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TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE
BLOOD!
THE BEST AL TER ATIyE KNOWN

TIE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not "a Particle OF Mercury ia IT,
Am infalliblc remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutancous Eruptions,
fimpies or Postules on the Face Blothes, Boils.
ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eeycs Ringworm,
or letter Scald head, Enlargement and pain of
the Bones 6 Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn u
rs,Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising
from an injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence
In Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful
patients from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per.
formed by the greatest Of all medicines, "Car-
ter's Spanish Mixture" Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, scrofnla, Eruptions on the Skin, Liver
Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection of
the Kidneys. Disease Of the Throat, Female
Complaints, Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and JOINTS, arc speedily put 10 eight by using
this inestimablc remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with it. Il cleanes the
system OF all impurities, acts gently and eff
ciently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach, makcs
the Skin clear and he lthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebed by disease or broken
down by the cxcesses Of youth, to It's pristine
vigor and strength.
For the disease Of females 1t is peculiarly ap-
P"Sa"'e, anu Wherever III mas become known 10
regularly prescribed with the happiest effects.
IL invigorates the weak and debilitated. and
impsrts elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears
the skin, and leaves the patient fresh and heal
thy; single bottle of this nestimable remedy
Is worth oil the so-calied Sarsaparas in exis.
tcnce.
The large number Of tifcates which we
have received from persons from all parts of the
United States, is the best evidence that there
Is no humbug about Il. The press, hotel keep
ers, nagistrates, physicians, and public men,
well known to the community, ali their testi.
mony 70 the wonderful effects Of this "Great
Blood Purifier"
Cali on the Agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details Of astonishing cures performed
by Carter's Spanish Mixture, (in most cases
where every thing eisc had signally failed.)--
The limits Of an advertisement viii no, admit
their full Insertion
WIN. 8. BEERS & CO., Proprie tors,
No ao4, Broad,oay Neio York,
To whom ell orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in all parts Of the United States and the Cana.
das, and by
IiAssELrINE cUREToN, Lancaster;
may ifth 1865, l3-ly
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NEW DRUG STORE.

IUE UNDERSIGNED
TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
and former patrons OF her husband, that she
has opened DRUG STORE, next door
below the
MASONIC HALF,
where will constantly he kept a fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs Chemicals, Family and Planta.
ton Medicines, Soaps, Perrumerv,
Brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
DC, &c,
And respectfully solicits n continuance of
the patronage 80 literally bestowed on him.
J. T.. DE HAY.
~ Mr.. De Hay will give personal at
ten,ion to the business details of the Store :;
and residing on the premises, persons arriv.
ing in town after night and wanting Mcdi.
cincs, will be waited on AT ANY HOUR
Camden, April %, 1856. lO.uL.
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II Is said that a Yankee baby will.
crawl out Of his cradle, take survey Of
IT, invent an improvement, and apply for
a patent before he is six months Old.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !,

The subscriber has now on hand and is
daily receiving n full and general assoit
ment of various kinds Of goods usually kept
IN THIS section. Among an almost endless
variety may be found
Ladies Dress Goods, such as Muslins, Cling.
hams, Bernges, hlpacas, &c, Calico,
Checks, Ticking's, Domestics, Di.
nper, Hosiery and every arti-
Gle in the Dry Goodsiine.
Also -
Ciothing.-A full and general nssort.
mcni suitable for gentlemen and boys
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, half hoes, &c.
ALSO
Hats and Caps.--A supply Just re.
eeived-Some Of the newest styles. A va
reiy OF styles warranted 10 please any one.
l will sell goods low and request INV
friends 10 call and examine my stock.
J. B. COUSART.
At store upper end Main street. /.
March 10. 5--6m,
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
Premiums to New Subscribers.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
LEONARD SCOTT, & CO., New York, con.
tinue to re-publish the following
British Periodicals,
viz:
The LoNDoN QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conscr IT.
uve)
TIE EDiNDuGu REVIEW, (Whig.)
3.
LIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (Frre Charch,)
4.
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BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory.)
CARLY COPIES SECURED.
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These Periodicals ably represent the three
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most profound writers Oh Science, Literature,
Morality, and Religion, they stand, as they ever
have stood, unrivalled in the world of letters.
being considered Indispensable to the schola r
aud the professional man, while to the ntclli.
gent reader of every class they furnish more
correct aud satisfactory record of the current,
literature OF the day, Throughout the world, than
can be possibly Obtain cd from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of advance sheets" from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, especially during the present exciting
state OF European affairs, inasmuch as they can
now be placed in the hands of subscribers abou
a soon n the original editions
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at One
Dollar per square, of sixteen lines or less {:
or II continued, Sevcnty-Fivc Cents for the
lrst insertion, and Fifty Cents for each sub.
scqnent insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
tnvOr of Standing advertisements:
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN
Kesident Surgeon Dentist.

YoRKyILLE, 8. e.,
Oilers his Professional Services to the cti-
zens OF Lancaster Village and surrounding
country
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate, from one 10 n full sett
June 18th, 1856. lG.Iy
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BUSINESS Cards OF five lines or less, includ.
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidates for Olicc, Five
Do"Srs.
Advertisers are requested to mark the
number OF insertions desired on each adver-
tsement, or they will be inserted until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
~ All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTER r Y.
BY Authority Of the State of Georgia.

Patrons will please examine this Scheme
carefully y-compare it with any other. and if
1t Is not the best ever offered, and the chances
to obtain capitals far better, don't purchase
Tickets.
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa I.
and takes this method Ia inform the citizens
OF iChcster and surrounding Districts. and the
Whole South, that nc has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin 4 Wheat Thrashcr,
thu, cXccIs any that have ever been intro.
dnccd heretofore; and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac
tory, either North or South. TO produce nm
equal. He feels very confident in saving 10
the public, that lis Gins excel in pcrlufm
"ncc any other make or pattern now in use
" Ith dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 srcw over, which no other pre-
tends TO claim, and with good driving pow
or ard attendance, u 45 SAW gin, will gin
from 10 bales or more in day, weigh
ing from $50 10 100 lbs; which is as much
rs any me hand can well handle in n day.
Any person wanting Gin or Thrashcr, can
be supplied by sending on his order TO me
ut Lcwisvillc, Chester District, $ G.. Work
will bc shipped to any place desired
REPAiRlNG done at the shortest posi-.
bic notice.
To lionsc Builders, I will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS & DOORS
OF any description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and Workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
TO order. JOHN SIMPSON.
June llth' lSj6. l7-tf.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
LEAVENWORTH JOURNAL,

The undersigned proposes to commence
the publication Of a Weekly Newspaper in
Leavenworth City, under the title of The
LEANENWORTu IOIrRNAI
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
60, 30

Are received every week--among The
latest are fresh supply OF Citrate of Mag.
nesia, Tnrrants SeItzer and Apcrieot, Coxe's
Sparkling Gelatine, Clevcland's Cologne on
draught, BALM OF A THOU SAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash in Cans with full
directions for making hard and soft Soap.
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CLESEEAND,S

Original Prize Medal Cologne Water
In Pint Bottles, Prcntiss' Toilet Powder,
mowlands Lotion, Lyons Kathairon, Barry s
iricoPherouS, Haucl's Eau Lustral, &c,
81. Just received at
]. T.. DELAYS.
Camden, April 80, 1886. IO.tf
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-30
:
ME AID 'E'sagS.

The Washington Union contains a
scathing review of the letter Of Senator
Pierce, avowing his intention to vote for
Buchanan. The following extract will 10
for specimen:
"Mr. Pierce says that he has not been
able to satisfy himself we wonder if he
tried hard?] that Mr.. Fillmore can carry
single State North; and although he does
not say 50 in words, yet it is evident that
he means to be understood as saying,
that Mr.. Buchanan can, otherwise there
would be no more use in voting for Mr..
Buchanan than Fillmore, and he says he
will vote for Buchanan"
Well, now, why does he say that Mr..
Fillmore cannot get a Northern State?-
Hear him:
ellis Mr. Filmore's] wise and patri-
otto course while President, which rec.
commended him so strongly to the Wings
Of the South, is regarded by a majority at
the North as fatal objection to him."
Now, is this true? If it is, then this
fearful fact is disclosed, to wit: that there
is maority-mark, majority!-at the
North, who will not vote for a man that
they know is true to the South! Well
does not Mr.. Pearce assume that Mr..
Buchanan is just as true TO the South as
Mr.. Fillmore? OF course he does, or he
would not vote for him! If this be so, will
the North vote for Mr.. Buchanan! If he
is not as true as Mr.. Fillmore, will you
vote for him, Mr.. Pearce!"
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The Louisville Courier, strong Buch
anan paper, in order to shield Mr. Buch'
anan from the charge Of faIsehood in ref.
croncc to tho old "bargain and intrigue'
Islander on Mr.. Clay, has the boldness ia
declare that il was Gen. Jackson who told
the lie, and not Mr.. Buchanan. He says
thai, Gen. Jackson was a liar and tyrant
to the day of his death. 1t is strange in
deed that democratic papers should give
currency to this outrage upon the memo
ry Of the Hero Of New Orleans. So fal
from repeating it, we expected TO sec tho
most scathing rcbukc and fierce denunci'
alton Of the man who would dare TO throw
dishonor upon one Of the greatest men
that ever formed our country or gave gIo.
ry to our name. But no, "grcat Pom.
pegs shade walks unayengod amongst US.
4 year ago, and Jackson was a holy
name, but now he is a libel upon cuI
county. yesterday the name Of Cesar
stood against the world, but now there
oyc none 60 moor as to do him reverence. -"
This much is done for the sake Of Mr.
Buchanan, and shows what party feeling
will do to promote party interests. This
is sacrifice as Great as we conceive could
ho mazda imam rho ALTAR If nartv spirit
# is y fall bclow opr convention of human
nature, II does seem Ii at madness
Hind with lie ovn r,rv has seized men
whoo ,Lo,, m 70 ercb oytron,os There
iS ,o,Ii,a too sacred n sacrifice, nor too
rash for thcir zeal to attempt.
The hchcsts Of marty must be obcycd
and # l. ovnacfod that All mon shall give
m tboir honor, name or roputf ton when
,hot ,;n;d c,oimont demands it. When
srcb , no,icv rovcrn noji,icions, how
az, Loxo., o,,,,,;.or, ooae,o ~ ,hoir ~
,orr;,,2 VIVA, ,bov soos rch ,orrors;on
~ c,.. ,,.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer, the organ
ofthc straight Wings, very influential
journal, has a strong article in favor Mr.
Fillmore. We quote: One thing, at least,
is certain-the election Of Millard Fill.
more to the Chief Magistracy Of the Re.
public, would be!a national blessing. He
has been tried, and he has realized the
highest expectations, even of his warmest
friends. He is for the Union as it is
he is for peace and all it its priceless:
blessings-he is for the Constitution and
all the laws--and like the immortal
Clay, che would rather be right than be
President"
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carried away the upper DECK 1au MS
advice not have been followed, oil would
have met watery grave. The persons
clung to the boat until the next day IN
the meantime, husbands and wives
parents and children, masters and scrV'
ants, etc., were respectively doing all IN
their power 10 render assistance TO each
other.
A son of Hon, w. w. Pugh, a little
fellow about twelve years of age, acted
quite CALAMITY and cvincod a great IN
trepidty in saving several Of his little
sisters and brothers. This whole family
consisting of the two parents and seven
children, were savol, with the exception
of the youngest child, whose corpse, how
ever, was recovered and taken home
One Of two seyans belonging to Mr.
Pugh was lost
On Monday, when the waters COM
menced subsiding, Mr.. Miller, pilot OF
the Star, Mr.. John Davis, oyster seIler,
and another man, were despatched in Il
small boat to Bcrwick's Bay to seek aid
The sufferers, in the meantime, left the
wreck and roamed over the dry parts oil
the island in search ofthc dead bodies oil
relatives and friend. Such as were recoS-
nizcd were inferred, and markes placed
over their graves to assist in finding them
hereafter. A number Of fishermen were
prowIing about, picking the pockets oil
dead. One was seen taking gold watch
from the pocket OF J. c. Beatty, whose
body was recognized, 1t is supposed
that Mr.. RACHEL had on his person, al
the time Of his death, about $4,000.
The provisions of the hotel had been
saved, AMI the survivors did not suffer
with hunger. Boxes ofmerchandise were
| floating about, and most Of the sufferers
helped themselves to red flannel shirts.
When taken on board Of Major Aubrey
few of them had shoes, and none had
hats or bonnets. Most of thom haG red
flannel or coarse handk erchicfs tied round
their heads.
At the time the Maj or Aubrey reached
the terminus Of the railroad at Bayou
Bmuf, nothing had beea heard from
Grant Gallon, or otherprm,nent points
on the Gulf.
1t is supposed that about two hundred
lives were lost. The survivors have
been able to name about one hundred
and seventy missing. About two hum
drel persons it is believed, survived
1t appears the New Orleans families
who had been stopping on the Island this
summer, all left few days before the
disaster. The only persons from this city
were a Mr.. Stuart, young man of abou
22 years of age, and Mr.. J. J. Avet
merchant, both of whom are lost,-N. o
Delta
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,Tssc NGrtt1rris Democracy.

Gov. Matthews, Of Mississippi, is re.
portcl to have declared in his Baltimore
speech, that the sentiments Of the Dcmoc,
racy North and South were the same, in.
gliding Of course, the sentiments Of the
party on the slavery question. Well,
the St. Louis Republican, paper Of
Wing warp and Sag, Nicht filling, has a
report ola Democratic rally meeting in
CcnterviIlc, Illinois, at which great
many things were said by great many
speakers. Now give us your attention
while we make one, only ore dip into the
salt of that Democratic rally. The re.
port Of the Republican thus sums up:
"Much good was done at this meeting
to cnlighten the masses, as to the intro.
duction Of slavery in Kansas, which
had been wrongfully and wickcdIy urged
by the Abolition orators on the people,
All the speeches explained the princi-
pies of the Kansas Nebraska act Of Con.
gress, and the Democratic platform, and
showed to the satisfaction of all present,
that the Democratic party were not for
the extension Of slavery more than the
Black Republicans. But the great prin.
cip!cs of the Democratic party were free
dom, permitting man in Kansas to vote
as freeman on his domestic institutions
The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 10Th
says:
We learn that Mr.. David Muggah, one
Of those rescued from Last Island, but who
had received severe injuries, died on
Monday afternoon, from their effects.
And it is also stated that two of the
reported victims of the late calamity al
Last Island, Messrs. Thomas Mile and
Mchaltre, are alive, having been picked
up on floating logs, after having suffered
greatly for several days. To their friends
it will be like life from the dead We
would fain hope that others of the victim:
may yet be found, though it is hoping al
most against hope.
A PLEASANT PRosPECT.-TheC Charles
ton Mercury, one Of Mr.. Buchanan's sup
porters, says:
"If Mr.. Buchanan is elected, he will
find his party demoralizcd and utterly
discordant as TO its faith; and his stern
est labors will be against those who, in
the name of Democracy, pursue the very
policy which it repudiatcs."
f,,,.th
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"Sonny DEAR said fond mother you
have dirty face"
"Can't help it nam, dads Black Re
publican"
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Crops in Kentucky were much dam,
aged by the long drought that has ju''
ended.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THE STATE,
lion. NEILLS. BROWN, Of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FOR TIE DISTRICTS,

FOR TIE DISTRICTS,
IT Idst.--N. &. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
a. MOSES WHITE, Of Knox
~. REESER. BRhBSON. Of Hamilton.
i,h W, p. TlCKERSON Of Coffee,
r,h " ROBr nArTON, OF Wilson.
9Th. W. II, WIENER, Of BEDFORD,
7lh. " &C. GROVE. of Giles.
sth. J. VI, QUARLEs, Of Montgomery
9th, ISAAC u, HAWKINS, Of Carroll,
10Th, jog. Z. MOSBY, Of FayGitr.
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EXTRA Family Flour-a large lot |AlS'''
ceived and for sale low for cash, by ov
Aug. 80, '56. ]. Ii. kNoA'
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News from Arkansas reports crops. a
being very fine.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-30

CIGARS and Tobacco-a fresh lot lUst''
ceiycd by ]. h. hNoN'
Aug. 30, '56.
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5. o.. ia V CN'
VEsPAsIAN ELLIS, Editor Organ.
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GROCERIES,. H. KNOX has just Is
ceived an assortment Of Family Groce sL;"s
which he is ready to exhibit to those "'''''''
to purchase.
Aug. 30, SO.
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TslE PARDON CASE.

The pardon turns out not TO be par.
don. Read the following letter on the
subject:
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POWDER and Shot-any quantity or H'H'
and for sale by j. ii. hNo-''
Aug. 80, '56.
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LONDON PORTER-several dozen oo,I =,
of this excellent drink, just received any
sale b j. n. NV
Aug. 80. SO,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-26
rou,d,v and MAGAZINE shop for Sale.

vuyHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS. LOCATED IN
IL the of Wilmington, North Carolina now IN sue
cessul operation offered for sale on accommodating
terms interest will be sold to man o experiences
in the business who has capacity to supernend the same
The property consists of capacOus and weil'nrranged
M4chLNE SHOP, PATTERN ROOM. BOILER SHOP,
!. BLACKSMITH SHOP, IRON AND BRA&S
FOUNDRY DRAFTING ROOMS AND )
OFF1CES
all well supplied with TOOLS and capable of doing work of
any kind that be done at first class shops The build
ing will accommodate hands, and the present tools are
sufficient The land and water front is of SUIT
cent extent to admit of enlargement OF addition that
may be desired.
The present demand for work is sufficient to keep the es
Enlistment employed with frce of 200 hands, and will
increase TIN prices obtained for work such to be
profitable the proprietor and compare avoraby with
prices ut other points to the purchaser. 80.
In addition 10 the many advantages possessed Dy 'h's
location the business the opening of the Cape Fear ana
Deep River works. and the building of the wilmington
Charlotte Rutherford Railroad will create additional de
mands for work, and furnish supply OF fine quality Coa'
and Iron. !, ,..,
If the whole interest not sold before the inin
day of April next the property will be offered al puoc
sale on that day, the premises.
As the Establishment will continue in operation oraers
for work repairs will be attended to as here'oo,S
ANY information that may be desired, will De promptly
furnished by application to the subscriber at wiMngaon
| NC A. Ii. VANBOKKELEN, Pres C. l. W; Co
March S, 1856. '@-A'
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NIX MS HOU Sc
FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEN's)
Hest tSIle Haitiuaa.

Uest Side Ltditivad
Gold sbOrOush, NC.
THIS extensive and well known public Establishment Ia,
been purchased and was reopened by the Subscriber fr
reception of guests on the 4th inst ''' 'ne
is pleasantly and conveniently situated in the c,
OF business, and is directly opposite and WEST of M
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and Weldon and he
Centera Railroad Companies, where the cars sion nm tl
arrival and departure and where SERVANTS W.T.,
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give such other a
tiOnS as the traveller may require. u
THE HOUSE has been renOdelled, repaired and tbo,
oughly renovated from cellar to garrett and furnished
throughout with New Furniture selected with special c
and arranged with single to the comforts of te cas-
ua CUES: or permanent boarder. '"'
Will be richly furnished with the substantias the dant
and dccsces of the Foreign rs well as domestic
markets will be rendered tributary the constant sunl
which will be served up in the best STYLE by orderly hg
ing and well trained servants. s
THE BAR
VIII DE Storehouse of the best Wines and Liquors and
superinended by gentleman of Courtesy and INTEGRITY
thoroughly acquainted with his busness.cunpris, ,T
knowledge of what is due to the rights and comforts Of th
public, us well to himself and his employer. '''
THE STABLES,
wheh are among The best in the State have been placed in
the Keeping ut sk!fu and careful manager who will a
ways have under his the best and most experienced
osters and it will be among the chief cares of the prNe
tor to see that horses Of his guests be well fed and thor
oughly groomed.
This entire establishment has been puro1ed and fitted
OF course will be the interest of the subscriber TO rem
der the Louise IN every respect equal any the country
lie therefore trusts that generous public will renew am,
continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended to this
House. while under the of its former proprietress Mrs
Borden, who gained for it celebrity throughout the entire
Union.
H. NIXON.