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Also, do most unhesitatingy recommend IT, especially
in those cases Of long continued debility which females
are so subject As shall show, there Is disease
as genersl debility but that state Of system looked
upon such, is only symptOmatc Of DISEASE Of the
digestive organs and for the of which we directed
course OF treatment to those organs must be had In
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N. B.-RhOde Island money taken at par
decl7 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-19

Grand PREPARAT IONs
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To facilitate the sale of same, we have, in connection
with present store, the formerly occupied by
F. SMITH & co No. Lincoln House Block, where we
shsal offer the above stock at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-19

REMEMBER THE PLAcEif
Mes Lincoln House Block, Main street, Worcester.
CURRIER & HODsKINs,
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We have general reduction in prices for the
HOLIDAYS,
And are offering extra inducements to people who wish
to make useful and suitable Christmas and New Years.
Presents.
We will enumerate but few of the many chances for
bargains which may be found in our atock.
All of our
SILK STOCK
Will be sold at great reduction from actual cost.
Elegant Robes for $l2 90, worth $500.
Elegant Robes for $500, worth $50 90.
The remainder of our DRESS SILKS, at equally ruin
Gus prices.
Our 81 Valencia Plads for s24c
Our 75c Valencia Plaids for &C.,
Our SOC Valencia Plaids for 25c
The balance Of double width all wool Plaids for 25,-
Great Bargains.
Our best styles all wool DeLaines for DOC.
New styles all wool DeLaines for, 37ac.
Splendid chance purchase articles for presents may
be found in
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Even Of years. standing, and having previously reslst
every kind Of treatment do know that it will il it
taken in good faith every yesge Of the diseas
for shall shoE it is disease OF he digestive organ
instead of, as many suppose, disease Of the iow
bowels. In
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No matter of how long standing or however stubborn
it may have been II the directions are closel
followed aud persevered in it will no. Tail to cure.
also in
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TO LET

STORE TO LET IN CLARK'S BLOCK
- wl let part Of my Store in Cark's Block Posses
sion given about the first of January.
dec16 d3t HENRY 0. oLARK.
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REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE OR EXCHANG E,-.A GOOD
81 HOUSE, now renting for $500 for sale, or to ex
change for moderate priced farm. Inquire at this of
fee diff dcei2
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Hg- Sole Agents for new York and the Neg bingham
States and 20 whom AL orders should be addressed
40 DIV ~
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SANFORD B co., Proprietors, s45 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster, h Co.. No
oorBhill Retail Ag9nt--J Russell spalding, ~ Ire
nont street, opposite Museum.
Ageat an W0resstsr---G. R. SPURR, Druggist, 2O1
Main street dawBn o2o
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-13
new Inland Route to Texas.
EOR GALVESTON. IN n

l. DIANoLA. Powder Horn) Saw
ing Of one days time ns well ~ reduced
rates for PASSAGE freight and insuranceLeavns every
Sunday Thursday the New Orleans and Opeiousas
Railroad connecting It Berwieks Bay with tie new and
splendid steamships GALVESTON and 0PELOEsAS, OF
twelve hundred burh EACH hu expressly for this
route and constructed avoid tho dangers and de-
lays heretofore srsng from the the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Land.
ing opposite Jackson Square, on SUNDAY and THURS
DAY mornings. at ~ O'Clock commencing on SUNDAY.
May 10th, 1857. 1853 t7sii -.t
The OPELOUSAS, Capt. A, Van Horn Ellis. will leave
on SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON, Captain David
Wilson, on THURSDAYS. fLaI .=, 1l5Ey 81 aT5.z
Returning the days Of leaving IndianoI1 will be WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and Galveston SUNDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
Freight viii be received daily, Sundays excepted at the
Companye landing in New Orleans, AT fot OF St Louis
street, and will he transported through to ports Of desna-
lion, without extra charge Of kind At the lowest
heretofore charged hy the lines Of outside STEAMERS
Freights received before ocnck Saturday and w ad
nesdays will 60 by the Of Sundays anu Thurs
days. D"
Forfesht passage apply at the Office Of the Company,
he only Office Of the line in New Orleansl corner of St
Peter and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square where
cabin plans Of the steamers be sees and
secured. A. B. SEGER, Vice President
m3OA .s5t.95 ~si NO. O. p. q. w. RR Co.
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cendan. du Bayou Petit Gallon. mesurant
deux arpents ct demi de face plus gu mo'ns'
par la profondeur de Parpentage, borne en-
en- hau, par la terre de Fortunate Vito. ct
en- has par Ia terre de J. B. Duplante, en-
semble avec toutes les ba.isses ct amelio'
ra.ions qui s'y trouvent.
TKRxEs EFT CosDIrIoNs.-Unem oitle
Compliant. le jour de la vente, ct Ia bal
snce payable On deux placements egaox'
ecbeant respectivement dams les mos De
Mars des annees 1853 and 1885, Pacque-
reur devant ses biIlets avec caution Tor
Dire de Dame Cicmence Fanguy, ct toufes
sommes non punctuellement Payees Por-
tan, HUT pour cent par an d'interet aPres
echeance jusqu'au Placement final, ct la
propriete vendue demeureant specialize
ment hypothequee ct affeclee jusqua pleln
ct enter Placement.
f-'- H. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse Terr.bonne, rs Mai, 1857.
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- Whist lady q gentleman would remain under the
OF sagreeshle breath when by using the tsAlm
Of Th0uSand Fl0ywers'' 4 dentrfce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala
haser Many do not know their breath il bad,
and the SUBJECTS delicxte their friends will
tioa it, Pour single drop Of the "Balm your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent
bottle will last year.
Beaatiful Complexion may easily he acquired
by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs" 1t will
tan pmpes and fecAes from the skim leaving it
OF soft and hue. Wet towel. pour two or
three drops. and wash the face night and mmnns. z
shaving MaAs Easy.-Wety your shaving brush
In either cold water on two O three drops
Of .BALN or 4 THOUSAND FLOwERs" rub the bead vel
and Il viii ake hssual sofs tahee, mneh facilitating
the operation 81 Shaving. Price Only hay ceaes.
Pr srje q the 4-s HOUMA DRUG STORE.
~ PHALONs Paphfan Lection or Floral
observation-disclosures presesvstve Of the skin and
complexion, and means q Graduating or curing eek
les TAM pimplss ehappsd hands, kps and face blches
sanhea seads burns e4, and al diseases appsr.ininE
10 The skin. MannecsrsdA ~ E. RHALON, paamer, 5l7
Broadway, New Yosk-and fDT sale 1t ihe u
mh-97l :. 5sssF "a 7}5f HOUMA DRUG STORE.
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AMERICAN AND ORIGINdLI
The knickefbOckeP Ma9azine
Edited By LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
THE number of January, 1857, begins

NE AuACAeFOOCk6H m030zoDe.
Edited BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
THE number of January. 1857, begins
l. the forty-eighth volume Of the Knckesboske M.
azine.
Since the price Of subscription has been reduced fpu
FIVE to THREE DOLLARS year. he circulation d he
KNiCKERBOCKER has been increased nearly fou i
enc In many places ten sold where there bss
one BEFORE and through the year has been steadily in
ereasing. Ii il nov offered Is cheap any d the Mag
axinex. all thngs considered Instead Of making and
prodgious promises submit few extracts from notices
Of late numbers, which we might extend b nanhw
The Knickerbocker has been and will be fact Of 10
own; genuine living thing all the m0re desraAe
that the crop Of Magazines, filed with articles Ha,a
from English authars makes fresh home creations nm
conspicu..us and weicome."-lN. Y. Christian Enqufa
the River. etc, viii be regular contributor.
The bes. talent liz the country will he enlisted an
expense or effort spared to mnke the KNICKERBOCIN
more than deserving of the first position among
original American Magazines.
MS:
Three dollars year strictly in aiyance-fhoe Will b
no deviation from this condition Two copies for g. Five
copies and upwards. 4S earh. booksellers and Post
masters requested act Agents. Those who WI
undertake prncnre subscribers viii receive favoFas
terms Specimen numbers viii be sent era on appcf
ton, past paid .-..-
Inducements for Clubbing.
The Knickerbocker and Harpers. Putnam's, Grshaai
or Godey's Ladys Book will be sent one year fus FIVE
DOLLARS; the
Knickerbocker and Home Journel,
for FOUR DOLLARS year. ,ta --i Il. 5sn.s
PoSTAGE-Two cents per number prepaid at the olhes
where the y osk il delivered, quarterly IN advance
All remttances and all business communications nsa
be addressed. postpaid, to -..
=IE .Ggs7.i' I'LL SAMUEL HUSTON
ni5tf ,-.. ga az. 34a Broadway, n !.
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SUCCESSION SALE
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish OF
. Terrebonne-Fifth Judicial District Court

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish OF
~ Terrebonne-Fifth judicial District Court
saceessisn Of Simon Ginbel
Pursuant to an order Of sale emanafine
from the above named Court, to me direct.
ted in the aforesaid matter, l. Aubin Boure,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Terrebonne, will
expose at Public Auction to the last and
highest bidder. in the village ofTigerville,
On Saturday, June Goth, 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property belonging to said Estate, to-wit ::
A lot Of Dry Goods, Groceries &c, &C.;
Wagons, Cart, l Buggy, l mule, 2
horses, 2 cows, gold watch and chain, a
certain town lot, situated, lying and being
in the town Of St. Mary opposite Tiger
vile, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CoNDlTloxs.-The movea-
BILE property all sums under ten dollars
payable Cash all sums above ten dollars
payable in the month Of March 1858 !;
the immovable properly payable in three
instalments. maturing respectively in the
months Of March Of the years 1858, 1859
and 1860, purchasers in all cases Of cred
it, to give their notes with good and ap-
proved security-all sums to bear eight
per cent per annum interest after maturity
till paid, and the land to remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated until the full
and entire payment Of the credit install
ments, and all interests thereon to &C.
crue. Tho notes to be made payable a,
the office Of the Recorder Of said Parish,
10 tho order Of the administrator.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne, May 18th, 1857.
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A Great Blssslns - sAs AAictsd.

A Great Blessing - sAs AFFLICTED.
The sumbsr end formidable character II diseases Of the
Nv have long challenged The attention u medical mon.
So0e n these diseased CHASED under tia general term Of
Cessumptoa have been supposed incurabe and he
happy passat asvsd die, without medical science to
him hope II recovery Happily this longer
- the case. remedy has been fonnd which will cure
I'll caaints - whatever character, arising from de-
Management osthe Liver The Pills discovered by Dr. Nc
Laae q Virginia. act directly the Liver and BY cor
rsetng sAs operation and Purifying it from disease. cuts
~ md esates the complaints which havs their origin
in hs diseases Of this organ Remedies hitherto proposed
s Liver Complaints have failed TO opernse upon the seat
d III Dhssss; bot Dr.. NcLAnes Pills make themselves
fen apon the action Of the Liver. and BY cleansing the
toua,ain, dry Up the impure streams u disease which
th1nce derive heir exisiesee. s7t b
~Russhasess will bseayefult n ask lDs Dn. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PULLS, maaufactmed BY ELEM
ING BROS. - RnTsscRsn, Pa Thers aEs other Pills
porting = y Liver Pills, beofe the pobc. DR..
AIAneb gennne Liver Pills. also his celsAsated Vefmi
fuxe b ha1 - I'll respectable drug sseea Nsas
genuine without the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
T. Seoyil : Nead, New Orleans, La, General Wholesale
Agents fof the eouthen Stat to whom Nh orders must
= Aoas essc0. SaAs8 Il - hegsa5 San. Sas-iess.
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To those cho mav feel Interested /:

y
Being the original protector Of the large furnaces for
burning bagasse in front Of boilers used for grinding
having in 1854, and another in 1855 with
meeting with the success had antiepaied-the fur
ares requiring mich wood and great deal Of disa
eFeeabe labor in clearing them Of cinder> engaged
Messrs HaRsr Allyn to erect within my furnaces their
Patent Improvement for the eectual burning Of the
basasse nm reoced 70 say, that altar having fully
tried their mode OF burning the bagasse during the present
rolling with pleasure state, that in my Judgment the
planter have nothing better, that will effect more
satisfactorily all that be reasonably expected de-
sired With sufficient Supply Of hagssse in proportion
to the size the furnace used from half 10 and half
cords Of wood il ample supply for wentyfou hours
working. E-f5. l53 10 E. &. KITTRIDGE.,
, T. Thibodaux, La. Jan. s, 1856
Messrs. Ha.ar Allyn 0entemen--Ycur furnace for
burning bagassc, constructed the Rienz Plantation in
the Parish of LAfourche, works admirably and is far
peror other modes that had previously tzird
Your addition Of the skeleton arch to Of the old
NODES great improvement, hut did not render the
furnace effective your eatire furnace.
IT1 r4.-srti-e-r A. ROBINSON.
Thbodaux, La, Jan. s, 1857.
Messrs. Hagar 4 Allyn: Gentlemen-The application Of
skeet0a arch the furnace for burning
the Raceland Plantation, In the parish Of Lafoche has
been decided improvement and in fact has exceeded my
most sanxuine expectations. janl7J &c. EWINE.
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To Sugar Planters.
THE undersigned. thankful to the plaf

l. ing community for past patronage, takes pleasure in
stating that he is ready take contracts for the
construction Of Suearhouses Pues Basasse Chimneys
Also Kettle Setting He is also sole agent and alone
authorized to put up the PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
patented in May last, by Abraham Hager and Younss
Allyn, in the parishes Of Assumption. La1ourche and
Terebonne and refers the following letter that effect
Persons wishing his services requested to % in
son. address him by letter the ThibOdaux PoStoce
e. ~ JAMES NJ. CRAWFORD.
N0tlce.-Thisis certify that have this day sold
unto J. NJ Crawford. of Thbodaux, Lafourche parish. la,
the right to put up Patent Bagasse Furnace patented
may 6th 1850, in the following named parishes viz As
sumption, Lafonrche. and Terrebonne Mr. CTawford Is
also privileged to employ the full set Of binders.
-. - {u- ABRAHAM HAGER,
Thibodaux, Jan. 6, 1857 YOUNGs ALLYN.
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Hotel and Stable.
HOUMA EXPRESS. .l
d F. HOLDEN has now placed upon

~ T. IIOIDEIN IDS HUW PI6OCU 0POts
LIZ the line from the Railroad Crossing, Terrebonne De
pot 70 Houma Stage and Express. capable OF carrying
eight passengers. Express packages Of light mercu.ndse
will be carried at reasonable rates. The Express STAGE
and returning Houms will leave the Depot Immediately
after the arrival OF the train from the city, say half past
II 70 IAN. 5
N. bah persons expecting packages BY the Express
must he prepared, (by themselves agents) with the
conduct such business on any other principle
Ordersr the city, per Express will Be received 1t Hon.
ma intermediate onts and forwarded with despatch
all letters by the Express must be postage paid
This II oaly the bexinnin. NJ system Of Express in
tercommuncatiOn with large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which ID inten6ed TO b carried out
proper encouragement is extended.
l9Itf m B.F.HOLDEN.
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tits III Z SUCCESSION SALE. (
CTArE OF LOUlSfANA-FifE Judi.
NJ cial District Cours-Parish Of Tesrebonne-
. S,sccessioa Of Dolphin Lecompte.
By virtue Of . decree Of tho Honorable,
the Fifth Judicial District Court sitting in
and for the Parish Of Terrebonne, there
will Be offered for sala 1t public auction,
BY Aubin Bourg, Sheriff Of said Parish. II
the Court House in the town Of Hoonla on
Thursaay, Jsas 18th, 1sss,
At II o'clock 4. H., the following describ.
Cd properly belonging TO said Estate, to-
wit: saassi5ssa5' o lssa "a ...s 9aH Il alsifas
IA certain tract of land situsted in this
parish, on the left descending bank Of the
bayou Liile Gallon, measuring two and =
half arpents front, moro or less, 81 the
depth Of Survey, bounded above by land
Il Fostonass Vito, and below BY land Of
J. B. Duplante together with oil the
buildings and improvements thereon.
s Tk1ns AND CoNDIrIoxs.-One hall
Cash, o he day Of sals, and the balance
payable IN Two equal instalmeBts, matur-
ing respectively II the months Of March Of
the years 1853 and 1859, the purchaser 10
give bic notes to the order Of Mrs. Glen.
encs Fanguy with security. and III sums
not punctually paid, to bear sight per cent
per annum interest after maturity. I'LL paid,
AND the property sold te remain specially
lnortgsged ard hypothecated til paid.
.ssszslsss.'51ss sazsasasesA. BOURG, ShssiG
Pas,oA resreepsse. Nay ID. 1857 sysfis ssisaa sas
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.s7 s 3a5HF For sale. ueit0ai~ h
THREE STEAM ENGINES-One

eleven inch cylinder fonr feet stroke with with
boiler suitable for Draining Machine Sugar Mill,
Saw Mill &c. II iR SA4 E1t Fft@sz8 zHtEEI
One inch cylinder two feet stroke with without
bniler; suitable for Saw Mil or Corn Mil,
One sman engine, suitable for pumping, for driving
Corn Mil, for Lathe power, for Z Moss Picker.
Either Of the above Ensiaes be had COED terms
by calling the undersigned at his shop by addressing
him through the Huuma Post Office. r.
myl6-H II a Il With. RIDER.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Coul

- ON 56We UisUcs JoOclaafe-Faf0aSo0 leafeoo0ne.
Succession d Simon Gimbel.
Commencement / un ordre do vente,
emane de Ia cour sus nominee, dams ID ma.
there ci-dessus, moi, Aubin Botrg, Sheril
de la paroisse Terrebonne, exposerai Ell
offrirai en- vente publique, AL dernier ct
plus haut encherisseur, sur les lieux, dams
le.villa de Tigerville,
Sdmcdi, le 20 JUN, 1857,
i 10 heures A. H., les proprietes ci-apres
decrites, appartenant ! la sus,dite success.
sion, savoir
lot de marchandisses seches Ct groce.
ries, &C.. &C.; 2 Wagons. l charrete, l
buggy, u,ulef, 2 chevaux, 2 vaches,
montre enor ct ch.ine, IN certain terrain,
situe dams Il vile de Sainte Marie en- face
do Tigerville. ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations quis'y trouvent.
- TERnEs EFT CoNDIrIoss.-Le mobilier
toutes sommes udessous de dix piastres
payable Compliant; toutes sommes audes-
sus de dix piastres payables dams le mois
do Mars 1858 le terrain payable en- trois
&gsux, echeant respectivement an tous ct
chacun des mois de Mars des annkes 1858,
1859 ct 1860, les acquereurs devant four
mir leurs billets avec caution approuyee
dams les Cas- de credit, tontes somrnes por-
tant huit pour cent paran d'interet apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement final, ct la
terre devant demeurer speciallement by
po,bkques ct afectes jusqn'au Plein e'
enter Placement des termes i credit e de
tout interet j accroitre.z Les billets de.
want stre fats payables au Bureau du Re-
corder do cette paroisse l'ordro De lad
Elinistrateur. s5
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Psrsisse Te.rebnnpe rs lSaf 1857 ssaessssS
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To Sugar Planters. n'
& SONS, Southwark Foul

AVA dry Philadelphia. having obtained the exclusive
right TO manufacture and sell the N. RILLIECX PATENT
SUGAR-BOILING APPARATUS, inform she Planters OF
ouiana that they prepared contract for such APP
pafstas with al its appendageA Vacuum Pans made BY
them will have the bes arranged to be taken out
Pans greatly enlarged and desired be iron
frames, by columns sufficiently strong to sustain
the apparatus in event Of The building being burnt down.
Glahular or Cylindrical Strike Pans, planters may
prefer, with two sets Of tubes. New and improved Ciar
fefs, With tubehea,ing surface in place Of the small bot
sugar planters lii ~ s Fl e ''s-' 9f,tt5 "
NJ s. also manufacture complete Open Steam Trains,
Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers, Strike Pans Pumping
Bone Rack Burners Blow-ups Air PUMPS Cane Juice,
Syrup and Water Pumps, Steam Traps Foat Boxes &r
gnrs ynd every variety Of Machinery for Plantations and
Refnefies. Apply to 81 -tisf5tS 9Snt'fi Z si
Il 5irss.5 ". T. THOMPSON, Conmescial Agent
40 Camp street;
az IN ". Z. flanders, Engineer aad AGENT,
fchg1 Am -,s, - 40 Camp street, New Orleans
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

ToHN BERGER has placed Stage %AR
j and Express upon the line from SkS&S4SS51k5x
Houu,a n the Railroad Crossing, Terfe-
homie Depot, capable Of carrying twelve PASSENGERS
The Express will leave Houma every morning at eight
O'Clock, and returning to Houms, viii PAVE me Depot
immeaatey on the arrival Of the cars Rom the CITY,
say a, half past IL.
Another Stage
win leave Houma every day between half past ten ans
O'clock time meet the cars on Their retn!n
from Bayou BHuf that passengers fer New Orleans wi
have about three hours more time in this pice ihan
heretofore.
FARE EACH WAY, 81 %
He hopes by attending wants and convenience Oh
the travelling public merit share ri their PATRONAGE
He has constantly hand conveys nces OF knds a.
Houma in convey passengers in any direction
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public tina. he is prepa.ed 10
dase all who may call upon him. with comfortable lodg-
ngs and his table is always well supplied with the best
that can be procured in in the market Every exeron
will be made administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His stables well stocked, and means of conveyance
may procured at all times. Travellers conveyed to any
part the country at all times, and the most accom-
| Modating terms. z.F
Dec ST. JOHN BERGER