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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

The bust Of Gen. jackson, which The citizens Of
Memphis have purchased to be placed in Court
sqasre, sto be inaugurated the sth Of January,
aad the Hon Jefferson Davis is to be invited to de-
liver an Grafton that occasion The bust is to be
protected BY dome, copied to its plan nearly
as consistent with architectural taste from that
which, at the Hermitage, covers the tomb fGen and
Mira jackson. t. aar rar....
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FRUIT TREES! FRTIT nv
MEAT CTTTFRS.


WE have four sizes Of quality Il Meat Cutters.
w which will sell for cash al low prices.
Butchers Knives Saws, Cleayers and steelsi
Sausage Suffers;
ChOpping Knives and Bowls;
Lard Stands MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
q 49, raat
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly whiteness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautifer cannot be exceIled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unrivaled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold BY W. II. Hendershott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augl7-d6m A. Z. WETHERILL, Cincinnati
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Magnificent scheme!
40 Blk DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER

Circular showing the plan of the Lot
GerieS will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of
receiving il.
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uss Ne eefvea
7s0EzN EoaaA a cos No. IS uaien ssras
Tie eoustship % afies Stan "a al o.hsr n
lslhslla 0rsfta Anllor b Bffrses lsr
AHsi5f.cal fossi 81 he Fi0ssnth i,su5rv
Hon Thanas Marshall, b Kennrsy,
Pss-is5 AMI Wrdnss, complete in ols 4aihns.
CluskS Political Text Book
i o., E1eyeiopelia 81 Paiidcs
me True ed te Heauta IL Nature, Art Morlss, Rsigo1
By John Enskin, A. ST.
saores of Daniel Tap7s ialIar. B J. b. Thompson, % b
ieTnen Grove; Or Hearts as asy are. a Novs.
Blonde and Brunette; The Ga.fanne Areades
feaaant LIFE in Gernal'7s D. Mss A. o johnson.
Kemp on Linsl sare eardsnlnr. n.grs
ENGLIsH BOOEs.
Bohns standard ISary, series of TIA ist EnsIis and Fer
egn Authors painted a. compact aud eint f5r1eoorssf
i43 vols. ls mos sold By TIE en- gle vOluns
~ AlsR,
Bonn's Extra Volumes, in vols. uniidI1n aiircs.
Bcln's AnHquarisn Library,
r0npiets in s. vols Emo, sol8 As sas asa.,
s9Rple,s IL = voiS, sold ssparasslyorin IS.
Bohn illustrated Liars-y.
eoHp,s.e in sovols-, soid seraratsly or CON
pletes
ho a s5le ~ JOIN YORK Z Co,
49, Ne as- Gallon street.
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WOOD SAWS

WOOD SAWS.
WKTE have excellent article OF Horses
w Collins and other brand Of Axes;
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles;
Vases, Coal aud CiHder Shovels
Fire Irons and Strands. OF all qualities;
Hearth BrOoms, Busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
nOyl4 IA College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

II Look for limitations of Lea a PERKINS, WOr
& SoKs aug2l-dIy..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor, free al coOTs grades and conditions OF life
hear Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, untold ills asuag by this great medicine which
surprising the Judgment Of What family does
require standard Lnmen Who ever heard Of the
produced by other ace7 For Cuts Bruises Sprans he
masm Swelling Strained Horses, &C. has equal Belcare
Of itafioHs. The genuine Mustang Eminent is sold by al
respectable Druggists and Livery Men every parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America, Europe and the
Islands Of the Ocean. Buy at once
BARNES & PARK, PrOprietors, New York.
For saleby RAINS BROWN,
noV25-d&Wim Nashville.
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SAM. VANLEER & CO.

VAvING purchased the entire interest Of A W Mccall in
the firm OF Mccall Nauleer a. Co., shall Continue the
Hardware Business the Old stad No A, South Market street
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NM have great variety OF Dinner and Breakfast Casters
w Silver Plated Britannia Ware, with Cut Glass
Plain Bottles a very low prices.
ParIor and Bed Room Candlesticks;
Plated and Britannia Butter Plates and Knives;
Table and Ten Spoons; Dinner and Desert Forks
Mustard and Salt Spoons;
Hall Lamps, &c, &C.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
ovI4 nor IA College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

z4s~ Bank of West Tennessee, at
sAtE-zs1s MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Bank Tennessee Nashville. dtw
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And shah he pleased the old friends and customers Of She
la ARM assuring continuance
on the liberal patronage bestowed on the old firm.
VI ~ SAM VANLEER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

IN OhDEhlNG IlChEIS OE CERTIFICATES.
the money address the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by mail Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may designate
The Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent TO pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn payable in full
Withoutdeducton
F All prizes 900 and UNDER paid Immediately after
the drawing-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty laws
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orie,s for Tickets or Certifcatesto
5. SWAN 81 CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing Montgomery Ala or Atlanta Ga
have their orders f and time ky addressing s. swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
II list Of the numbers tnat drawn from the wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled To- will be rub
shed after every drawing in the following
Cal Consutionalist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile REGISTER,
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Ineencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgia.. Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, PaudiUg Oss Clarion and
Little Rock CArkl True Democrat. jy-I
New Sugar, COfl 3, Rafsins, Sardines, &C.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar, prime and choice;
200 bags Coffee, New crop;
800 bxs Raisins;
% do = and 4 sardines;
% bbs New Buck Wheat Flour:
Which viii be sold low to the trade
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
n. B. Will be receiving New Goods daily.
novel I. P & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

Rock City Mills z. BAUKAN d co., Proprf
etors. J. E. BAUMAN CO.. Manufacturers ROCK CITY
FLOUR, pay the highest price times and
Corn Mills, of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
Vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-From and after this date, further
notice, de price q
Extra Family Flour, 81 Is Fine Bran, SOC
ZINE Flour, , IS Mixed Bran, 6Oc
Tnboltei, . Coarse Bran, 5Oc
bIdliuss, ] p Corn Meal, . bushel, 60c
Shorts %
An articles sold BY the undersigned deliverable any place
the city free charge When selling by the quantity their rate
Of scount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. L. BAUMAN & co.
ANY one wanting Flour, Bran, Neal, &C., Rock City
Mills will find an Order Box the Post Office at ". H.
Gordon 4 Co. warehouse, where the calls times
each 63v fdec n j, Z BAUMAN & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

IN retiring from the firm OF Mccall, vaneer Co.. this
opportunity Of returning my thanks for the liberal patronage
Heretofore extended 70 the te hr and recommend my former
PI 1850 A. W. MCCALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

SALE OF LAND.
virtue Of decree Chancery Court at GalIatin at
, its last term, shall on the Isl Monday in De-
eember next at the Court House door, he town Of Gal
latin, expose TO sale ...
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable tracts Of Land in the county sumner
AIR. On rs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08

BROWNLOW AND PRYNE.
Debate he sutieet q saTsry-hed 81 Phsdsiphis IA
September, 1853, For sale BY JOHN YOKK 4 go.
New Books.
Just received BY 5eHN YORK CO, No % Uuion street
HE Four ssters-ty Fredefika Bremen.
Tse Dad Secretly Wtkie Collins.
Jrige ilall1rion's Yankee Stories.
Francatsll's Modern Cookery 49,
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sIXTY THOUsAND APPLI

TEyHE SUBSCRIBERS soIic the attention Of Horticulturs
and Orchardsts to their present large and fine stock
Fruits, consisting Of upwards Of
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILKOaD.


IL Freight viii be forwarded ay the morning train, and must
be delivered the Station House. between the hours Of
and 10 A. NJ, after that time viii BE too late Tor manstng
for that day and there convenience for storing
Freight intermediate points between Nashville and Gaan
must be prepaid at this station.
octi7-t Il. FAUETLEROY, A -unt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

CoFFINED DEAD IN DWELLING HoUs-
Es.-In point of fact, the corpse is buri-
ed in China when it is laid in the coffin.
The coffin is made of very thick heavy
timber, and the joints are all carefully
closed by pasting layers of paper over
them, so as to make them perfectly air.
tight. For greater security a little
thyme is generally put in with corpse.
In this way it is possible to keep the cof-
fined corpse in the house for years, with
out any unpleasant consequences. The
practice, indeed, is not uncommon
Some have not the means at hand for
burying in such style as they would
wish. They must wait for better days.
Some do not find a place to suit them.
Thus, it sometimes happens that on en-
tering Chinese gentleman's house, a
coffin is one of the most prominent OBJ
jects seen among the articles of furni-
ture.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
New Advertisements.

Esg- G. ID. Head, announces the first
arrival Of Fall Goods in this city. Head
keeps every variety Of family supplies,
and delivers all articles sold; besides he
sells cheap.
s~ Prof. Constantine Ribler, profess
sional teacher Of instrumental music, Of
fers for sale Pianos of the most approx
ed, modern manufacture, at eastern pri-
ces. The experience Of Mr. Ribler, in
the line of musical instruments will ena-
bic him to give good satisfaction to all
who may patronize him.
re- H. S. Curtis advertises for two
COWS strayed away.
Eg- Louis Maus, Optician, No. 10
Clark Street, Chicago. Those desiring
to improve or aid their eye-sight, should
notice his card in to-day's paper.
Us @. II. Beckwith, wholesale deal.
err in Groceries, and Importer, lO1 south
Water street, Chicago. An excellent
house for merchants to purchase for the
retail trade. See advertisement
az A. Wilmot, Chicago, No. 12C
Lake Street, advertises five diferen
kinds of Sewing Machines, adapted t.
the wants of house keepers, seamstess
es, dress makers, tailors, sc. The read
ers of the Tribune d, Telegraph arc re
ferred to Mr.. Wilmot's list of prices
found in our advertising columns.
BE- James II. Hoes, No. II9 Lake
Street, Chicago, has an advertisement
IN our paper to-day, Of great interest
especially to the ladies. His assortmen
of jewelry is unsurpassed by any estab
lishment in the West. He has also th
largest stock Of watches to be found il
the city of Chicago. Remember tn
street and number.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

the patient. Herrick's Sugar Coated pills hwo uI
been known to produce sore mout and aching Joints as
bay some otners therefore, persons in want of family
peasant 10 take certain to cure, and used by millions
Will certainly lock for other These Pis are coHed
with coating of pure white sugar. no taste of medicna
ABOUT the out are as easily taken bits
FAMILY BoYEs, 25 cents 5 boxes Al TT 'o'ionatJ
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

HE CROOKED SHALL BE MADE
STRAIGHT. Why are those who were
crooked and STOPPING, and who now
wear Dir. Cutters +" Chest Expanding
Suspender and Shoulder Brace" walk
ing and sitting erect, with shoulders
back and head in proper position =? Why
do they who wear them, voluntarily rec
ommend them to their friends, which is
always the ease? Because they really
do what has been so long looked for in
remedying the injurious habit of stoop-
ing forward, causing weak stomach, and
pain i'll the back and shoulders, giving
hold to some Of the most fatal diseases.
Why did the eminent Professors Of
Harvard University, Williams College
and many other popular Institutions,
send for the agent on hearing of his ar
rival in the place? Because all such
know DIR. Cutter as one of the most
scientifi men Of the age.
To the ladies this article is said by all
to be the greatest Improvement of the
age.
There is hardly q family in town which
has not among its female members eth
er a round shoulder, prominent shoulder
blade, or crooked spine. We are too
apt not to notice such malformation; but
when our attention is given to the sub
ject surprise takes the place of ignor-
ance AMI we wonder that we never OBJ
served it before. If from an unfortun-
ate habit contracted at school or from
position while sewing or read.
ing th9young lady escapes ,sheis brought
to that form by sustaining the weight of
dress about the waist. To correct this
evil and to remedy somewhat the ills
and aches of woman, is this invention
brought out.
The agent will be at the City Hotel
for a few days, to show and supply all
those who may wish to see or procure
she article. The parlor will be open for
he reception of ladies. See advertise
nent.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
HERRzCK's KID sTRENC+TuENrNO
,Etf PLASTEJ

1
Ihese renowned Plasters palms. weakness and dis
ess III the oacK sides and breast in FIVE hours Indeed
SO certain are they to do this that the Propretor
nem. spread from resins balsams gums on beautiful
renders them peculiarly adapted to the vants
e""eS ana others Each Plaster will wear from one
oour months, and IN rheumatic complaints sprains and
frequently effects cures whilst all other remedies
run directions will be found on the back of each
upc speakers, vocalsts, ministers of the osne and
VIII strengthen their lungs impro their voices
ny wearing them on the breast PRICE IS "a CENTS
Or. Castles Magnolia Cnfarrh Snun.
mas obtained an enviable reputation in the cure AZ
Loss OF voice. Deafness, Waery and Inammed Ewes aud
noises, resembling the whizzng Of steam
9stant waterfalls, etc., purely vegetable comes with fI
uecnon and delights all that use it as a sneezog snuF
IL can not ee equaed Boxes, 25 CsNTs..
e|g harvelps Condition Powders Es
Ihese old established Powders SO wen known at fbe
Long Island Race Course, N Y, sold in immense
quantiss through the Middle Eastern States for tbe
Past seven years. continue to excel other kinds in dis
o horses and Cattle their excellence Acknowledged
They contain nothing Injurious the animal
& oe worked While feeding them ample directions cot
each package and good horsemen are invited TO test
neip virtues and judge of their goodness LARGE PACKA
" The above articles sold by 2OOU agents through
out the united States, Canadas and SSnth America a
HERRtcK BROTHER,
4 Practical Chemists ALBANY, n Y.
81 Penson& Robinson; Sawyer Page &Co; Beokec En-
Ceieag9 Rice Stevenson Milwaukee, Whcesail
.ssoe by F. Toblnson; Starkweather & Co. TT n wost
SiarS NiS9n kesosha, b. s. Cory Co; NJ Evans: Wsn
- ~" ~ 9eSlsrs generally ly17
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
d. Ga "a AYERS
Cathartic Pills,
(SUGAR- CoATED,)
ARE MADE TO
CLEANsE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK
InYaIids. Eathers Mnfhers Phvsicians

OA1444s aAI AHE bLUUU AND CURE THE EICK
InvaIids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
PhiIanthropists, read their Effects,
and judge OF their Virtues.
e. FOR THE CURE OF fFF
Headache. Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
-r-- r P1TTsBURa, PA, May 1, 1855.
DR. j. G. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst headache any body have by dose two
of your Pills 1t to arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse at If they will others as they do
me, the fact is worth knowing. ct 49, p
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBI.E,
tt&ttoitoaA Clerk Of I&eaMer Clarion.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
'3 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, l
aa WASHINGTON, D. c., Z Feb, 1856
SIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made them hesitate
say they the best cathartic employ Their regu
atng action the rer is quick and decided consequent
y they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
organ Indeed have seldom found of bilious dts
obstinate that it did not readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ D.,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

" An Illinois paper says ''there
has been an immense rise of whiskev
since the commencement of the Douglas
campaign There may have been a
rise Of price, but we guess there has
been a going down of the article ITSELF"
Louisville Journal.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

saY The Racine Neacs, a paper rather
inclined to be neutral in politics, speaks
Of the nomination of Beriah Brown as
follows;
ellis competitors were II. S Winsor
Of Walworth County, H. L. Page of
Milwaukee County, 1, w. Webster of
Kenosha County, and Messrs. Cary and
Sanders of this city. The nomination
of Mr.. Brown will doubtless satisfy a
large part of the Democracy,while there
is no room for doubt, but that a small
number may be disafected. We think
he cannot poll as many votes by some
hundreds, as some of the other names
which were presented. We think Mr..
Potter may be counted in"
-SeS
AN EXTENSIVE FARM.-The Ogle
County Reporter, Illinois, describes a
farm in that county which the editor re-
Gently visited. The editor of the Re
porter says :: -.-
"Mr. Mcneil has in one tract 1000
acres, 1000 of which, were this year
planted with grain, viz wheat, 900
acres, oats, $50; barley, $50; corn 800,
For the cultivation fthis farm, he gives
employment to twenty tenants, all Of
which have families on the premises in
comfortable tenements.
His wheat, aside from that of the
Club variety, he considers very fair
crop, estimating yield on the whole,
of from Il to fifteen bushels to the acre.
The Fife and Black Sea varieties, yield
ed excellent crops. Ten acres of his
oats he mas already threshed, which re-
turned $50 bushels, or Is to the acre
The corn is most promising, and ifn0t
injured by frost will be exceedingly val
liable. We walked through one little
field Of some 200 acres, and found Che
ears unusually large and heavy. This
piece had been planted with drill ma
chine, which dropped the grains as a
distance Of or ten inches apait. Mr..
Mcneil thinks this mode of planting far
preferable to the old way of putting sew
eral grains i'll a hill, and a comparison
of this piece with others adjoinin: which
had received the same amount Of atten-
ton, leu us no room for doubt.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Chicago G. Milwaukee Railroad.
Common Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING, Sept 6, 5S.
Present-Ald Brande, Bone, Whipple, Allen
Quarles, Head Washbish and Fish. Aid. Mich
OILS in the Chair ..
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
A communication was received from DAME
Sanborn, stating that the lot owners on Bond
street had contracted with him for grading that
street at three shillings per ROD, but refused to
pay fer grading 12 rods of said street ntersecte'
by cross streets, and asking the council to ap-
propriate 81 80 for said work The communi-
cation was referred to committee on roads and
bridges.
A petition to exempt from taxation lot in
the second Ward, occupied by the Sisters Of
Charity for a school, was presented, and refer
red % judiciary committee.
The committee on licenses reported in favor
Of granting licenses TO Mich1 Postorct and Mi
chael Hargan from Aug. 3rd, for 500; Isaac
Keroski, at the rail road depot, SIS; Thomas
Prcture $50; ]. G.. Gottfredson S25.
The repor of the committee was adopted ex-
cept in the case Of Thomas Pricture, which on
The committee also recommended that The
vote granting license to Wirtz & Weber be
reconsidered, which was carried and the vote re-
scinGed.
AID Whipple, of the judiciary committee,
presented a bond which had been drawn Tor the
railroad commissioner, and referred il to lie
Council 10 insert such penal sum as they mig h.
deem sufficient. Aid. Bone moved to Law Il on
the table which was not agreed to, Aid. Head
moved to insert the sum of $4,000, and amend
the bond so that it should run to the City ofKe.
nosha in place Of the Treasurer thereof Aid
Fish amended by making the penal sum $780,
coo, which was not agreed to. AID Brande mo-
we'd that the sum Of $4,000 be fixed as the
amount. The ayes and noes were called for,
and the amendment lost. Ayes-Ad. Brande,
Whipple, Head and Washbsh; Noes-Ald.
Bone, Alien. Qrarles and Fish. The question
then REQUIRED on the mo ion of AID Head, and
was carried. Ayes-Ald. Whipple, Allen, Head,
Quarles ard Washbish; Noes-A1d. Brande,
Bone and Fish.
The committee to whom was referred the Pc
tition o. lot owners on Fremont avenue, report
cd f,vorablv tberaon Ala Brande moved to
l.. a. - -, 49, - III 49,. a.m;o5
Jay 'ne lePoi' ." we 'ao.e' "hicn was c"'''eu'
and further moved that the petitioners have an
thority TO grade the street at their own expense,
which was carried.
Aid. Fish moved that the expense for lumber
for tho necessary euverts, be paid by the city
on completion Of the grading, which WIS agreed
TO. .,
On the petition for removing the obsfruc-
lions and filth from Chicago street. Aid Quarles
reported tina there were two piles OF wood on
said street, and small quantity OF stable man
ure, but made no recommendation to the coun-
chi The report was on motion OF Aid, Head
Iald on the able. ..- ....g
Inc rules were suspended ana the loilO"inS
pll'a "NoNeu .. .Ir.F-.
M M Wa,lace' work on streets. $lS "
haroor haHuS''----- ------ --.---------- 100 20
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09

PARIS HoTEL.-T This Hotel situated
eight miles west of this city, on the Bur-
lington Road, has been reftted, and
thoroughly prepared for the convenience
OF the travelling public. 1t is now in the
possession Of our former fellow towns
man, James Robson, who is determined
to spare no effort, to render it desra-
bic stopping-place for travellers, and the
public generally.