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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14
FOR ASSESSOR.

re-" We are authorized to announce
JOHN ~ RILEY candidate for the office of As
SCISSOR of this parish at the ensuing November
election.
cB" Editor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will please
announce JOHN kITTERLIN as n candidate for
the Office Of Assessor at the election III November
next, and obgc hs Maay Friends.
EDITOR INDEpENDEvr-SW i: Please an
nounce RICHARD DOUGHTY, as a candidate for
the,ofIice of Assessor, at the ensuing election 10
November next, and obIige MANY FRIENDS.
EE We are authorized TO announce VIM
J. LACY, as candidate fot the Office Of Assessor,
at the ensuing November election.
re- We are authorized to announce j..
A. DAVIS, as candidare for the Office of Assets
or, at the November election. lies
EE We are authorized to announce
JOHN Y. SNYDER a candidate Tor the ofhce o.
Assessor at the ensuing election
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

DIED IN SLAvERY-Whe hen Col. T. +.
Thorpe left Baton Rouge in l849 he carried
with him to the n orth An Old and favorlte
negro woman, long attached to the family,
who, of course, became free when she went
to free State to live. This freedom was
more than the OLD woman could endure, al
though remaining with the kind family which
she had known SO long At her own earnest
solicitation, she Was sent back to Baton
Rouge, and, arriving here, yoluntarially took
her place as a slave in the family OF the late
Judge Elan, where she continued to live up
to the day Of her death, Which occurred a
two days ago. Her last illness was attended
by one of our first physicians, and every
kindness that could be bestowed BY the HUI
name family, under whose roof she sought a
home surrounded her death bed. Will the
New York Tribune copy s-Batoa Ro.ge
AdyOcute.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

WHATS " = ZANE '-Gaorge Washing
ton, John Aiam, AMI 1homous Jefers9r
sailed IN the sol? E.iz. Adams, from New
Bedford. on Wednesday, on whaling voy
awe
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14
How. n

The following 8 n:
CONVEYS a moral VI s ssS 81 ~.
to spread it in the M 81 q
Ayouug man, who afS sss 81
was visited by his SAY s;s L !,
tempted him to promise 49, Ne
if he could be supplied on Il y.
all the money he could use.
was concluded-the devil was to - ..s D
money. and was at last to have til Ssss !.
less the young man could spend md
than the devil could furnish. leaS
away-the man married, was extravasSs
his living, built palaces, specuated wiz
lost and gave away fortunes, and yet
Golfers were always full. He turned point
alan. and bribed his way to power and sne
without reducing his pile Of gold. He be-
came 'filibuster,' and fitted ous nips and
armies, but his banker Lonored ollhis drafts
lie went to St. P aul to live, and paid tn
usual rates for all the money he could Dor
row, but though the devil made Ely face
when he came to pay bills, yet they were al
paid. One expedient after another failed
the devil counted the time, only two year
that he must wait for the soul, aud mocket
the egorts of the desparing man. One NOR
trial was resolved upon-the man started |
newspaper! The devil growled at the bill a
the end Of the first quarter. was savage II
six months, lnela ncholy in nine, and broke
dead broke at the end of the year. So tn
newspaper went down, but the soul was
saved Minnesota paper.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

\ Ne" PAF.|, We learn that the fi1i
NUM- %. oIahew daily, to be called the South
| 'Veat, will be Issued Oh THURSDAY next. Po-
l!ticaly it will be Southern Rights Deno
Graf, and will advocate tie election 0. Mr.
Siguv to Congress from the Third Conc-c,
sionai District. The managed sre men vel
known in newspaper circles, ami emnsrsIv
calculated to carry through such an entar
priae.-Bato1 Roa2e 4duoco..
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

Some graCeles' vas has suEgs,ts1 new
reading OF shakespea,s. tasl,: tia t.n.ss-
Helpue, Cash Us. 0oksakl"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-14

d A N
len UP
Ia l'LA'
i No ms
4 request'
hrges an
bic a'!ctl
Risonbur
1851.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
rienne, overi1S, discretion
GENERAL OSCILLATIONS.

The grand display of Horses. Cattle, Poultry.
Agricultural and Horticultural Products, Manu-
fact,red Articles and Luxuries, will take place
on the first and second days s',1.i 1l.p- 1'li
The Flowing Match viii take place on the third
Match, the same day at 2 o'clock iPyM.fg So
Exhibitors will, inrall cases. be required to be-
come members Of the Society," and those who do
not previously COMM upicate with thefSecretary
will be waited ON blythe Reception Committec
at the Fair Grounds. -;.,.s..'-. = =
Every thing intended for exhibition must be
entered at the office, together With the name and
residence of the owner, aiid Wilt be marked or
designated by tcard numbered in the order of
itsentsy. 5a dig9t sal v5az s9o5a baFt 6.a,
l. No vicious animal will bc entened,. unless the
owner takes measures. topreyenty any possible
damage otherwise resulting therelron.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
TIlOnlpsOn's Clock.

There is a clock in our place :, - 4. .g.i s.t
That regulates the town, a'ae,fa-
With tiny hands anti pretty face, ,ae7 ga, els
Though II looks old and brown ma asfs
The rartst clock that e'er | saw ..,r-9 ,,,r. ~
1t beats ali clocks, | know, sasr srasss aa O
Il went and stood in .Noah's ark ;rs tor q
Four thousand years ago. -
There is a clock in our Place saal ~ i3.T I
AT THoMPsON'S store 'tis found; raE
Ills called the REGULATION here,
And larest clock in town. f.-p ~
Just call at Thompson Hatter's Store, sa -
And see this old clock go. as,s- .'.ia 1zga.
Andybny hat in place of one = ','o' ., i,A' :
> Bought twenty years, ago - !. !
This Thompson keeps on Clinton street, .
The clock is in his store, -
And has been running, without feet, 5aed
Four thousand years and more. 2f 4 y
Now,lif you don't believe me, Tom, :
. just call in as you go, =. " '..s .,,,d ,~ev
And buy Cap in place of one as 3.
Bought twenty years ago. sH inHf,a
Twas put up by George Bolsipser, g =
An ARTIST of our town. ,ls,a sdIvan.
, The wheels are made of wood and brass, = ia
I And all Seem pretty sound.
) And now my last advise, dear Tom,
n Is, STOP, i, as you go, =, y a. ig.z SIS
And buy some Boots in place oftlIosej1g
. Bought twenty yeers ago. iia9e 79he1
Johnstown, May 6, 1856. -. go
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FEES OF ADMISSION.
srECEAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Managers confidently assure the public
that suchimprovcments will be made upon the ar
rangeneits of the two former fairs as will much
better secure the comfort Of the animals. the safe
ty of the articles and the convenience OF the ex-
hibitors. - ft5T 4fz s..
A fine band of music will be engaged. and will
be upon tie ground during tie entire exhibition.
William 4. Stokes, of Greehsburg, West
moreIand county, Pa, will deliver the annual
address ia the afternoon of the last day OF the eN-
hibiton.7 ts afrt -e
In short nothing within the means of the So
ciety will be left undone. which might have
tendency to render the Fair useful and ATTRACTIVE
and bring to it respectable attendance
oct- A reward of Ter dollars will be paid by the
Society for the apprehension and conviction OF
any person or persons found iniuring, destroying
or in any manner wantonly interfering with any
animal or article on exhibition. s.F s#rs
Ebensburg, July Is, 1857. -.,
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.EBENsBURG, AUGUST 26, 1857

Animals or articles on exhibition cannot be re
moved bsfoxe the close of the fair, without per-
mission fom the Managers. 5.;-
Premiums not demandedl within six, months
after they are awarded viii be held as donations
To the Socicfyf tA-ef2 ~ - 81. = a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

ThesNIanageIs of the Cambria Countyy-Ag-
risultural Society respectfully beg leave to-
anreunce, that the third annual exhibition
of said society will be held at Ebensburg on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. the 9TH,
Sth and 9th days Of October, 1851.
The Stock and articles for exhibition will
be classified, and premiums thereon awarded
by the several committees, in the following
order
- cLAasy so. 1--lHoRsEs.
.ygt17cs--Thonlas T. Moore, James @. Kay
.lor, Thomas I'll. Porter, abraham Kopelin,a
William Murray.
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THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
20 E.FICE s. ~
c5nt-ROBERT L. JOHNSTON, I;
The Csanbria County Agrie"lt"rai socief'

sPresiclent-ROBERT L. JOHNSTGN,s
lice Presidents ts-REEs j. LLOYD. DIR. II..
.YBAGLEY sras- s. COTS sI ~ 'S'.
.,SetTetdil3yt44-A -C:j5MuLLrS. a. - = =, -.
Treasurcr-G c. X HAHM. s-,e z.7el
Observation-Disclosures SHOEMAKER, GEORGE NJ.
REED. GEORGE j. RODGERS. ROBERT DA-
svIs, ?. E. GlpBeNs.5 rg1I2T'5A <
Colab,taee. Of Recebtion-EDwARD SHoEMA-
KER, Jr.,, iCEiNToN x. JONES, DAVID >.
tJoNEs PETER T.. COLLINS, JAMES Z. NooN,
J. ALExASDER Moore. ~
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INSTRUCTIONS no JUDGEs,

sONS ~ y hBS1 fIss =. /,
The judges are requested to report themselves
at the Secretary's office. on tile ground, on tue.
first day, before o'clock, p. NJ, at which time
their names will be called and vacancies Of amy
filed TSv E47Tf E'Ts4tasIEu Is as 80 u 81
They will report by the uumberaon the article
exhibited, and, In awarding Premiums, be dgov-
erned, bysthe printed lists furnished them hy the
Saeretarys ,...rl =, rT-Ef a. Is -q ~
They Shall require such h, evidence from ExLibi-
tots relative to the stock or articles exhibition
as shall fe to them entirely satisfactory - -
Any deception in tile Statements of exhibitors
shatly ywlen discovered, ,Sworka sforfeturese Of the
premium to which the party making'it would
otherwis he Tentitled. 53sgas2a .nEsI'K % I
All th articles specified in classes Nosl9, al
and l3 must have been manufactured in the coun-
ty, in oraer to entitle, them to premiums. Also,
all animls entitled to premiums must be such as
have ben raised in the county, OF owned and
kept theein for at least SIX months prior TO the
fair.' aHai=fS II = : ,E9sd0d e,,3seb
No. ariele exhibited Shall he entitled 1os two
premiums, as, for instano e, the best bilshel Of
grain reeving the premium shall not be inelu-
deti in tie best acre upon which 8, premium is of
fcrcd. -
The rdgcs OF the several classes will be requi-
red to re,ort in writing the premiums awarded
by them. respectively, with such remarks rela-
ting to tle merits of the animals or articles COM
ns undertheir examination, , asztheJ5 may think
propersel 10 sloj stes3hclr 2. II b9eG5urGt
Any peson eXhi biting an article not mentiOn-
cal in the printed list but which may be deemed
mertorio,s by the judges, shall bo'awaraed a
Diploma. .ra ! tf8 ga7ai3-ffsE 3 : tlsas 80
The jucges will not permit any one to interfere
with then during their adjudication, and when
any judgcis interested Observation-Disclosures, and the
balance slall decide the merits of the article.
The judes of the various classes will meet on
the grount, on the second day, at 10 O'clock, A.
NJ. to entr upon the discharge of their respect
i've duties and their reports must be handed to
the Secretary before 12 O'Clock, NJ, On the last
day of thsrxhibitioir. 1o1e: .@1G-a a7.
FEES OF ADHESION. - asi 20
Certificates of Membership viii issue at one
dollar an} viii admit to the entire exhibition the
member, his wife, and all their children under
twenty or years Of age. ..,F.
Tickets good snly for a single admission, will
issue at 3 cents. Children under 10 years Old,
half price. -
Ticket, good for the entire exhibition, viii be
issued to apprentice boys and servant girls, at
so cents - -. fl'.ry -
Application to be made at the Busipess. Office,
on the Gronnd. ~ 20 -"
z " Each certificate or ticket VIII bear the
name of he holder, and any transfer thereof will
forfeit tn, SANG. to the Society. And the person
Transferring or receiving such ticket. with intent
to defraul the Society. shall not thereafter enter
the enclosure upon any condition whatever.
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CLASS NO. 11-MANuFAcTuRED ARTICLES.
.IuGges-Samuel Keagy, John p Pringle,
David II Roberts, George Rutledge, b Il
CEo1-
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CLASS NO. 14-CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
James NJ Rifell, Mrs VIM A
Murray. Mrs III j Roberts, Mrs John Fem
Ion, Mrs a b Pringle o.-a .ya 3
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CLASS NO. 13r-DoMEsTIC MANU- AcTuREs Z
Jaeiges-Mrs. VIM. A. Smith. Mrs. James
Reamsr,z Mrs George Riddle, Mrs. John S.
buchanan, Mrs VIM Litzinger. BOZ sat
- Pren,iums
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Julyes--Dr Shannon, DR. Wa alters, DIR M ar.
y bourg, DR. kim,nell, DIR RM SJackson
= pas s9sizs9eE Premium 81 iosi7r adt IS
10 the best Eqaestrienne, overl1S, discretion.
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CLASS NO. 9-rRopuCTs OF THE DAIRY.
M'I.uughln, .SamuelI,. Cor
gas, David }. Jones, Wm. Il. Hughes,
,indrcW Gleason. -. - II 80,
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CLASS NO. IZ--PLOWING MATCH. =
Judges Henry GLASS; A. C.aNoble. Griffith
Lloyd, Samuel O'Harra, Jacob Singer
Premiums,
Best Plowing to - sEid1ens 1aD "a 90
ID do slI-GH eaH "a g3s 4uR2s 90
Best do by boy undcrl7 bn9 lazy 90
I'd do do do, -, yeT..,~g.1, 90 {
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~ s&z, glass No.r1-PoULrR1s s.isianl
JudgesngEawafd f" Lyle, Henry .saylor,
JapS NaGondop, Lewis Rodgers, Enos
Cr,N Nqsiinf fie. .ei.J,sI blo0 ,eaia.') .
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CLASS no 7-vEGETABLEs. "a lao, :. !.
Jl,dgesv,CharlesIB B. Ellis, James r.. Davis,
Joseph Miller, Augustin, Durbin, Daniel
-i4Itzinger. l9i % 81 iIT uoI a'nI; Il
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The judges are requested to report themselve
at the Secretary's s Office. on tile ground, on tb
first day, before O'Clock, P. NJ, at which tim
their names will be called and vacancies Of any
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CLASS No 10-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Palmer. Wm. D. Pryce, John
Ileadrick, Francis Eberly. Thomas Harri-
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JudJss--W lllianls skiitel, Robert B. Gageby
William Russell. james u. RiTpll, Henry
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CLASS NO. I0-NEEDLEWoEk.
Jadyes-Miss Emily Roberts, Miss Mary Iyo-
ry, Miss Ann Daugherty, Miss Susan Lin
ton, Miss Elizabeth Ramsey. zHaa. sa
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.yn,Iqcx-J,rhn f. Roberts, Henry Scan!an
Enos sIGhs, Thomas Davis. Frederick lcsb

1"a'' CLASS no. 3-sIIEEp.
.J9dges-v-Ezclial Hughes. Francis Bearer
Josephy hySbiry, DIR. S ~ Kern, Jacob B
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CLASS NO. 1G--FLoWERs. .,r
Judges-Miss Mary Jane Murray, Miss Jane
Roberts, Miss Rosetta Rhey, Miss Virginia 4
Gadd, Miss Anna Fockler. ifa
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-02-06
fire YOeg Sick 2

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Fourfths of all the diseases
which people the churchyards, might be cured BY
Ayers Cathartic Pills, If taken in season. Don1
70 dragging through the Spring. faint. sleepy and
listleas. because your blood is loaded with bile
Don't wear the Headache, Heartburn, and their
kindred disorder, because your stomach is foul
Don't parade yourself around the world covered
With Pimples, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores and all OF
any of the unclean diseases of the skin because
your system wants cleansing. Don't show your
self about, lean, haggard, all caved in, because
yourstomach and bowels need strengthening into
healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
Is surely a. water quenches fire. They purify the
body and blood, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel as quick as
they are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder Of this age, recognized by al who know
their virtues, and many thousands know them
Take tho CHERRY PEcToRAL for . Cough, and the
PILLs for all arrangements requiring purgative
medicine
Prepared by d.. J. C. AVER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.-And sold by
EVANS & CONKEY.
NGesger. Iowa MA Sm
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E:OccS n Tin Ware.
Miller Go Ba90,


Are still in the above business nearly opposite
the McGregor House, and in common with the In
despensable practice Of >s~s ~.
MODERN BUSINESS MEN, 3
They hereby announce TO the public their
branch of Trade and their facilities for securing
liberal share of patronage.
4 Their Stock consitso Of the most approved styles
Of Stoves, now in use We are constantly re-
ceivng the latest improvements in this very nee
ossary article of Furniture, and called upon, We
have no doubtthat their qualitie and prices Will
induce All immediate surrender of the Cash or FRO
duos, you have designed TO appropriate for .
We % StOCe,
Our business connections with Chicago, and
Cities further East, enable ms TO get Stock here
q low az any house in Northern Iowa, and we are
resolved 10 stand'our ground under the sharpees
Are Of competition. When we are undersold, We
lii close our establishment Every Pattern and
An Sizes of Office and Box, Hotel, Parlor and
Cooking Stoves, at prices from One DOLLAR ana .
half 10 One Hundred Dollars.
=. : Our Stock Of Tin Copper and shcat Iron War
I. extensive and is receiving continual acoessone
rom the labors of good workmen in our employ
Tin Roofing put on, at prices very little ABOVE
IA common wood root, and warranted.
E.aVsE TRO UGHzvG,
Tin and Copper Tubes for Pumps, Tin condnc
~. If All kinds made and put up At short nonct
and at reasonable rates.
m Repairing done Carefully.
produce of most kinds received for our wors
We viii wholesale Stoves, stove Furniture ant
Tin Ware to Merchants in the Interior On ve''
1Air terms. n..,,; s
MeGrc3or, Iowa n"'
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NJ ca EGO r.
FLOATING PALACE.


.....-.....r. S. S. JAMES. A.,
Would announce to the citizens of Nc
Gregor and all those visiting it on bust
ness or pleasure that he is now offering at
his store, on Main Street, one of the neat
est assortments of Merchandise ever seen
On the M ississippi.
His stock consists of good assortment
of Fashionable made -... .s +.
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
Stocks, Cravats, Handkerchiefs and Gen.
tlemen's furnishing goods. ~# :.
Alarge and complete assortment Of
tsa JEWELRT. HH..
including some of the finest watches ever
before offered in the market. Eye Glasses
Spectacles suited to near-sighted persons
as well as to those whose sight is impair
ed by age. Lockets, Ear and Breast Pins
Of all Qualities and Prices. --.g'r
~Mr. j., also continues to devote his
attention to the repairing of Clocks
Watches and Jewelry. Engraving Of al
kinds neatly done.
McGregor, Oct. II. n2tf .st
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STOW. 4. MCKINNEY.
VIEW. STOV:E STORE,
Wholesale and Retail. ~
p, STOW, & CO.,
Take pleasure ingiving notice to the puonc'
STOVE AND TIN STORE.
=. w..rccor. where they will be pleased to see
II, ncrsons who are in want Of any thing in their
Dns' Their Stock Of Stoces,
--comm;se. several Of the very best and latest
avIcs Of Cooking Stoves Of all sizes and most aP'
rrnyed patterns plain and fancy Parlor, HOTEL
Ofice and BoxStoves; in fact nearly every thing
STOVE LINE,
cnmbnine the useful and ornamental. Our
a4ock will be sold a. cheap as can be had else'
,rhere in Iowa or Minnesota. Also, Sheet Iron,
Conpcr g. Tin Ware. Having in connection with
this establishment, an extensive ana wen r.
ranged 49,, cuon
ard employed experienced workmen, the propnc'
Ar. are enabled to manufacture to order, I'll arti
ces that NAV be called for, if they are not already
found in their extensive stock.
Tin Roofing and Fave Troughing done in
vorkmanlke manner, and all work warranteo-
Repairing neatly done.
sor wares or work. Dry T. Green Hides, Sheep
skins and Deer Hides Wanted.
We shall attend closely to our business, 90 oui
work we'll, sell at living prices, and we russ tne
r.,hic will give us liberal share of trade. store
omoeite Farmers Home, Main Street
McCsrea6r, Iowa, aA~
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A. S. BLAIR,

Notary Public.
Will attend promptly to drawing and &C.
knowledging Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
&C., and all other No.arial business en-
trusted to him. He is also Agent for
several safe dc&
Insurance Companies.
Risks taken at reasonable rates. Office
Opposite the Post Office. !, b.l s,eftu1
McGrcacr, Oct. TO- 1885. 10
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HOUSE

80 The Proprietor Of this well known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conveniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
or pleasure, the garden of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERICAN is receiv-
ing very material enlargement and improv-
ment. Its nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established its reputation as
a convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take Boat, while
every luxury the market affords is provi.
ded for the wants of numerous guests.
Stages leave every morning for all points
West. A Good Stable, well managed, is
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free Of Charge.
w. H. HARDING, Proprietor
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HOTEL.

VIZ. HOTEL.
The undersigned would announce to the travelling
Public that they are now occupying the HorEl
known throughout the North West as the
+@ .WcgregO1' House,
where they would be glad to wait upon all who
may favor them with patronage. They will en-
dcavor to furnish the stranger and the way faring
man, with the best the Country affords, and charge
him very moderately for it. The House has been
improved materially and is yet undergoing repairs
ton will be paid to the baggage of those who may
be arriving or departing by the Boats or Ferry.
STAGES
Leave daily for DEBORAH, West Uniou, Usage &c
HACKS. leave for all points West on arrival OF
Connected with the House is large and com.
modious stable with good hostlcrs in attendance
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