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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

"A Springfield frm manufactures 81, 900 pa
per collars per diem Here are yokes for The
uecks Of freemen
Pdnch saws the other dsy q lats STOPPING over
her sewing machine got most painful stitch in
Der side.
An old gentleman, on retiring from bust
ness, gave the fOllosing sage advice to ais son
aud SUCCESSOR. Common sense. my son. i val
liable In al kinds OF business-eEcept loye-mak-
INK"
There i a boot and shoe var raging in
Paris Slndaled shoes. il appears are coming
into vogue again. and the bellies OF Paris, who
are no, 50 famous for pretty fee; as they are for
neat ankles. arc resisting The innovation.
The rage for red hs;r il increasing in Paris
NeTmilliOn is looking up A young lady's beau
must present her sFith little red ochre, If he
would find favor The red headed gals with
ffeckles are top OF the heap, and the raven beau.
ties sigh for brick dust
II YOU wish to please Lieutenant call him
a Captain middle-aged lady. say that you
mistook her for her daughter-a young gentle
mai. ask him what fazDr he preiers-a young
LADY who has a good color. accuse of painting
q printer. pay him what YOU owe him.
Never put of until to morrow what can b.
accomplished today. said a mother TO her It'll,
boy who desired 10 defet an allotted task. "HanC
over that other piece Of pie. then" replied IL,
Young hopeful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

lOtDutO tOaua1ay Lca0cI VI
pas the following account os 5 curious scene in
that CITY:
The very UNUSUAL entertainment Of rag gath
erers' ball came of in this city on Monday night.
At which there could not have been less than
three hundred rag men and their wives and sweet
hearts. and other friends and acquaintance. The
entertainment sas given by a Mrs Ashal. 40
man who has made good deal of money BY the
rag business. Having just built large brick
shop on Richmond street. little west OF Church
street, on the south side, she determined
IN entertain her customers at grand ball
and supper; and not being particular TO ~he
ther the company should be select, she gave a
general invisstion to all the beggars and rag men
IN the CITY and neighborhood.
The gentry fell in with the idea and freely &C
cepted the invitation A sumptnous least was
provided in room Oh the ground floor, TO which
the beggars had free access during the whole
evening. quadrile band supplied music for
the company in the ball room up stairs, and "all
went merry marriage bell" IL was
ludicrous sight 10 witness the company in a
quadrille, or pairing off in an Irish breakdown
or plantation jig. Dancing and q general ner-
riment were kept M till nearly o'clock in the
morning, when the party separated and returned
to their novels and 10 their business in different
parts of the city. evidently highly pleased with
the hospitality of their generous hostess. Every
thing was conducted in the most orderly manner
only the presence of solitary policeman having
been necessary 20 keep things straight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

tenant 10 the United States army be has suFveJ
cd Il over and over. And besides. be 10 defend
ing bis osn home aud his ovn people.
With proper force at connapd-and have
no fears Of tie results Eill lapse into siege
ard bombArdneai Of ell the forts. 81 At Charles
ton. until the rough winter veather drives the
unseAworfhy iron monitors into some safe hs-
ven
Gen Bragg i here. but Shether tour Of
inspection OF TO take temporary command have
not heard For two or three DAYS he has been
visiting the various defences with General Viii
ting, aud. believe. Is satisfied xith the latter
engineering skili II Ia understood Gen Brsgs
-iil remAia here until the SIGHT il over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

ne we're witness yesterday OF Coatanesivits
and kersrits In The person Of lady Of this city, In
which he functions Of vision entirely oh eraed
In tee right eye. The eye totally blind The lady
placed herself under the Of Aborn who has
for weeks been operating IN CITY, Who IN the
short space Of three weeks has entirely restored the
10 ITS nztura al sight This T. that should
nj tie ocoE 10 those curing treatment Of the
and We take great pleasure IN bearing testimony 20 bis
skill, snly in the renl!onsd (which certainly
extraordinary oIe.) but in the other
Of the Sind that have under psrsonal Oh
serveiion. --Ohio State Journal. novl5e&-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Testimonial from Rev. Or. McCarter.

Having seen som. Of Dr. Aborn's Surgical p-rfornan
ces and his very extraordinary saccess IN removing all
chronic and other diseases, after all her had
failed, 1t affords pleasure 20 bear testimony
What have and know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities for
curing thorough knowledge OF the human sys-
both IN this and other countrss and his special
ability 70 detect the nature Of The disease well A. rer
eiy. account Tor his unparalleled success.
To all persons laboring under diseases that may have
been pronounced incC able. would say, (ss who
sympsthlres with suffering humanity lose no tine 10
avaiing yourse!f Of the OF at the Doctors
rooms. Rev n NcCARTER.
Columbus. July IS. lSet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

I; l. folly 70 De down hearted 10 tines Ike
these. IL We don't like the result Of The cleo
tion ne must nevertheless seek cause for hope
and good cheer In the fixed facts as they confront
Us We may have bad entire confidence 10 our
own views and sishes " bat Of that IL Is
human TO err. ard the God who has made this
nation what il is. i. above all nov, as He has
been. Be hopeful then and 60 about your bust
ness cheeriy.-N I. jour. Gem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Fees for civil Commtssi0ns.

STATE OF iNDIASA.(
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
INDIANAPOLIS. November Is, 1864
a. fees for national and other commissions,
issued under the authority OF the State, have
frequently through Misrepresentation. been re
milted 10 the Executive Department, desire 10
state that such fees should in all eases. be sent
IN the Secretary of State no alone is authoEi-
Eed by law to receive them
o. r AoRroS
Governor OF Indiana
Pspefs throughout, TIE State please copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
A Dinner of Eighteen Hundred
Years Ago.

The citizens of ancient Pompeii knew ~hat
was good. They relished roast pig A family
10 that aFstocratic city. of the F F. P's
perhaps. were abont to dine on the rich aud sue.
culen' dish the very day that the restless
Titan. under Mount Vesuvius. expectcrated from
his fiery lungs the shower Of red hot ashes which
entonbed the Pompesns in their dwellings
The pig was being cooked. and vas probably
nearly done. At the time hen the volcanic storm
burst in and spoiled IT, This is not matter of
conjecture reader, for only few weeks ago a
mass OF indurated lava and sshes was found in
a stew pan, standing on cooking stove in the
kitchen of house recently dsinterred. and on
opening The lump perfect mould OF sucking
pOrker was disclosed cast was taken of the
hollow. and the result fac simiie in plaster
OF The little animal. which had been trusted ia
scientific style, and Is supposed. from the shape
OF the mattrix, 10 have been just ready Tor the
table The inquisitive antiquatians are contnu-
ally poking their noses into little domestic secrets
Of The Pompeiians OF eighteen centuries ago,
which the people of the excavated neighborhood
would have hesitsted 10 tell one another.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Por the sentls.l
EnlrnR 9rNriNYi

EpiroE SENriSXi
Sir.-ln looking over the Sentinel OF this
morning ] see ths, there l. an error in the report
OF my testimony. as regards Mr. Hall. Of Rush
county did NOT sav that he purpof;ed himself
70 be membe- OF the Sons OF Liberty. that
he vas Al syen' OF sny particular organization
We oul' bad ,slk in regard 10 the secret Or
ders. and this was ia the wear lco2. presume
before the inception Of the organization called
the Sous OF Liberty This explanation - due 20
Mr. Hall. az well IS 10 myself
J. l. MAsox
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

The Washington correspondep. o. tie Phil
sdeiphiz Ledger. telegfSphS 10 that paper ~ FOL
lows:
A Srss. pressure has sireads been brough,
upon ina President 70 induce him 10 appoint CON-
missionsrs 10 Richmond. for the purpose of
sounding the authorities IN that city upon the
subject vi peace. The moment 10 regarded as
probably the mos, fitting during the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

The ladies are nos adopting 4 new fashion
Tor buttons Buttons OF ladies' have lately in
creased oy degrees from the size Of pea 10 the
dimensions OF four pound dumb bell and the
area OF soup plate. nov the, are 10 be square.
Yes. square Merit month thew will be ,risuru
lar. snd IN tue spring rhey siIl exhibit the shape
OF = rhomooid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
rurPs.s,pxsr's Pollcr. a Washington le,


Ter ssvS:
There srs many Indications that III Lincoln
lAs tnsl.s TUNED his back upon me Montgomery
Blair scLoo! ~ conservatives. sid that lie all
'esard JSver, - the vulnerable point - the 70
oe!liou. which i ever 10 be simei At Tas Csb
met viii be 80 reconstructed as 70 make Il unit
on the great question which rnderies ali other
questions. art neither conservative reluctance 20
Interfere With the institution nor desire TO re-
tAia i. a.! be iAYoFsd by The administration.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

The niger soldiers in Foil, Island are
sending matrimonial Advertisements to Northern
papers. IN which .hey apnoroce tts- "cc,or" STA IL
Dc 10 objection 10 the lads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

lingo says thai he jocky hats on Brosdssy
are so seductive as they come along that IL il
hard for nsD 20 ger home after leaving bis of
Gee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
STEAM BOILERS.
E. u. Il T. q 4 n,
MANUFACTURER or
Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron, Locomo-
tive. Portable Stationery and
Tubular Boilers.
STEAM BOILERS.

HIN long experience a. Foreman Ter sink,f Co /,
n sai n the employ Of The Beliefoat ain Rsrost Co
-ieel eonndert that can render ss,fsfscfiOn-
Repairing Of ali kinds done a. q srlsn sdra-ce 90
!ogrneynen's wages
South Pennsylvania street door south or Rcos 4
becneits Foundry. Asdrsss Box &c, iIdisnspos, Inc
novl-t2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

4 COMPLETE SET or BARBER SHOP FURY iTuRs
"A sa1 fixtures. vii be sold cheap oy applying seen
a, The corner Of Liberty and Washington street
Aiss god Jour BARTER e@n sss employment e. lie
shArs chARLkS fIsHER
rc0fC
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Remarkable Cure Of Deafne..

From the Rev Joseph u Clarke. Rector Of
81. James Church:
SYKxcrsK. Feb. 20. 1864
sase eseD deaf 10 enc ear ever since ses In
College. some twenty wears ago. BIZ the skill
Of DR. LghthIii is bearing was entirely restored.
30 that nov bear alike uith both care aud f.c
that i can my voice With much more ease
aud comfort thar before
ccti'4Gy JcDsz Y esAAA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
DEAFNESS.
G. A Il A II R II .
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
Soi-e- Ia the Head. and -, tie various Diseases
OF tue
EAR, THROAT AND Air PASSAGES.

DRs LiGHTHILLS Popular work o.,
~ Deafness, it, Causes and Prevention. :"
has Ieached the Sixth Edition. and NAV be oh
tanned 10 Carleton. 4l3 Broadway, or any re
specialize Bookseller throughout the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
NOTICE.

"yHKRRAs, ny wife, Elisabeth Dresser, has left ny
w bed s1d beard. this notify all persons
earDor trust her nay account sesi psy any
debts 81 her contracting OLIyEg DRESSER
Indianapolis, Nov 70. 1894. rovis-csf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

GAM 0E1 and al Malignant, Diseases
successfully and permanently cured BY and certain
remedy without the oths knife without; the loss Of
blood. without tAtog burning eAnsie aud without
pain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
A Stag Gath e rsrs' Bail.

The Toronto Canada Leader of Thursday
pas the following account of curious scene in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Icor-rsFoneencs Of the Se~ York World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Ibis, however, gives them no uBeasihess
Their armies will continue 90 BE- stronger In l.65
than they were this year: and they expect to de-
feud Richmond, Petersburg. aud Lyncbburg. By
the same tactics thai has enabled them TO defeat
Grant, Sigel, Hunter, and Sheridan. during t>is
year with their $4,000 troops, OF whom less
than 50 600 now survive
They do not expeci that another FEDERAL
army sill ever again succeed 10 reaching Lynch.
burg; but they remember ths, General Hunter
did 50. wlth army cot much over Is 600
strong H. order that Lynchburg NAV he able
TO stand seigs, therefore. il necessary. t has
recently been very stroagly fortified. The works
for The defense O, the city Are now built on both
sides Of tte river \ inciose little skeich Of
them. from Nhich il will be seen that even if
Sheridans army should succeed in reaching
Lynchburg 10 the spring. it will not De easy %
take the pIace Gea. Hunter, with Is, 900
troops, va repulsed there when there were
scarcely any Notifications built. and none at all
on the north side OF the river. The vorks now
defending Lynehbure command the approaches
from al roads and also from every pass and "a
vine D which the city can be reached Only
the msin works sire marked in the sketch
There j. 4 large smount of tobacco belonging 10
the French government stored st Lynchburg,
and considerable QUANTITY. 100. thar belongs
q herecel government DarIp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Among the numerous testimonials ia hi- Fos
session, Dr. LgbIhiIl has selected lew only OF
those from parties OF established position and
we'll known throughout the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
gE The following Resolutions were late

GF The following Resolutions were late
" adopted by the Board Of Dire tors Of
the NJ. and Pr. du Chen R. r. Company,
and would seem to signify that there are
still hopes that PlattsvilIe may b. su ppIied
with railroad by way Of Calaln'nS:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of the
Board Of Directors of this company latter
careful investigation and preliminary sur
veys sublnitted) it is of the greatest i'm.
portance to this company TO secure the.
building, by lease or otherwise of rail
road from Monroe to the Mississippi river
opposite Dubuque in the State Of Iowa,
and that it is expedient that the President
and officers Of the Company take inmedi-
ate steps to obtain the necessary powers
from he Legislature to authorize this corn
pany TO lease any such road rs may be
built, aud to authorize this company to
build such road ia case Of neglect or fail
ure Of any other company to construct the
same.
Hesolved. further, That committee to
consist Of the President. Mr. llselev and j..
G. Spencer General manager. DO appointed
TO make contract 10 lease with the priv.
ilege Of purchasng) either the Monroe aud
Riverside railroad. u tho Platteyile and
Cal;.mins railroad, aud the ons tn.a shall
be found after careful examination Of the
two routes, and all the facts and statistics
in relation TO each. +, bs the moss practi-
cable aud most for the interest of the com
pany in tbs opinisa OF said COMMITTEES.
AID they are hereby empowered with the
necessary authority 70 agree upon con-
tract IN che part Of this company 70 be
! submitted ii the Board Of Directors for
their approval.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
Mas. O. E. HosMER.
Chairman Of the Publishing Committee.
Chica9o TIL 1894


The sale Of houses acd lots in town ia
now in progress. 1t CONNIE need Monday,
January 18th and will continue till all are
disposed Of, except hospitals and Is MANI
other buildings are reserved byGovernment
1t is singular fact that the sale is carried
on from the yerandah of thaEdnnnd Rhett
House, where more than two years ago this
horrid rebellion was brooded over by the
very men whose estates now pass under Iii
hammer. 1t is singular, too, that the chair
man Of tbs tax commission, DR.. VIM.
Henry. Brisbane, is the man who. more
than twenty years ago, was driven from
the State because he would libsrate his
slaves.
The houses, like tho old furniture and
cd horses recently sold, bring unheard Of
prices, and are mostly bought Nv the coli
ored soldiers Of Col. Higei.son's regiment
According to the law Of CongI',s ! soldier
can buy paying only one quAter down
an d the balance al the end o. three years.
Old rotton houses that in New Eng
laid village would moi bring $500 are sell
ing under this law at $1,000 and 1000.
A house sold to day on the business street
for $4,000. Ofcourse the most aristocra.
tic houses 90 to the officers, but the bI,cks
have bought up at least two thirds Of the
town.
The Rev. Mansfield French, Of General
Saxton's staff, having formed plan. as be
supposed, for the benefit of the negro, and
having Interested Gen. Slxton aud Judge
Smith Of the Tax commission in Tho same,
Was sent to Washington. He bad an il
tsrview Of nine hours with Secretary Chase
and also WITH Mr. Lincoln, 0
The result is that an entirely new plan
has been adopted with regard % the 40,
900 acres oflapd 10 be disposed Of. Every
loyal person, white or black. off, years 81
age, who now resides here. Is 10 be allowed
TO enter for rre-snption 20 acres Of land
III soldier, 90 acres; the pr.ce to b.
$l.25. per acre, two tfths to Be paid down
aud the balance 90 receiving : deed If the
same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
Try Nrw Dl.Ap.r- orrIcIIAL.-Ths fol-


Try NEw DnArr-OFFIcIAL.-The fol-
lowing dispatch, which leaves no room for
doubt as 10 the number Of additional men
called for by the President.
Madison, Feb I, 1854.
To Col. j. ID. Greene. "A. p. N. u:
TBy telegraph from Washington.
Wax DRfr PRov. MAR. Ggx oYYioE,l
February H. 1854.
The Preldcnt's order Of this date, copy
herewith, for ) draft on zenith (iolfi) March.
for Eve hundred Thousand (5D0, 0O0) men,
after deducipg all who may be raised prlor
to March tirsi Il and not heretofore cred
tied. il equivalent to call for two HUNDRED
thousand 1000. oo0) Iusn IN addition % the
three hundred thousand l3ou. 1000 called
FOR Oct. Seventeenth (17th)
lSi0ued1 JAS. Al. FRY.
s'#' : ~ n Prov Mar. Gen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09

LIST OF APPLES ADoprRD.-The IT.
linois Horticultural Society met lately at
Alton. and agreed upon three tables Of
standard apples for Northern, Central and
Southern Illinois, kinds that are safe to
plant in the respective parts Of that State.
As a guide for Southern Wisconsin We
copy the lists for Northern Illinois, as fol-
lows.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
no THE PUBLlCl

r. v.f respsctfally announce TINT. hasing formed
h.; -. connecsi0n With Messrs Peck, saruner zs-
yAsn d. .nT,Sfsn City prepared present AND
~ claims aaain4t tAe United States, IN behalf
81 .s fsmiIle 81 deceased dschasged soldiers n
bounty Pro%gs sssssia Ssss sta e s as
Y, forms and blanks ennnot iAl in collsc
$50 Ma claims Is the least possible time
asrs Peck Gardner r fnasss a.s rgh s,e,' =
- nsss sr,s g Nj 70 theis care. Persons DESIRING
as copauing ss aeays 1ax a'dls,, 81
49, $3.50 nav be feand AZ al ti1neAs nv.t
bviiIah Holiow. MAJ ~ 81 hho' 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09

A portion of these will not stand we'll
under all circumstances, in South Wiscon.
sin. Tnose marked with / are ceutainly
doubtful, but on white oak soil with light
early culture all will do tolorsbly WE'LL
Ii will be well to save the list for future
reference. So says an experienced orchard
man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09

WIscoSsE. Some idea Of the imPor-l
lance Of tie Wisconsin pineries ngf bs
formed fromlthe fact that he timber for
the bridges just completed Il Chattancoga,
Ala immediate points. WAS sawed a. 0sk-
asb. Ia Wisconein. Thsssl.rid rs are con
structsd by tie Cincinnati Bridge Comps.
~. seven car loads Of hin1hel each Day
5or forty eays yss. Asns e ~ uoogA'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
tCommunieated
Emory Hospital. D. c..
Ward 8. Jan %. 1864

Emory Hospital. D. C..l
Ward 8. Jan %. 1863
FRIEND CovER-Nothing gives me
more pleasure than to write pleasant news
in pleasant strain, but amidst daily scs6as
of 60 and suffering | find it i.nbpAsibls
TO sfe eerful When, OH wen will
tbs ufi 6fal war cease' Pleasure ia the
destruction Of an enemy is It best an ex-
hibition Of the brute inxour nature. but
when that enemy is a f: aGountryman it
il impossible not TO 81 Jed with the
trinmnhG of yictory-thes depressing con-
sciousnsSthat your success he, been gain
ed at the pspo OF = brothers Blood: but
when called UPON tSpwitness the death of
yonr brother patriots il .lasto me a source
Of unalloyed sorrow feels compare
lively little for the fan 81 comrades on the
battle field:
When charging hosts meet steel to steel,
xL.4. rtff.. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
1AEN rlS1 ny /!
M9l


A SET OF TEETH FOR THIRTY DOLLARS
Or. W. H. DeHenbaeher will positively visit Lancas-
ter two month"; per year: the months of March and
Ostoher, Office over A. GT A. Burr's Store, En-
traace on east side room formerly occupied By DR..
Thcmpson. .
Teeth inserted on Gold, hard Rubber and Silver,
desired Teeth filled in crown with Gold and Tin foil
Deep niliags with Gold only All Rubber work wsrran-
ted s be fur as durable Gold. Persons from dis
wanting setts will had to their interest tc call
early as possible in the month.
NJ R.-W. II. DeiIenbacheris the only Dentist IN
this part Of the State licensed to work the hard rubber
work Persons are liable be prosecuted ifobtainIng
the rubber work any not having license as wels
tue Dentist, Of Goodyear's Co.'S Patent.
Travelling Dentists cannot get the right at any price
vi4-36-tf WIN. Fl. DEFFENBACHER. Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
TAFToN HOUSE!

Fhe subacr Der has just opeaed public bause at
.fton for the accono dation OF vesers a1d board
"a ii newly lifted bniiding. Good stsbllDg conve-
n' sasssssise S. w00DHOUSE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-02-09
HOTELS.
2 ANGASrER HOUSE /.

East II Rslana & Holloway's Block, opposite the
aruv store This house has recently been enlarged
aud refarnshed. No pains viii be spared 70 accomno
date guests Plenty OF sleeping ana private ieoms AZ
lA H. q. HYDE. Proprietor.
LANCASTER, Jan. lAt 1867 rs