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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
NEW aalECLE
Rob acjS'9 Stomach aitters

n At =" ~4o ~.-N Nls4-4 StoLa< ID sz-l l1roeI ~
tins toDe - re stomach. ard fr tbe nre~er.,- ~
Try IT, '-'''t
A.s nuninS driak. - A-sirs ciS--tse-n ana r-u~,,
blfPei~iA, u has 70 eqr@l. T. H.
~ Sttrf i s. slJ--rlcr a. O. osAer T-t,s-s IT, :
tne f-miliA = t6e-e f.ttcr~. 'l@sl, ID sos-
pTpf-rV a ~, fcosos. ortEilAts-i with oDo a ~.
Ola = AZ no. eansnt Aeolcai frar.stoss. ~ fl,
Mesi 100 j = directly sscdoAte1 upon tbs ~>as. -
Ne~t. ,..opic.
Tbe-e bstiers derive tbsr s4rsr,u, ron. n. 49,
n efic painre oi IL rooss sd herb q ut!ck u,
Ase ooinposeo 80 as hey nrs. - 4Isyf.s unslsi.
srAs crsvlns o. The sozaach. drrciis rrr-rp.ivr ~
TENPEIgANCE.
he present. yTosrictor believe TAT Il MAIN - -
'ioeiv knnvn. the pIehc welfare - susr.e-~-a
IL vii soc4 - ~ sale - "a. a. d Rot.<R. --
n7Tor> A<rr-r ald - lIo> o. - - c,.,--rx 49,
~ ite iLesne'-e crae-s VII be a4is.l ,.r.rf ~
Aleii-.@u ~ A;,r crs.fffs. 49, a; the ly-..-f ros-
y - pai - - lasfi trsfes and .,arely ts<s.5 .-
eic -, c-see hsit e1s. sample ~ - Vii ho--.,-
- pfosed A. ss1' % kny sdigs.s N desired
Retain Prize. al per bottle, or g..
Tor 90.
frDrpa4 C.rcc AZ ssle e.oora Soa -. s-,r,
Sreet - i-ildiIE fsoSn n ~ 7tr.-f. Co.
o1io isoo--tosy. No y Hsrlnlcce at-s-<
,1 t-.e b Nlgo Cou1ly iv
Y y pOSNKlIY Ts--s iIa.'-N
a. g NIS6hAE
vi. l. slsat, Se~ Oo-i-z.
ftTkR bUAkiIlK. Ce1'r~-.-s
ADd iy DTngf1sss ard ae-4su<. .<-.----.
taro'ithoot tle t1;tss State I'D Caua-sa
ocAiNN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
AssErs a

AesE1s
Cash, Baianee il Bank, rs.s0T ~
Bonds and Mortgages being irss lieu On
Real Estate. worth least 81 so 2oo) 500 Goa C3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand.
market value of s@curitie. Sls. 80 So, ls4co0 90
Bank Stock. (market vaiue} -s.sT5 90
United States Treasury Notes. lmArket
value, lna. .-e9 70
Brocklyn City Water Bond- 10 $50 90
North Caroins State Bonds market vail 1850 co
Missouri state Bonds market value, l4.OO0 co
Real Estate, Nc. ! v all Street s5 2oS ~
Interest due LIT January, lssl. to<
which s22 $50 y has since oeen red 27,7u3 81
Balance IN haDls Of Agents and In course
II transmission frOIn AEseuts. % - "
January (of which sl1 sS5 . "a siucs
been received. tl4DQ 10
Bills Receivable tfor Premiums % Ia
land Risks. - 6Ss GO
Other Properly, Miscellaneous items $500 %
Premiums due and uncaeSrei o. ron.
cses issued at oaics. $3.50 Is
Total. sl.ss5, sos 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. Pzxupxsr,
A. +. wIII-AARTEI- vrcs s-zxsrDxsr
J. AILT0S SMITH. SxcxxrAkr
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'rssc'
CTTsuiEs CRgsT, Agent.
no ; FHsETTr ROW,
msl~iH rsxs~ ~.f-rS rsD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
LEGAL.

A"anni Errort Of the ..udig> I'd
toapir.
klEIriI e - - rtsior g y1s-o r-z--- 49,.
II -. slnc-f.t retr.V-1 -. c,sfGr-e-. - Ia .r
con'nrtslnr fune lrs. s. n iSaa 49, .15'-', :. 4.
s.s'- i q. isol. !ncla>t-~-
fECEIf 4A
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rxxx1-nArrx = ascswoSo HAsiHoAn.
s-x.tna fsar~ Tfairs Afrf~s.
"a. 4. 80. A $780,. Nail. ..>aA I. Al-. -
20. = s&s. r.s...rr rrrrs~s- Sc. = iels. a
rr,RE. HArTs. ArrcS ~ tovIs aAs-rohn.
issin. Le.ro Ir1as Affss.
-. l. to.eo. a s...Msn 81. NJ !. 49, ,. a.
Na 1ac. -. flr a Ara So. D iota. A.s
svA~~v1iiE cEswrcsr-viiIk sNTLGosn-
q slrs fe.~e Trails Arrtve
- 40 A -. tceosa. " !. =. ?.
81. lo-- -. Nal. ~. - t1a. .
Rock~rtts Yrrrr~fo~
fr.-as Law ff.ia- Arrive
"a 1. As. - s.... Nj. --.. -, \. ieis'. :. =
scorneerers nsts T-u<a7ts1 . sf i-.-. Essi.
n es1rcsuag lirs-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31


With Tesrgor.ry su1osion ard LIS e -isbt
r--INDOiis NJ CIT sor N5rlliiy ard Rs.liossn--.
VITA want q Aitention AZ Horror - so.s'y
HEINBoLDs BUCBG "a Os~lfacus-s
HrfGBoLD'S ErCHU ~ Exc--sss s-|sias r---u ln-
discretion. and all Disease. -
FENAlES-FEGALFS-T rfAi1s
FRMALfS-FEN FENtfEs-FTAA1~
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE. hAf-lEITD. or csDS--
TENQlAIINr MARRIAGE,
THKY AiE oF No Ar4u-
Hs-HroiD'S rkTIkC RJluE
Il rIE VERY REsT RsxEDy r. TnF wosaD
Por al comp .as ~. z..l O. ~ >f4 sssiasr fri-
sing f-orr Ir-i--rs'ir. n ts - ~ st.f 81 n tle
Ah's4NF of IA alsf al ftlr
sEF slNPlols AnoFL
No PANTY snoUln - HrrIufT p
1sks ~ Fs.ss f-.-sas. Asraasy. or rnels---,.s
Me~cfs. - lIIf.ssnt 40, Dang, rc1s lrsca>s..
]<HElABa1 l's TxTRACT BpCHU cVEPs
>.-CHE.E DISEASES
Ia 81. sh~ir STAGES. Al il'fi. n ge1-s
II,,le q 20 .lAne. of lres. - irte..r.s,.r.e
ASD NJ ENIpsUHE.
rss HRtxBOlD's EXTR iCT BrtITi' ~ .icsss-
- Arising fIO11 La8its ini1iged in
Bf sosNG AID oLD
Il treraovts al inrrof9 c.-harge- anf vil restore
the patient IN shnri time - -s's = htsf-h fut
r. w. .wrofr..s 5xTp.r-r fi.t1rr- s,~ s.-...,.
al sr-oticns = ,lse rro.s eisir.s-lng ci.-sc-~r
Uss HElAhoil,s iAff,ACl ty'Ht ~ az ssss-
t.oss az aisrss.e cf ~.
tHiS.a'sa sssit..N@-
wszhsr ,zist,ns a
naLH GA fHa.H''.
r-u.u -...s.~.s eaa-s ersrn---e. ~. - 80, a,
HoN ioNe n A.; ''ENs..
Aa,s.sbors 1,reA,es ~ -yzs.esn. ssaui, - Z .
sane ire-tu~st saf nasori..a-ss from sse -sss,
esrae.
HrAIi READIEfADf
HFLNfoiI bfeiti j. ssit a1f r'sl.ert ir fsstr
an dor. tut inlr,e.ls-ts a ~ srtc1.
Fsrsorsiiy 4r-lsare rsre 10. Altsrrnsn Il a %
ETY. - phil l.itfnfsA n T HTI3l}OIn Ches1i.t via
llnr saly svorn to~s ssy a b. pr4psrsries 80
fafns 14rco.r. r1rrrtry. - irrf1t fFrEs. frf I.
rsreiy vtzssstls TT wrfsr1fD
str~ g Isferrr-~r.
s-~rh - s4s--rsi-s before rs.. fhs 20 dsy ef
rrsoe a. Fer no'fie. - - - - delivered - ar
s1t~es-.
FT~r.Ec1 r. IT.. HEI1BoID.
frsr-l1ai arl Anal yficai Chemist
ins se1fh TsntA g.. H.lc~ Chesf.ui itlis.
BEWARE o. ror-STEuFEIT<
AID CSrrfNCPiED LEAiERs.
Who eniea~cs - cisr1se c4 TIA o-7" ~ "0-B
y," ks-IcIFs - tn kxrf-sr1os ssTtrte ~
Hsinsolc's fsruiae lseIerA,.e...-
s" ssI1srsrus
iaogro-ea Eoss wask
=. Ia. BAHsE 4. Co.
s- - ~ D. sIcrf-ts evrrr. = ~
Ask FOR HEINBolDs EAxE ~ cTzIEE.
Cut CO; he atrrrytsezzer' a-t 49, fra
AsD ArUfD nfrcsI1ax ASD rxposr u.
nszss3r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

I'.''' p - '''a'' ''''-' go = o 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
Ayers N que Cure,
nOR TIE sPFi7,Y clrpf or

.n.erusis1ens Fever. Fever AM Asns. Eeroitsens
Fever, Chil fsveT. Dumb = sue, PeTict-csl Hssd-
ache Or Riliious n, st.rfr snt fil ous Fs-
,ess indeed fer he whole sisss ofd
vases - fgnating IN hillary defsrr.-
Denf, csEsed bv TIE " srle q
Hiasmetic CoUntries.
we sse Enabled here 70 Co. ;he eouruuity
remedy which Willie Il cures fie ahc~e cor nisinrs
with certainty : silli Perfeoi,T hara.ess N ruy
ouantity. such remedy is Invaluable In cisirfc-s
wbsrs these sfl eunG disordt presal This cuFs''
e,peis sho ns.aiic poison II Fever and Agus from
tie sy-sefn and prevents the development Il he
disease. tif2 a. ihe iTst approach az it, prenol
ifory eyrlrfnfl- j a .of Only the best remedy
ses =e,ver fer This class of complaints. t,i also
the cheapes'. Gls large Quanty - supply tor
dollar brings Il siihln file RIA n rtryhOly. and
In bilious s,Ilri~. where F~v,f ant -ue rrtsalis
enre and proseefi-tl A sreat superiority o. thi-
remtdy ever aay ctl.f ever Ll,courei flr the spe,
dy and certain q Irserl .e-t~ e. that IL con
ssio7 ou.n nsiaersl. co1s ntiy a. produ-
ces no qunism q ether irilr.or- eject. Whatever
upoa the oons'ifusion- 1bo-e IN. e ~ if ief,
healthy 81 t4-s hal Ievcr La,l li.e ai-es-e-
FeVer and Agut l. not alone 'ae rse4rentc n The
miasmatlc psisor gres; variety q a-crs..ss nrl-
from its rris-si..u. a-aerE ~ , rh are
Neuralgia, Raeunati.sn. C.rs. Heaaschs, Blindnes,
Jsosbacbe. EaTs'hr. Csfarlsh. Asthma. palpi-
toric- T'ffn iii the T. .,,tis. .Ctiil Paralt sis
sn9 D-EanSemsnt o. the stomach.
al = ~hi.a. vhoI ar-l 80 ~ a.. ii- s..,--s, pr On
.-CyxK e,f-is The soi-oa frora tlIs biol an a.
sesr' nils rs. Then a.. Aike: i is an .n's. aaile
prttrtl.l immigrants md si,rsor- travelling ar
temporarily Tf-iiirs II no rnslaTiofr difui~s u
taken occHsiea-i, - daily VIII. rafo-sd 90 i, r..
lection. fhss p1 p excrefei from tie -v-tcrn nj
cannot accumulate Ia sufficient quanfiy - riirn
into discofe H-no" if J. even more v-it.>ic ivr
prot>oiiQn ih-a ~. tnA % sAi ~ suDer ffon
lntsrmiftt ri- = s.. tfs- faf. ...F.s - hf 7ro
teci N ihis r.iH.-is S s.
a. Yrs-sea IL A1Ls = co,
lfs~tl. Nar-ac t,setf-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

1 DMlNISTRATIOS NOTICE is
!. hfrefy g'-es, ;lst iet.efs q ssrin.s-rsss--
Asve bcsn sre-t~t - a. uod~rslgn~d. rro1 sh1
frfr n Antfr~ Nlikfus Gsre s>si. - tsata 4 co
-ss5 - he -ri--~nt - 1srsnns f1tf'ft 70 ttt de-
~ sni fcr rrs 1r4 Eoss O. C5lr- - cfserws-a, sra
.-sr- -sffr RI. lre--f- ~ - iu-1~i,ss- rgJ-Dcrx
-, 49,. ifs-nsrfrrl f1ritfr eo-s
"a p xnrFAST. Alnrs.
ir,y I issl-tlw-ws~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

L.xsl Afsvr-isr.Deat. ifsy oer's - 'G.srr saoa
f.s~rftor-
s-.i.s.esasy arrsnzrsaenss snsde VIZ ti.-e ~As
-, - s..~---lso - ls year VIII fbe f-t.-'f 81 -
.h.~,,rv - .l.s.rs-e Yssf,r tfver'is>Ts boz srer
- = S.-asl-ss s1sctsy tAeir r-sa.er t--tae-.
Asser.isernsu.. "a ti,s sp.'ssi o.fi1s oa1ion WI
s> chsrxr-. t~a price,
sav-rsi>ssaens- h''P- ssssaan-iy % 'he ilSaie. =
prios enf hall
asssnsss ro<oe. publ.hed 10 ~ io.i columns, q
- ln-. or unier s1n bs cta-ged f5r serh itscrtoo
-. 4 o~er iiIse~. tss ceui@ p-r ine -
At~.rffssnenss rerf IN or no -perrtsi t''-. vi
= iossrtsd three tn1rtlls. unicss ostt''frt rHt
-xrx .itersfon q -tsnting Adverti---s~at 81
-,.t - rsarsEai u ne ~.ul~. unirss ,fis'i 49,
s<rs<4 spoa ~ cur-r.<1
Asnoars-lnr caz. isiss ~ eios Il ogvry 3r-cli p
g. wiu - cA-rze4 a. % ioy each n.fns p ~ is
b. 8 % - - Daily aad Weekly. Gtirfb- = ~
No rrafaitoas saTeFtisrsnsaits whatever.
l.ksrr-s vii be made Coz in-~rtiug th@ nosc~. y
al Orders. s-ci~tie~. o. As-o.-1nes,- a iosso~-
for e.eh Iotios uot exc~s-iing lines = e-o'e Iof
.. n insertion. over ghf ins~ A. this rafe
Aar-csneaax Gessis sith funeral no,ice ~ttacae.i
-, ~1ths1t notioes f-~~
Notes q Fo~flral~ l'crics nnd kke7ir>o. S'ti~n
% by Iptlviaaals .s-eoiatioos, o. y ehufeDe''
Il regular vrsoe-- =
80 sfrerti-euss.ts iur~rtet az The ezp~n~s y
.tl1fney. orisr.nz sns payment not - BE d-iHyee
E,f he legal proc~s1-s, but coiiectA1e ~ M --H
tlras- P1bash~r - socountshie fof tae eoc,I -
- .s~er.srss-s- feyool shs arnouat eharsca ~
lAsir pabncats-
he Weekly Express
sasll-A~s -v.sy w-as~-i.y. -' 80 P'' ''-n''in.
<france.
1sSo psper ssut ~dthssrshs money. nos eoa'lnu-
lousrr flns than pad sor.
dates OF Advertising I'm weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

Or a< F1PIEEs7z7 sEHT- ANIMAL ST17E-
WV er ki~ cosdff{on Of re HOME LySJ-
RANCE CvAPAST. ef Gls CsfK II .Ssse FORK,
On nS isf dss n yis1drs. ls6i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
M EDicAI.


StGOsufa. OF ALI = Etlts
Is eorStisutioozl di--es>, corruption q iHs
boo y whieA his iieid eecones v;iissec ~e.k.
and poor- Being IN the circulation. Il pcrvsdes TIE
,snos soay. and burst IN sis>s-s sny ssr.
q - No organ D. free fror its attacks Ir - there
chs ~hhh u nsg net destEoy. Tbe ~roi1loas sslns
disnrdercc q rEkeailhy Sod s-ayure air, flfh end
rltiy hseti< the depressing vfoeS aad atere al ~
tie venere.I iDfsct.0s- Whaaeser bs lsa c-igr i .
rents ch;iaren unsothe sAirs an. f-i-th fensra-
t.cI' irteed. 4 eecz.s r. = tie rcd n I'm wia
ssys, ! vi yist ihs .nigr'tys = he t-taes lla
their caiidTen-T
Is esT~cts cornmcnoe by ceqo<uo1 = ~ fac bicod
q corrupt q usoefoss matte ~hick p ste isrEs
hrcr and .aternAl oTzsrs. is ferrsec sarttrcies. ~
TIE r. - swe'i.1<S a1t cc IL sCrfzcf, cruIsosls
q sos~s. lais fonl csrrapio1. <As ge,Sers n ths
lcus complaints. bu. they hsve az icts pc~er 20
withstand she sttaeks q o.her ei<ss.s coseCuenf-
y vAst rcraosrs perish y disorder shib altbeagh
Eot ssofalous II tleir raatcre sti rendered a
al - this tsiEt ID ;ls syst<a. Ecst G. n
sumption Witch cre'nstet he hurnah .ari' has a.
eSigin d.fseiy IA the ro.r.,s eqasas-sasiea. enc
brain. and indeee ~ al ~ o-rsns sr-- f-,rn ~
are sggrsyated IS the sascc ceasa.
one qrAr,e- q az oar pels srs 'crefeio0-; sheir
p~rsens sre Invaded hy thls icrking ilse<tisr art
theF health 5 underrlaed - a. u ci,ause q from.
the system Eust Tercyste - t.co. y an 4lera-
tive medlcaDe and invieors,e BY hesltsy f,od ar
exercise such no1icine ~ supply -
r :
Compound Extract Of sarSaparilla.
he moss ofectnsl renedy WI. the medical "a, ol
devise ~ fhfs cre-rwhere rrc~s..lc.
so sizi rnsiady- 4 ooza@srsi 1hn nc most sr-fve
-etr.te4Ais ftst hSFf been EisttNfTl f~ w r1ur-
gsion o. this foul discnief ffoa shs Blood ant Re
fescue o( tie systen frcfa Is ssst4Dci.Ve coa-e-
uuenc~- Hence & sAoa!t - employed Tor lie cure
u not only ScTofuls bat slSo tbo.o other a1.frss
With sr.se from ii. Sacl IS
Eruptlve ant skin rsseaecs ~. a1tAouy'. Fs--
Roe. G. Egysipcifs. I'raoles. FissrieS. ilctch-
-, BisinS aid bxif. Tulucrs. letter art hsit
Ebearn, ecsid He.f Rir-wcrrn Rhcs-
rsslsrn. syphiline ana Nercurcsl
Disease. pTersy. Dyspcpsis.
Debility. anc, INDEED, az
Complaints a-is.ag freia
Yltatef or Impure
b ood.
The 7cpuisr beilef n ''impel.ty og tue hloci' IA
fountcd IN truth for serouia i terenrrscn Of the
bio>a The parthrsilsv PurPo~s aDt .s1rtue of tbs
Ssrsapaila j. % purify snd reenerate It's vital Gu
3D. without which sound health Z, impo-eihe IN coo-
tafn4natrd constitution
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31

=. r. Aifrs. A vc
Icrs-uaute. Jure fs. fssl-d~
7. - Tl.e ex5enscs x tits yrsE xs czspsrsd ~t0
ils t.i<rss fof ls19 81. Ga ,S-F 1e<-osse -
es.seD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-31
he Weekly EXPIRES

ssrThu. al - - a.vssioo fron BE ssefs
=.
rF-Atvrrfi-eueuts putllshed 81 beth Daily eni
Eesky wsll - charged th- foi Daily rates with ers
ali a tss Weekly rates adifd
CHARLES CRUFT. PEo'R-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-10

AN OpIs1oN.-A highly respectable cotored
gentleman, rejoicing in the big sounding name
of George Edward Fitz Augustus, visited the
washington Market, a few days since, thus
delivered himself to q fat countryman, whose
stock of Vegetables he had been busily inves-
tigating: care these taters 70
eyes, sir J., responded the countryman.
s.A tater,' resumed George Edward Fltz
Augustus, ssis inevitably bad unless it is IN
wariably good. Dere is no mediocrity In de
combination OBJ tater. The exterior may ap-
pear remarkably exemplary and beautisome
while the exterior is totally negative. But,
sir, if you wends the article OBJ your own re-
commendation, knowing you to be man %
probability in your transactions, l, widout any
furder circumlocutions, takes bushel ob dat
superior vegetable J"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-10


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fine assortment of gold finger rings of differ
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all articles in his line, on hand at NAUGLE'S.
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to 15 dollars at NAUGLE'S.
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KEEP UP THE EXCITEMENT.-Re

IL EEP UP THE ENCIT I.-Re
IN movals always cause excitement, and since
the great excitement about the removal of the
Court House has subsidized, the community gener-
ally have become somewhat excited upon hearing
that Charly Watson has determined to pull up
stakes and remove to Virginia. But the latest
ed my Saddler Shop from my old stand opposite
the Court House to my shop on Market street.
nearly opposite the Jail, where all who may favor
me with call can be supplied with .Saadtes, SIN
gle Harness, Double Harness, Tug Harness, Bri-
dEes, Collars, IVAips, Halters. Housings, Breech
6auaS, Side Straps and in fact every article in the
line of Saddling and Harness making Thankful
for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
L solicit continuance of the and call from
as many new customers can make it suit
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" struction upon the Piano Melodeon and Gui-
tar, and in Harmony and Singing.
TermS-For pupils under six years old. 800,
for seventy tgo lessons of one half hour each !;
for all pupils six years old $1,000, for seven
ty-two lessons of one hour each; upon Piano, Me-
odeOn, Guitar in Harmony.
Payable, one-fourth at the beginning and the
balance at the end of the quarter.
Vocal music free to all Instrumental pupils.
Studied alone. $500 per term.
Rooms at Mr.. Alexander Irwin's
Oct. l. 1860. f. A. L. RYNDER. Teacher.
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NAY30 CLEARFIELD, PESS'A 1860.


ENLEMING HOTEL, (FORMERLY KNOWN
IL AS THE GOOD INTENT1 CURWENSV LILLE,
Clearfeld County, Pa.-The subscriber begs leave
to inform his old customers and the public gene
rally that he has recently taken the above we'll
known stand, and that he has entirely reftted and
refurnished it in a style adapted to the age. and
the wants of the entire travelling community
HIS TABLE will always be provided with every
luxury the markets and surrounding country will
afford HIS BAR will be supplied with the choi-
cest wines and liquors. HIS STABLES which
are the best and most commodious on the road
within a days travel, will always be in charge of
careful and attentive hostlers. In short, every
department of his establishment will be supplied
with all the comforts and conveniences the weary
traveller could desire. WIN. A. MASON.
CurMensyiIle. June 2. 1858.