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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-08-22
.T11dic1aI n otice.

IN pursuance of an order from the
Hon. James mi. Porter, Judge of the
Eighth Judicial District ef Louisiana,
10 me directed, notice is hereby given,
that i special term OF the said District
Court i'll and for the Parish Of Calca-
sieu, win be holden, on the third Mon-
day, twenty-frst day of September "A,
ID. 1868, at the Court House in the town
of Lake Charies.
" CHARLES GIASSp0OL,
CLERK Dist. Court.
Clerks Office, August 5, 1868.
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Avis eJudiciaire.

Inn vertu dun erdre da lH0n. James
~ MI. Porter, Jage du Hnitieme Dis
triot Indiciaira de la LOuisiane, y moi
adressa AVIS est par le present donn6,
que, un tegme special de ls dite Cour de
District dams ct pour u Paroisss CalCa-
sieu, sera tenU Ia troisieme h0ndi,
vingt- -et-unieme jour De SeptembEe 1865,
ia Maison do CouE en b vile De Lac
Charles,
CHARLES GIiASSP0OLA
CrRer 00gz 90 DIST.
Bureau dU GgsAler, 8 Aott 1893.
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State OF L0BfsfRma.
Thomas @. Boyle Sth District Court,
vs.. Parish Of Calcasieu
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Succession de Louis saIIier.

Succession de Louie sallier.
EFAF DEL la LoU1sfAyE, ! Cour du 9me
Paroisse de CalcasieFl5 { Dist Judioiaire.
r UCTE GRANGER, d Ia susdite Pa
L. roisse, ayant d6pos6 4 mon bureau,
sa petition D Peffet d'stre nonm6 Ad-
ministratrice de Ia succession de son
6poux decide, Louis SalEer;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 aux int6ress6s, syant inten-
tion de- s'opposer D Ia dite nomination,
de d6poserg leUr opposition par 6cTit, a
mon bureau, en- Ia vile de Lac Charles,
dams les dix jOurs qui suivTont Ia date
du present avis. a- =
D.J. READ,
Z aaasE aes4- Juge de Paroisse.
Lac Charles, 22 Aott, 1868. .... .az
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STEA1I CIRCULAR

machinery boilers, dwelling house
out houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to W. II. Haskell. 121+i
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sIReFiR,'s Sale. :

state OF Ls0WfBfama.
Thomas Q. Boyle 8th District Court
vs.. Parish Of Calcasieu
sdas N. Finch. No. S25.
DY virtue Of writ of feri facias
ID to me directed in the above enti-
tied suit, I will offer for sale at auo.
tinn, to the last and highest hiddeE
at the Court House door Of this Par
ish. in the town Of Lake Charles, on
SATURDAY the 5th day of Septem-
ber, 1868, between the hours of IL
A. NJ, and 4 p. Dr., all the right, title
interest and demand of Silas M
Finch, to the following described
property. towit:
A Tract of Land
situated in the Parish=Uf= =Gaicasiau5
near Lake Charles, on the GaIcasieu
River, and known as Lot FouE o.
Section One, Township 40 South,
Range g West, containing I y-nins
lH00 acres, together with all The
Buildings and improvements thsEsaI
erected, consisting Of
-. STEAM CIRCULAR -r.4-r
n 8 A w. MILL,rg
machinery, boilers. dwelling houses
out houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to w. II. Haskell. 3-sls
.51 TsRas AND OOEDrrzCNs -UoT
Twelve months credit, the 5puFs
chaser to furnish bond with good and
approved security. ain sOlido,m icon
ditiOned to bear eight per cent per
aunum.. interest from date, and tho
property to be and remain specially
murtgaged until fun and entire yaY-
ment df said bond and Interest," asf
b-a .vE8. j. III. READ, .SheFi6. %
Lake Charles, August 8, 1873. ,r-.-g
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+ SUBsoBrPfroN - THREE DOLLARS
per annUIn, in advance. i III "a.--@@5
:57- IS ADVERTISING i A. zt===- !
Per Square, 10 lines on less) 81 80
Every subsequent insertion. .... %
Announcement of candidates for az
-ar Office. -. .....e,, ...... $40 20
Advertisements sent in for pubica-
ton, when there are no directions, viii
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, viii be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly. a1r.EY.aFr.rt..a
= Liberal discount to those who adver-
Use by the year or quarter.
No credit viii be given for Advertising
Or Job work, except by special agree
ment. -4a.- SIT .r-g Law Eegu= 5c95IC.
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum. "'~ u --- .~4-
"Ray~AH Judicial advertisements must
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ssVente de Sheriff. II

NA4A4 0G AE@ A4W4AA4A1@AAt0s rrH
Thomas g. Boyle SINE Cour de Dist,
= WI vs. \ - ) Rar0iissa CalCasiBa-
Silas N. Finch. No. S26 IA
MN vertu dun writ de fiari faeias a
~ moi adresse dams l'affaire ctdes-
sus intitulte, j'ofrirai en-. vents Pu-
Bliane, au pins ufffr,Eift ,et deFnier en-
ch6risseur, 3 IA MaisOR De Cour de
eette Paroisse, en- Ia vile de Lao
Charles, SAMEDT, SINE Jour de Sep
tembre, 1858, entire N heHres dumat
tin et A heUres de Papres,midis toua
les 6roits, titres, interats ct Pr6ten-
tions de Silas NJ. Finch, aux prOpFie
tes sufvantes. savoir: ' y"
Um Lot de TerFe,
situs dams Ia Paroisse Calcasieu, pres
Lac Charles, sur Ia Riviere Calcasien,
ct comm CONNIE lot QUatre, de Sec
tioa Un, Township 10 Sud, Rangee 8
Quest, coutenant quarante7neuf &C.
aII00 acres, ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct amehoratiOns gni s,y
tr0uvent, o6nsistaRt en Y
e. A ETFFE N RE0gTEE IN taASsEE1FFEFs aASsEE1FFFs
CIRCUIl.A-IRE. !
bu0illoires, machine, maison de r6sis
deuce. appentis. etc. exCePt6e deuE
batisses apparlenant d WI. III. haas
KEN.
TGRNEs III CoSDrrioNs
A. dousa mois AZ credit, PaCquereuF
fuurnissauIt son baud on Obhgati0z
avec benns et snlisante secuTit6 aQlls
daire, pOrtaut iRt6t6t 3 hUit pour
ceat. de date. Ia propri6ts demeur.
ant sp6cialament hypoth69U6s, ius-
qu'au paiemeuteda die bend on ohlF
CATION, principal et inter6k
d. MI. READ, SheEiE.
Lac Charles, 8 Aoat, 1868.
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bnnilloires, machine, maisOn de TssSs
Deuce. appentis. etc. exCePt6e deuE
batisses apparlenant d WI. II. Has
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
DECKER & CoMPANY's PIANOS

Have always received the first premiums, WHENEVER
celebrated makers in this country. 0-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
4ariellltnral.
TRrrs GrRpEp ny MIcr-WiII some

TREES GrRDED BY MIcE.-Will some
one Of the numerous correspondents OF
Il the Farmer please inform me through its
columns, how to restore apple trees that
have been previously gnawed by the mice.
A READER OF THE FARMER.
Windsor, VT. April s, 1868.
&. REMARKs.--As the sap ascends in the
sap-wood, and descends in the inner bark
the girdled tree may start we'll in the
spring, but unless some means are proyi-
ded for the descent of the sap the tree
will die. Tosave girdled trees, Mr.. Cole
in his Fruit Book, gives the following
directions: Take large scions, long enough
to reach over the girdling or decay, scarf
off each end on the side to go next to the
tree, like the lower end of the scion in
side grating, and insert each end in the
same way, under the bark, the upper end
being the reverse of side grating, and
like marching. In large trees twelve or
fifteen scions are inserted. We have seen
trees eight or ten inches through that
were girdled or otherwise dead in the
bark, saved in this manner.--N. E. Far
ner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

How TO USE Corn Con MEAL
have noticed quite number Of articles
upon cob meal in the Farmer. As gen.
eral thing, it appears to be regarded
rather worthless, or not worth enough to
pay for grinding. / am cob meal feed
: er, and have been for seven years, but
should not use it unless thought it prof.
liable. Some of my neighbors laugh at
me for thinking it pays, but l tell them
that the condition of my cows and the
milk they produce are the arguments
that satisfy my mind. With family of
seven, we have made this winter some
twenty pounds of butter more than we
/. have used, from two cows, that are com.
ing in this spring. They have had no
meal except the cob meal, and they look
well, though they have been obliged to
eat some coarse fodder, as / am short of
good hay.
My manner of feeding it is this For
two cows about FIVE quarts are put into
pail, to. which sufficient boiling water
is added to thoroughly scald it. Its al
lowed to remain in the pail, until morn.
ing, when it is turned into the swill-tub
where the sour-milk and dish-water are
Kept, and stirred together it is then
ready to feed
Now if any one is disposed to try cob
meal on my recommendation, hope they
will read what you said in speaking of
the exposure of orchards. "Half of the
controversies and half of the misunder-
standings between men arise from not
understanding what each other mean by
the words they use," because l believe
that the same remark is applicable to our
agricultural experiments. The directions
given are not understood, or not fully
carried out. In my opinion cob meal
has got its bad name from the Improper
manner. in which it has been used. If
given dry, or stirred up in cold water, I
should expect to find it " didn't nav"
FELcHvILLE, VT. March, 1868.
N. E. Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
AYERS AGUE CURE

Z or fever and Agne, Intermittent Fever Chill Fe
henittent Fever, Dumb Ague Periodical or
which arise from malarious, marsh or miasmsfs
poisons. 80 "i ga "a hiHshlatlc
as lts name implies, it does cure and does not fail
oontainihg helther Arsenic, Quinine Bismufh Zinc
a a any oter mineral or poisonous substance what
osgf II IN no wise Injuries any patient The number
no Importance OF its in the ague districts ara
tdeeIanly beyond account and we believe without
N the history of Ague medicine Our pride
s sianeu oy the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we receive Of the
fadlcal cures effected in obstinate eases and bee
other remedies had wholly failed N " i'i
~ uldeeilmated persons either resident in or travel
ing lug iprough miasmatie localities will be protected
by taking the Acue Cure daily. " p'o'e'teu
n OF Liver Complaints, arising from the torpiditv of
me HNer, IT Is excellent remedy stimnIatin ~
liver into healthy activity 's'''Nu'a'ihs the
or bilious disorders and liver complaints II ia an
e4cellent remedy. producing many truly remarkabia
eures other medicine had failed Prepared bv i y
1.d Eli Co, Practical and Analytical Chemists
:" a n,1, anu soid al round the world.
e3dy -42-ly OA LIE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
THE IVORY AGRAFFE BAR

Is an invention beautiful in its simplicity and won
deriul in its practical effects 1t is the most eomnact
Agrafe ever invented. and its influence upon the
tone Is TO render it mellower, rounder and more
clearly brilliant. while it utterly overcomes that
sharp, metallic quality which disfgures the instru-
ments of all other makers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
Next morning Mr.. Wade came into

Next morning Mr.. Wade came into
the Senate, and proceeding to his seat
deliberately drew from under his coat
two large pistols and unlocking his desk
laid them inside. The Southern men
looked on in silence, while the Northern
members enjoyed to the fullest extent the
fire-eaters' surprise at the proceedings of
the plucky Ohio Senator No further
notice was taken of the affair of the day
before. Wade was not challenged, but
ever afterwards treated with the utmost
politeness and consideration by the Sen
ator who had so insultingly attacked him.
WoMAN's RIGHTS IN PRUSSIA. In the
the olden times Prussian girl who owned
little property hut or fishing boat
was thereby legally authorized to pick
out n husband herself. If she wished to
commence her hunt for husband, she
would hang up her blue apron in front
If the door of her house and post herself
behind it. The young men of the village
would then pass by the apron one by one
N long procession, and dressed up in
heir Sunday clothes. As soon as the
light one appeared the girl would rush
ut, throw her arms around her neck and
Iithin three weeks there was wedding
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
c. II. POLAND, Prop'r.
BOSTON, MASS.

VI Also Agent for Medicines manufactured !,
y Poland, viz: Cedar Plaster. Diarrhnaa III
dian Pile Remedy. Csthartic Pills H. M
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
WHY THEY EXCEL.

While other Pianos are rarely in tune, the Decker
4 Cos. Pianos invariably retain their Pitch and
While other Pianos are made of poor or unseason
ca materials, the Decker Pianos combine the best
materials, skilitul workmanship and scientific CON
While other Pianos are deficient in the great re-
Sulstes oil q good touch the Decker & Co s Pianos
nave nexibility unders killful manipulation which
not only adapts them the style of every performer
1ut whleh causes the player to feel roupot with
the instrument and affords his taste and fancy Tree
/ IT IS FACT-That philosophy of construction
Is not less important than fitness of material
Ills II - 4 FACT-That various minute, unobserved
;pdnamn g. atuaptatohs ana improvements have
character OF a Piano in degree interior to the
more ostensible notifications.
1T is FACT-Therefore. that science ms well as
experience, artistic discrimination as We'll ne nnatb
odic care, capital well as conscientousness are
fs9piSte In the production Of GOOD PIANO
IN curry IVoR AGRAFFE BAR PIANO FORTE
is exhibited the result of an uninterrupted nersaya
ING regard for these facts and principles and BUR
csssefs VINO nave so often spoken of the uniformity
aerstand how this superiority and uniformity have
oegm a..ainea-a result which is apparent to even
Ordinary Judges in the volume and richness of tone
the sustained and human character of their singing
quality while connoisseurs and critics fully indorse
al mat we have adverted to-
- Inc 9nanmous opinion of the best artists and the
NEST reliable critics is, that 49,
THE DECKER & CO.'S
IVORY AGRAFFA BAR PIANO FORTE
IS THE ONLY SQUARE PIANO FORTE WHICH
Volumnons Sorority and positive soldtv Of
lone can stand comparison with the
BEST GRAND PIANO FORTES MADE.
Every Piano warranted for Seven Years.
DECKER & CO., New York.
5. L; MERRILL. Agent Bellows Falls. VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
GEORGE ANDREWS & 60 g
M A K B l. Z WO RKS
BELL0WS FALLS VT

ne work manufactured at this establishment Ia
OF superior class. great care being taken Nv tbe
b HEP to furnish to those who favor them with
marble, which for beauty and design md inisb @
n9t De excelied in this place or elsewhere
tb. NOSE VINO are about to purchase anything in
n nl any article usually manufactured at sucb an
elehorai from the most simple to the most
-hoNoMENIs, TABLETS, GRAyE-sToNEs
PIER SHELVES. ETC.,
-. at prices which defy competition,
moIR FURNISHED TO persons in adjacent TOWNS a,
ron ~ 70 10 per cent less than by any other Jsai
to All orders promptly attended to. and satsfac.
GEO. ANDREWS. II uu,r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class of Insurance reonir.,
Gun pc placed az this Office in the best Compsn;es
anu al as low rates as at any agency in the country
Expiration Notices Promptly Given
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL

For diseases Of the Throat and Lungs such as Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough. Bronchitis Asthma.
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of mod
ielne mas anything won widely and SO deeply upon
she confidence OF mankind, this excellent reme3y
lof pulmonary complaints. Through long series ot
years, ana among most of men IL has risen
hlgher and higher in their estimation as il has he
come better known. Its uniform character and now
er 10 cure the various affections of the lungs and
throat nave made Il known n reliable protector
against them. While adapted to mider forms ~
usease and to young children. il is at the same time
the most etfectual remedy that can be given for in
clplent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF the throat and lungs, As provision against M
peru attacks OF Group, it should be kept in every
family, and indeed, all are sometimes snbieet ~
colds and coughs all should be provided for this an
tidote for them. ~ 'iS an
Although settled consumption is thought ipcura-
pie SUI great numbers of cases where fbe disease
seemed settled. have been completely cured and tbe
patient restored to sound health by tho Cherry PEE
tora 20 complete in its mystery over The disorders
OF the throat and lungs that the most ohstinats ne
inem yield to 1t. When nothing else could roach
them under the Cherry PICTORIAL they subside and
disappear N' aU'siVe anu
from it. M s'e''' projection
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the Cherry
eytorlal In small and frequent Doses
90 generally are irs virtues known that We neod
nor publish the certificates of them here or do rnr
maintained 40 N"'ii'Ns "te iuily
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-05-01

ELUID AND KEROSENE OIL. and O.,
eeries of all kinds. As low as can be afforded.
by Il. HYDE,
, 1868-03-03
NOTICE.
''THE CROWN HOTEL"

has been removed from the House No. 1G
Church Street-to Nos. SO and 81 King
Street-over the Stores of Messrs. w. H.
Heyliger & Co.-and Captain P. Lassen,
opposite to the st. Thomas Bank.
The undersigned in removing his Estab-
lishment as above,-has had the opportu-
nifty of reitting and improving the same,
for the benefit and comfort of all, who
will favor him with their patronage. The
Billiard Rooms and Bar being away and
separated from the Boarding House apart
ment, each having its own entrance, al
though both occupying one Building.
In returning thanks to his friends and
the Public in general, for past favors He
solicits a continuation of their kind patron
age to his new Establishment.
Christiansted, st. Croix Cd March 1868.
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
, 1868-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
d:

THE undersigned requests all those
who are indebted to her late hus-
band, VIM. Schmedes, to come for
ward as soon as possible, with a set
Element of their accounts, so as to
enable her to Iiquidate his affairs.
Christiansted, End March 1868.
ESTHER SCHMEDES.
, 1868-03-03
PARTICULAR ATTENTION!

THE Undersigned offers his ser
vices to the public as
BLACK & COPPER SMITH
in all their various branches, with
good and neat work cheap and quick
despatch will be delivered. The pa
tronage of a generous public is soil
cited; and promising punctuality, it
is to be hoped that he will merit it.
C~hristiansted, list March 1868.
Il. w. HUYGHUE.
, 1868-03-03
EXTRACT

of the Minutes of the Colonial Councils Proto-
col for the meetings on the 18th and oath of
February 1868.
MEETING 18th February 1868.
No. s. Continuation of the LIST discussion on the
proposal of the Ist member for Christian
sted's country district (Christmas) that the
Council would support the petition of the
planters to His Excellency the Governor,
soliciting more favorable conditions for the
Importation Of the Islands produce into the
mother-country.
The report rendered by the Committee as
follows
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
NEW COAL YARD

The undersigned respectfully informs the ctizens
Of bloom sburg and Columbia county, that they keep
lump coal for smi,hing purposes, on their wharf, ad
Joining McKe,vv, Nenl 4 Cos Furnace with a good
pair Buffalo scales the wharfto weigh coal hny and
atraw likewise horse and wagon, to deliver Goa
10 those who desire It. As we purchase large
amount OF coal we intend 10 keep Superior article
and sell at tho very lowest prices Please call aud
j. w. BENDERHHOT.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
L and Groceries, tho following named articles =
Wheat, Rye, Corn Oats Potutocs, Lard, Tam, shonl'
der, and side meat, Butter, Eggs. Hay, &C., nj tho
highest cash prices AT his Grocery Rt0ve adjoining
their conl yard. ]. W. HENDERsHOT
Bioomsburs, April as, 1865, ,-iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
Ayers rgaa
Hair ii Vig!:,'olIirll',,,. |: ! j J J.
. For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
bair. Faded or gray
hair 10 soon restored
to is original color
wih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin l,nir is thick
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
PEEERSON'S MAGAZINE B
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ~ THE WORLD
nS~ SPLENDID OFFRS FOR 1869 "04

This popular Monthly Magazine gives mora for ses
money Than amy in the world Foy lss9 y WI! 3
greatly improved. Il will contain ONE THOUeaNe
PAGESi FoartccH splendid Steel Plates, Twelve
Mammoth Fashion Piste.i Twelve Calnrsd essl's
Palrcrn-i Nine Hundred " ood Cutsi Tw.aiy.ias!
Pages OF Music Anthis will cb given for only TWv
DrJILhRSa year, or dollar less than Msgas'hss o
tho class Of "Peierson." Its Thrilling Tales ass
Noye'etts arc the best published any~ here. An ths
mo.t popular writer's are employcd 10 write onaeis;
ally for ''Peterson" III 1862 in addition 10 s nees'
quantity Of short storics, -Four Original Coryr,yf
Move let's will be given. VIE; "Mary AniioarNs Isc
isman." by Mrs. Ann =. Stephens; zine MiSstyM
piackwood Grange" by the ruthor OF "e,r noeIs
hcir;" "katic's Winter in Washington. ~ Itesk
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ion Plates Ahead Of ni Whar'. These p,s!ssafe -
uraved on stcccil, twice the usual size ana .eSsM
ing six figures rhcy will he sup. rby eoored Aies,
n pattern, from which Dress, Manti''s. OF .suss
Dress cun he cut ont, without the all ~ nsnns
maker Also, several pages of ilnuseh0'd nad e!net
reCeipto in short. everything Interesting !"
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING
TO every person getting up Club for isos wHn :.
sent GRATIS, copy ot our new and spSneis ~
zo,jut for framing, size ~ inches by TO- rae bss
D,tbIrhcm" +" after the celebrated n,asses pisse. ~
Jerome. III. famous French artist. This 10 hs meN
desirable pr.u,ium ever offered. For lavys Oiess,
as will he scen below, an extra cory viii 30 ses' "
addition.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
'nR ANGEVILLE HOTEL,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.

EDWARD EVERETT, rronrctor
Would respectfully in form his friends and the public
In general .ihat ho has Ia',y taken Charge Of this
kept by SAMUEL Everett Esq, and that this House is
in complete order for The Ton of bOarders,
aud for the entertainment OF travellers who nrly
feel disguised TO favoI him with their custom. No
puius and expense hnyo been spared In repairing
aud ,sfurnishng this Hotel for tic chterair mcni of
guests, nnd nothing on the puft Of the Propric Tor
will be let undone TO ininister TO their personal
wnhts. Ills Bar will always be furnished with the
best and most choice liquors. und his table with the
best Tho IuaIk.t affords. (myI36S.