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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
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A meeting of the Opposition, Conservative
and Union-loving citizens of the county OF
Warren assembled in Convention at McMinn-
vile on the 18th February, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to attend the state
Convention. which is to meet in Nashville on
the 22nd inst.
R. B. Cain was called to the Chair and
after explaining the object of the meeting IN
few brief and appropriate remarks, j. Firm
Morford was appointed Secretary.
The meeting then being organized, eio-
queni, appropriate and patriotic speeches
were made by W. Britton, Esq, aud Col. T.
II. Marbury, after which the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
While we do not believe that the bonds Of
this Union are to be broken by the disturbing
elements of Black Repubiicanism North, nor
by the equally factious fire-eaters, spoil-lov-
ing, disunion and sectional leaders of the
democratic party South; yet We believe that
crisis has come, when the "sober second
thought OF the Conservative elements of all
parties should be fully aroused to rescue the
National Administration from the perilous
condition in which it has been placed by the
misrule of the democratic party. and to
place in their stead men whose tried patriot
ism is commensurate with the Union. There
fore. be it
Resolred, That we disapprove the admins
tration Of James Buchanan. and recommend
an entire change of the "rule and ruin party
now in power.
Resolued, That the best interests, and the
future prosperity of The country demands
this change, and TO effect il we present to the
UniOn-lOving and conservative men OF this
Union. the claims of Hon. JOHN BELL. as a
"staunch defender and bold champion of con-
stiIutioual rights"
ResntUed, That we approve and endorse the
course of the Opposition party in the late
contest for Speaker, believing it to be the
only course consistent with honor aud pa ri
oii>m.
Resoiu,d That we recommend Hons. Battle
Peytun and w. 7. Hickerson as our Electors
for the State at larg,; aud that we present
the claims If John l.. Spulock, Esq, as our
choice for disi rct Elector, believing that the
interests OF our party could not be committed
10 safer, or ADLER hands.
The following gentlemen were appointed
by the Chair as delegrtes to attend the Con-
ventiou on the End inst.
John Cunningham, Washington Briiton,
john L. SpurlOck, George Glascock, j. g.
Mitchell, l.. b. Spurlock. Thos. j. Conner. X.
B. CAIN W l.. Scott, Samuel McRumsay, r.
H. Mason, Finley Brewster, Micajah Gillen-
tine, r. ii. Marbury.
J. FIRM Nor, ORD, r. B. CAIN,
Secretary, Chairman.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
From the Boston Pos, ,

This is an American reprint OF : work destined TO
little excitement ant conflict the scien-
tihc world. 1t is, substantially, establishment
OF the Lamarkian theory OF the mutabii,y OF spe-
cies, q theory which has been opposed by learning
and theology, but which still keeps hold upon the
minds Of thinkers, and from time to time gathers
strength from the support Of some great intel
lect. ''The vestiges OF Crestion'' at one time de
lighted the reading world with its seductive logic
but, opposed every side, its facts denied posi-
lions overthrow, it has fallen into disrepute and
been Judged splendid Illusion. St, the bread idea
on which it was established seems TO posses a frm
foundation in at least class of minds. Charles
Darwin, one of the leading naturalists OF the day
has given his attention for years the calculation
of this reconcile theory. he has gathered together
an immense mass Of facts bearing on the subject
and the book under notice is abstract Of his Ia
bors, intended to be a sort Of introduction to much
more extensive work Bis idea that species arise
from gradual changes in individuals made perma-
nent and continuous by the circumstances in which
they This is, of course, entirely opposed 10
the prev lief in the original creation of dis
tinct species permanent and unchsnging- He doe.
not believe in the establishment Of hybrid forms,
but in the gradual change, through a law Of selec-
ton and adaptation hich goes on through extend
ed periods of time until the original form disappears
giving place to the successive changes which in
established to the exclusion o: ii preceding.
In support of this theory Mr.. Darwin adduces host
OF facts, and his logic has had the power inna-
ence such men DR.. Hooker, who has publicly
ayowed his conversion to this belief. We hope this
book will be extensively read II is food Tor renec-
tion and thought, and is worth the of ali
those 10 whom topics of this kind have any interest
1t is destined 70 create great excitsment among
scientific men.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
s"sIl - 49, E--1 VII D
ans. Nara T. hid.

Some days ago we published an extract
| pIu the New Orleans Pieayuns. which stated
: rai daughter Of Mrs. Maria l. Child. who
.d become al invalid in The South while
} actisiug the profession OF a schooi-iescher.
: I'd been entirely abandoned 10y her mother.
I'D lefl upon tie charity Of a Soush,rn plant
8, who kiadiy cared fos Der.
THIS staten, nj. Il appears, from The follow
letter from Nh. Child, was incorFee;. So
> &c Lord mas spared the world, IL seems. from
/, pr,gesy emaaasing frum such a source So
ssy il b. xith all saeh femslrs WHO become
&c wershippers and sympaihiEers Of such in
/, .adiaries. murdesrEs. aud thieves - the no
,rious john Brown;
. 70 dk< Eater e IA .Sfafss asa UssoH-
January q. 1860.
II never had eilhsF soa OF daaghters sad /
ever heard OF any psEssa by the eanss af
{ aid. = DO Was IL drrifufe circumstances In
, AZ u The Soat.srn Stairs.
Maria l. caILn.n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

CLosE CoSSEcTIONs--The Athens Iost says:
I'VE learn that an arrangement has been ef-
fected by which Passengers will be carried
from Atlanta, Ga, to New York, on the Great
Central Route, via Rockville, Lynehburg
Dc, In 81 hours. This, we believe. is twelve
hours less than the time of any other route.
From Dalton to New York. via this route, IS
hours; from Chattanooga to New York. same
route. As hours; Dalton to Atlanta, hours
We congratulate the travelling public upon
this arrangement. A. il makes the conn etions
Close, desidrratum with all iravellersr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, Feb. 8.

SATURDAY, Feb. 8.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
Petitions were presented and referred.
Mr.. Doak offered resolution Tor the ap
pointment OF committee TO inquire into the
affairs of the Exchange Bank Oi Murfreee boz o,
aud into the expediency of institutiug suit
against all persons concerned, directly or re-
motely. i'll the failure of that Bank. Rule
suspended and resolution referred To the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr. Lea introduced bill to charter Bank
of discount and deposit at Brownsville.
Mr.. SHED. bill for the benefit of pur-
chasers of school lands in certain cases.
The House then resumed the consideration
of Senate bills on second reading, Il number
OF which were passed.
The bill to regulate the sale of spirituous
liquors by the quart was laid on the table.
The bill To charter the Sewanee Turnpike
Company was amended and passed its third
and last reading.
Adjourned ill p. m.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

~ Col MENxISsgR, Of South Carolina.
Ia BIZ address to the Virginia Legislature.
frankly declared that ''south Carolina had
no confidence in paper guarantee, nor docs
10 believe that any measures OF restriction
or retaliation with the Preaoat UaiOa will
avail" or course, thrn, another system
of government is looked for. lie. at the
sane time, however, stated that South Caro-
lima would follow. and did not wish to lead
aud that il would defer 10 the opinion aud
wishes Of the other Southern States.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
AFamily Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: E<traa
sIn lifting the kettle from the fire caught and scald-
ed my hands and person very severely-one hand
almost to crisp. The torture was unbearable- II
was an aws al sight. TIE Mustang Lini-
ment appeared 10 extract the pain almost immedi-
atey 1t healed rapidly and left of account
CHAKIEs FOSTER, 40 Broad street, PhiIa- /"
II is truly wonderful article II will cure any
cas-. OF Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Esuptions or
Rheumatism. For Horses, it should be dis
pensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang has fire.
quently saved valuable horse Il cures Galds,
Sprains, Kingdoms, Spawn and Founders Beware Of
limitations Sold in all parts OF the habitat Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
febo-Im New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
EXPRESS 10 ClarksYiiie /.

fIsHx ) sstas-fs Express Csnpsay respectfully an
Il asa-re that thy rsat.aag sSszx sexzs
thrcagh 10 Carssysile, 1 r. and n. {. d 4
HAii care an pf-parsd % fsfSsfd o. tAat plass
ssd intervening ponts ~IEi pr"raiSRess and disp
all ss,ssas - ssBt - expgess- they eli stss
Tor = ara Is al places stage roatess ussa=esi1
xih be ABOVE Railroads Bliis. avsss, drsils.
sstisetea zssa pfompt 2 turn made.
- .razce Ne. Il Fable aa@re-
fsoiT-a Il HU4r SaPoFistenasni.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

IS-We learn from the Bristol Meas that
aa accident occurred on the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad last Tuesday, near the
Marion depot, by which the baggage, express
and mail cars were precipitated into the Hol-
stOn- A n-gro breRkman was killed. No
other lives lost
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

Auction and Commission Card.
TO serTHEgx MERCHANTS AID pRlLERs.

THE Subscribers have epeHed = t.FEe ssa sxsra-
ssxe hauze Tor The fFxnsaet3on - stFsstss GIN
MISSION Hu<EsteS ASs 6kSfkAf- AGENCY ,.ish
arranz-zs~aax fss the - ali kt1s
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ka.as a. tasss s1<ref - seii - raase fen1z Eeep
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

DR.. LEscaRBoULr, Of Orgeres, In France,
has discoved Lsserrier's supposed intra-
Mercurial planet. II $500 miles in diameter,
and Is inclined TO the eclip,ie IL degrees. and
resolves around the sun in 10 days and IL
hours-s short year that It's summers must
be tolrrshly warm. We think, being 20 close
20 the great furuse.. of liEht.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and continued the con-
sidcralien OF Senate bills OH second reading,
and quite q number Of the same were passed
and referred, which consumed the evening";
and then adjourned till 9 o'clock, Monday
morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
Flower Seeds by Mail.
20 SELECT VARIETIES FOR ONE DOLLAR

WE have just received from the nurseries of r.
w h Bliss, sprinfeld, Mass, 5000 PAPERS
OF TIE CHOiCE>f Fl OWEi SEEDS. Ihe Seeds of
French and German Asters, Houble Balsams Dwarf
Larh spurs, Double Holl hooks, arnations Pansies
Primr SEES, etc eic Lirect the most cel,-
brated growers of these plants in Europe and are
saved IL om prize flowers only. We send choice as
sortments OF the best blooms free by mail at the
following prices:-
Assor tment No L consists OF twenty choice
varieties Of ANIMALS, 81 90
7" Consists of twenty choice
varieties OF Biennials and
PeriennEils, 81 90
q" consists of ten extra fine va
rietics of Annals and Pc
reDais embracing many of
the new aud choicest in Gull
tyation. 81 90
Z" Z" consists of FIVE very choice
varieties s. elected from Prize
Flowers II English Pauscs
German Carnaton, and ri
coffee Pinks Verbens S, rraf-
fautiS French Asters and
10 Bile HOllyh 'cks, each of
Which soId at 20 cents
singly, 81 90
Persons in ordering will please give the number
of the Assortment. RemiitlBces be made Ia
Bank Bills or postage stamps
ss- NE have every variety Of Flower Seeds for
sale at EASTERN PRIcIs.
febl4-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

&c The Democratic journals in Tennessee
are publishing an article headed ANDREW
JOHNSON Endorsed In Virginia" They seem
30 think either that the Senator is rising or
that some Yirginian has stopped.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
New books.

The fate OF Sir John Franklin discovered-r,D,
Al cCintock's narrative;
The Rivals, Mustang Gray, and Bernard Lie. by
Jere Clemons;
Professor at the Breakfast Table-Holmes' Auto
erat at the Breakfast Table Holmes FOOTBALLS on the
Boundry Of another world, BY saobt. Dale Owen.
The Great TrIbulaton, things coming on the
Earth, BY Cumming;
Prenticiana, or Vii and HamOri in Paragraphs, By
Geo. ID. Prentice.
New Book Tor Boys, by Capt. Nayne Reed;
The Busy Tars. illustrated;
Lonefellow's oems, new edition, 2 vols;
Just received and for sale by r. HAGAN
febs-u II College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

WHAT raEY "RAIsE" or NokrH.-The la
Crosse Dsa.osrat has the foilostag:
LastiSeek one u cur eastern friends CON-
ing down from 81 Paul, stopped al WInoas
over night Bling stranger be laaaiTesI Of
the l2isdlord -shst kind of LAID ghey bad
back 90 The prsiFief"
-D--d splendid laad. sir!s sAnd What
kind o. coanGry have yJa back oa the blaaf's
.D-d splsadid eoantFy. slF 70 and ~h.
do yoa FGiss mostly roead heIssn sHsrsu<
-Aa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
feb2-1m

Mrs Wfnslow, an experienced nurse ia
emale ply stefan has soothing syrup for children
eethirs, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethi.g by softeDing the gumsrelucing allinfama
on-wilI allay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it illgive rest
O yourselves and reliefan health to your infants
Perfectly safe all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d4wfy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
Advanced Taxes.

CoIIsrToH's OFFICE, crTr Han,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10Th, 1seo.
YI1Ax PAYERS who wish 10 avail themselves Of
the privileges Of the Ia aliex ID pre- pa
Of CORPORATION TAXES, for the year 1860,
hereby notified that they now do 80 by calling
the Collectors of6ee, Interest the Of
per month viii be allowed from the date OF
eeFtdcaie, ti let of July Owners &c taxable prop
erty in ths ny viii nnd .. to their interest TO call
Immediately. A. NELSON,
ianfs-lm Collector
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
Writing Inks.

L HAGAN has just receiv ed a large stock OF
Il. AkNoID'S superior MTHing FiuiL;
BUfLkRS do. do. do:
MAYNARD & AOYE'S standard Inks
The trade SUPP lied On the bcsI t.rms by
HAGAN,
feo2-u Il College ST.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
w. T. BE RRY s. CO..

HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
The Path which led Protestant Lawyer TO the
Catholic Church. By Petes II. Barnet. VOL, svo.
Humanies. By T. Wharton Collins Esq, Professor
of Political Philosophy, in University of Louisi-
sua. vol. Svo.
Eighteen Christi an Centuries. By the Rev James
White. / vol. limo.
Morphy's Game of Chess. Edited by LowenthaI
I vol. limo.
Seven Years. By Julia Kavsnaugh. 1vol limo.
w. Il. BERRY s. CO.,
teel7-u Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

lust received at =. HAGAN'S, No. 81 College ST.,
~ a lar aid elegant ass rtnsht Of VALENTINES,
CARDS, kNSflOIkS, RlIkRS, ke-, { unir aud sen
iimenizl, al every tiec from ave twenty
dollars. The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
r. HAGAN,
feb2-u IL Coils e st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
80. Louis s.oideu syrupa

Iusrss1s.sssia passages efse ana 10 s.iisAs. ;
sJ I.eais eSi-lsa syFeP.
Also Laal Ess.--sekaa eewdsfee sugar.
SttEfL, a1ofEk < CO.,
rxxSa-sg <@s k2ea aarkss street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
Blank Books.

Large .aa sn.n Is@sss.. u4s ssess, ssssazi.
F;.sa ssskz. D % socks. hsnzsf<at1n p>ess hsesfs
saf sale ~ asse &
asce8-H JOHN YORK c..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
. International Hotei Is contacted with
TayIor's Celebrated Saloons,

Accommodating thsSgand persons IN which
visitors hA their meals, OF, II thes desire, tbsy
all b. served Ia tssaf osh AsartnehfE- fhe fare
served "a sSisans ana Hotel = seknuxleaged ey
eeeures 10 DC superior 70 that Of AlGh,ssl IN the
cay. J. TAYLOR.
fsb1&ta Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
CarmiHe Inks,
Valentines for iS6O.

A LARGE assortment Of the best RED INKS, this
n Gay received by y. HAGAN,
feb2-ls al ColeEe st
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20

yusT received. 9ae asserse< fanarx BIRD c@s~s q
~ AZ stsi<s, cellars sns prs1ee. zss,< hsaascns
- sre< areaSht . ia zzzrkex. EpF szis los -
ksks-zf J. ". WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
To Tourits and Merchants visiting \. York.
THE INTERNATIyiL HOTEL,
365 and 367 Broadway,
CURSER FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW. YORK

DcSSESSES advantages which all travellers appre-
II clate. Its iscatioa caDnOt be surpassed, being
convenient u the tr peipai places OF business and
amusement. The apartments, OF which there
t~o bnpdFed, are We .gr.tshed and well yentiisted;
bong conducted 90 The Eurapean plan, visitors
i've IN the best sly e, with the gre
my. large pari"r frouting 4 Broadway. aud com
manding a extensive view OF thai world rsnawned
Inos eel Ef ere has been besatu ~ FURNISHED for
OF z.iirk, aad the general arrangements the
HOUSE such as 20 afford the grea eoEnfors 10
gaests-
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v alentiueSs NaieuttneSt
For 4th Feb,y. For 4Ih Febsy.
M agaZin< : Tor February

OUR MUSICAL FRIEND. bound ana numbers. fer
sale by hAGAN 4 TkkANOR.
febi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-20
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
S E.

SENATE.
SATURDAY. Feb. 1s.
Several reports were received from stand
inc comnfftooe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-26
Contrasts betyyeem CeEesfiaEs and
the Yankees.


One Of the missionaries in China shows
us the following 'theys7 and "we's.'
The Chinese parents select the wives foF
their sons, and decide whom their daughters
shall marry. Their badge Of mourning is
white, and their funeral cards are written
with blue ink. They mourn for the dead
by proxy and select burying place for the
departed by the aid Of one who makes that
his profession. We read horizontally, they
perpendicularly. We read from left to
right; they from right to left. We uncover
the head rs mark d respect; they put on
their caps. We black-ball our boots; they
white-wash theirs. We compress the waist /;
they the feet. We give the place Of
honor on the right; they on the left. We
speak of northwest; they of west-north.-
We say the needle of the compass points
north they to the south. We shake the
hand of friend in salutation; they shake
their own. We locate the understanding
in the brain; they in the belly. Our off
Gals designate their Office or rank by a star
on the breast orepeauleftes ontheir shclders;
they, by bottom on the apex OF their caps.
We page our books at the top, they on the
margin. Weprint on both sides Of the
leaf; they upon one We place our foot
notes at the bottom they, at the top Of the
page We mark the title of book on
the back Of the binding: they on the mar
gin of the leaf In our libraries we set our
volumes up; they lay them down. We
keep our wives in the parlor; they keep
theirs in the kitchen. We put our daugh-
tiers to school; they rirt theirs to service.
We propel our canal boats by horses and
steam; they pull theirs by men. We takes
our produce to market by railroad; they
take theirs on mems sholders. We saw
lumber and grind -four BY steam and water
power; they do II BY lunar muscle. We
turn thousand spindles, and fly,a hundred
shuttles without single hand to propel Il
they employ hand for each. We print
by power press and metal type; they on
wooden blocks with hand brush. Wei
worship God; they offer incense to the
devil,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-26

CHAvGED HER MIND. -DickY was poor
Katy had rich mother icky loved
Katy AMI yice verSa-Dicky wanted to
uafry--Katy's mother was down on
that arrangement--Di was forbid the
premises-notes were exchanged through
the high board fence which enclosed the
yard. One day the old lady. went out
ealing and Dicky was duly informed OF
the fact--called ON Katy-remained little
too long--old lady was close at hand-no
chance Of escape without detection. At the
instance ofKaty, Dicky popped into the bed
closet--old lady saw that Katy looked con
fused guessed that Dicky had been about
supposed of course that he had made
good his escape thought perhaps the
young couple had agreed to eIope together
determined to be too smart for them
shut Katy up in the same closet where
Dicly was concealed, and giving her pair
of quilts and pillow, locked her up for the
night--didn't see Dicky--next morning
went to let Katy out
"Oh, Lordw a scream couldn't get
breath for a moment--finally.
"Ahem, Dicky, is that your
Eyes, maam."
"Dicky, you must stay to breakfast"
'.Couldn't, maam."
ooh bit you nlsstn
DieEy concluded to stay.
Breakfast table ichv. I've been think
ing about you good deal lately. You
a.e industrious and honest, hear"
4 never brag"
"Well, now, upon the whole, Dicky, I
inlnk you and Katy had better get mar
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-26
MANSION HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.

/. A. HYDE, PROPRIETOR.
thankful for the patronage extended to me for several
years at the Old Mansion, in Lancaster, would in
Yite continuation of the / have taken
pains this spring TO repaint, cleanse and better urn
h the rooms, The stable the premises is of the
best ia the country, and is sways well superintendent
els L. a. HYDE Proprietor
Lancaster, June 1ss, 1859. soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-05-26
T .ANCASTER HOUSE.
wv AND lNYlIlNG ARRANGEMENTS.

The subscriber ha ing purchased the Tavern Stald
one square east Of the public square, below aud OPP
posie the Herald Office buidingsan gone to heavy
pense renting and furnishing the same, aud supply
ing lodging and boarding accommodations Tor nearly
100 persons; Also having erected
a Large Barn and Stable
sufficient for 40 horses he nov invites liberal patron
age.
The terms viii be low and the fare good al at any
place in Lanc6ster For teams no better aceommoda-
lions be offered in town. Good water the premi-
Aes. .s HARLOW G. HYDE.
Lancaster, Sept. ssth, 1853. I4-u