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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20
Innp0unded.

NOTICE is hereby given that have taken up
IN an Indian pony (Stud-Horse), about three
years old, which was running at large, within the
township, contrary to law. The owner is request
ed to call, pay charges, and remove the same 9th
erwise shall dispose of him according to law. ID
!, LEONARD LATHAM, Poundmaster
Grand Haven, June Is 1855. flo6 va
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

New BoAr.-The Pontiac, infant progeny
of the Olive Branch, and youngest sister OF
the Olive Bud" though far more comely In
its proportions, has recently been added to
the already numerous family of river steam
ers. She visited our port on Saturday last.
Though of somewhat diminutive size, she
presents an appearance at once neat and at
tractive. Her speed, we should judge, is
about equal to that Of other river steamers.
We understand she is intended for a night
boat, leaving this port and Grand Rapids ev-
cry alternate evening. She is under the SUI
perintendence Of Capt. CANOE. ,a.rr
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

Eg- We have been shown green peas Of
fine size, and quality, from the garden of Mr..
j. H. NEwcoMB, of Mill Point and Mr.. E..
J. AVERY, Of this village. Mr.. N. is also
luxuriating about these days upon luscious
strawberries, and potatoes of this seasons
growth. Must not such rarities be welcome
to the inner MANI" .l'ir XIII. =.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

ES Do you inquire what you can find to
take" as beverage, now that the Prohib-
tory Law has secured the faucets of whiskey
barrels, so that not one drop of consolation
can be drawn therefrom? Call at II. GRIT
EMS Drug Store and take a draught of that
cool, refreshing soda-from fount that yields
no sorrow, no misery, but produces sensations
at once soothing, and delicious. ,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20
Gg- The propellers Troy and Sciota, from

Gg- The propellers Troy and Sciota, from
Buffalo, have again made their appearance
at our wharves, The former arrived on
Thursday, and the latter ON Monday. The
Troy discharged about $50 tons offreight, and
left for Buffalo on Saturday, with 5000 bu.
wheat, and 2,4OO bbls. flour. The Scotia
discharged so tons merchandise, received 900
bu. wheat, 200 bbls. flour, s bales wool, and
left on Monday evening en- route for Buffalo,
via Milwaukee. Business with us unusually
lively.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

Eg- The election in the city of New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, took place on the 4th inst AL
fred Blackman, Democratic candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 100 majority over all.
The Democratic ticket generally, is elected.
In the city Of Washington, the Know
Nothing ticket is elected by a small majority.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20
MEAL Dow HuNeiN EFyIeY.7rThis gen.

NEAL x9w uUN9IN EFFIGY.-r-l ms gen.
tleInan is said to have been hung IN effigy in
Charlestown, Mas, on the 9th inst. II must
be really pleasant for one to hang in that
manner, under the pleasing reflection that
course OF untiring zeal in the temperance
cause has melted few "rumrnies' to an
act SO meritorious in their view of the mat
ter As they were unable to suspend the OPP
erationef the Prohibitory Law, they seemed
determined at least to suspend one Of its most
efficient advocates and supporters. Should
the effigy be duly honored with burial, an
pace qas'escot. f $50 iduut g11oY Fl
bi The circumstances that gave rise to the ex-
element existing against Mayor Dow, in
Portland, and neighboring cities, is thus stat
ed in the New York Evangelist: .4,,
ave would caution our readers against
the attempt made in some quarters to give
false representation of the late unhappy af-
fair in Portland. The event has been eager
ly seized by journals hostile to the Maine
Law, as proof that the attempt to execute
that severe and stringent act must lead to Vi
olence and bloodshed. But this conclusion
is entirely unwaranted by the facts.
Neal Dow, the Mayor Portland, bought
quantity of liquor for medicinal purposes.
This was to be kept by the city agent. As
there was a little delay in the action of the
authorities to receive it, it remained few
days in his possession. This gave his enc
mics pretext for Selling it according to the
provisions Of the law. The whole proceed
ing was a vexatious one, and intended merely
to annoy and insult the author of the Maine
Law. Fooled in this attempt, crowd of dis
orderly persons assembled and created riot.
To suppress it, the Mayor ordered out the
military, and before he could disperse the
mob, he found it necessary, or at least thought
it necessary to fire upon them, by which one
man was killed and several wounded. The
only question in regard to his conduct is,
whether he was not too quick in giving the
command. Of this there are different opin-
ions. We ought to be very careful how we
censure. The chief magistrate of city is
bound to keep the peace and preserve order
at any cost. Mobs are not to be trihed with.
And we can forgive too great promptness
quite as readily as that weakness and indecis-
ion which only tempts mob to fresh ag-
erosion. Mayor Dow is sterling and faith
full magistrate, and we shall not readily be-
lieve that he acted in this matter without urg-
ent necessity"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20
To tie Citizens of Grand Hapen:

The committee having in charge the gen.
eral arrangements for the celebration of the
approaching anniversary Of our National In
dependence, would respectfully invite the cit
liens Of Grand Haven to be present. and par
ticipate in the festivities of the occasion.
The means of communication between the
Haven and the Valley City, are now so nu-
merous, and pleasant, that we think our
friends at the Mouth" will highly enjoy a
visit to the Rapids. AT any rate, we tender
them the freedom Of the city," Come up,
then, and let us have realization of "the
good time coming"
By order of the committee.
M. S. LITTLEFIELD, Sec'y.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20
re- We would call the attention of OH

Ey" We would call the attention of our
citizens to the invitation, found in another
column, soliciting their attendance at Grand
Rapids, on the 4th prox, to unite with the
citizens of that place in ceremonies appropri-
ate to that day. See programme. Let us
respond to the invitation in a patriotic man.
ner .,.,,,,.l o,,-7i,.t M, .a.}.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

A Boston apothecary is selling what he
calls the "Tincture of Barley" 1t is said
to be a popular drink with the opponents of
the Maine Law
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

The a4thsAf Grand RAprDs.-The fol-
loving programme FOR the approaching cele-
bration Of the "4th' at Grand Rapids, as
stated in the Herald, will be of interest to
those who may choose to visit the city" on
that day: 49,, ,,.r,,,,vr
"A speaker is expected from abroadAbne
of the best orators in the. State. ..s..-.-szrsar
"The fremen are to have free dinner.
The dinner table will be placed on the island
opposite thisGity, and will be of sufficient di-
mansions to accommodate several hundred
people. A free dinner will also be given to
the Revolutionary Soldiers, and the Soldiers
OF the last war with Great Britain---aH OF
whom are invited to be present. e'a9yi.2N-
= can invitation is extended to the people
Of all the towns in the county 10 unite with
us in the celebration. Also, the citizens of
Grand Haven = io,ist...' a.' y ''A' ''''-'
(" A splendid display of fireworks, and, a
torch-light procession in the EVENING" sins:
"Barnhart's Valley City Band has been
engaged for the occasion, and win not fail to
add much to the interest of the OCCASION
Hon. +. j. LIrrLEJoHN, we understand, is
to be the orator of the day. ,,.,sy
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

BANK OF MACoMB CoUNrY.-The Ann
Arbor Wig of Wednesday, says that the
notes of the bank Of Macomb County, here,
have been refused by the brokers of that city.
Our readers will, of course, refuse them too.
Look out also FOR bills of the Adrian Insu-
rance company. Trouble is brewing in that
quarter. ,I f.,i .......g mo,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

Eg- We are in receipt Of Godeys Lady's
Book, BalloIs Pictorial, WoodDorth's
Youths Cabinet, and the Michigan Farm
en-. All excellent! excellent! s.,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

On the 18th inst, by Henry Griffin Esq.,, Mr.
ZBRAND BoosMAN and KENA VANDERMULEN
both Of Grand Haven
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

. Es~ Capt PETERSON, of the schooner
Henderson, has kindly furnished us with late
Chicago news and Mr. LEeeAra continues
his good Offices in the same line of accom-
mediation. Thanks, gentlemen!i 7o errnrlo
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

Eg- The story of Gen. Tom Thumbs
marriage he denies. Had any thing of the
kind occurred, would no not have known it |?
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

OPENING OF THE FRENCH ExHIBITIoN.-
On Friday, May 18th, as previously announ-
ced, the French Exhibition was opened with
appropriate ceremonies, in presence of the
Emperor and Empress, with king Jerome
and the princess Matilde. Prince Napoleon,
President of the Commission, read speech
of lengthy and rather prosy character fol-
lowed by the annexed brief reply from the
Emperor: i'ap ro.
"In placing you, my cousin, at the head of
the commission to whom was con6ded so diff
fcult task, wished to give you proof of
my confidence, and / am happy to see that
confidence has been justified. / beg that
you will convey my thanks to the commits
sioners for their enlightened care and indefat-
igable zeal. | open with joy this temple of
peace, which invites all nations to concord.n
Preparations are, as yet, far from being
complete. Perhaps some weeks will elapse
ere the arrangements are all perfected, and
the Exhibition fully opened to the inspection
of visitors H.uf wH IHa) l1uoIh
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

We are informed that the invitation re-
Gently extended to the Rev. ?. S. OecEI,
minister of the dissenting church, at Utretch'
Holland, to become the pastor of that people
here, has been accepted, and Mr.. O.. is ex-
pected to arrive in the latter part OF the en-
suing summer. RE ~ sam .t'fI4t ga
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

70 A LARGE BANK.--The Quebec Chronicle
states that il, is the intention of the New
York and Boston capitalists to apply for a
bank charter, in Canada, under the title of
the International Bank, with view of giving
banking facilities to the enormous trade
springng up on the shores of lake Huron and
lake Superior. H,N1I1Ah }htetLr
The capital to be asked for will be $780,
600 or 100000, with power to increase to
100000, and all the provisions laid down
in the bill for Sherbroke Bank will be acced-
ed to. 7o1I lf hll@ s unNt e
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

SERVING. THEM RIGHT-THE CLowNs.-In
the town of Liberty, Texas, a fine of $25, 90
is. imposed on any individual using profane
language in the hearing of females. Let us
have a similar law, and then, ladies, we fancy
you will be spared the modification you are
now frequently subjected to, while in the
presence of Dould-be-genHemen, but who are
not possessed Of sufficient sense Of propriety
to know that profanity is a vice not coun-
tenanced by ladies; and that their smiles and
favor are not to be purchased by a display of
such ignorance and folly.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

NEAL Dow AcqUITTFD.-In another col
umn we publish the particulars of the riot,
at Portland. More recent intelligence in
forms us that Neal Dow, who acted so con-
spicuous part in this tragedy, has been hon
orably acquitted on the liquor charge. Judge
Carter decided that no liquor agency had
been established, as no agent had been APP
pointed; but held that the statute did not
specify whether it should be purchased before
or after the agent is selected, and that as
subsequently the liquors were turned over to
the city, there was not evidence of criminal
intent on the part of the Mayor. ad a
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

DUEL AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A duel was
fought recently, in Canada, opposite Niagara
Falls, between Breckenridge and Leaven-
worth, of New York. The provocation arose
from an incident that occurred in the Shaks-
peare Club, on account of Leavenworth in
PRODUCING thereat, in an improper manner, a
gentleman obnoxious to several members of
the Club ..,.
Report says the combatants fought at eight
PAGES distance. Only one shot was exchang-
ed. Both parties wounded. Breckenridge
was shot through the leg, and Leavenworth
through the thigh, inficting wound which
may prove fatal. Breckenridge has run out
Of the reach of the law, and Leavenworth
not being able thus to run, will probably be
made an example of, at least we hope so.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

HoIIAsD CauRcH Our citizens have
doubtless noticed the & rensYating" process
Administered to,the exteriorof the neat Hol7
land Church in our our village. This with the
tasty fence enclosing the same, gives ample
proof that the general spirit of progression
is at work among that respected class of our
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

June 5.-Sclrs. Heligoland, Loutit; Illinois,
Burke; L. Throop, Furlong; Frances, Matthews !;
Magic, Winship; Julia Smith, -; Reindeer,
Flood Pioneer, Pennall; New Hampshire, Tart
Col. Glover, -; j. Lille, -; Supply, Mitch
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

POISONED WEDDING PARrY.-The latest
news in relation to the wedding party, in
Washington county, Nd, who were poisoned
by eating custard, prepared for the nuptial
banquet, causing serious illness to some TWEEN
ty-fve of the number, is thus stated in the
Abingdon (va.) Democrat:
"Wm. Bishop, one Of the party poisoned
at the wedding of Mr.. Henry s. Kane and
Miss Sarah Anderson, in Scott county, has
since died, and seven or eight more-includ-
ing three sons Of Mrs. Neal, at Stock Greek
are dying
" A negro man on the premises has been
arrested, and it is strongly suspected that a
white woman instigated the deed"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

6.-Schrs. +. Henderson, Peterson; Lady Jane,
Henderson; Speed, -; j. S. Wallace, -; Bal
tic, -; Temperance Downing; Liverpool, Minis
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-06-20

S.-Schrs. Free Mason, -; Telegraph, McNa-
mara st. Lawrence, -; L. Throop, Furlong.
9.-Schrs. l.. p. billiard, Bointon; Mary, Bald
win; Magic, Winship; Illinois, Burke; Heligoland,
Loutt; Frances, Matthew's N. Hampshire, Tart
Vermont, Getty Pioneer, Pennall; Rocky Noun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

N lloIEsALL and rutail Gl9lhler, and 40
w dealer III Has, Caps and Furnishing "a
dood-, No. y Main rect, kcokuk. Iowa: hav. Iff
ius Ga hand large aHd we.l selected stock Il ---
Goods IN ny line, would respectfully inYte the
attention ii tie trade feeling confident that ms
Goods aua prices wil latorabiy compare VITA any
ii the market.
viii mo- say that / shaft sell lower tian Saint
Lou.s or iAstern Houses. bui would Ilodestiy as
sure my ffeuls and the public that ] will sell Us
low as possibly and honestly can.
My expenses are light, and my house is convent
cnt, tt moi three stories high) and viii endeasor
10 trAde With customer in such mannfr rs Will
give general satisfaction.
Ny motto is--An article Is worth lbs value and
common sense shouid be The appraiser
Aay g. Is54-w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
The johnson street Clothing gstab-


~ kELL4 takes this method Of returning his
L sincere thank 10 he citizens oI keukuk for
the Very liberal patronage las has recea "a since he
came ~ this city au satire stranger
hey leave, for the future. TO introduce myself
ia partnership with Mr.. John Felloy,es aud hope ,y
giving our undivided attention ~ business 10 ren-
der cntire sa iae;inn 70 all who will favor IA With
their custom. " hourly expecting scott eel
ebrated American Report OF fas huns, aud slall in
trodaee the Fall iyies soon a. received Az We
intend . 10 all our oWn work. Wr frends can rely
upon hagiuy their work dome with neatness and dis
patch, and Fl guaranteed
Please call a the Johnson Street Tailor Shop one
door west of Tie Post Office and give rs a trial.
KELLY / IELL0WES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
II. Eaawdcn & SON.

N|ot I'D respectfully call the attention Of th,
w pabsc 70 their stock Of the first quality ot
Marble which they have just received direct r ~
the East which they enabled to sell at ~ chea
rate a4 can be obtained in s.. Louis
We are determined to act upon the motto
..SNAIt. PROFITS AND Quick RETURNS
Give rs call and We pledge ourselves 10 show you
as hne marble and as good workmanship. both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere III the United States.
We have another extensive sock Of Marble on III
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared to
meet any demand that may be made tor articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondcau.
April }, lS3I,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

FIlHIED street between Main and .Iohpson keo-
D kuk Iowa. hase lust received. at thtir Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establi sllnent a
choice and c<eeucni sa!j.It .f Broa4slaths. faS.i-
meres, Nestinss aud Gentlemen furrishne Goods
Of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be dome u the must approx c and satisfactory
manner. They arc constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, aud respectfully
solicit All who dasire good work and the best ulasc-
rial t. give them eail
HUTCHINSON L DEWEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

FI'llE subscriber p9uld inform tie citizens If ke-
Il eEuk ara Vicinity TIM; he has purchased The
stYea IA trade " Ben. T. Uo1son, u. No Third
Street, WHERE ie has hand general a-sor; in ut
Of French and American Cloths. Cassiincres and
Feetngs. when Ic VIII make Up to order al the
shortest notea. AID n style mol TO br surpa.st 4.
Also good assortment nf Summer Goats Vests,
and shrte alwuys IN hand
JniV rs. 1sJJ.-dtr JAMES NJ TYLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
LIVERY STABLE.

hN johnson Street, between lst aud 2d,n
~ by MW IL. CLEGHoRy. This establish XG1Aa
ment is large, comm9dious, wei nrrangedA q :.
and amply provided with good horses well trained
far harness we'll rs with Carriages. Buggies IN |
Hack epen and close, covered and half covered.
every description adapted 70 convenience luxury
Horse or Carriages of residents Of the city Or ys-
itors from abroad kept moderate terms ana
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the inaln
Horses bought and sold commission and on m
own account nj all timcs.
May =, lSoj.--lly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
y. W. JOINS.

tSuceessoF 10 r sl5n.arlandl
nE.tLIR in Claeks. Watches and Jewel q
IL ~. Second street next door u Charles "A
Parsons BANKING Housed kceknk Iowa 49,
The subscriber las luat received large aud
beautiful sock 81 Gold ana SilYer Watches Gold
Jewerv. e., comprising 'he astsf styles If Ladies
i}rsasi Pins Far k.ncs Finer Rings. Cuff Pins.
Gold G4arl and Fob Chains, kew, seals. Silver
Ihimt.es. Gaid Sildes, snaps. studs. oold Pens
with OF without holders, Goli Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
NArCH EgrkIElvG.
The subscriber hens practical matchmaker.
feels competent to repair the most difficult and deli
GATE WORK Tia MAY bc entrusted 10 his care.
All work Warranted IL gise sa. faction
CoRrel 1GWF.
The pall.c may rsst assured that the correct time
is, and always Will be kept by
No}. Is ls54.--lly N. ". JONES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
VI. w. Hicks. VI. ~.

Il g E0N D ENTIST,
City 90 keokHk. Io.-0tace on Main ST. between
S.c ud anI TA.r1 Streets.
nK H., n addition 10 The usual assz-~-~>
I)metA5d. q inserting artificial teeth 6sexs2
II in possession y thc exclusive ri ght ul1vY1
for ths city of mounting the ''centin.
u9us gum t.cth universally admired for then
beauty strength, aud cleanliness After expe-
rlanc II twu years ia tbs style of work, he would
unlee 5talsugly recommend II to The public Us pos
ses.lHg many and great advantages over any other
s'yle of WDgk known to the profession. Those su-
teresied respecSuly layGed to eall aud examine
specimens ~ The different methods of mUuntin. .
teeth.
Apri r. 15ss-i6w1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
pure Congress Water

I'RoA the saratoga Springs for sale by the dozen
i single bottle.
Also Moore Hoopar's superior Citrate Of Magne.
sia, Purgative Mineral Water one If the most
pleasant aud etitctual cathartics known.
Call at Moore ilooper's drug Store on Main
between I'd and Sd Streets north side, keokuk Iowa
June s. lSg5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

nR. T. $. BARBER. would respee, iull announce
- t. tAe citizens of keokuk ahd vicinity that ho
has permanently located ID heokuk, where he eN-
pee's q peri rin all tie operations Pertaining 70
Dental surgery
lic feels eonfien.in bis ability 70 give satisfae-
ton 70 hose WHO may favor hiia with ther patron
aee
e- 0alee Oh Main between Third and Fourth
All operation. warranted.
kenk AZ. 80 u. lNaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
Shaving a Hair cu.,ing Ex,raora,-

SHAMP0ONTNG AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
- The fagoritc Saloon oi e. orro cabns, On Main
Street. bsien Parsons Y Bank, presents new attrac-
tIUns to TIE ctiIsns q hoebnk. Having obtained
assistants IA my business ror to any before
employs III thi- city, invite the patronage oI the
community, mn vutty- tt11t r1rf ss,fr ci1;1fi-
or. eat hair more handsomely. atd shampoou with
lll- l11tIlII than any laGE ia the ~lale af lQwes
Comp tition eialhagad GE0AGE CABlS.
Aurusf p. fSJ5-tytf{ Xffn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
Keokuk Book-Binderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
DLANh Books made and ruled TO any required
ID pattern. Cvnrt Records, justices Doekets, A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c, &c, furnished at
short notiee
Old Books, Magazines, Music, 6c., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
9s.- NY Bindcry Will be found on Main, between
Second and Third streets, sign Of the "Big Book =
Jan. 2G, lS5i--akw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
MnNlsOE IioIsE.

Iarner 0t nlYe aud = cond Streets. ST. IUI Is, MO-
TINE subscriber, proprietor II tic aioge <eEe.s
L house. having thoroughly repaired and a.,d
ncwly furnished the throughout Is &nI
now prepared to accommodate citizens ard
strangers.
Thankful for tie patronage beatowed during tho
last nine years, while proprietor of the Quincy
House be respectfully invites is continuance a his
new location Nm MONROE.
Aur ~ IN50.-v