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Tieler fpitbti9e StaatssJt6rper brad mad,
ben @brilttagert ailf, rni fid1 bon ietlen Wtitbs
feloteten ~ erbplen nno itdl bic ben 12ten
Sanllar wieoer su perfammlen.
Oiit Giner Stimme Wiebrbeit ipuree bas
2ptc Soto Soalts Dom Senat BON pennflpds
itien ais baS re d, III q G i9e anerfannt,
itahoem bon bem Cunningham Sans bret
Weit9lieber itber 9e9angen paren.
90 enbetc alIc bas Sdaulpiel, ipcrin ein
Uecb Die Ncllen aiiStbeilte; llno oa6 cine
Grniebrioum9 su pennilpantcn it, Die
ccSabrbilder Der @eId)idte bieleS Staats ipers
ben bie{e Dfrtcce NIT Sd)aam eripdbnen une
ilifere 4ahfcmiiien tperoen rtdlt 6sgreifen
f6nnen, baB Gjeieb iiilb 91edt onrd) einen
Wecb unter Die SnBe getreten iperce, sll eincr
3eit, fDc penniilDaniens gSoblffanb Gin 70
arcBes Slnleben it Der Union bate.
Die 9lnltrengun9en unb Der befti9e Mibcrs
ifanb, ben Die Sreunbe bon cSoiepb 9iitner
mddten, mar lobens sfrerth a6er pbne
98irfan9.
9lud) I'M Scnat sei9ten ildj fthfpahe Wits
9lieoer, Die ipet lieber ibre . y c, dl6 ibre
Sise oe.lieren mbhten. @ptt erbalte bic
Mepublif!
(Dian 9Sune itnS bier cine Semerf,ins:
"@me 9leucluticn III enter Uicnard1ie fann
at einer 9iepnblif flbrett aber ME fpirb aus
eiiter 0leeclutien in ciner 9fepublif ehpas
aneers als De6pptie NIB Girannei
entlfeben'')
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rno aubern Gauuties, lplirbe am 81, Oe;ents
. bcr Su Sdrriebnr9 tcpt III leincm Sette 9e>
5 flnoen
scr. Ma9ner, Elm Senater bon pbilaecIs
pbta @anntp, bat ieinen Sis anf9e9sben. Gr
! bate gbre geliua ,lidlt inter einer Wlctsslss
miiilfraticn 81 bieneu.
s,err Gbabbdus Stepens, ein fparmer
TrellHb Der Sadbe Der @e9enfreimailrer NIB
Gneb Der @efes9ebups bon 9Ionms @aiutp
hat an Ieine @enifituerten Elm Sd,rciten err
Ia(Ieu, isuen Die Gjriinoe carle9enb, iparum
er ilidjt olS @leb Ger @ese9ebiiu9 ihner
piensn fcrne nnb besbalb feincn siblhiee
rerlarss,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1839-01-09

Gon0reb.-Sm @cn9res pnrbe tcr Ses
1dlnB dn9cnpmmen -"6aB ieses @elltd,,
Sitt1hrift, Wcmcrial 8eIhlus ceer 8crs
fdla9 bic Shfbebung Der Sflaoerei Caltolis
ticn) betrefenc, bic cem @cn9reB Idriftlid
ilberredt ipereen icllten, pbne tpeitere
StsnntntB papon 3unebmeu NIB cbne 9eorlldt,
gelcien, bcbattirt cber rrferirt Slt fperben, anf
ben 1tld gclegt merben fplien.'
98abreno Der Oebatten iber bieIen Ges
9enitano gab Soerr 6. g. 9Ioam5 dlle 3eidben
oes llnlpillens Sn erfennen; oann erbpb CT
fd)-
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Stinimen."
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SloamS. "cSd, bin nid)t aile Der Srhs
nnnG ea ole gcItlhfe bic @cnitituticn pers
leBen."
tSprcher. "Scd, fcrtere bns Saui altf
Su beIfrn um bic Srbnuu9 su erbalten.o
"Srbnnng, Srtntng, Srcnrn8, ihricn
flinfS9 Stimmen anf einmal.
9loam6. sd, perian9e, baB mait mid,
anbSre--pie Contribution oarf nidlt init Siiss
eli 9etreten werben."
cSeet erbpb Gd) pcn alien Seiten bes Soalts
ie6 ein bctdubenbeS @el6rei, CUR Srbnung,
;nr Srbnuilg, "uno cerr 9ioams nabm en6s
lid ieincn Sib ipieber eir.
Soerr QBife fa9te "cc5d1 fpei9ere MIDI be-
Iillnnit St Stimmen nno feine Wladt icll
mid baSn sipiu9en,
S,r. 8nd,anan BOT I'M Genat Der 8erein.
ct. cilten Seidlus an, um bic llnfclteu CUR
@rtauun9 pen Elm pber Sipei Dampfs sSrie9Ss
fdiffen aus5uftnocn fir ben @ebraud, uns
ierer Seemad,t. 9tad eini9en 8emerfungeit
ipuree oiefer Scrfdllag ait9cncmmen.
C8er Ct 8auf gcnbs). S,r. 9iipes Dot
eiren 8clhluB an, nm ben Sefretdr bes
SdIaeamts Su sermO9en, fobalb als mSglid,
70 ipie Die dneern Oepartementer Der Ser
Stnaten, bic Summen Dor @cn9reB su brills
gen, Inn bic 9erbinolihfeiten jenes cSn>
ifttut6 ge9eu bic Ie9ieruil9 tnb Die Der 0ic>
9iernn9 9c9en jene 8anf in 6idti9teit an
bringen. gSnrbe euf fcl9enben Gag esrf
idcbeu.
Die DSiittcr Der NepOlntiun.
@s miro terihtett eaB 1000 ppl, bielen
ebentali9en 9Sittipen Elm @ertififat erbalten
babeu unter bem 9e9enwdrtigen beltebeuben
9elet, fpelde6 @uaeengebalte fir bic gSitts
tpen Der observation-disclosures ausiett, bic ftd
felt 1894 nidht ipieber perbeiratbet baben.-
@s fIuo mebrere Iaulenb 9Ineere Die besbalb
9lullldIun9 rladeu.
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9teue8cl9cn bes llnterIdabamtssSp Spftems.
SIM Staate MifffGppi 1T Der lebte 9lubis
tor Scbn 9. WdllorD beim 9iahfeten leiner
8ilher NIT $54y yOS0 ais Elm 8etrii0er unc
llnteridIld9sr Sfcntlider@elcer anSgefunben
ipcrben. DaS Spspiob Rs9ifter sibt sleitbs
fails eiiten dnbern patrcn Der slrt ab, iiber
beifen plOelides 8crIhwiucen man ni6t
iperis oerwunbert 1T. Jfnr frtfh fortgtfabs
rerl ser 2lersite 1T nptb lange niht ans Sas
geslibt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1839-01-09

eiu Grprrdrr an ben Dapio 9i. pprter dbs
aefanot, baB CT nadl Soarrisburg temmea
iiitb I'D, fir tiefee Grfi9niB In 8ercitidaft
balten icIIte.
9lbcr ganl iineripartet fir tIe fam ter ents
fd,iebene Wicerffano, Der ibnen enfgegenges
fest ipurbe. oft fdton hattie biejenige pers
tbe i'm Staate, peld)e IN cen Qpfcfcfo6 uiis
ierer Gage bic gefdbrlidften Seinoe bes 9an>
oes erbltdt, ftdj Waudes gefa0en lalIeit, rm
9nhe NIB Triebeli ~ erhalten biele ytdd)s
aebiafeit aber bate iiur oeSu gecient, ben
1eino INNER mebr III Der Mcinang III teltdrs
fcnL baB NIT Drchungen, nno no oiefe aidt
mehr ausreidteii, NIT 0epnft, allsr Wicers
ieblidfcit Der 9gbigs imo 9lntmdfcns Elm
@noe gemadlt iperoen fDnite. Wift einem
WR Q b bon etlidhen bunbert Rerle, bfnen
gum 9beil Der Gial9en auf Der Stirre ftaio
-SoIewiditen, benen bic McroIut aus ben
Sti9cn fdaute-eleneem @efInoel, oas bic
Sanfs NIB Sourenbdttier elmer SecItaot auss
gefpieen batten-mit geonngenen Sullies nnc
Wieltd,elm6rnern moaten Te Die gefeeoebens
een SSrper BON peitnIlpanten entfpeoer an
itnbebin9tcr llnternerhing sfpiigen coer aus,
finanoer fprengen; boiler 3unerfIdbt frcblcfs
tell ite ihpn im@eheimcit ilbcr ibre geliinaencn
Sdanbtbdten--td trat ibnen GjcupernSr
0iitner, ols er fab baB bic bhrgerltd,e Sc
malt iid) ntdlt regte, i'm benz llnipefen III
fteucrll unerfebrcden in ben WeA ricf nit
Id)neller 8eienncnbeit cine niilitdriibe Mdd,t
Snr 9lufredtbalhn9 ces pffcntlithen Srics
oen6 berbet unb bic gcbnngcnen 8lutbunee
muBten iIb in ibre S6lupf,pinfel Serfriebsn.
Der Spred)er beS Senats fcunte an bem
pcm @eieb beittmmten Gage uugsbinoert bic
gSablberid1te erDfiten unb ocrlclen, unb bic
9ieue @cntitntipn aIs BON 8plfe an9snpni,
iitcn erfldren.
Die in ibren Gripartrn9en 9etdufdjten
Wcbs2lnbeter bifTen bic 3dbne 3uianmen,
ltnb prrtert Der fpirflid) lperti9e Gage nadjs
Der in NarriSbur9 eintraf mag le trciten 70
gut CT fam. Sin Sodnptspef Der 9lufriibrer
1T gliidli6 pereitelt. QaBt uus hcffeH, baB
audi in anbern Stlcfsn ibre 9lbfdten fcbfs
Idla9cnl nno bic aufrihtig 9efIruteu Bilrs
GET ba6 Siegel Der 8eroamr,un9 brifeu
mbdten anf bos beilloIe 3bnn rnt6 3rcibrn
oie1er erfldrten Seinbe Der DHentlidlen 9iute
rmc Siherbcit-- otefer freben &erddter ter
eaneeS9elebe nnb alter bilr9erldcn Srts
nun9.-8at. gSdd.
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audi. dc observation-disclosures gebt blrds
NIB miro liiemaI5 3,Iru gfi[lHano 0ebrnd)f
tperoen, 70 fange bic Bampfihiffahrt sfpifthen
Neus2lcrf uuo piperperl baucril ipirb.-reef,
nadoem WeiIlisnen geiipblen sporten iIno,
bietet man mns eiiie llmterlihung att--iiad)s
benz bad pfers 9eifobleu fpurce, fcmmeu Iie
rnb fppIIen bic Qhiire eerfhlicfen.n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

to give you money and bring you up in ideness,
what would become Of you when the money
was all gone 81
The little fellow did not exactly understand
the philosophy Of such conclusions, but as he
grows Older he will view the matter in proper
light. After all SAID, much depends on the good
counsel of mothers in laying the foundation for
sound superstructure in the minds of their
sons. Let widow, left only in moderate cir
tcun'stances, have four intelligent well educated
boys, who have honorably aad successfully scrv
ed out their times in some mechanical business,
ana see how much more comfortable are her
prospects in old age, thnn il she had four boys
living.
This reasoning partially applies to daughters,
who are, by far, less troublesome and difficult 20
manage than SONS. 1t is incredible how many
avenues 10 comfort and employment are opened
to g'rlsif they are industrously disposed. There
are three young ladies', daughters of rcspccta-
Die but moderately rircumstanced family, re-
markable for neatness of dress, and reserved
manner, attributed by many to pride. Calling
in at an nnusal visiting hour, found the mother
and daughters employed in making muslin shirts
for which they received only shilling piece
and they frankly informed me that they clothed
themselves entirely by their needle. The cause
OF their pride was thus explained--it was the
pride Of conscious indcpeDdence
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

we have great deal land now, which is cnpa-
BILE of being managed in this manner with the
plough. And every farmer who can unless he
labors for amusement, may If he pleases manage
in this manner. And every farmer who may
chance to see these remarks, will perceive that
am not debating to him how he shall manage
but only stating TO him my views of way to re-
lieve his weary limbs from unnecessary labor g.
latigue.-Boston Cultiuator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

Coon WIvEs.--I am acquainted with great
many wives-notaIhe,an and so managing that they
make man every thing that is happy and
know great many others, who sing, and paint
and play, and cut paper, and are SO accomplished
that they have no time to be useful. Pictures
and fiddles, and every thing but agreeableness 81
goodness, can be had for money but as there is
no market where pleasant manners and engage
ing conversation aud Christian virtues are 10 be
bought, methinks it is pity the ladies' do not of
ten try TO provide them al hoine.- HarndhJ1Soore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
RY A. G. CHADWICK.

TERMS-THE CALIFORNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, orsat 81 so paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
as sdvance pay. No paper will be discontinued
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the publisher.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

ANEcDorE.-and a pretty good one:-A young
woman nlghted from the stnge on the road TO
Sunday Bay the other day, when piece OF rib
hon deiached itself from her bennet, and fell into
the bottom of the carriage: "You have left your
BOW behind" enid lady passenger. "No Amt,
he's lgone a fishing innocently rejoined the
damsel, and proceeded on her way rejoicing
Gloucester Telegraph
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

+ GOOD oNE.--The following isfrom the Cons
cord Gazette :--aTommy Triple always has an
excuse to give, whenever he calls for any thlne
TO drink. He went into the tavern the , o,n,
err dav. md said to the bar-keeper, 'Ahem i 81,
have a glass Of brandy--I'm going 10 nase 's''
for dinner -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
O. The following 81 und and sensible re
marks are from the Boston Cultiuafor:

marks are lrCm the Boston CutttUdf0r:
FEMALE SocIETY.-Young men should, by
all means, he accustomed to the society of the
other sex. The profane swenrer-the gambler
the tpper-he hrawler, is lie who has not
been accustomed to good female society.
Parents should ever encourage proper inter
course between The youth of the two sexes if
they would prevent that (which is Improper
Even amusemens, of kind OF which both sex
es may partake, may often be extremely useful
Ii is modern fashion--s it an improvement
to educate females in cells separate from males
What is the otject' Will they improve fast
err? Will they behave better at school? VIII
the two sexes treat each other in more proper
manner when they do meet? No no no
Young men and maidens in the Same school
nre uniformly more easily governed than when
in separate schools. They are both more afraid
OF disgrace in the sight of their mates than they
are of the private reprimand or the rod OF
the master.
And when can the two sexes meet with more
Propriety or with more security than a. school
Iirru u'oj, 'rvJ TfrrIirvs0-
more emuation-grcater desire TO appear to nd
vantage in their several classes.
Ii is therefore bad policy TO have separate
schools for the two sexes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

PoyAroEs.-It does appear TO me mat he
farmers task is laborious enough, let him adop'
all the rational plans he can for easem ent' oh
one kind of crop in particular, which mas ne
come a very heavy one, at the present day. Inc
farmer bestows vastly too much labor and to no
purpose but TO labor bard-the potatoe crop
And this unn necessary labor is performed with
the hoe, which is very slow and very iaborIous'
undertake to crop potatoes, would take the
following method. If OH grass land, l should
We'll. how shall it he remedied? i'll should
drag something on the ground to show where
make the two rows. Then would drop my po-
tatoes, and then turn two back furrows say six
inches thick, SO as lay fair and even together by
way of covering. The two turfs turned togeth
er IN this manner for the crop, would pro-
tect thecrop from suffering by drought
and from insects. Between planting and har
vest. it would need no labor at all. A
harvest, turn those burrows with the plough di
rectly back into their places, and then the pota
toes might be very easily taken out with SHOW
ell. Any Farmer can see how much labor thi
would save him. If on mellow land l would
row out my field with very light furrow, ant
then seed g. cover with back burrows as above
and at harves, turn the crop with plough ant
then rake the potatoes out of the dirt I'M
cannot be done on stony and stumpy land, Du
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

a little responsibility The I NEW io o5'ean eo sse
sys gentleman in that cry w ~he ' he was start
no, Sc, u, ,bs cries OF yonng babe which seemed
10 s hand into The pocket of his overcoat,he
n"Iied o,lt-a lille responsibility about four days
p| PIT some one had thrust it into his pocket in
, u course of the evening and he knew nothing
of it until the infant began to squall.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

one more than all the deaths by that disease in
Boston during the year 1888. 1t prevails, also,
to tearfula extent in the country. Claremont
Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
To Miss
Amount

Amount S0U,UU
No, learning that there was ever any trial in
the case it is supposed he settled the matter and
learnt a useful lesson, worth to him nearly what
IL cost-Rutiand Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

ExERcIsE.-The importance OF exercise, and
especially of riding on horseback, in the cure of
chronic diseases, is thus alluded to by Mr. Ora
ham in his last work entitled /" Lectures on the
Science OF Human Life" We commend it TO
the attention of invalds
"The importance of exercise MS the natural
tonic Of the body, is greatly overlooked and ex-
ceedingly neglected in the treatment of chronic
diseases of every kind and irritating and delete
rious stimuans employed to produce those
effects in the system which can healthfully re-
result only from proper exercise, and pure air.
Dyspeptic, and other chronic nvalds, ought
never to hope for health by any means without
exercise.
The beneficial effects of horse hack riding to
those who are laboring under pulmonary con-
sumption, are often truly astonishing. j have
known invnlids afflicted with this terrible disease
when they were too feeble to mount the horse
without help, by riding short distance the first
Time, and gradually increasing The length Of the
ride daily,becomc able in the course oftwo weeks
to ride twenty miles without stopping by the
way, and feel more vigorous ut the end of the
journey, than mt the beginning md / have
known instances in which such individuals have
made journeys on horseback Of several hundred
miles, and returned TO their homes and friends
almost perfectly restored 10 health. Indeed,
entirely confident that if strict simplicity and
propriety of diet, and riding on horseback to the
full extent of the PATIENTS ability, will not cure
pulmonary consumption, no earthly means can
cure it:-and am very certain that most other
means employed in modern times, while they
may perhaps seem to alleviate the symptoms
really aggravate the disease and hasten the pa
tent to the grave" l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

An old coque,te is like rose bush in winter
the flowers and leaves have fallen off, the beauty
and fragrance gone, nothing is left 9ut inc
thorns.
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TO gHE ARTIST AND FANCY PAINTER.

TO JHE ARTIST and FANCY PAINTER.
JUST received by the latest asri> ais from Hsype
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cts pnet knives, crsyons napusie,s water colsss md
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Splendid Abnn,s, snpesbiy bpund uad gilt; colaose,
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B A Z A A R.
Corner of 81 Ghnrlps {. Cam.aan skrea

EXCHANG HOTEL,
ROStt n ALLAN would respectfully call the at
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N RICHARDSON'S Dstioaary the definite mean
Il ing aud alb the meanings of word well us lis
proper application be ascertaed hy tracing SCI
ries OF Quotations from the fathers of The language
through successive ages down To the pre.eat TN e. As
NO one is expected to subscribe 10 Richardson's Dir.
lnnary till he has first examined it, the CERT Graves
The indulgence OF leaving acopy the offices of profess
sionai gent een Tor examination assuring them ,ha,
they will find in il, that clear and fun illustration OF lb
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with DIR liuls improved Trusses for Hernia, will
DO kept by SICkLES r. Co, N Orleans
A q Carpenter, Natchcz; Stone e. Marsh, Wood.
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; " D Wikia
SOD, Some rvic; Hall and Washington, Nashville
Me Nairay and Hamilton do; r l. Bliss, Florence
Ala; J Spolswood, Athens; Irby and Mastin,
Huntsville; Du Bose and Rolf, Mobile. apl l In
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| XA7HiTNEY's COTTON FACToRY--r sub.
nv scrbsr would INFORM merchants md planters
mat ms establishment is full operation and thu
he - producing fabric under tie style und eno,na-
ton Of Whit'iey's negro cot0ns. Those wishing to
lnrchase superior article for plantation use will
Pesse call and examine far themselves at hessrs Pee,
" North, agents ID Chartrcs st or at the establishment,
Of the 81 ,scriber 457 TchoupitouIas Il.
row BENZ AMIN WHITNEY. .
-L Ie:1 New Orleans, February 7, 1889
-, TO RENT.
- That desirable dwelling house, also the
|ss!m store underneath now in complete order
;E.sl Possession given Immediately. Terms vel,
liberal for desirable tenant, apply on tie premises
or% CIV pRlrCHARD& J fAGEIT, Jr
II. corner Poydras Il Magazine SITS
YNOBACCO-l5O boxes manuiacured tobacco, va.
nib IBRIDGE & Co. 10. Magazine st
AR!-SOO kegs Lert Lard, in store for suIc by
- ml3 DORSEY, a. New I.ovcc
OUR-3uO bbls flour, about for sale by
nib DORSEY Al Newl.,v,
NLOUK-jO0 brls choice brands in store for sale BY
L .mI6 DORSEY, Al New Levee
WEI'sSKEY-35o brls rec,ied in stor. for sale by
W ml6 +; DORSEY, Al New Icvce
LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS
M LILLIAN BELL has this day received good as,
w sortment, which will be offered remarkably
cheap No 10 Charities st
N b Old gold and silver taken in exchange. mar 8
DEPOT OF CELEBRATED VINES
" oNSTANTLY on hand and regularly supplied
with the most celebrated Wines, warranted pure
IN ported, COrdals London Rcer, &c.
RlENISH WINES.
Oldest I.estcn and Stein Wine Stcnbergcr
Our la'sys Milk Jollunnisberger; Rudesheimcr
Sparkling Heck; Dom Hook, Of 1925
iiockl'cimcr, 1927; Nnrcobruuner; Grnefenberger
N,crcnstcnsi; Rhenish wine glasses
BORDEAUX WINES.
Chateau Mnrgaux and Chateau L.aftte; l.arose
Ieovittc Palmer Murgaux
Superior ST Julien and St Emilion
ot,1,no ,,1S 81 I,ta, Ia,
few half hOgshcnhs Of st Julien Medoc
WHITE WINES.
Hermitage, Snnterne, Bursac md Graves
DESERT WINES.
Genuine Lunel and Frontgnnc MusCat
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
White and Red, Sillcrv ana Dell de Perdrix
BURGUNDY WINES.
Romance, Chamhertin. Clos do VougeOt
Nuts, Sparkling Burgundy mar 10