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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-15
PREPARE FOR WINTER

400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known rrlar1irr's-
the most approved patterns just received an oF-
Among his assortment may be found the following
ALRIGHT COOKING STOVES.
s hGg'f bis%or4 i Ss''I M %s,s
PRAIRIE Queen, HesterH Queen.
NeH WOrtd, Cuh'rat0r, URirer,s
Keystone, 4tiass, BaHgaP Lion sc.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes and patterns in use. Also tae io5s
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
SyfoGHwith without ovens Floral, open eosdfrOss
Boston, :" q" Cottage Stores, &c, It.
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together with few Coal
STOVES both for Cooking and the PaTlor. He hSs AZ
q large Stock OF beautiful
Brit;nia-sVare,
including
Tea Pots, Coffee Pots Sugar UrHs, CreGne-,,
Nofasses Pitchers, Casters, Pnchers,
Mugs Cups, CaHdiesttchs,
SptttoORs, Lamps, &c, &c, &c.
Selected with care and offered at remarkable rs.
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
OF all kinds, constantly hand, manufactured
der, the shortest notice.
II connection with this establishment Is a FURNACE
where work in either of their respective lines viii be done
in the best possible manner.
job Work attended to in any Of the above ShoEsa
short notice.
3 Persons desiring any thing in his line. inviis
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
Will AM LANYON & SON
Mineral Point, October 1875. "
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

IATIIAL 500 UUU.
THIS Company incorporated in 1870 and one of
i the oldest and best OF the Stock Insurance Com
plies. The statement made TO the Stockholders June
th 1855, shows the assets of the Company be S317
56l 80. II HUNTINGTON, President.
{. b. BOWERS Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good terms as any
other Company, and will issue policies thereon.
Stiff j. II. CLARl, Agent Mineral Point.
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FOR SALE.

FINE SOUTHEAST quarter of Section tbirtythree town
i eight, range four East Also several unimproved
parts OF Lots, in the village of Dodgeyiile
the place formerly known the Tom jenkins place
in Dogeve being parts of Lots and four in Block
three
ANY of the above property viii be sold cheap, and
favorable terms Apply to
COBB * MESSMORE, Agents, Mineral Point,
to AUG +. DOW, the owner,
l5-tC New York City.
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1861
GROCERIES.


1861 GROCERIES. 1856
I AN now receiving nv WINTER STOCK of GROCER
L les and PROVISIONS, to which respectfully
cali the attention of Families and all my
will be full, and the Goods have been bought
sell. For particulars please cali and Stock
In prices GEO. W. COBB
January 1856 l-tf
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The Newspaper Record,

collection OF newspaper facts and statistics containing
COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
United states, Canadas and Great Britain.
The only reliable work the kind in the oorkd An
Invaluable assistant TO the Editor, Book Publish and
Oehera Advertiser beautifully printed white pa
per- octave size This book will be promptly sent to any
part OF the country on The receipt So addressed to
LAY x BROTHER.
l No. 80 South Fourth-st above Walnut Pbila.
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E subscriber has purchased exclusive right of terri
| tory for sale in the West, OF the above celebrated
Mills and prepared to furnish them at all times either
wholesale retail guaranteed in the most positive
1t is now more tan year since the Little Giant"
introduced to the pubic during which time it has been
constantly growing in popu.er favor
The improv ements recently et and patented makes
it the most perfect machine Offered for general farm
1t is furnished complete ready for attaching team
and weighs follows No l. 225 No ., 800 No 8, ~
No. 4, 500 pounds Twenty minutes sufficient to set
up one without mechanical aid, and when adjusted
it can with safety be entrusted to boy. Full Directions
accompany each mill.
p z I C f s
No l. S5 and will grind bu. meal per
90 2, $40 and 90 4" 10 i"
a $50 and 20
cY-L Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
No. 63 Locust ST., between Second and Third
491y ST. Louis Mo.
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NEW OACHES.
ID "a L Il X Z M Z
OF STAGES FROM MUSCOpA TO WARREN

F--ASAI1 Leaves Warren, Ills, every morning at
GLGst-la@sS X o'clock, arrival of tie cars and
arrives at Mineral Point to dine, and at Highland Y
O'Clock in the evening.
Leaves Highland at = A. NJ. dine at Mineral Point
arrive al Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland to AIuscoda at =
A. NJ, and leave Muscoda Highland AT Z. NJ daily
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 19, 1855. 52-tf
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NOTICE

4 Ii PERSONS are hereby forbidden TO mine, dig, or
"A remove Minera from, otherwis- trespass the
folIowing desciiUed premises viz:
Northeast or. Of or. of Sec l. South half of y "
of Sec II, and W or of or of Sec II, Town 4,
Range East: ALSO South half OF the or Sec O. Town
4, Range East. [nl1-tfl JOHN HOARE.
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CAUTION.

CAJTION.
A IL persons forbidden to mine, dig, remove
"A mineral from, otherwise trespass upon the fol-
lowing described premises, to-wit;
The South East u of section &c. town 6 range East,
North r. OF NorihEast "a, and North "a of South "a
North East a of section /, town 5, range East
And further notice hereby given that person
persons respassng the above premises, viii be dealt
with according to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES T0AY
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AGENTS AGENTS,

= y
DERSoNS accustomed to procure
Magazines &c, get clubs for newspapers,
quested 10 send their and address,
forward them free of charge specimen number pub
lication for which they viii find ready sale and will
allow them commission of fifty per their serv
ceS. J. BRADFORD 4 BRO.
2w52 No 3 CORTLAND 81 NY.
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THE TRIBUNE AS A CoNuERcIALPApFR

No expense labor Is spared make the Market Re-
ports OF IHE TRBCNE Ieate and ifsctory. cubscI-
depend upon hnaing fall and correct quota
of all the eain arcics offered in the Chicago Market
based actual safes, such Grains, Meats Live Stock
NeEeJahles Lumber, Fuel, Groceries, Hardware, Land
Warrants, Money Market,
But go other recommend need be named than
That IN ETEsN HUNDRED Coz les line DAILY ana TE-
WEEKLY EDITIONS mailed merchants residing cut Of
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Prospectus OF the Chicago Tribune.

/ GU may take your seat, Mr.. Parks"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

A HuMBuo.-A colored man who
gave q lecture in this city some two
months ago, and pretended to rejoice
in the name Of Leo Lloyd. is pronoun-
ced a humbug. He claimed to be the
only son Of the late King Of Nubia.-
He called upon Us while here, and ex-
hibited certificates from Rufus Choate,
Edward Everett, r. G. Winthrop, and
other eminent mon. The certificates
were genuine, and il Lloyd is a Boston
Barber - il is alleged. the inquiry b.
comes pertinent one how he got hold
Of his endorsements. Haven
Standard, 1OM inst.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Odd Esilo,ss' ywbilss.-Ths Odd
fsllows Of Cincinnati purposes having
. celebration, On magnificent scale,
in that city. on the 24th April, in
honor q The anniversary Of tho inst.
Triton Of tho Order 10 the United
States: Tho Gazette says: It prom
isss 70 be one Of the most imposing
celebrations Of the kind that has ever
taken place 10 the Western country,
perhaps not sxcelled BY the maguii.
cent parade in Baltimore, and the GER
emonies at the dedication Of the beau.
Nful Hall Of The Order which praces
The Monumental City. We learn that
invitations hAve been sent to Lodges
70 different sections Of the Union,
that representatives from each may
participate in tho festivities Of that
day, which il the birthday Of Odd Fell
lowship in this country.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

One Of the actors at the COmedie
Francois stopped short in q tragedy At
this passage: Il was in Rome" II
was 10 vain that he began the passage
several times he never could 70 far
Their than Rome.
At last there was no help for il. and
seeing that the prompter, ~ embar-
raised a. himself, was unable to find
the place, or to give him any assis-
lance, he turned his eyes coolly npoo
him, and said. with sn air Of dignity.
Well. sir. what WAS I doing in
Rome 7"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Kssmsr;sm.-It appears that mes.
msrism 10 70 be applied to the cure Of
insanity. Mr.. Parker. : surgeon IN
Exeter, England, having claimed to
have relieved some and cured other
oasss Of insanity 10 that city and neigh.
borhood. By means Of mesmeric influ-
sncs, . proposition was made to the
corporation Of tho poor that il might
b tried in Tie case Of insane paupers.
A committee WAS accordingly appoint.
ID By the authorities. to investigate
The ihess, and they reported 10 favor Of
trial being made Of it. This was
agrssd 70 4 = meeting Of the corpora
eios. and On appropriation WAS voted
toward ths expenses.
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1fw Aautrtistl,,fnts.
.veeu Sa,s'tssg Goods !

VOC~ VIkSs VsSO OVSWOe
0iCONOR is now opening the follow
" ing Spring Goods, reed. by the latest arrivals
ml1l1nery.
Paris Spring Donnets, Straw, Hair and Lace, fov
ladies and Misses. Ribbons, Plunes, Flowers, Ac.
Fine Dress Gs0s,tls.
Ovgandie, Barge plain and Aounced Dresses
Plain and Flounced dresses Muslin and Jaconei
FlouDced Dresses, Drillsntines, White and Color.
ed Jaconets, Swiss. Nsnsook and Null Muslins
white Embroidered Robes and Skirts Ernb eoid
cred Swiss Muslin, In pieces Striped and check
Muslins, every kind.
- m bf 0l cries.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet Bands Emb'd.
Muslns and Jaconets Edging and Inserting COL
lars, Chemisetts and Sleeves, great 00rtsey.
Domestic Goods.
Irish Linen, Linen Lawns, Colored and White
Bobblnets Mosquito Bars, Linen for Mosquito Bars
French, English and American Calico Prints, -
Ginghams, Checks and Plain Dress Goods.
Perfnmery Of Every Description.
Ccrsets, Hoped Skirts and False Hair, In sbun.
dance. - Third 8treet-opposite the Postcscs.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

The WaoNo MAr.-Some two
months ago an affidavit was made BY
Mr.. Moore, in New Orleans, calling
for the arrest Of Andrew Burns,
charged with killing Theodore Rhodes,
upon the 9th Of August last, in this
city. Burns was accordingly arrest
ed. The Governor Of this State sent
a rcquisition for him. and he was
brought to this city in charge Of 4
New Orleans police officer. But it
turns out that Burns WAS not The man
who killed Rhodes, and that the A.
rest was illegally made. Judge Bul.
lock has accordingly discharged him,
and the New Orleans officer il Of
course unable 10 secure the reward
Louisville Courier, 1871.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

MoHum.xrS or Nlnsvsn.--In an
article upon this subject. the Boston
Tssslsr says:
u . private note to the editors, Mr..
Wood, American Consul for syria, In.
forms " that nv bosss Of the monu-
0enls u disintssrsd Nineveh, procured
lbr different New England Colleges,
reached Beirut IL October. and only
bur days after departure VI The last
Boston vessel for the season. Il h
thought best 70 detain them till 4 Bos.
ION vessel arrives in the spring. The
bexss were brought from Moul to
0kandsroon On tho backs Of camels !;
but there being no American agent,
thsrs they remained IN that place for
weeks. II not moushs, before they were
forwarded 10 the Beirut.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

~ VIM. H. Prescott, the eminent
American historian. who resides At
Groton, Mass. lost one eye when At
college, by . blow from . crust thrown
by q boy. Tho sight Of the other
was 50 weakened by sympathy that
he cannot use it. He accordingly
use the apparatus invented for the
blind stylus, with tracing paper
and strings to guide the hand. He is
thus able to sit up at night and write
without lighting ., candle. In this
way his great historical 1abos have
been perfected.
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Spefial xotiffs.

D1soOlolo0m.
The partnership heretofore existing bstwesn
the undersigned, under the Style and arm VI
Ward, Mediation ! Co.. h hereby dissolved By
m utusl consent. Either partner vfl1 ~ NE
name Of the 1sm In liquidation.
q. q. NOTATION,
GRO. ". WAND.
]. A. Mgfi ALTON,
VIM. b. PIKE
MARIA Advocate . 0ssstts sspy Month,
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.Neac Nprt,eg Goods.

I HAVE now in sto,e beautiful selec.
L ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sisting Of Rich Flounced Barrages, Grena-
dimes, Silk Tissues, Organdus, Jackonets,
Lawns, and Printed Linens-white goods
Of all kinds, together with full line OF
Staple goods Of all kinds-to which
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
m.r25. w. D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

I'm THE morning Of The 94th, On the
~ side walk near P. Cspdsvsifle's store,
By my boy Stephen, = purse contsininx
Fifty Dollars together with SONS other
t,uckets, which will be found At my office.
The owner will please prove property
pay charges end take IL away.
mar. 24-3t. J. A. TROUSDALE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Y 70 CounraY PArAons.--1h order
10 meet The difficulty met with BY
com. Of our country subscribers, who
frequently come to town. when the
Post ofsce'is not open. We have just
had constructed : Post Office arrange
msnt Of our own; whereby those who
desire Il, can have their papers any
hour d he night Or day. W. have
now ID our front ofRcs, . handsome
box Of pigeon holes. turned out Of the
shop Of our friend, Jos. McKirERrox,
wbsrsia--ths papers Of such sabscri-
bsrs b desire twill be placed, and
ths door being always open II all
hours. they may enter and help them
selves. Thoss who desire the change,
viii sigaify The same BY note, or call
u tho office.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

% Judge Breckenridge. in repri.
mending . criminal, WAS answered by
him:
"sir. ! am not 20 great scoundrel
~ your honor-takes me to be-"
Put your words closer togsather."
replied the Judge
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n Office .

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 HATCH 4 JENKINS
for subscription 10 The Nseksy Adsocass previous
70 February lit, 1860, and to The Duty AAsrcass
previous 70 the 1T January, 1850, and for Job
Wort snd Advertising, are hereby notified thst
their aocuonss must ~ Immediately settled. All
persons having claims against HAToH Jssffss
will present then Immediately 10 the ands, signed
for payment. J. J. JONES,
isb90.tf. AZ ~ eDycs Of g. b. MaN
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NOtiCo.

Notice.
ALL PERSONS indebted 10 ~ will please esll
and settle up BY the Asst Of March.
Our customers svs hereby noti1ed thst on the
last II every month their bills will ~ RENTED
10 them, through the Post o61es, and prompt
payment II expected, IN every instance unless
previous arrangements sFs made.
fsb18 4. MONTAN ! bnO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Asorman SEASON. Another season IL
upon ~, the birds begin TO sing the
lcwsfs to bid; the trees 10 put forth
emssald habiliaments, and the earth is
freshly earpeted, with still snother new
covering Now, % consequence Of this
beautiful effect; ladies must change their
garments; the velvets, mofinos and silks,
musb now BE- given up for Grenadines,
Tissues and Lawns. PniLL,rs, under
Glands thfs, and like true philanthropist,
y he is-now, he 10 hourly getting in,
sveh lovabls things from New England,
end elsewhere y the ladies oil know thew
sswse have and cannot do without.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25
flUvessAoAte an Central Asnss4ea.

Without calling 70 aid, The "Ar.
magsddan theory" Or resorting to Che
obscure passages Of biblical writer's,
rendered more obscure by modern
commentators Is plainly forsshad.
owed In the passing events Of The day,
that there II soon to be 4 contest be.
tween the old and The new world, tho
result Of which. must settle the qus,-
ton dedhately, ~ 10 whether the old
world has any rigbt--divius Of other.
wise, 10 govern the new with her min.
ions. and exact tribute from this side
Of the ocean 10 keep up despotism on
the other.
In our difficulties with Spain in ref
ersncs to Cuba, the government has
observed that strict enforcement Of The
neutrality laws, demanded BY nations
for the peace Of the world; but there
il spirit abroad in the land f; above,
and superior to the government itself,
and II has on more than one occasion
been heard +; il IL entitled to be heard,
for it's the voice Of liberty, in the elo
quence Of true religion, proclaiming to
the world the fact, that 4 destiny
awaits this hemisphere, which nothing
this side Of Omuipotent will, can al
Ter.
Il IL reasonable that our people
should sympathise with their neigh
bors in the struggles TO get rid Of for
eign 1.-THE collectors and taskmas,ers +!
II II not reasonable, that our people
should desire to aid every advance
to a better condition Of
government and religion We think
10. The Monroe doctrine il the doc
Irine upon which every citizen Of this
republic grounds his action, and whilst
On one hand, We proclaim mon inter
vention," and warn foreign powers to
'tand At sbeyauce on the other, we
'ay when the people are ready and
ripe for revolution--when, a. in The
State Of Nicaragua, at this moment
hey establish = republican form Of
government, have We not = clearly de.
ined right to my to the enemies Of
ublicanism stand off! and be.
ware how you lay violent hands on
he fragile and fair creature, as il
lawns into existence to carry the race
inward and upward TO a better condi-
ion.
The rumor comes to ~ from the
Iouth this morning, that II is the de-
ign Of tho English government to
END \ feet to the Pacific and Mos
quito coast, to land men and MUM
ions Of war for the purpose Of crush
pg the infant republic Of Central
America. If such il the fact. docs it
lot awaken the liveliest interest in
he hearts Of our countrymen Does
not appeal to the sympathies Of q
',st and magnanimous people? Ay.
|oes It, and in response, the valley Of
he Mississippi will turn out such
'ost--such a phalanx Of material aid,
. neither the restraining influences at
'oma or the threatniug powers abroad
an deter or intimidate. Let the Eng.
ish carry their threat into execution
ro'll set new words to the music of
he Star spangled Banner. and teach
hem Z third lesson in the History of
North America.
41....~.- |
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Pm. HArcn, Eso.--The friends
Of THE gentleman. 80 long and favor
ably known ~ one Of the proprietor
ofths Democratic Advocate, will learn
with regret that he has made his ar
rsngsments and will leave Baton
Rouge, In a few days. for the Repub-
Tic Of Nicaragua.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25
French Mfaratl11as,

THE ladies are invited u examine our
L beautiful asscrtinent u french iaspevse6
Spring NlsntillAs u the latest and most fashion.
able styles, puseheeed u me importers IN n Ycrk.
A. the assortment 10 not very lafes. the ladies
would do we'll 10 call sarlys.aS the
RAfLADnlSafA OneAS CAon SSOno.
mar26-N. Lafayette Street,.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Tss MissiNo 0fDAnss,r PAc,riu.
A correspondent u the Boston Journal
gives The following ~ amsng his rea-
Sons for supposing that the Pacific is
still sAfe:
There IL one iacs connected with
extensive field ice which sbosld encour.
age those who seem to despair about
the Pacific il il. that the 81 IL gener-
ally sootb; this was confirmed BY Cspt.
Sampson, Of the j. +. Thayer, recent
" arrived, after being Ave days sur
rounded BY field ice and icsbergs.
Again, taking the worst view Of the
Gaze. and admitting the steamer II
have foundered. che was we'll provided
with life boats, in sufficient number to
have saved every soul on board
They might reach port in New-found-
land, or steering south, intercept ves-
sells bound to Europe.
Above all, we have great confidenc
in the efficiency Of Capt. Asa Eldridge,
he has been for more than twenty
years engaged in the North Atlantic
trade, he is thorough sailor, with
great selfpossession and genuine Cape
Cod pluck, just the master spirit for
the time Of danger and disaster.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-25

Needle Work BWbfof1eries.
A MOTHER lot n lhos6 cheap en-
n bscidesys Just seesivsd ~ s,saiasr g.
hAwba, from New York Aucti0n4AAt the
PafGAbslpaiA Cesar OAsa S10as.
Lafayette Street,
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Coon L1vfro.--Much noise has

Coon L1vfro.--Much noise has
been made from time 10 time, about
the living In this city. II wss for
. while fashionable for the country
Members to complain Of the wine !;
water for ablution purposes; beds.
brandy ETC., this went out Of fash
ion for the reason, that it was fixed
on some Of the loudest grumblets,
that they were; at home--sivine
feeders, and beat eaters, without any
motion whatever Of beef a. la-mode,
and eiblets "a Ia matter dHotel."
The fact Il, our markets are good,
although our market-houses are in
shocking bad condition. The fas'id-
ious gentleman referred to, never
had the pleasure Of board at Odom's
and lodging in Representative Hall
Of his establishment, The living
there, is good in point Of fact, fine,
and the rates go reasonable, that the
most penurious cannot complain
We give below letter from couple
Of gentlemen, now Temporarily stay
ing there, for health and recreation.
opAx's, March 22d 80.
Comet :--SrR. We desire to say
in way Of praise, word in reference
to Odom's; and here it would be we'll
to private our remarks" by observ-
ing, that although we are professional
men, we do not belong to the dead
head omnibus, in which Printers and
Preachers travel at their ease---scot
free. For this reason we are not ac-
tuatel by merchinery motives in
making our statements. Odom's isla
retired moral retreat. There il no
smoking or drinking allowed. In
this respect it has the advantage of
the Harvey. Another rule is, that
more than twenty gentlemen shall
not occupy one room at a time. Gard
playing is forbidden, and we are salts.
fed that should any Of the boardcrs
at Odom's indulge in the cruelty and
immortality Of a cook fight, that Odom
would break up public house, and re-
tire to tho country in disgust. A
man is not troubled at Odom's about
his baggage, nor does he have bis
friends TO invite themselves to dire
with him. There no extra charges
as elsewhere, for fires, lights, corkage
boot backing etc. If a man gets
sick he has physician to attend him
for nothin, and it is the interest Of the |
medical man 10 cure him as soon a. !
the fare. The faro il |
excellent Breakfast, corn cakes.
COW heels, and beef head. Dinner
Beef a la maitre, beef head steak
between the horns and
eyes. Snpper.-Beef tea, and cold
Could reasonable man
want more? We commend Odom's
10 the attention Of the travelling !
public. IF loafers or spanqes
get into Odam's, there il an apart
ment provided expressly for them,
where they cannot annoy honest men
md those who are pious|y inclined, IS
sre your subscribers.
SnooTlNa AND RuNNlNa.-The race
rack on Thursday WAS the scene Of a
title episode in sporting life, which is
,erhans worthy Of Dassin0 noticc -
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NEW ARRIVALS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has Just re-.
i reiveL from Philadelphia 4 Beautiful
assortment Of New Style Psrasols and Par.
a.olettes, in all coIors, the Ladies' are invi-
ted TO cell early and make their selections.
mares. w. D. PHILLIPS.