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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13

ARNOLD PLUMER Of Tenango was then
unanimously declared the nominee.
It was resolved that the nominee should
give such pledge against Know Nothings
as the State Committee may prescribe.
Mr.. Black from the Committee on Res
olutions, submitted the following, which
were read amid loud applause
Resolved, That the Democratic party
need not, on old and settled issues, to de-
clare its principles in detail. 1t is sufi-
cient for US to say that we belong to the
Democracy of the Union, and recognize
no geograp aphcal lines between the North
and South. The interests of all parts Of
the country are the same to us, and so far
as in our power we will maintain the Con-
stitutional rights of every State, with
uniform fidelity, and recognize in its wild.
est extent the principle Of popular soye-
reignty in the territories.
Resolved, That every one who makes
our country his home, and loves the Con-
stitution, the laws and the liberty Of the
Union, is in lis largest sense, True
American. His birth place was not of
his own selection, and should do him nei-
ther good nor harm, his religion is between
himself and his God, and should be left to
his own judgment, conscience and respon-
sibility.
Resolved, That we regard the secret
order, commonly called "Know Nothings," ="
as an organization dangerous to the pros
perity and peace Of the country. Wecon-
slider its designs as unconstitutional and
void of patriotism being at once opposed
to the spirit of true Christianity, and a
Just and manly American sentiment.
Resolved, That the Democratic party
reiterate and reassert their confidence in,
and adherence to the political creed pro-
mulgated by Thomas Jefferson in his first
inaugural address, and practiced by Madi-
SOD, Monroe, jackson, Van Buren,, Polk,
and Pierce, in their administrations-tbat
these principles require no concealment,
and that experience has fully determined
their applicability to all the interests Of
the American people.
Resolved, That We have uhdiminished
confidence in the ability and integrity Of
Franklin Pierce, and his administration Of
the government Of our country.
Resolved, That the views and principles
of the present State Administration, as
embodied in the acts passed by the recent
Legislature, and approved by the Cover
nor, by which the interests Of the State
have been or are proposed to be seriousl >
and injuriously affected, contrast strongly
with the wise and judicious management
Of the Government by Gov. Bigler, and
tend to show the danger Of entrusting the
control Of the Commonwealth to the hands
: Of men who are .wayed by fanaticism and
governed by prejudice
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produced the present state OF things; and
in answer to another question by String
fellow, said that he considered such
course of conduct as unlawful and dis
honorable.
BY this time, the excitement Of String
fellow became very great, so much so as
to attract several persons standing in front
of the door and be on the spot gave the
Governor verbal challenge, which was
Immediately declined, the Governor say
ing that be was no subscriber to the duel
ling code. At this time the Governor was
carelessly sitting with his chair balanced
upon the two hind legs. Stringfellow
advanced, and BY putting his hand upon
his shoulder, pushed him over, at the
same time falling upon him, and scratch
ing him deeply in the cheek with his nails.
The Governor kicked him of, and rose to
his feet, both gentlemen drawing their
pistols, when Stringfellow was seized by
Attorney General Isaacks and Mr. Halder-
man, and the Governor dropped the muz
zle of his weapon, saying that be scorned
to attack a man who was prevented from
defending BY tho interference Of the
two gentlemen, the matter was calmed
down, and Stringfellow left.
To yourselves and your readers, leave
all comment on this most unparalleled
outrage, merely stating further, that
Striugfellow, who thus begins by attempt
ing to intimidatc the Governor of Kansas
Territory, and failing in that personally
assaults him, is a resident of Weston, Mo,
and makes no pretence of living in the
territory. 1t is generally believed that
the Missourians have discovered that they
will be unable to manage two-thirds Of
the Legislature, and thus avoid the Gov
ernors veto and therefore, the conduct
Of tbe'r acknowledged leader. During
the late affair the Governor had twice
good opportunity to shoot Stringfellow,
aud the friends of order ard his friends
are very thankful that he refraiued for
had any injury, even the slightest, occur
red to Stringfellow, in two hours q crowd
would have been raised on the border
against which resistance would have been
useless, and no one can imagine what
would have been the ultimate consequence.
Respectfully yours, TRAVELLER.
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rR-We give in another column the
proceedings of the recent Democratic State
Convention.
The nominee, Mr.. PLUMER, is of the
Buchanan wing Of tho party-an inveter-
ate old bunker and oficc.seeker-and not
supposed, from his location, to have any
practical knowledge Of the public works.
The platform presented, is very similar
to that of last year. On the prominent
national question of Ncbraskaism, and on
the local issue of the Liquor law of last ses-
sion, it refused to adopt any plain aud de-
cided resolutions, pro or con, but chose to
present resolutions which-like those with
which Gov. Bigler fell-may be interpret
ed to suit public opinion in various quar-
tiers. They even refused to denounce the
infamous outrages BY gangs Of secret, oath
bound rufiaus, upon the people of Kansas
and Pennsylvania Governor-acts Of Ma
tional and Of State concern but very
courageously adopted one against allowing
colored men to vote in Pennsylvania
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- C, w. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Emporium,
Market Street LewiSourS. "a.
GEORGE T. COLE,

nEALEK in Plan0S, MeI6de0hS, anu
IL all kinds Of Musical McrChan.
disc. Keeps constantly on hand. Hallet Il
Davis, Boston Lighte, Newton & Bradburys;
and Bennett & Co., N. Y, PIANOS. Also,
Princes Il Co.'S celebrated MELODEONS,
prices from S45 90 TO $3.50 90.
Orders from distance will meet with prompt
attention. Second hand Pianos taken in ex-
change for new.
Room directly opposite the Court House,
WiAiamsport, Pa. (April 4, 55-5'3mo
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
is hereby given. that Letters

MUIlCE Is neleOy given. tldl Ltt'tIS
lN of Administration on the estate OF JAMES
MoonE, late of Kelly Township. Union coun-
ty, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, by the Register Of Union county. in
due form Of law; therefore all persons IN
debted TO said estate, are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having Just
claims are also requested TO present them Pro-
perly authenticated for settlement to
JOSEPH MOORE,
Washington Tp., Lycoming Co.,
JOHN SCHRACK,
East Bufialoe Tp, Union Co.,
June IS, 1855. Administrators
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Adrift.
NOTICE is hereby given that George

NOTICE is hereby given tnat george
~ !. Swar,s, John Kimbell and John w.
Fisher did on the 18th day OF June, 1855, at
New Columbia in Union county, take up a
FLAT of fifty feet SIX inches in length and
thirteen feet one inch in width. OF which the
owner, and the public in general. will please
take notice. ROBERT CANDOR,J.f
White Deer Mills, June &c, 1855
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The American Party on Slavery.


As was to be expected from the intole'
rant nature of Slavery, the new Know
Nothing or American party were required
to incorporate Slaveism in their creed, at
the National Council he'd in Philadelphia.
That Council was composed Of seven dele
gates each from all the States and the
District of Columbia. The New York
Council at its organization fell into the
hands of the Slaveocrats, who still keep
it. New York and the District of Colum.
bia gave the power to the South. New
York and the Southern States have never
carried the American ticket, while all the
other Free States have. Yet those States
where the party has been always defeated.
created the platform, against the protests
of the States where all the votes are to
come from to elect an American President.
The platform thus fraudulently forced
upon the party is briefly this .Stavery
shall hare alt 1t has, may get all ii can,
and must not be hindered.
All the Northern States except New
York-States giving a majority Of the
Electoral Votes-proiested against that
plank, and declared that Slavery was a
sectional interest, not to be interfered with
by any outside the States respectively, but
that Liberty should be restored in Kansas
and Nebraska, and that the National
Government where it has the power should
use it against and not in favor of Slavery
extension.
The State Council of Pennsylvania met
at Reading last week, about 200 members
in attendance, and ratified all except the
Slavery plank in the platform. They put
in an Anti,Slavery instead of Pro-Slavcry
plank, and called National Council to
meet in Cincinnati on the 9Th January
next, to devise means to elect, at the
National Council on the 22d Feb, candi-
dates fer President and Vice President
opposed to Slavery extension.
Ten delegate, seeded from the Penn
sylvania Council Gall from Philadelphia
and Montgomery and endorsed the Sla.
very platform, but the remainder Of the
200 were enthusiastically united against
the aggressive Slave power.
Throughout the country in the Free
States, there is almost unanimous oppo-
sition to the Pro-Slavery platform, although
in some of the larger cities are to be found
adherents of Arnold Douglas, who still
bow to the South, in hope of promotion
by that hitherto almost omnipotent oil
garchy. These openly assert that they
will not and dare not have an opinion of
their own contrary to the decision Of the
unfairly constituted body, which had an
unjust majority Of delegates who did not
represent one Electoral Vote Those who
protested against the Platform, must give
the Votes, or the party can not have one !!
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The recent evidences that valuable let
ters sometimes arc accidently thrown
among the waste paper of the post Offices,
have induced Postmaster General CAM
pELL to issue an order directing a careful
examination of all rubbish before the
Offices are swept out. He charges Post
masters also to use all the wrapping paper
second time, if possible, for economy
sake.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-13
Cautions to P0stmasters.

The Washington Union publishes the
following gentle hints to Postmasters }
Dclirery Of Letters, &c.-Wo under
stand frequent complaints against the de-
partment grow out Of the fact that post
masters too often, trusting only to their
memories, tell persons there is no mail
matter for them when subsequent exa-
mination proves that there was. If post.
masters would adhere strictly to tho rule
of making personal search every time
letters and papers are inquired for, there
would be more despatch in their delivery.
Iostn,asters' Asssistdnts to Ge Sporn.-
Postmasters at small Offices, we learn, are
too much in the habit of permitting in
competent members of their families, and
other persons in their employ, (nonc Of
them being sworn, as required BY law to
change the mails, and to perform all the
other duties pertaining to their Offices.
None but sworn assistants should DO al
lowed access to tho mails.
Loanin9 Mepspopsrs.-Subscribers to
newspapers make complaint Of the nonar-
rival Of their papers, and in some instances
intimate that the loss is coccasioned by the
fact of the postmaster loaning to lis neigh
Dor the papers Of others for perusal. The
papers fail to be returned to their proper
place, and hence the dissatisfaction. Post
masters are strictly forbidden to loan news
papers that are in their Office for delivery.
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Dy Balance due to orerscers by Borough

Joseph Glass, Cotfector-DR.
June 1855. To amount Of Duplicate for 1854 Slso5 so
CIR.
Cash pd Treasurer July 2s 1854, per receipt u 90
Supervisors Rect for work do 2 90
Cash nd Treasurer oct 10, 1854 CO 50
do Nov IS 1854 ZOO 30
RiIIs n, uork do 10 81
Ca,h nd the Treasurer Dec. 10 1854 IS 90
BilI, work receipts do "a ~
Cash nd Treasurer Dec 29 ls5t IS 90
EiIi. work on Streets &c do IS o.
i'SSI Goi.a,n, san BAL Oh note Int p '''A ' IT %
IAN Riil maid David Gipter by DO IS Is
mi, work per supervisor 81 Is
% Cash pd Treasurer 90 W
order nd O. n wordeu rs 90
Bill work per Supervisor 81
Feb. s, Cash pd Treasurer loo o'
March Cash do 100 90
do Bills work per Supervisor "a 90
81 Bills work &c do 81 93
do Assumption sundry taxes do 80 ~
May IS Cash pd Treasurer rs 90
do Bal. Of Note int pd Jos. Glass So 65
rs Ca,h pd Treasurer 100 90
Inn. : Bill nd J. T. Ross BY collector II 60
DilI for work on alley I'd Mrs Met1ger 8 90
Amt tax per 5. Shriner pd by collector -
Amt do per VIM. Whiting do is
Cash pd Treasurer % W
E1onrra,iops on duplicate for 1854 ~ IS
per centase for collecting duplicate 90 q
Balance due Borough by collector IS 10
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PREPARED nv

JAMES C. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Price IS Cents per Box. Five Boxes forfl.
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Democratic State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention of
Pennsylvania was held in Harrisburg, 4th
inst, 12S delegates being present.
Hon. j. CLANCY JONES, Of Berks county,
was chosen President.
Proceeded to nominate and vote for
candidate for Canal Commissioner, and on
the nominations three votes we're taken:
lst I'd 81
Arnold Plumer, Of Venango Co. so 60 II
VIM. S. Campbell, of AIegany 81 43 as
George Scott, Of Columbia o
John p. Hoover, of Center o o
Scattering 70 ii !
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
Patent Medicines.

DULLS Sarsaparilla, Hoofland's Bitters,
DGaysott's do. Noffatt's Pills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. McLane's do.
Bateman's Drops, Spencer's do.
Brandeth's Pills, Peters do.
British Oil, Jayne's San. pills,
Dalley's Pain Extractor, Graffaenburg do,
Davis Pain Killer. Mustang Leniment,
Gray's Ointment. herokee do.
Fahnstock's Vermifuge, Railways Relief,
McLane's do. Farrant's Apparent
Jayne's co. Hebrew Plaster,
Thompson's Eve water, Wistan's Balsam,
McMannis' Elixer, Thorn's Extract,
Hooflands Bitters, Vermin Extractor
OF Kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
THOMPSON & EMANUEL.
June %. Yazoo City
COPAL Varnish.
barrelsjust received by
may IS THOMPSON g. EMANUEL
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
.Neao Goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHULZ, BODENHEIM & Co

INVITE ther friends and patrons 10 examine
III their now full stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, cloihing. Boots, and shoes &c. Their
stock is the largest and best selected ever offered
in this market.
One OF their firm residing tn the east for the
purpose Of making purchases and manufae tnring
Clothtng and boots and shoes they eel confd mt
that their prices cannot be undersolu in the South
NJ rchsnts, Planters and especially the Ladies are
invited to call and Sc for themselves. Among
the other goods just received are.
French and American p,ints ofall styles
Plain and fancy Oil calico
Ginghams
rlain fancy and black lawnaass,
Solid and fancy Colored Bereges
Swi,S null and Jacone. Mullins plain check
ed dotted and striped Of I'LL qualit es
Fine nndersleeves and chemizetts,
Jaconet swiss edgines and inserting,
Black lace wells szasa
While embroidered Muslins for curtain.
Hosiery gloves aud hdkfs in innumeral'
quantities aud ofall qualities,
/ Irish linens, linen sheetings andslinen da
masks -
Pillow case linens and supesior damask
nlpsins
l Very handsome printed linens etc
New Goods reed weekly AGO
/ Vicksburg, Miss.
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Splendid Dry Goods

COWNA, CHAPLIN & JACK,
HAVE Just opened another assortment o
II Dry Goods:
Embroidered French Muslin Basqus:
Black lace Mantllas and Talmas;e
Black and colored Ailpiaque Man alias
Talmas:
Lace Chantlly do do
Fine Embroidered Muslin spencers,
Au F asse Book Spencers,
Au.'Passe Book Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton sets very fine
Valencines sets do
Watece do do
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss Muslins:
Striped and het k Swiss Muslins;
Striped and Check Nainsook,
Railway Ccfse 9,
Fine Organizes,
Berage robes de-.
April 6
Vicksburg. Mis-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

WYE nave just fecelved q part VI our stock
oil ready made clothing embracing the
newest and latest styles and manufactured
in superior manner Our stock Of Furnish
jig goods is complete
We have also received our spring stock of
cloths cassimeres and vestings which v Q
will manufactu:e to order in the best pcssi-
HE manner.
Oar customers and the public will please
give as call ss we areronfident wecan do
as ven a. any house in The south
HA MES 4 RUSSELL,
w ashington Al. next door to D s se,t
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fNp . RANT TO PLANTERS.

TWP pRrANT, TO PLANTERS.
I'VE fstifc most Troublesome diseases on
4 rlShtati,n-, ana especially among chill
is 0a-riel. and whent takes the form
9lnmrr Compliint or Cholera Infantum it
70 ~ n zen proves fatal. DR.. BILLINGS
'ARNlNArIVEt AND ASTRINGENT
8YNlTp "a safe and certain emedy in all
{ ,sse ,j-,gs Of disease, and no Planter should
.'vtUut lev bottles among his medic
sVartes,
han reds Of certificates have been received
ON pal.srs, attesting its great virtue, IRE
realm all IL purityby
a1O.sO. WOODMAN g. CO.
" 20 SIDE Proprietor, vicksburg.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

TINE enduring essentials and the fcIfhl nom
Il esseetials in the world venting cIo(hing de-
Epartment Hats Coets pants and Vests. =
Glorious Trio Of Plurdlities.
School Of Economy for The Million, You nm h6d
them ready to put rejuviating when on, TIA
ken o1. and put up at bargain. with al ne az
inRs to match, consulting 81 =
SHIRTS, CUBAN CRA-
YATS, BARNUM COLLARS, REAL
DAN RICE DRAWERS &C.,
AL for cash or approved credit, on the corner.
POWELL q HOBART.
Yazoo City, Miss.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

CIUNDRIESl 20 casks clear sides.
- 20 casks sooulders;
15<'f<ces Davis hams;
30 49, Star candles,
IS half boxes candles;
2lqr. do. do.
IS boxes sperm do.
so do soap;
80 so ba es Iadia bagging;
100 psices Kentucky bagging;
100 obs rope--for sale by
-u-e 90. SMEDES, HAMPTON & co.
- t SVIcKsBJRG, Miss
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ledical Dispe nsar

l42 Csronsialet street.
DRs LeR0Y and PELTfER' Com.
sound Mixture fos the cure OF GenoFihea
Glo~t strictuies and thor disc ases Of the
urinary passages froqus ntly performing
Hu perfect cure 10 the abort space Of eight
o, iea days with eale secrecy md satey. This
celebrated mixture possesses lew Of the edSania
ges MT enjoyed BY any other medicine tor the
ole sexual'diseases; and which must. with an
enlightened public render Il assuredly highly pop.
ular and des deraium long souehl Tor IN tie med
ical world. ltrequifeS no conhns ment 40 hange
Ct diet In its improved form i 10 nearly tasleiess
and causes no unpleasant sensation u he patient
II has acquired the utmost fame iDs< almost every
part Of Europe. 1t has been sxar1ined approved
Of and sanctioned by thesfaculty Of medicine and
Recommended BY the most emf -entof the profes.
son tor The cure ef certain diseases analogous
complaint Of The organs q genera.ion after every
.other medicine. =
In Offering this preparation 10 The human family
Ds Lroy and Pe'tier fearlessly hazard the asser-
ton that is not only no, surpassed bat unequal
led either for its cuIa.ivePrepe ties = for mldnes-
preparation confounded forsim,Iar purposes "
Def re the public.
This mixture 10 combination of approved
medicines min cling the excellent 4nalities of each
into one sanative whule so as to produce the most
efficient compound which has never yet besn
known 70 fall Il impossible to produce Ger.
nature or otEer~ Use a host Of facts might lie nd
vanced to show the broad and deep foundati0
upon hitch the character Of this mixture rests 70
support. Long standing cases gonorrlea, & eel
stictures affections Of the kidneys sc have vi Il
ded 10 the command ofthis aniido,e and lnstnn-
ces Of gleet of the most inve,erate descri,t on
have hed before its host astonishing sanative inHn-
ence.
Wedo notcfier this mixture al Panaca or cure
every thing, but in the above named cases we are
authorized by Drs Leroy and Peltier Of Paris t.
guarantee a cure under forfeit o $500 We W l
remark that this compound has Teen before III,
public Of New Orleans for thirteen ears and hal
universally proved effacious.
/ CAUrloN.-Sevsral spurious and injurous prep
arations have been palmed upon the unwary b.
base counterftiters. The just celebrity aud i'm
mense sale that this eompound has mt with u
the United States il has stimulated a host Of i'm
primciplcd individuals to initiate Il. Recoll
hat The signature of Leroy M D Par:> is whit
tn every phial.
orice Per bottle $500 FER dozen S45.O
role Agency in the nited Stp,es lac I.arondale
s. between Hevia and roydras, New Orleans.
GA treatise on gonurrhea structures impotep
{ forwarded gratis
| L-C. THOMPSON. n. D
III q Pill y -
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Lacey s. Co.,
81 So Charles street.
New Orleans.
BRANCH OF LACEY d. PsuLLIf $ cee.
|sDbratsd mandatory ioiladel- -
phia " no received lhe NN
FRS Trize Medal at the W-rid's AuA 1N
Fair in London, and also at y15
the Worlds Fair in New York. ssa
They keep constantly on hand largeAas
sortment of
Carriage and buggy Harness.
OF thei, own manufacture al prices RAJ giro
rom sIa to 800 for Buggy and $2S to 50 Q
for Carriage. Also large assortmen LIT ol
Ladies and Gantleman's.
Saddles, Bridals, Whips, Trunks,
| Carpet Bags,
and choice stock Of
Saddlers Tools
| from the best manufacturers.
| In addition 10 our large s ock we are re.
ceiving Goods by every arrival 10 all Of
which We invite the attention of purcha
sers,
Sole Agency for
JIM. SINGERS u CO.,
Patent Sewing Mac inc,
which are the only reliable stl,ching machine
use for all purposes for fine sewing OF
plantation use.
| April 20.
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NEMESg.- 40 bbls Cement, fresh and dark
" jlst received by 3. GAhNiN.
Inn, %. Vicksburg.
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THE subscribers have ON nd al d ale Con.
stantly receiving from their N nnactofy at Pitis-
hurgb Penn, Plantation and Road Wagons f.l
horses and oxen, Cane Wagons and Carts, Dra3s,
OK and Timber Wheels, with anc withoutFaxles;
warehouse an.fsteamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bag
gage Wagons; baggage and Other car for hors :
and oxen: hand carts; wheeibarrows of every des-
crption, and all other articles in the wheelwieht
line. made Of the hest seasoned materials and war:
ranted to be superior to an, other manufaetnre
which will be sold at reduced prices and lowfI
than any other establishment in the Southern
country Purchasers win find |, TO their interest
to call and examine our stock before purchasine
elsewhere. We use none but black Locust huhs
with white oak spokes and ielloes All WORK
made by us il warranted. Apply to
PHELPS, CARR & CO., 10l Carondelet st.
March 80. '55. dolly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

'ro LEI-A LAEGETHREE story. ATTIC AND Bk5E
men house. pica~antly sinAed wssto. Bro tsay
hc nm.dac vicinity teso~ 81. Johns park. Slh all ~,
mode RI improvements Occupied geniee boarding ons
immediate posses si0n by purchasing the furniture.
y. W. RICHARDS. JI broadway.
RIO LET-Is THE LOWER PART or THE CITY, A
small hotel aear broadway. witch Will acool motAo iOo
ger,ons; TIC ense and furniture everything perfect orier
for se terms, with Immediate Possession Situation
unsurr as-ed fpy TRANSIENT boarder~
~ W. RICHARDS, ~ broadway,