and will fur
aish IN ABOUT all ereumstsp Of lks She inter
prss dreams Law matters s.d love ssroev book. s.d
science tolls ladies gentlemen the Of tb
they s sso the Of her virtera Mrs
Alvin sresks the Engsh French and GeruiAa languages
Residence ktvSngtou street. ststrs Tie bowssy.
Ladies' 90 coats gentlemen Il
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CORPORATION NOTfCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ ty gfver The occupant occupants
sfa houses and lots unimproysd lands affect
ID that the following have been som
Pttd the and lodged in the snoc Of the
eoseau for satton BY al peysens in
fen Third to Lexington avenue The limits embraced BY
ch all the houses and lots Of
ound vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
10th sides street from Third to Lexington
All whose interests affected by the
above named Who opposed TO the
either Of them requested present their objections in
whiting " the at their office No. all of Re-
sesas within thirty days from the date q this notice.
WILLIAM 6AGa
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNEILL }
Once Bureau Of Assessmsnts Street Department July
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OCULIS rs ANO AURIsTS.

DEAFNESS PERMANENTLY REMOVED m FEW
IL days without Alton, by Che AZ
he celebrated Acoustic snd after twenty years
mosant stsdy af diseases If the the Roy
Ear Infrmay London by the ssshed DR.
Aurt to Her Majesty thu tween 81 Gras Britain Queen
ade the Dntahs Kent tho late KING Louis
Philippe etc sts In all Of 10 vsterate deafness
whss existing Ter twenty ssrssil relief and psvua
AeAt s warranted The shove remedy xed
ny the medical profession .hron.h"rt euroos and
offered for the hrt TIME she paho 10 this country WIZ
be sent by mail postage free " any part Of the United
States nsdx the Vest dis isls nds receipt
dollars directed to Dr. LOsTAINk Ne Unios street. al
bsny, New York
GORE EYES-DR. LUBAEsCH, OCCULIsT, eUREs
~ every dtease of the without operation PAIN
spots skins Visible Office 50 Greene street.
Spring
WoNDERFUL DISCOVERY. - DEAFNESS AMI
w blindness cured Deafness, noises in and discharge
fro the cured In few drys wit out rish pain b
DR. Lutener 50 Prince street southeast OF Broad
Also short weak and imperfect sight restored OF
fee hours from 10 A N. until L. H.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CTRANCyRS BEST GUIDE BOOK JUST UBLISHED,
- Talis's Sectional Man of Nov York showisg the
the Of each street that stranger will no
enabled to end the exact situation of any ,tsre public
building In the city with guide to the Crystal Palace and
different places OF semspt, &c. &c A. TAILS CO.
No 22 Broadway, and sold by all booksellers and
agents. Price 121a cents.
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THE STEAMSHIP MERLIN WILL SAIL FOR BERNU-
de and Sc Tbonaso Thursday l4h inst at u o'clock.
Mail Line The favorse going steamer SOUTH
ERNEk W. Foster commander will pier No North
river, Saturday July l6 at o'clock p N precisely.
For right apply on board where all bills o. l.dng vim be
TON CO., 81 Broadway Thrssgh tickets to Florida ~
follows:-To Jacksonville $3l, to PnAtka $50
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WATERING PLACES.

NHAMPLIN HOUSE, ISLlP. LONG ISLANB--TaIs
~ hotel delightfully."- ituated the south side directly
opposite Fire Island Light House. ID open for the
Of families Asd bsarders Coed boats and careful
always in attendance for blue 6Gkg excursions
to the light. AMOS f. STELLENWERF.
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sSNSsbs astifiisHHs 4 CO, NJ. IS wan st., ny.
BROWN SHIPLEY CO, Liverpool
E0 RosERTs A CO. Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNkOE CO., Ne. - Rue Metre Dame dos
Victories, Paris;
ere. n DRAPER, Havrs.
The these ships will gold,
silver Ashon, specie jswelry precious stones metals
nnlsss bs q hiding sEned therefor md the valus
thereof therein Expressed.
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NGoTER HOUSE, CooPERsTOwN OrsEGO co, N
" Y. by ALBERT NJ STODDAkD, late Of Barnum,s Ho

Co9rEsR n9ysE coopEssToyN oIsEeo CO, n
This hotel IL open for the reception vsers Every
eff ,rt has been made to render 10 the
resort IN the Union For beauty of and
ments, Coopsrstown IL Bsu, passed.
The mansion formerly and occupied by the late
Fennimore Cooper the American novelist
remodded and rted into commodious summer
hotel fbe lower will remain the same as when o.
cupid by Mr. Cooper and in the library will found
only all his works but those Of other eminent Amer
retains al the essential features of the late sy erected
additional building thirty ave by seventy feet three
capable OF seating two hundred and nifty guests Water
into the second stories Of both buildings
The mansion is furnished throughout in handsome style
Good music retained throughout the The
bseng nearly eight laid In fine and we'll
arranged walks shaded With trees and shrubery every
variety.
Entirely separate from the bo.eI = building HIS been
erected and ttt up place Of and exercise
with bowling alleys billiard saloons, 20
who may desire to keep their which
also ~ be found horses and carriages Of the quality
The water used in the village Of excellent quality
nthing and ample accommodations for pic MICS, DO Tho
village of Coopcrsown situated at the of Otsego Lake
which ten miles long and from TO miles vide
river rhich broad and asst
has its Otsego Lake. forms the
Diary o. tie village Within few rods Of the house
There also sulphur baths
road and steamers The Central railroad Hbaay
for Fort Plain four times daily except
point by new aud conmodious coaches pass
mantle country The stage have pledged them
teves perform the route Ia three hours express line
leaving at IL NJ and three and half and
accommodation leaving at A. NJ. They will also FURNISH
ut Fo,t Plain private requested thus
enabling to reach Cooperstown hours
wish to leave Cooperstown any hour by Civ
ing few moMents notice NJ the office