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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18
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The Oldest Establishment in the u. s.
Employing Two rEUndl ed Men,
4'p And Finishing
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS. PER WEEK.
ssssz, = a { Between rs coo and 10000 OF these lp-
F. 5I&az5=I struments have been finished and are
Ii4 !now in use.
The latest improvements in our melodeons is the
DIVIDED SWELL,
Secured to us by Letters Patent, 22d May, 1856 g.
By means of this Swell Solo Passages nay be play.
ed with the full power of the insruent, while the
Accomplishment is soft and subdued. Hereafter,
all Melodeons made by us, will be furnished with
this attachment without extra charge.
Our Instruments are all finished in Rosewood
Cases, and the workmanship is of the very best
quality. The yles and, prices are
IN PORTABLE GASES:
Four octave Melodeon, extending from G to C. S45
Forr and Il half octave &C. IS C. toF TO
Five octave Melodeon GO {" + toF Is
Five octave, double reed, :" g TO 1870
IN PIANO CASES:
Five octave Melodeon, extending from Fto r 600
Six Octave Melodcon, . g FtoF 1870
Five octave, double reed, s. yea FtoF + $50
OI gan Melodeon (for churchds,} fivc pctayes
s estops, one und half octave pedals, four
seis OF reeas..- - a.. 80. .... -. .s.--. - 500
99-Agents for the saTe Of our Melodeons maybe
found in all the principal cities and towns Of the
United Statfs. 6 GEO A. PRINCE & co,
cor. Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
"a und 81 Fulton street, New York.
Octubcr PC ONO .-s -.. t.ssE .7- "a
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

BY GEO w McCuoE, his Attorney.
January %, 1851, ct.
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MA RlsEED:

On the 10Th Jan, by James Bradford, Esq,
Mr. ABRAHAM OLIPANr to Miss SARAH Turner,
all of Harrison county, 0.
On the 9Th inst, by W. H, McGavran, Esq, Mr.
JACOB RoaERs, of Jefferson; to Miss SUsANNAH
PIrTENGER of Rumey township Harrison Coo
On the 18th inst, dy the Rev. W. NJ. Grimes
Mr.. ALEXANDER PIcKEN, of Iowa, to Miss. E.
LIzABErH HOLLAND, of Harrison county. Ohio.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. VIM. S. Dool, Mr..
JOHN SAX TON to Miss SUsANNAH SLEMMoNs
all Of Harrison county, Ohio.
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Mcdowell ~ CO,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, anG
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
II EEP always on hand large assortment OF
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers, Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofoll sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopes Steel Pens, ano all kinds oiStutionery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mel
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices.
Having a Bindery connected with our establish.
ment, we are prepared tosmake all kinds OF Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &C. Printed work bound to or.
der as use the best quality of stock and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar ,tavora.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
Blanks OF oil kinds Page1 to order
The highest market price paid for Rags andr
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL Il co.
SteubenyilIe March T. 1855
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TRpaRlhmlpHr,

Let our merchants who deal in shoes remom-
Der the Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store of w.
Richardson & Co., Bollair, who by their energy,
enterprise and determination not to be outdone
are prepared to give bargains as cheap if not
cheaper than they can be had in the east, theress
by saving in the article of freight alone, quite a
handsome sum in the course ofa year to extern
sive dealers. Let western enterprise be encour-
aged bywestern mou.- Guernsey JgfersOnian.
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lI-NcNN- sHFRNlN- 40 enMPANlf
BAN
POlICHOMAEIE.

The new and beautiful art Of oTuawcnlng tho
siHplcs Glass Vessel to resemble the Fnesi Paint
ed China, al 1.-THE Cthe cesi, is creating an ini-
mense excitement ladies and Genilernen are alike
facnaisd with this delightful occupation a rbasrs
and elegant amusement tor Children and Schools.
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the Arrangement Of cniofs The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour. Book OF In
structiqn separately 81. Boxes containing Vases
Book, tu4 every Article required IS, sent by Ex-
press -. - 81 50
CONTENT, NEARY & Co, wholesale Store.
June lS-ly. 5e2 BroaGwRy N Y
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Phalon,s Maeic Hair nve.
a Retired Physician.

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
Have nearly run out, discovered, while 10 tho Enst
Indias, certain cure for Consumption, Brdhchitis,
Coughs, Colds and general Debility. This remedy
was discovered ny him when his only child---a
daughter-was givenup 10 die Wishing to do as
muca good possible, he will send to such Of bio
afflicted ellowbengs request IL this recipe with
full dtections for making up and successfully using
1t. He requires each applicant to inclose him One
shiIIing-three cents to be returned as postage on
the recipe. and the remainder 10 bo applied 70 the
payment of this advertisements. %
Address DIR. Fl. JAMES,
No, 10, Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
January7, '37-Sfn, s-ey ~ @4
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0hay Al2,0O0 Mistake,

The Smelling Committee on Lunatics report
the contract price for building Newburgh Asy-
lum at S79,500, when in fact as the original
documents will show, the price was $50. ).500.-
About $1,000 due on said contract still remains
unpaid, as vouchers show. This makes a. differ
ence in one item only charged to "corruptions"
OF about TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
is one of the many similar charges, all ofwhich
will be exploded in due time.
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New Elm and Copper sEtOp
JAMES w. PAEE.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Elar-
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business in all its yariors
branches, in the well known stand formerly oc6up-
ed by James Cady. on Market street, Cadiz, Ohio.
where he intends to tomanufacture n3thng but good
ware and sell it at reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attention to BUSINESS and always keeping
good supply Oh hand to receive a liberal share ot
patronage.
Orders from Merchants respectfully golicited.-
The ighest price paidin CASH tor old Copper,
JAMES NJ. PAUL
cadiz, Ohio, April 30, l356-tf.
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS have concluded to make the following Ar
propose to sell Goods on as favma.
bie terms as they can be had in this tnarket Be.
lieving that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties, have concluded to settle with all my
customers BY the first Of January and the first o.
July Of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered 10 JAMES STEW WAilp.s
Cadiz, Ohio, January 7, 1851
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned world respectfully inform the
L public that he keeps constantly ON hand all kinds
of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out f the best ma
teriaI and finished in the neatest style, which he will
dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from PittsSNreho
a large assortment ofFancy and Common Chairs ~,
Looking Glasses, Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould IN
ng tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc
He is prepared to furnish Collins otcvery kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March %, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockawuy Carriage for sale cheap
J. w. q.
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ConN AND WHEAT IN OHIo.-The Auditor of
State reports the grain statistics of Ohio for 1856
in his annual communication to the Legislature.
The number Of acres sown with wheat was l.
4O7, ,773; bushels gathered 19, ,568 329; the aver
age yield 1881 bushels. The whole number of
acres ofcorn planted was 2, 2O5, ,2S2; bushels ga.
thered 81 587, ,43f; the average yield 39, II bush
III
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The subscriber offers for sale the farm on which
he now resides, sitrated in Short Creek township
Harrison county, Ohio, on the Wheeling and Cadiz
Plank Road, about three miles south of Cadiz, and
the same distance from Georgetown. The farm
contains 2l4H acres. Said farm lays we'll, with
an abundance of water, lime stone, timber and
coal There are five dwelling houses, one of which
is new, two barns and three orchards. 1t is under
a high state of cultivation. The farm will be sold
altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers.
Possession will be given on the first of April next
il sold against the first of hlarch
For further particulars enquire of Rein Welch
in Cadiz, or the subscriber living on the farm.
DANIEL MclLRAVY.
Short Creek township an, 28, l857.4tpd
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Particular Notice.

We are now preparing to go East for goods
All those owing us will confer favor by paying
up soon as we must have money to go East with
AS this is our first dun, we hope our friends
will pay heed to it. HATCHER & Co.,
Cadiz, Feb 1914.
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The Efsollve Franchise Ln OHIO.


Col. Miller, Of the House, has introduced q
bill upon tho subject Of the elective frhshisc in
Ohio, which prohibits persons Of African descent
either in whole or in part, from exercising the
privilege Of voting at elections.
This bill makes it the duty Of judges of cleo
tons to reject the votes Of persons reputed to be,
in whole or in part, of African descent, after Ia
king testimony satisfactory to them, of the fact
of such descent. Any person reputed to be in
whole or in part, of African descent, who shall
vote at an election, shall be subject to imprison-
ment in the county js1 not less than one nor
more than six months. Persons who assist,
counsel or advise such person to vote, to be sub
ject to fine in any sum not exceeding $500,
and to Imprisonment in Jail from one to six
months. Prosecutions to be by indictment in
the court of common Pleas, and the act to be
given in special charge to grand juries. The
act to take effect on its passage.
We are gratifoi that this bill has been bro't
forward; it will, if passed, settle the question
whether this is a Government Of white people,
or whether 'woclly heads" are to be our equals.
1t will also give the Black Republicans, who
have large maorities Of both branches, an op-
portunity to "deine their position" upon this
important question. If we are to have Niger
voters in Ohio, let the responsibility be placed
where it belongs.
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Public Work to be Re-
, Dndiated,

A fusion caucus was held last night at which
it was resolved that the contracts awarded by
the Board of Public Works, in November, 1855,
be repudiated by the General Assembly, One
contract, we believe, is to be exempt from legis-
tative repudiation.
This will be a sorry undertaking for fusion
dom, but that party may as we'll cut its jugular
Upon this subject as upon any other Salesman
l2h inst
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There will be meeting of the Harrison Co.
Agricultural Society at the Probate Judges
Office, in Cadiz on Saturday, Feb. 81, 1857, at
10 O'Clock A. M. Turn out. Business of i'm
portance to be attended to-
S. GEORGE Jr. Sec'v
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0TThe sales of lands by the Illinois Central
Railroad in December were $960,O0o, making
in the aggregate s5,ll4OoO for the year 1856,
and grand total of $lo,7l2,oOo since the sales
commenced. The remaining lands are worth
more than the entire two-an and-a-half-millions
were when the first sale was made.
Tho population Of Illinois ia 1850, according
to the United States census, was 85l,47O On
the 1st of July, 1855, it was l,292,9l7 At
this rate she will soon equal Ohio in population.
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or The first marriage of a Hindoo widow
that ever occurred in Calcutta, took place on
the 7th Of December. The parties in this
transaction are ofthe highest responsibility and
this will proves q marked event in the history
OF Hindostan. F
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The FIRST Snow STORM IN THE City OF
MExIoo,-La Nacton, anewspaper Of the city of
Mexico, speaks in its number Of the 2lst ult., of
the snow storm there, thus
"Last night at half past nine o'clock heavy
snow storm began which lasted several hours
Never have we seen this phenomenon, SO com
mon in attitudes higher then ours in Mexico
before. 1t also excited to high degree the Gu
riosty of the inhabitants ofthe capital
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OF The N, X. Tribune Of Wednesday, pub
fishes Wendell Phillips speech in favor ofthe
dissolution Of the Union, and the Journal of
this city, is publishing Monroe's speech in fav-
J or negro voting. Progressive people, these
Black Republicans Statesman.
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simon sxsmerom's PIatforya.

The Black Republican editors are exulting
ever the defeat ofCol Forney. 1t is quite prop
er that they should rejoice at the election of
Cameron. Two years ago when candidate for
the United States Senate, he wrote under date
February 9, 1855, what is known as the Kirk
patrick letter, in which he avowed the Know No
thing doctrine, in regard to naturalization, as
follows
10th. Are you in favor of such change in
our National Laws, pertaining to the naturali-
zation of foreign citizens as will compel all Of
them arriving in this country after the passage
of such an act, to remain in this country at least
"a years before being entitled to the right of suf
frage as they now possess them, and will use
your vote and influence to accomplish such
change.
This 70 ur last interrogatory, answer i'll the
affirmative.
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g OeYThe Legislature Of Ohio has repealed the
prohibitory liquor law, but made no new enact-
ment, 50 that tho State is virtually without any
liquor law.
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0~TProE NJ. +. Mauary, the great Observa-
tory man, at Washington, says we shall have
SO cold wintrrs before new cycle of warm
ones. What he says must be true, but it is not
very comforting assurance.
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PATRIoTIsM.-MuyorW Wood, of New York,
has refused to receive an increase of his salary
from $4,000 to $4,000 He says that the
present compensation is inadequate, but that
he has steadily opposed an increase of salaries.
He is not willing to make an exception in his
own faYer
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Very respectfully, yours, &c.
SIMON CAMERON
j. NJ. KIRKPATRICK, Esq,
---.L Z Ii


He is in favor of placing the man Of foreign
birth upon probation of 2t years before he
whose election the Republicans at HarrisbWgh
fired cannon, onl over whose election Ropubli-
can editors are exceedingly glad. Truly our
adopted citizens who act with the Republicans
have gotten themselves into very strange COM
nanV
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EWE E9sGECs
THE Subscriber offers for sale small tract Of
l. land, laying = of mile west Of Cadiz, on the
main road, leading from { adz to New Philadelphia
containing 62 acres; said land is of the best qraity
either for grain grass, and the soil and stua ion
is well adapted for the cultivation OF the Grape. Ii
and an abundance of Timber, Stone, Coal and
Limestone. Said lard will be sold altogether or in
lots to suit purchasers.
Also Que house and lot in Cadiz, adjoining the
Public Square Persons wishing such property will
please call soon and eaxInine for themselves
The property in Cadiz will be exchanged for
Western lands on fair terms
Jan. 81. l6j7-tf. JOHN PHILLIPS.
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REIN WEIGH .'. .'s' D, u. WEIGH
REIN WEIGH & CO.,
Bankers g. Exchange Brokers,
OFFICE, MAIN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
CadI&, Ohio,

Dealers in Gold, SiEUer Exchange, P10missory
Notes. Drafts, Uncmrent iNonsy and Land
Warrants.
0S5-Particular attention given to the collections
on this and other points throughout the Union.
January 2S, 1857, If.
aJ-lNTBREST paid on Deposits at the Banking
House of REIN WELcH & CO.;
8srPlRCHASED, and for sale at the Banking
House of REIN WEIGH & co.., Sight and Time
Bills ON New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pitts.
burgh and all the principal cities of the Union.
9fLAND WAR; ANTS Purchased and for sale
at the Banking House of REIN WEIGH g. CO.,
9FPREMlUM paid on gold and silver ut the
Banking House of REIN WELGH q CO.,
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CITTho Presbyterians Of Scotland are in the
midst ofan excited controversy on the question
Of the introduction of organs into their churches.
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0~7-You that wish to purchase good bread,
look at the advertisement of Mrs. Poulson in
to-days paper.
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HATCHER, g. CO..

Are closing out their present stock, at very re-
duced prices in order to make room for their
Spring goods. Now is the time to secure bar
gains.
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:TACOR CRABR

Requests us to say that he desires to see his
friends during the present month"; as he intends
to start east on the End day of March,
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DIED:

On the 28th ult., in Athens township Mrs. e.
LIzABErH ANN STRATER, i'll the 2Sth'year of hel
age, of consumption.
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NEW FURNITURE
AT GREAT BARGAINS rs
TIT. 81 ETaKlEaa,

XXTOuLD inform his friends tina, he now has q
wv fine assortment Of New Furniture and Chaira,
consisting in part Of Soias, Divans Dressing Blu.
reaus, Enclosed Wash stands, Cottage Bedsieads,
Centre Tables, breakfast and Dihner Tables. Ba
teaiis, Looking t!lasses Cane Seal and Wood
Chairs at al prices which o is deterinined 20 seu
at very lowpIfes; lie aso has splendid ass 9ssert-
frames Loor ing Gass p.atesto oil frutnes always
ON hand. Persons wanting furniture will find il to
their advantage TO give him call before purchasing
elsewhere Ware ROOM, let Door East ol the
lost Ofiise directly opposite fie COuit House.
Cadiz, December 17-tf.f
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CIR John D. Caldwell, Esq, has been elect
I'd editor ofthe Ohio Journal Of Elacatioa. z
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- Sold at the Manufacturers of Professor Ho.
loway 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
LONDON, and by all respectable Druggists and deal
ers of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in Pots, at G5cents 626 CENTS,
and s each.
or There is considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes
n Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each pot.
March j, 1856. s..
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65-GR4THs no EyERYBODKl
RICH. RARE AND SPICY

LIBRARY OF WIT. ROMANCE g. RAcINEeS /
We have now in print large Catalogue ot ts
most fascinating, interesting, and curious Pnbrn
lions that ever pubiished in this or any other
country. They are all translated from the French
Of the most celebrated authors, and every ong OF
them is illustrated with beautiful characteristic
E9hgrayinas (the most Of Internationally Catalogues
cent FRFE by return Of mail, to any person whd
wall drop line addressed 70
HENRY r. BARKLEY,
# ko.fl77, GreeHwich Street New xofk.
January Z, '57-lm SsFs
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"a EEM oV- a 2
The Nr'NeeIy Normal school

Cadiz, Ohio, april 90, 1856
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CcTThe place to purchase good saddle is at
era wfor3s.
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RoOk Rindery.

HAVING in greai measure Ielued our Bindery,
We are now prepared 70 do all kinds VI bOOk
BINDING neatly aud eXpedinousy
We nav particular attention 10 the manufacture
Of Blank Books Of al kinds fer the county officers
Blauks for Railroads merchants, &c,
M9tiIsnis viii find our stock Of Eull Gld Hell
bound cap blanks. cap, Letter, Note, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary OF al
kinds &c sc large, and will be sold 81 reasonable
priees. The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL s. co.
Wholesale tcd Retail BookseleTs, StationaTies,
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
april TO- 1854 Sieubonvilie, Ohio.
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Closed its third Session on Friday, the 3ist Oct
The humber in attendance in the Normal Schuo
proper was 76, with about the same number in the
Model School.
The next session Of ID weeks will commence on
Tuesday, November llth.
Arrangements are about being mnde, BY which
boarding be had at the usual low rates OF 81 pei
week.
Tuition in the Normal Dept. S26 per annum, il
the academic $40.
Those desiring to ell ter will do we'll to make i'm
mediate application.
Hopedale, Ohio, Nov s. 1856.
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ErySipcEsfs, sals EEEeHIn and ScOF'-
bgEtic ELugm0rs.
Sore Legs, SOre Breasts, Wounds
suG EJIcerS.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use, of this wonderful Ointment, when
having cope with the worst cases Of sores wounds
ulcers glandular sweings, and tumors Professor
Holloway has, by command of the Allied Govern.
ments dispatched to the hospital of the Fast, large
direct ion ol the Medical Staff the worst eases of
wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling,
stenss contraction oi the joints even Of 50 yeurs
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A nj Il II 10 A N ii o u : L
C9diG, Ohio
Il q A Il : w

THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly Kept by Maj. Lacy, aud more recently by
William Millgan, will be found by the travelling
community to possess all the advantages of the best
condue ted hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of gues's and it is the de.
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
to complaint any particularly on 60 away .dissat-
siied
9-Bils moderate.
January IA, lS57.-ly.