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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
Important from New OrIen ms.

New YORK, December 28.-The Roam
oke, from New Orleans on the 18Th, via
Havana on tho 92d, has arrived. The
news Is important. TIE North S'ar,wilh
Banks and Staff, arrived at New O,lyans
on the l4h. The news transpiIed the
following day that General Butler was
superseded, and occasionrd th~ utmost
surprise among all classes. Even the re-
gistsred ensmies were sorry to part with
an officer who. at least, brought order
and security to the city. o. the 10Th,
General Butlcr and General Banks met
a, headquarters. General Butler vel.
comcd Banks to the D. pa'tmsnt Of the
Gulf, and assured him that he would find
here troops who were ready TO yield cheer
ful obedience TO every order. Banks re.
piled that the only pleasure lie had in
taking the command was in obeying au
order Of the Government OF the Unite
8 a.ss. General Butler addressed his
Staff. requested each member to take
pains to erlighten and assist their success
sors. He spoke in the most generous
manner OF General Banks and Staff Gen
Buffers parting address 10 the troops
bears The date Of Dec mber 18th. allud'
ing 10 e!Cqnynt terms 10 their successsi
in the field. and in restoring order ant
qniet to New Orleans. 10 the FEEDING o
the starving wives and children of enc
mics. stating that that xpedllion has cos
the Government: less by four.f hs thai
any other. Speaking Of the word "farN
we'll" as the only Forrowful thought h.
had, aud commencing thsm TO their CON
mander as Vor hy Of his love
On the 10th, General Banks issued hi
order assuming command Of lhe Depart
ment %! the Cult and State of Texas. an
naming his staff. whose names are alread
known al the North. Another order
for oil military and civil officers in tn
department, 10 report to him; and sti
another suspends all public sales Of pre-
psrty on account Of the United States ii
further orders.
General Butler. accompanied by Colon'
Shaffer, Col. Turner, Major Bell. Caplai
Davis, Capt Kensel and other member
, Of his staff, was 10 sail on the e2d forNe
: York. Captain Clark was to remain 0
duty at New Orleans.
/ General Banks was pushing things wi,
, characteristic energy. Five tbousar
troops who accompanied him, had lnndc
at Baton Rouge. and the remainder Of Il
, expedition will be sen. forward as fast
they arrive
The weather al New Orleans was flu
sud the bsalth OF the troops good.
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no. Victims of Rheumalllh T1ad

CLEARPoRT, Fa iI6eld CO., June 4. Iet1
DR., G. W. RoBAoK, No. 8, Esst Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.-DsaJ S1:-This
spring hired to %oIk on farm during
the summer, but became severely afiicl.
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled M .
40 much, that l was compelled 10 quis
work. After being con nt d to my room
for some time: procured Of your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott d Sons, a
bottle Of your Scan dinaVisn Blood Puri6.
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af-
ter the use of them was restored 10 per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pill.
performed perfect cure. Being satisG.
Cd that tits an invaluable remedy, sent
you this to be published If you think
proper. that others similarly affected hay
have the benefit Of my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
~ See advertise uent.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENNEKAA'S BOOK STORE.
Three Doors West of Hooking valley
Bank.

The richest soil withouttho aid
ofBooks 10 swiftly choked with overy weed,
And brings old hoathenism back again
With every vice aud crime thathuman nature stAint
Has Ignorance diseased the seul,wth prOgresBsuTef
A. BREHNEMAH has Booksthe foul disease 10 cure;
Would parents save their children from each vice
aud crmeP
u svolumes suit each case and suit the timei
ould parents now prepare them forth cir man.
no od'sdAyf
HI sStock points outand k eeps them in the wAYi
From School Book sup to Books for deepest min Dc,
The Stationery cheap and dne Of different kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for the Walls and
Blinds.
Come see his ample Stock while low War Prices
spread.
A md prove that tBRENRENAN is going ahead!
Come buy, to HHmdR EisuatiOR true,
nd push ahOs your lldren and yeur country tool
L3n0astOT yhpe . iHo2. a <
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
HOW OWARDASS0CIATI0N,
pVIIAnRIpnJ

For the Relief Of iAe Sick aud Distresssd. afflicted
nhh IirIieataHd Chronic Diseases, and sspeeiaLv
(o-the Cure Of Dissrsss OCtAe Serual OrRans.
mi MEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
lNHSurgeon. Valuable reports on SpeTms torrh gs,
Sexual Organs and on the Nav Remedies mploy-
cdin the Dspensary, semitic Nhe affetedin sealed
letter enve eopes, free of charge. Two orthreo
Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. SHlJLIN HoUGHToN, Acting SuT>
geon, Howard Association, South Ninth Street,
philadelphia, Pa.
JRnuRrys, IS69-ly4i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01

power as rssis;less as the torrents Of i.s
giant rivers. This coustry cannot be
permanently divided. Cessel'ss wars
may drain Its blood and treasure; dom g.
nc lyrants OF foreign foes may grasp the
scsp er of it's pow r, but It's destiny will
remain unchanged. 1t will still be unit
ed. God has ordainsd it. What avails,
lhsu, the destruction Of the best Govern
ment ever devised by man, the sell adjust
ing, .eI'. correcting Constitution Of lht
United S a'es.
People of the Southwest. why not &C
cept the conditions imposed by the i'm
perious nec. ssires of geographical con
tigurat,on and commercial supremacy ,an'
re established your ancient prosperity ant
renown? Why mol become The founter
of States, which as the entrepots of you
own central and upper valleys my stan'
in the atfiuence Of their resources withcu
superior. and in the privileges Of the pee
pie, without peer among the dationS
The earth?
GSignsd1 N. P. BANKS,
Msjor Generl Commanding.
The only additional news in tho Ne'
Orleans papers, is the departure. Of tw
ste mtrs loaded with sugar, and a oo'veI
filled with arms and ammunition, and on
small hrsss caunon,b by an ex' edition sen
to Atcbafalays river by commander Bu
chanan.
The Roanoke brings Havana a1vices {
The 22d. The rebel echooner Relief 8
Havana frsm Mobile with cotton, reporl
the rebel steamer Florida, alias OvietC
has got out with crew Of 100 men, pass
ing the blockade in the night
No'hing later from M-xico.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

oinc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01

GFSee the advertisement Of JESSE p
OUTcALr in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
"My Riagdous for Horse"
Volunteers Wanted for the 9th
Ohio Cavalry I!

n NTAJoR NJ. VALENTINE and Captain
M W. THAYER ave raising another
n Company for the First Battalion Of the OH
Sl 0hioV. @. FiTty more able bodied men
NSA are wanted 70 all up the ranks. Young
SN Men OF Fairfield, come forward at once,
~ while you have an opportunity otealist.
lug In this favorite branch OF the SER
vice.
III Bounty and advance pay to the amount
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01

.T-Go and hear the Alleghauiaus aud
B!ll Ringers next Tuesday evening.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-01
fF,om lho cInelnnAu RnouIror,A

,"WoLyEs IN sHEEP's CLoTuIso. The
success Of the Democracy throughout The
oouslry. and the decline Of the dim light
Of CoonerJ, ia smb9ldenipg the pnPrinci'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02

that this is an abolition movement. Why,
lelloW-citizens who is it that makes this
charge Think of i'll The man that
makes it is the editor of the Wheeling
Press. Here We are addressing you to-
night-men who were born in Virginia,
who have always lived in Virginia, and
who have always been connected with the
conservative parties of the country. Ny
friend who preceded me is conservative
old-Iine Wing; myself belonged to the
Democratic party. aud supported Douglas.
in 1860.
While We who occupy this conservative
position have been before you, gentleman
sitting in his sanctum deuounces every
body who wants West Virginia 10 he admit
ted into the Union as an abolitiouist. Thai
man is an Englishman, and roted for Lin.
coin ! [DerisiTe laughter, and applause.
have spoken longer than thought to
speak. "There is one cometh after me
mightier than l, and yield the stand to
him, thanking you, gentlemen, for having
heard me SO patiently. Applause.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
Senate,

Senate.
SAruRDAY Jan. 81.
Mr.. JACKSON had leave to introduce
bill to compensate Commonwealth Attor-
neys in certain counties. The rules were
suspended and the bill was passed.
Mr.. GIsT called up the bill to incorporate
the Bank of Guyandotte which was read
third time and passed.
Mr.. STEWART had leave to introduce
bill for the relief of ]. L. Morehead. Re
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. STEwART from the Committee on
Courts of Justice reported bill to amend
the ordinance authorizing the apPrehen-
sion of suspicious persons. The bill pro
vides that the Governor shall exercise the
powers granted in the ordinance upon sat-
isfactory evidence without the consent OF a
majority of his council. The rules were
suspended and the bill WAS taken up for
consideration.
Mr.. STEWART spoke against the bill upon
the ground that it was Unconstitutional
and because it was unwise to place too
much power in the hands of any one man,
no matter how honest and patriotic he may
be.
Messrs. GATHER and FLxsuER favored the
bill. The latter snid that circumstances
HNNACN NNSSo' AL 6uuiCuNS 1hAS "SAS
great force in times of peace were unaVail-
ing in times of war.
AIR. CARsKADoN said that whenever we
attempted to pass any law calculated to
reach the rebels we were met with tse ar
gument that it was unconstitutional. He
did not see that there was anything uncon-
stitutiOual about the bill, and he should
support it aud all Others of like character.
AIR. STEWART disrlaimed any intention to
legisIate fol. the protecting otrebels. There
was no man who would go farther to sup
press the rebellion than he would.
MIR. STEWART then moved an amend
ment that no arrests shall be made lex
cept upon oath or affirmation" The
amendment was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson the consid-
Grafton of the bill was passed by.
Mr.. FLEsHER called up the joint reso-
luton in relation to an adjournment sine
die, which had been returned from the
House with an amendment substituting
Wednesday next Instead of Monday. The
amendment was eoncurred in. Adjourn.
ed.
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PhOtOgraphlc Albums

16oleSe a I5S@ the annfae.aFeF Dy Express d.
jan2T 'N Fs'al at AOF sale at
PARTRTDGR,s es,t...
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Recess.

Mr.. WILLIAMSON, of Writ, moved to take
MP the bill for the relief of the heirs of W.
Is. Rathbone. 1t was agreed to, aud the
bill was passed to its engroSsment.
Ga motion OF Mr.. HUoToH, the bill for
the relief of Solomon Parsons was taken
up and passed to its cngrossment.
On motion of Mr.. HAwXHURsT, the bill
for the relief of Alexander Hay was taken
up and ordered 10 be engrOssed
On motion of Mr.. WRIGHT, the bill for
the relief of Greenville Harrison, of Cabell
county, WAS taken up and ordered to its
engrossmeut.
On motion Of Mr.. Davidson, the Senate
bill imposing u tax on dogs was taken up
from the table and passed. The bill makes
it lawful for any county court to impose "A
tax of not less than so cents nor more
than 50 90 on every dog more than one
belonging to any hOusekeeper in the coun-
ty, so that each county can put it into OPP
Grafton or the reverse, as its court may
determine. 1t is made the duty of the
commissioners of the revenue in such
counties ms put the law III force to assess
all dogs, excepting one, to ench house
keeper, and make return of the same as
any other property.
Mr.. SMTH called up the bill for the re-
lief of the contractors on the Clarksburg
and Wheeling Turnpike, aud it was order.
ell to its eDgrossment.
Mr.. WILLIAMSON. of Writ, called up the
bill for the relief of Jas. G. West, which
was passed to its engrossmeut.
Mr.. PATRiCK moved to take up, out OF
its ORDER the bill authorizing the Governor
to make seizures of disIoyal persons as
hostages for the rendition of loyal citizens
in rebel prisons, but the House refused.
Dir. HooToN called up his resolution, Of
fered some time since, instructiug our SEN
ators and requesting our Representatives
to sustain the Administration in all its eff
forts to put down the rebellion.
Mr.. LOGAN moved to lay on the table,
and it was agreed to.
The bill for the relief of Louisa w. Car
ter OF Kanawha county, was passed.
The appropriation bill was taken up and
passed.
The bill concerning the sale Of railroads
canals, turnpikes and plank roads was read
second time and ordered to be enCrossed
The bill for the relief of the sureties of
George c. Kerr, late Sheriff of Marion
county was taken up.
-; AR. kUFFNER said the necessity for the
OIL was superseded by the Stay Law aud
moved it be passed by The bill was mass.
ed by. 80 Voc pass
The bill providing for the protection of
the freedom of the press was taken I'm.
MI. SSTDER moved its indefinite most.
poaement and it was agreed to.
Adjourned.
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The federal army to make all the arrests tue
noni5 between The Confederate lines anu
,hs Calf The rebels did not Tins arfsst
heir oVn citizens; they had the chiVsiFy
and courage 10 break through our lines anu
ferrestour citizens, and be had no oolec'louS
that our soldiers should do the same
thing. we're
Jobn Minor Bolts and a thousand others ~
the Southern States? Arrested ana III
dungeons. Every man who dared TO express
a sentiment in favor OF the$ MON was SER
Cd and carried OF, not only themselves ous
,hsir nroperty. Talk about the ch!Talry Q.
the rabels? Secession was deViiisn' auu
meyer governed by any honorable anu
inst principle. These arrests and outFHge ":
were continually going on by these oEi-
gands-,hese footpads. He would NE 70
See the war carried on, on at least as hign
toned principle as it is conducted oy tue
savares of North America but 1t was 100
late now to talk about honor, OF ciViiizatICH
ON the part Of the rebels. He woG!a De tne
last one to disturb man on account OF MS
opinions, but they must protect themselves
and their neighoors: .,,;o,
Mr.. HooToN called the previous questlou'
and the amendment of Mr.. Davis was re-
iected by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Davis, Henderson, smith
and Wilson, 4. D.
garner, Bowyer, Crothers, Davidson. Farms
worth, Fast, Haw1hurst, Hale, H9oton'
Kramer, Keeney, Michael, Miner, Myers
Kitchen, Powell, Parsons, Patrick, K0ly-
son, Ruffnsr, Snider, Swan, West, Wheat
Williamson, of Peasants, Wright, linn ana
NJ. Conoi,ar fportarN 20
Mr.. RuRFxER's amendment was then
adopted.
ing hostages to be seized only from the
same counties from which the parties Tor
whose rendition they are held have been
taken.
The bill was then passed to its eugross-
ment.
The Senate resolution requesting the
President to order the Commanding officers
in Western Virginia to arrest rebel citizens
for Hostages, was taken up, on motion OF
Mr.. Farnsworth.
Mr. BoREuAX offered substitute and
both were laid upon the table and ordered
to be printed.
Recess.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NTOTTCE-

PERSONS having claims against ths if to pre-
A 4LT4IoNT wheeling n!nIRggs4 sfs Trustees
TiWEs g, PORTER,J
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The New State Meeting Sat
uFday Night.
Speech of Geo. Nc G. Porter.
Facts for the People to Think About.

The turn out at the American Hail Sat
urdsy night was very fair; not so large as
we had hoped to see, but fully up to our ex-
pectationa. But there was deep and uni.
yersai earuestncss that showed how much
nlive the citizens OF the 5.h Ward are to
the magnitude Of the new State ISSUE aud
ns Sir. Hubbard very pertinrntly said in
his few remarks st he close OF the meet
Jag. 10 obe could fail to be reminded of the
meetings held in that Hall in the early
spring of 1861, when Portcrtield vas under
order from Letcher to come to Wheeling
and burn tue Custom House aud take the
arms on the Isand-oul of which meetings
grew the military organization that saved
Wheeling from the torch and Western Vir-
GINA from subjugatiou; and we could not
but hope with him that such happy results
10 the new State, so far at least as Ohio
county IL concerned d, might begin then and
there.
The meeting was addressed by a. b.
Caldwell, Egg, George Nee. Porter, Speak
er Of the Iouse OF Delegates, and Cover
nor Peirpoint. We lave room this morn
ing for but one Of the speeches. We will
print sketches Of the others Tomorrow
We give our readers II full report of Mr.,
Porter's this morning, aud assure them it
will repay reading.
Mr.. Caldwell having concluded loud calls
were made for "Porter! Porterw and
Chester b. Hubbard, Esq, introduced G co.
Nee. Porter, Speaker of the House of Del
egates, ms the man who said in Richmond
that the Panhandle would fight for the Uu-
ION whether its foes were from North or
South Mr.. Porter was received with APP
pi"use and taking the stand spoke ms fol.
lows
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation blythe New State
Commissioners.

ny HEREAS by the Schedule annexed to the Con.
w stituliOn of West Virginia. the Commissioners
therein named have power to reCOnvene the COnyen.
ton which prepared and proposed the said Constitu
ton: AND WHEREAS, Tho said Commissioners, if they
determine to reconvene the said Convention, are re-
qutred to take the necessary steps to repre-
SentAtiOn therein from the counties proposed to he
included in the said State, heretofore represen.
ted, and to fill all vacancies that have occurred:
Nov, therefore, the undersigned Commissioners,
deeming it necessary to reconvene the said COnyen-
tton to take into consideration the Act of Congress
entitled San act for THE admission of the State Of
West Virginia into the Union, and for purpOses
approved December 81 1862 do by this, ProclaIun
lon, reConvene the said Convention to meet at the
Custom Housein theCity OF Wheeling on Thursday
the 18th day OF February next, and do order and d.
rect that elections OF Delegates the said Conyen.
ton be held under and according TO the laws of
the State of Virginia, Thursday the fifth Iav of
February next In the following counties not hereto
brier aud Monroe shall each elect two Delegates and
tile counties OF Morgan, Pendeton and Pocahoptas
snail each elect one Delegate and that Mt the same
time ana in like manner, elections be held to I'LL va
cancles which have occurred in the representation In
the said Convention, that is to say: the county of
telle deceased; the county of Marion one DELIBERATE
IN place OF Hiram Raymond removed ON the State.
tue county Of Mason one Delegate in place OF John
llaIl, resigned and the comfy Of Eanawha one Dele
gate IN place OF James H. Brown, resigned: and that
the results of the eecIionS in the several counties
named, be certified to the undersigned CommisS;on
ers st the city of Wheeling.
GlEeh under our hnnds at the city of Wheeling
ms Io1rteenth day of January, 1868
JAMES y N "; PAATON, Pc. VAN WINKLE.
e. II: CAhDMELl', EPlIRAIM Is. HALL
yS<5SS tm NJ u Commissioners
9. 81 Al the papers within the limits of the new
stare VIII publish the above untilday Of election and
sehu GiIls 10 the Commissioners.
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House and Lot for Sale

TI'lIE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT in Center ,Vt..,
Ing east side Of GhAplne street, corner NJ ser
j"n3O Corner Of Market and 0niDc~s;.,
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God guard Our nag, and keep each SIS:
Zach stripe As bright a. nDN they wave,
bEili make Il lsRi Gur ranks ia NAr,
S:tiI Boat above cac!, PATRIOTS ErITe,
D-atu to she traitor that WOllld dare
To trail It through the dust oG shame.
Al honest hearts its lot Will share
And follow Il 10 Death or PAms.
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FOR SALE
Four Dwelling IonSeS

IN WHEELING, for sale chem. A,so o,,.. "a
4 property and farms in this vicinity. '''
TOO TAYLOR, ROLLYSON 4 co
Ian3O Commercial Brokers, 90 Main stre.t
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PUBLIC SALE

ME UNDERSIGNED HAVE TINS nIvc-----
Rn,,naP partnership to conduct Genera1 p formed
thew ~ under the style and name Of i n GiNt
J; n; MATHEWS.
@HEEllso' January !. 1868. 'OiiN LIST i,noa o.
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Stock for Sale,

WILL SELL at pabIic auction. at tbo c,...
twenPS sispe T@sSy the 10Th day Of February
F" ESTER estern Bank Of Virginia. Terms, cash. A'0F'h'
DANIEL LANR
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25

pea-The news BY Telegraph this morn
ing - full Of interest, and all loyal men
vii watch eith anxiety and hope for The
mex q .h
That it viii bring Us joyful news We
have scarcely doubt
The bcrnbardmeut OF sumter aol the
sand batteries, both from Federal and
&eh@ofa ever Witnessed asd sad i6 6s-- al
senee of all braggadoeia from the rebel
report, shows that hope is dead within
them
at Chattanooga. Is another testimonial,
TO the consummate ability Of that Cen
eral, and a triumph more brilliant than
that achieved al Stoue river may be con
fdently expected TO reward the valor
of his inyineible lcgions With, few
days
Indeed, We shall not be IN the slight
eat degree surprised to tai ia this issue
OF the Journal, authentic information
of the fall of Sumter aud the capture Of
Chattanooga, aud the dispersion and
utter decentralization of Braggs army.
The sudden appearance OF Rosecrans
center before Chattanooga. and the
Immediate opening Of fire upon the city
is but one step in the brilliant strategy
that has marked this last forward move
meut of the Army Of the Cumberland
While his center is thus engaging the
enemy at Chattanooga, his right aud left
wings are in rapid motion. and the
achievement Of the interchangeable Wilder
is but an index pointing to more impor.
tant results to be achieved farther to tue
South and East.
4 week ago to-day We we're shown
private letter from a soldier Of the 4th
Indiana cavalry, that prepared US for the
Chattanooga, or his sudden investment
in that city.
Buruside's movements will eut no in
considerable figure ia this campaign.
We have adviees of his speedy move
meats, and the rapid concentration Of
hts really large army where he can strike
a suddeu and terrible blow TO the ,otter-
ing Coniederaey.
There ars other not less important
movements en foot which win developc
themselves before the month closes. no
less important in their results The
loyal men of the country never had bet
ter grounds for confident hope and ex.
peetatioa.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-25
The Americas HoHse siIH LIVes! -,
New improvements.

Having leased the above.nAmed house
Tor term Of years, have spared no
pains or expense In pHsling every de-
parimeut 81 this popular hotel in mott
perfect repair have also fitted up a
NEE bar adjacent 10 the Office, where az
all times the choicest Of wines aud
liquors will be kept, and polite aud at
lentive man TO wait upon my patrons
and friends
A strict wAteh will a. al times Be- kept
daring che night and particular atten-
ton will he paid to guests arriving ard
departing On boats, both aay and usHht
rs table shall ~ all times BE- amply
supplied wiih the best the market affords.
Gbd be strict stisnsion 20 business and
the wants 81 the public. hope 20 obtain
a large share u the public patronage. q
Northy J J. PuLsHuRY.
CHAELiE Hall, Clerk Ang6-dtf