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SpRlNe HUI, June u, '55.

SPRING Hill, June II, '55.
MEssRs. EDITORS Il have some cheering news
for the democracy. Since the speaking of Hon. G.
W. Jones here on last Tuesday, there has been
perfect stampede in the know nothing council of
this place. Every democrat and it is said good
many wings, will leave it. tbs becoming too odi-
Gus to be borne any longer in free country.
Some twelve or fifteen left yesterday, and UNDER
stand the President of the council was among the
number. The democracy are oil right here They
have seen through the wing and abolition trick.
They have aroused from their slumber, and are
battling for Johnson 1t is said that johnson will
get larger majority in Maury county than be re.
ceived before. Some of the old line wings are
uniting with the democrats, TO put down the foul
monster know nothingism. Yours truly,
( A DEMoeRAT
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SPARTA. June 9 ~

Aessrs Editors: Thomas B. Murray will run
here to represent this county in the House of Rep
resentatives. He win do yeoman service in the
cause.
The democracy have their mettle up. have
never witnessed more determined spirit amongst
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fEF We hope our democratic friends will care
fully read the comments by the know nothing ps-
pers here on the debate of last Monday. They
will then know what reliance to place on the
statements which these papers publish from other
nlacas
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New ORLEANS June THE Board Of Health
have rescinded their resolution declaring the cholera
epidemic. ~. 4.
New ORLEANS, June by an arrival in New Or
lean. from Corpus Christi intelligence has been re-
ceived of an out break at Tsmpico in consequence
of the arrival of an emissary Of Santa Anna with
orders to arrest some leading citizens. Monterey
and Tampco had been forced to surrender, life was
spared. The whole country was in arms. An at
tempt would be made to take Monterey. The
Governor of Nueya Loou had fled.
New ORLEANS, June 8.-Advices from Matamoras
to the 18th ult. bring information of Pronuncia-
mento in the department OF San Luis Potosi, and
that the troops were preparing to leve Matamoras
with four pieces of artillery to quel the rebellion.
The force now at Mstamoras consists only of 1900
men, The State of Chihuahus is also reported to be
on the eve of revolution.
Kendalrs trial had been postponed until Novem-
Der.
The Grand Jury has ignored the indictment
against Blair and Whitman, Mail Agents, for open
ing letters. '-
New ORLEANS, June 6-Corrox Africa's
ket. Prices are rather sitter and firm. Sales to-
dav f. 500 bales at previous rates. q -- -
THURSDAY. June Cotton is unchanged to- day.
Sales 5000 bales Fair Sugars 81 to 53c. Bacon
Sides are held ct 10 cts. Freight for Cotton to
Liverpool in British vessels five shngs per bale,
Exchange on London 101 per cent. prem.
New ORLEANS June 8.-Cotton is dull, and
0nn halAa usAza .ald .s-d.--- lGjdlipg is noni-
the supply is light The sales during The week
have comprised Is 500 bales, and the receipts 600
against l6, 900 during the corresponding week last
year The receipts at this port are 29O ZOO bales
less than last year. The stock on hand consists only
of 43, 900 bales
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W. 7. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THB LIFE, EXILE, AND cosvERsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the cosSs
De Las CAsAs. With Portraits and other nusrstieas.
edition In 4 vols.
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lAdyertisemantl

Weak, nervous depressed in spirits and prey to in
nusrabe mental as well Of physical evils the victim
dyspepsia is indeed object Of commisseraticn Yet
is absurd for him to despair We not how low weak
nervous and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of
Hollands German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Philadelphia are stronger than the manyheaded monster
which is preying upon bis body and n ind; and if he
chooses to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
Sec advertisement. rr~s junei4lm
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The defeat OF the abolitionists in the election
held in Kansas on the 22d nit, has had the effect
to aay all excitement on the slavery question 10
that region and the people of the Territory accord
ing to the intelligence recently received had drop
ped politics and taken to their ordinary occupation.
In Nebraska, the proscriptive action Of the emil
grant aid faction had aroused spirit Of resistance
and we hear of public meetings being held, reso-
buttons passed and addresses published, advocating
the establishment of slave State in the Southern
portion of the Territory. In fact several families
have gone there already with their slaves, and
there they intend to remain.
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Winchester Springs,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
THESE Springs will be opened for the reception OF ys-
I Il tors on the 18th of May, 1855.
The Winchester Springs situated in healthy coun-
try 50 miles South east OF Nashville abd miles West Of
Alsonis Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
\ The water consists of 1l Ffa--.t
Red, Black and White sulphur, Chalybeatc
and Pure Free Stone.
Hacks will be kept running aud from Aisonia TO con-
meet with the cars to convey passengers to and from the
Springs.
Within mile Of these Springs Elk River one Of
the hnest Trout streams the country near By are
ne hunting grounds in which numerous deer are wont TO
range The location of the hotel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many of the beauties of rural land
sczpe E ~ =. q Il. |L
The propretors viii every effort 10 render visitors
" Ella, -r-- CHARGES. r-
board per mcn,n- -.....-.-.-.-.....--.S3s 90
- heeA..-ss-. 20 .I.H.
~. usy-. '...,rr....--..-'..-- 90
oiut 40 heai . ~
Children under eleven years old who do not the
inst table viii be charged half the above Servants
half price Extra charges for moils sent to rooms.
...-.,..--,. Mas. NJ g SINS, =
nay2o-2m TH0S SHORT.
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THE VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures are in from all
the counties except Wyoming, which generally
gives about 20 wing majority. According to the
Richmond Enquirer the majority for Wise is TO-
1884, The democrats have 4s majority in the legis-
lature. o..
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Reduction of Freights
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON
MeCREERY A HlnKE

MeCREERY & H00KE,
COTTON FACTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTs,
Bfo,cRs Wharf Charleston, s. o.
WY I'LL attend promptly to the sale Of ell kinds Of pro-
w duce the receiving and forwarding Of goods and
70 the filing of orders in this market 81
The Steamship Companies having reduced 60 freghts
to Sc per foot makes this the cheapest and quickest route
BY which to ship Goods to Tennessee Alabama Ken
lucky from the Northern cities. All ship and forwarding
charges will follow the goods to their destination jeS
EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.
WE have SIXTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in
w the thriving and handsome village of Edgsfeld,
within ten minutes walk of the Public Square, which
will sell to these persons desiring to build upon exceeding
" favorable terms These Lots front fifty sect Faith
erxnd Woodland Russell Foster and Hobson streets and
the Gaatin Turnpike and running back hundred and
seventy feet to sixteen feet alleys. 800 ~
They will De sold on a credit Of l, 2, s. and years.
With interest for payable in bank with satsfacto
~ endorser upon the two first notes with lien retained
upon the ground. --4-t a-.--. 80
We will loan those persons who with to build liberal
amount of money, TO enable them TO put up comfortable
and desirable houses taking mortgage the house vnd
requiring the to keep it nsui ed Tor benefit
Here extraordinarily favorable chance for indus
trinrs-.-s -hrs 1Isy. Apply al once ia
junelS-lm -l H0BSOE L WHELESS
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800 REWARD I

ESCAPED from the State Penitentisry Of Tennessee,
IL on the night of the 10th inst Sunday Convict
by the Of ALFRED PARIS, from Hickman county,
1854. --,t s.. E,t 81 -.-st...
BE is 81 years Of age; weighs AS pounds; feet az
inches high; black hair fair skim and blue eyes. He
born in South Carolina and moved to Hickman
ty in july 1854 He has two unclss living in Hickman
county BY the OF Forester, and two uncles in
Graves county kentucky, by the Of Forester. He
has no trade. .-..--I 81. 81, Ii -..sa -..
The above reward viii be given for his apprehension and
delivery at the Penitentisry near Nashville, Tenn.
r- RICHARD WHITE
iunel3-ltw&tw Supt of the Peniteatary.
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RAG CERTIFICATES

RAG CERTIFICATES. y
ON the 1st day Of July the Premiums on Rag Certif
the Premiums win please have their Certificates handed
inc that day. Messrs Hugh Douglass, K. a. Gardner
and s. H. Looms will be the Judges and award the Pre-
miums, which will be paid on the same day.
jel3-till July as ,,,ti.tEs W. 8. WHITMAN.
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SALE OF CEDiR LAND

DY virtue of decree of the County Court Of Davidson
ID County rendered at the May term 1856 will offer
for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday June
S0ih tract Of Cedar Land containing rs acres lying IN
Davidson County, in the Sd civil district and about
miles from Nashville said land belongs 10 the estate of
Joseph Seat deceased and Is sold for distribution Terms
OF sale will be $50 cash, and the balance Oh credit OF
and and 2years, notes with good security required,
JInel3-wSt F. X. CHEATHAM, Clerk
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGE
S $4,000

will be distributed according to the following magnificent
Schemei IA" and remember every Prize is drawn at
each Drawing, and paid when due, without dsduction
nf [ 1 Prize of n 900
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CANDIDATES. FOR GOVERNOR AT
FRANKLIN.

LN0R the benefit of those who desire 10 hesr the ad
dresses Of the Candidates at Franklin SATURDAY. June
l8, 1855, train the Tennessee aud Alabama
Railroad will leave Nashville at half past o'clock NJ
and return sfter the speaking is over. =
Tickets can be procured the General Stsge Office uu
der the Verandah Hotel the Railroad Tcfe office
JunelS-td A. ANDERSON, Supert.
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Mr.. J. N. sLADE President ofthe know-S otn'hg
State Council of Vermont, has addressed letter
to the members Of the Order in his jurisdiction, IN
which be regulates the charge that the American
Order is in the least tainted with pro-slavery doc
trines; but he nevertheless urges his brethren to
look well to the stability of the Union, and abide
BY the Constitution. He says that Congress can
not interfere with slavery in the States, but ne pro-
tests against the extension of that peculiar insttu-
ton. He warns the Know Nothinss against the
United Americans and says the latter are trying to
get them to abandon their councils and become
members of the chapters, under the plea that the
objects of each are the same, while in fact, Mr..
SIApE says their real design s to distract the puo-
lie mind and overthrow the Know-Nothings.
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ON and affer Sunday next an Omnibus will run from
the corner Of the Square and Cedar Street to Bueps
Vista Springs leaving at 10 o'clock, NJ, and aesiS
~ NJ aud day through the week. that families or
load may desire to go. G.. H. SLAUGHTER &CO.
junel3 I-.-..
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COALf COAL!!
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

ID DOYLES Coal Yard will be kept open during the
l. summer months for the sale of Coal Apply at the
yard on Market street, south of Broad st. uneiS-om
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them. We wiH make gain. There are not SIX
democrats in this county ersuded into the secret,
reasonable, oath-bound association, and more than
half of these have withdrawn, and are decided OPP
ponents of the schemes of the association Numer-
Gus wings from all parts of the county are deter
mined to have no sniiation with this secret "isfn
They thilk it dangerous combination, and VIII
not only refrs, to vote with the know nothnss,
but VIII actively oppose them, and vote with all
good patriots to pnt them down.
I write what know and speak from the record
Johnson will make gain here, even over bis gam
two years ago. Gag Ys7frfaG 1M
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GREAT SALE or NEW AND F4SuIo1 a,
BLE FURNITURE Az AIIf.rInN

/ III seH on Ihursday, Friday and SATURDAY. Juna
i4th 18th and 18th, the entire stock of FIJRyITfRE
a. TIE sid stand OIL H. koRrox No. As, Union street
Sohsistng OF large and we'll selected lot Of Beyt..ds
1ursau Merdrooes. Pianos Sofss Te,e Tetss DiyAns
soeking chairs Easy Chairs Psrlor Cane seats and OF
nce mars bookcases, Secretaries Writing Desks Look
ing Giasses' Whstno s, Lounges. Cribs Wash Stands
~ meow shades, Table and Piano Covers Comforts aud
Jocks Commodes, Breakfast Dessert Dining Extension
:" ork, Gard. and Fancy Tables. Together with zres,
variety o. oher articles, too numerous to mention
- Call and examine, previous 10 the sale
s Sale positive and without reserve commeneinr a.
o'clock each day.
IHEss-All Sums Of 800 and under cash; over 500
and under $780, so days; $500 and under $780,
months over $500, months notes bearing interest frnn.
date; PAYABLE in Bank and satisfactorily endorsed
70 The ladies' are especially invited 10 attend.
-- T. w. BARNES
Junel0-dtWlH: Auctioneer
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Tickets S.. Halves 81. Quarters ~.
- Bills on all solvent Banks at par. All communicsr
tious strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN,
iunel3-td Agent and Manager AtIans Ga.
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BUENA VISTA SFKIN(IS.
THE undersigned has taken and will keep the above
Springs for the present season. and as il costs cou
siderable amount OF money to have them well attended to-
we hope TO be sustained BY liberal public
family OF any number will be waited on with water
at the spring or gae-at s. for the Small families
at 81 90. Single person pay what they think right
junel3 81 7'r L0THAR Essen 4 CO. %
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LOST,

ID ETWEEN High and Church Streets. and the So,.r.
I'D tine worked BRACELET, Of beautiful Brown H,;,
fastened with large clap OF Plain Gold enclosing Iarg,
lock of Black Hair --so
berel reward will be offered 70 the nsrson vho "a.
and delivers tbs Bracelet at the Union Amsrcap ocs
june6 ~ 4es'
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWIRD,

DANAWAY on Monday night ths 21 st inst while in
H. the employment Of Mr. Oh .Iles E. B. Martin of this
city, TWO NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT
They sblut twenty-five years Of age Of dark cnmp
Ion, had with them suit Of clothes made Of greea
easnet and new silk bats jim is about i've feet ss
inches high weighs about $50 lbs well formed high fore.
head and pleasing counenanc- speaks quick when soksn
to; raised in Williamson county BY Thomas Pstwsy
ALBERT s about feet inches high; weighs ABOUT IFS
lbs; round face good eountsnsnco with small round eyes
speaks rather slow when spoken to- rather an humbls
locking negro; raised by Col. Thomas williams OF
Montgomery Ais will give the above reward IL they
are taken and secured so tat get them.
june7-tf-Tr True Wing. CT NELSON
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New ORLEANS, June THE Board of Health
have rescinded their resolution declaring the cholers
epidemic. -.-.. :.
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Pretty Thoughts.


I What is efimes a wretched vagabord travel
ling from place to place in fruitless endeasor to
escape fson justice, who Is engaged in hot pur-
saitssa ioe to pure innocence, which Is too often
made TO suffer for the guilty.
hat is thought Il fountain from which flows
all good and evil Intentions mental food elect
rical in the force and Fapidity OF its movements
silently flowing unseen within its avenue vet it is
the controlling power of all animated nature, and
the chief handspring of all cur actions
What is happinesss 4 butterfly that roves from
flower to flower in the vast garden of existence.
and which is eagerly pursued by the vain multitude
in the hope OF obtaining the prize ret it cont
nualy esades their grasp
What is fashion : A beautiful envelope for NOR
talty, peeseting glittering and polishing exterior
the appearance of which gives no certain Indication
Of the real value of what is contain ID thsrein.
" hat is WITT 4 sparkling beyefa ethat is highly
exlieFating gIsd agreeable when taken at the ex-
pense Of others; hut when used at our own cost it
becomes bitter and unpleasant.
What is knowlcdge2 A KEY that anrayels all
mysteries, which unloeks the entrance, and dis
covers new, unseen. ard untrodden paths in the
hitherto uaexpleFet field of silence and literature.
What is tears A frightfal substance TO the really
guilty, but vain and harmless shadow to the con-
scieniious. honest and upright.
What Is JOY? The honey OF existence really ben
eticial and agreeable when pariaken of in modera-
ton, but highly injurious when used to excess
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The Effects of Heat.

A native OF Europe, remarks DR.. Arnot view
with surprise the effect Of heat in the eauatoria
regions Sealing wax, he fiulS, will not retail
the impression ot a seal. butter becomes oil :
tallqw candle must be poured into a lamp; i
lie attempts TO pour ether from. bottle. tht
ether disappears in vapor TIE whole of oul
living nature is changed Our oaks apdEl
trees traasptanted by the torrid zone become:
stunted and saru5by. Animals clothed with
wool or thick hair, snch as the sheep and the
dog, lose their covering or exhibit only thin
silky hair. The English bulldog. taken to
India. in d few months becomes almost naked
and is deprived of spirit and courage Bat
though nature has net the aspect Of colder
ciimes it assumes other forms Of greater mag
nifcjence, aud luxuriates in a more profuse
deveiopement Of life. The atmosphere is mere
clear aud pure, ant. tinead with deeper azure,
the arch Of heaven is higher, the splendor OF
the orb Of light more intense. and the coiors
derived from the decomposition Of his beams
richer ard more varied Vegetation, sti-
uiulated By heat and moisture, appears in it.
utmost vig0r and beauty, from the igtree that
that shades an Indian army to the waving
plumes Of the graceful palmetto. The trunk of
the adanssHia measures thirty four feet in IL
ameter. the New Holland pine rises to the
height Of three hundred feet. Nor is tie ami
mai Kingdom deficient III magnitude and
riety- Within the tropics are found the largest
quafrapads, and birds Of brightest plan.age.
The ground teens with reptiles, and the air is
filed with myFIals Of insects.
The following description by Humbolt gives
some idea of the exaberaAee Of animation, even
IN it. lowest forms. unler the equator
At npon, in these burning climates, the
beasts Of the forest retire to the thiekets, the
birds hide themselves beneath the foliage of the
trees or ia the crevices OF the rocks. Yet ad-
midst this apparent silence hear dull
continual muFnlur Of insects that
MI, Ii We llay uae-the expression. all the lower
strasa Of the air. Nothing is better fitted to
make a,aa feel the extent and power of organic
life. Myriads Of insects creep upon the soil
anal Hatter around the plants, parehed by the
arlior of the sun. A confused noise issues from
every bush, from the decayed trunks of trees
from the ciefts of the rocks, and from the
ground undermined by the lizards. miliepeds
aud ceeilias. These are SO many voices, pro-
claiming that all nature breathes. and that
under q Thousand different forms life is diffused
throughout the cracked and dusty sell, as well
as in the bosom of the waters, and in the air
that circnlates around us.
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VOLUME <.


Is raoti-hsl every Saturday morning. Price
Fire D5if4rs per sayabje The .iase Of sab
s=rtA1y S,lzte s9uiss. Ten tents.
srfsEHsSrS F 5e inssrrei al the Of oaa Dol
lar per zitre ut te Hss Lea for the first FIfIy
Gems f1r every sl5seasat insertion liberal di<aG4a
m4ie those tyrti=e by The year Thirty paFIar>
gear SD be charged for half coi1nn Of Patent Mesicle
algetsat. and n1aa 81 greater iea5ta ataled 4Hy
terms
P5Ss1 SAL Observation-Disclosures of rsr-
soaal ntsEa, such not deeae 70 be If public
interest aty inserted advertisements tat the option
Of the . Nssri NY beigg paid f1r IN advance.
Job WD2SFhe Undersigned hatter themselves that they
cza execute all ysr=tHes Of ettsrpy printing
n3 70 ~ sgrpasset h any country Office in the South
wes All work iesFvere when promised and guaranteed
to please Dur i'll please bear in mind that
we deliver no JOB until the same Is paid for.
03ITTAsY E9fGEsSot exceettag thFee lines, will be
chesfly inserted wit9at clarge; bat those Of greater
Length, viii ne rstei rs Advertisements
C1,RESPJN DENTS informed That no:fee wlatever
viii be s4Ssn of my a4ac4n intended foF Insertion
unless npanei By the and address Of thu writer
necessary f3r publication, bl guarantee Of good
filth. J0SA. c. WHITE p,ht;-t.
E L0EIs r. ANDERSON dSAs7AiFsfs >
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NUMBER 90.
Opsning OF Class OF Drawing.

PAINTING IN WArT.R .oRS AND IN CRAYoN.
4 T the request Of a great number of persons,
~ Mr. IT, JANET. sculptor asst ant professor OF Draw
ing a, the scho Of tEs rrother to NJ JsnetLange,
in history the Enrerpr Napoleon, wl open. in
Thbodaux az Mrs II Knob och Glass Of Drawing and
o. paint tlg, f,r GeaG ernen and Ladies.
Lsssods IL Ia Ike place fer the Ladies', Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridsys from to O'Clock P. NJ.
They II take plate It the hours for the Gentle
l.en, on Tue days. I hGr days and Saturdays.
pree 81 Do!.rs per nth payable the ginning of
every faoath
M H. Jaa has the honor, Of making known to the in
hbaIt Of the PaFishtiat during hs =i urn in Thibo-
daux he aces hns at their disposal for all that
sculpture. moulding dead persons tomb dscora-
toas and ect and iof al exterior or Interior decora
Ii of ar4rtDeuts, her in caEton-pierre or in
plaster.
The class .hal oren on July 5th. next
A ply for orders Joining the class TO Mr. net at
Mr.. Ease ran's the Minerva Cics hesrs Bennett
& Gal bert's book store.
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PRINCES HOTEL.
THIBGD4EX, L4.

THE undersigned having leased the ~
i large brick building recently oecuried by iSSs=s.-
Waterman Smith, Of sfaronge and Levee taii
streets opposite the Ferry Landing, AMI having
made extensive alterations and Improvements and gone
heaFy expense in fitting and furnishing the house,
has opened it az a FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The proprietor faers himself thai from long experience
in managing and conducting Of different Hotels in the Worth.
that heis capable Of keeping the above House
e4aal any in the United Persons stopping the
my Hotel will find al the comforts Of home, the
house will he conducted rinciez never before under
taken in fhiboiaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
stne ss9derstd tft HIS Hortse olen-a all hours Of
the night well day fur their reception There will be
ser-ant on Landing arrisaI If each and every
Steamboat to convey the baggage to tbs House. y
FEbfT1 J. W. PRINCE, Proprietor.