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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-30
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1851.
Regular SATURDAY. Packet

For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonpiiie
ArroW Rock. Glasgow and Brunswick.
dsS. THE new and fast running steamer
- - GEN. LANE. Isaac H. McKEE,
master, having been purchased and retiltcd
expressly for tie above trade, will commence
at the earliest opening of navigation, and
will make regular weekly trips, leaving St.
Louis every Saturday evening at o'clock;
and Brunswick every Tuesday, at | O'Clock,
A. NJ. On her downward trip will be at
Glasgow, Arrow Rock, BjonviIle, Rocheport
Providence and Nashville, the same day; and
Jefferson City. Mouth of Usage, st. Aubort
Portland, Herman. Washington, Augusta, 90
Wednesday, and arrive at St Lpui, early on
Thursday morning. Her officers hope, by
strict attention TO business, to merit share
of the public patronage.
For freight, or passage. appp on bonrd,or 20
WALL g. SCOTT, St. Louis.
c. D. E!TZEN. Herman.
p. c. ARNOLD. Portland.
i. ROBlOU 81 Co st. Aubert,
w. A. BENNETT Cote Sandessieu.
L B. CORDELL, Jefferson City
CROW g. JACKMAN, Ruchcport.
A. G. GODDlN, BUunviIle.
J. A. ADDERTON, Arrow Rock
J. w. HARRIS, Glasgow.
BALENTINE q OUTCALT Brunswick
Jan 23d ISL
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0TWe understand that the citizens oil
Glasgow and vicinity contemplate building
plank road from that town to Wallace's hill
in this county, through the Charlton bottom;
,4nd that they will probably carry the project
into execution. This will be ''into" Bruins.
wick litlle--as they say.-Bruns,oicker'
We trus, the BrunsDicker has no,
been misinformed, and that while there
is so much talk about roads from one
place 10 another, this little one ,o'H be
built. We cannot say how far it will
be Unto" Brunswick, but it would Ger.
iainly have The effect Of bringing much
Into" Glasgow, as well as taking q
grea, deal of merchandise out of the
place. Cannot this road be built, du
ring the present summer? We think so
and what is of more importance, we
know at leas, one other person whc
ihipks So, 10 the extent Of several thou
sand dolars II will take but small
sum, as there is neither bill 10 dis
away nor hollow TO fill up.
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Notice of lsunnawayI save.

DY virtue Of o warrant issued by Thos ].
ID Edwards Justice of the Pea1e. !, 70.
bert Dysart Sheriff of the county Of Saline 10
the State Of Missouri, did on the % day of
December, 1850, commit 10 Jail in tie Town
of Marshall in the County and State, aiure.
said, as Runaway Slave Negro Boy about
II or Is years of age; he says his name is
kankawa or Hanover his complexion is tot.
erably black, about 3 feet u inches high,
weighs about li0 lbs. Ae had on when com
mitted short Tweed Sack Coat, a pair of
Blue Cotton pants, white Rough and Ready
hat, Socks and Boots; lie is quite likely aud
sprightly boy. he states that he belongs to d
Mr.. William Monroe Of Shebyville, Ky. o
lawyer, that he left Ky. Ebou. tie middle of
August, 1850, that when npprehended he Yves
trying to get home, that he was a ca bin boy
on tie steamboat Gen. Worth, which runs up
Green river in Kentucky.
The owner OF said slave is required to
make application TO me, the under signed, on
or before the Goth day Of March, A. b. l-jl,
and pay all charges incurred ON account OF
said slave or otherwise, | will sell said slave
at public auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash, on the Isl Monday in April, A. D, 1851,
before the Courthouse door in the town OF
Marshall, Saline county, Missouri, between
the hours of o'clock, A. NJ. aud ) P. NJ. Of
suld day in pursuance OF law.
Given under my hand this 4.h day Of De-
cember, a. D. 1850.
ROBERT JYSART,
Sheriff, Saline Co. No.
Dec. 10, lS50-3m.
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NEW YEARS. BAY, 1881.

4 Il the commencement of New Year,
"A the undersigned lake the appropriate oc.
"a sion to tender their Acknowledgements for
the constantly increasing patronage which
has attended their business in Fsyetie, and
at the same time beg leave 10 lay before their
friends and the public the principle On which
lheIr Mercantile operations will be conducted
for the present year.
We are well assured that Mercantile bust.
ness upon general system Of credit, cannot
be conducted with advantage 10 buyer or sell
Ter, and that such system debars a town
from successful cOmpetiti On with those whose
Merchants pursue u more prompt and vigor
Gus course; nor do we believe that the pres
ent monetary condition OF the country re-
CURES general credit in the sale of Goods
any more than in the sale of Agricultural Pro.
| duce
| We, therefore, for ourselves. adopt what
we conceive TO be more sound and healthy
system, one which we think will commend it.
self TO the favorable consideration of our old
friends and the public. and under which we
hope to see our business incrcase-not BY
lessening that Of our neighbors, but--by an
increase in the commercial importance Of the
county seat Of Howard County.
From and after this date, our business will
be conducted on strictly cash basis. We,
therefore, respectfully invite the attention Of
the public TO our neW grade Of prices, W hicl
are reduced 10 the LOWEST NET CASH STAND
ARD; and with unsurpass ed facilities for pur
chasing goods, and doing business advantage
ously. we assure our friends that every prom
Use will be rigidy performed and that WE
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, on an!
terms.
Making then, the VERY LOWEST CASH PRI
cEs on one hand. aud CASH EQUIVALENT OIL
the other, the standard to which a goods solt
by US shall Invariably conform, we have NJ
objection 10 legitimate use of credit in tn
, transaction of limited portion of our bust
ness, upon the following principles:
We will open accounts with punctual ant
unquestionably responsible purchasers, o.
: such length ofiime and equitable terms as W
may mutually agree: but all goods sold o.
open account without special arrangement
will be deemed payable on demand.
: On all accounts which remain unpaid owe
six months, (wilhOut special contract) fou
per cent. per annum interest will be cha rye
from the commencement OF the account INT
the end Of the year.
0Er A few goods which have remained i
. stare year or more, are offered for sale a
= and in some instances under cost, as we Sha
! send all unsOId goods Of this class to aucti9
7 before receiving our spring supplies.
:. Our stock of goods is unusually good an
!. complete in every department, for this seaso
y of the year; and we desire to be rapidly max
: ing room for an extensive spring importatio
:, by quick sales,
An examination Of our stock and prices,
y very respectfully solicited, by
BOON, TALBOT + SMITH.
Fayette, January, 1881.
N B. Jeans, Linsey, Tow Linen, Drit
Fruit F1sysepd ToiloW, &c &c wanted
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Competition the life OfTrade.

WE beg leave to state to our friends and
w the public generally, that we have
now on hand an unusual large stock of as
sorted Groceries, consisting in part of the
following leading goods. which we offer un-
usually low, in order 10 make room for OUR
MAMMOTH STOCK! Which will be up at
the earliest resumption of navigation.
1900 Bags G. A. Salt at SLIGO
20 Hhds Prime Sugar at Tets
OR Twelve Pounds for $l.0O.
80 Bags Prime Rio Coffee at bets per ID.
OR Seven Pounds for $l,O0
900 Bales Pittsburgh Eagle Cotton at 95c,s.
And every thing else proporiionahly low. Gail
if you want bargains.
Furniture!!
We have still small lot left, which we
feel desiIous TO close out, prior to receiving
one Of the heaviest stocks ever brought TO
Glasgow.
P. S.-We further state that no House in
upper Missouri shall be permitted to unders II
US, sell at what they may.
J. Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow, Jan. 23d 1851.
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MR.. GEYER,s LETTER.

We have not room for the whole Of
Mr.. Geyer's letter &c Mr.. Allen Of ST.
Charles, ombodying his views on the
subject of the constitutional power of
Congress over the subjec, of slavery
in the territories and the District OF
Columbia and the Fugitive slave law,
bu, submit extracts, showing the con.
clusions 10 which he has arrived.
l therefore say, that | do no. believe that
Congress possesses any constitutional power
to establish OF prohibit slavery, either in the
Territories or the district OF Columbia. or
course, could no! be induced 10 cooperate
in, or countonance any such legislation; but,
if the power existed, should be none the
less opposed 10 its exercise.
The act for the recovery Of Fugitive slaves
forms part Of the adjustment, and is the
consideration which induced portion Of the
Union TO accede TO other exceptionable. or
less acceptable portions, und cannot now
ne Ieptdl6ut W WIG SSSu''iy ~ ~ ''''
paired, without breach Of faith. II is but
the fulflment OF constitutional obligation,
and canno! be changed in any essentlal par
scular without the breach Of sworn duty
/, therefore. should look upon its repeal or
alteration in any important particular, not
only ss a hostile act, but ss decisive eVi'
deuce OF determination to degrade the
Southern States, overthrow their institutions,
and rob the people Of their property.
The following contains bis views on
the rigbl of instruction:
The RICH, Of The Legislature 10 instruct
Senator, is well established, and, in my
opinion, their instructions ought 10 be res
pected by The Senator. as the expression oil
the will Of the people Of The State to which
il is his duty to conform.
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ron, steel, Wagon Boxes,
Springs Etc,

SnTONS Of the above article Is now in
~ my warehouse, and for sale at low
prices and on good terms.
For wagon boxes, by buying bill of Iron,
shall charge no more than for Tire or broad
Band Iron, and if Won ask me what l sell first
rate Tire Iron, and broad Band for, shall
not ask you any more than let's. per ID . per
cent off for cash, by purchasing bills Of $50
and upwards. But as general thing, pro-
pose to sell on open Act.--pay when you
have it, and take when you need it, and settle
up at the end Of the year.
CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Jan, Odd 1851.
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Chas. Es. FaIlenssein.

GIL sGOw, Missouri.
FENHE usual custom Of The country is to
II give thanks for past favours especially
on the beginning Of the New Year. And |
take this method to cOmply with this custom.
in the most heartfelt manner, and furthermore
to solicit continuance, and if possible, and
convenient, m increase Of the favors.
As cash appears to be the days order,
would respectfully remark, that court that
arcicle as strong as any man living, for cash
l do as much as my neighburs. probably n lit.
tie murc, as to Spun Cotton for one Dollar
aud Sligo B Iron at four cents per ID 4
Sheetpgs at Gets per yard Why! will do
better than that, | sell them to my good Gus.
temers at those prices on usual time, and
have done so before, and to any person pur.
chasing bill of Sligo, for cash. will dis
count their bill, for par funds . per cent. But
altogether, will sell to all my good Old friends
on usuu! old Terms, and will be satisfied. if
they treat re in future. as they have done De.
fore As long as we are dong well under a
certain system, we had better continue, and
so will. II will do very well to talk about
dong this or that, bu, the point is TO do il. -.
IL is an utter impossibiIity TO do cash bust
ness 10 any amount, in hiS or any other
country. But one thing is certain.if it comes
to Cheap Selling, will be with the crowd
and sell as low as'any living man in Glasgow
| Ny assortment, as usual, general and very
| heavy! CHAS. b FALLENSTElN.
Jan. % 1851.
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Cassiiners, Aipaccas. De
sIsnCs Etc,

If offer bargn ms 10 gentlemen | must not
Il slight the ladies', they want their share Of
profitable bargains, and | would invite their
special attention, TO those articles, in fact all
wooden goods which now have. | now Of
fer at greatly reduced prices. and if they
would be pleased in this way Of an in'roduc-
ton, TO take few Of my Silks and other fine
rieS; do assure them, profit is no object now
a-days, especially on fneries: they ought 10
be cheap! ought they not! -.--
CHAS. B. FALLENSTElN.
Inn O1l lEnl
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At Cost and Carrriagc!

A FEW SOLAR LAMPS, of Cornelius
"A. Manufacture, very nice indeed, about
six OF them, probably more.
A few flower Vases, and to tell you private.
~ have a few other articles, such as superior
Broad Cloths, and fancy Vestings. which [
would sell at first cost, 10 per cent added,
which makes them very cheap.
And have u great desire to wind up my
Carpet trade, and sell them any how, they ar e
choice Carpets indeed, and would Sound Very
Cheap at rs cents per Yard Say then { any
body inquiries, that sell The best Of Double
Ingram Competing, all wool. choice patterns
latest styles, at from Is 10 SIS cents per yard
for cash, if can get it, that is If you car
spare it, and on time as usual if you say so
and if you are good for it.
CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
T,n 1881
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A Thresiiimg Machines, for
G..Ia

INH E undersigned have travelling Thresh.
Il ing Machines, manufactured by Baker
g. Co, of Illicnis which they will sell on
good terms. They will DO here early in the
spring. -
PERRY g. BARTHOLOW.
Jan l6, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has obtained S from the County 9
;stIation upon the estate of Washington B
.Shsckelford, decd bearing date the 2lst day
of January 1851.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
ouested 10 make immediste payment, and
ali persons having claims against said estate
ara requested 10 exhibit them, properly au-
rhen,icated, within one year from the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and IT sand
claims are not presented within three years
hey will be forever barred
THOS. SHACKELFORD, Admr.
Jan % ls5l-t3,
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0yerscer wanted.

VINHE subscriber wishes to employ an over
Il seer during the present year. who will
be expected to take charge of his farm and
hands, making a hand himself
Jan, % lSjl-3w. M. WITHERS.
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CALIFoRNIAys.--Wm. CrumP, for
merly of this place, and Mr., Henderson,
Of Carrolllon, passed through here q
few days since, from California. We
learn ,ha, Mr., Peter Kreiger, Of Fay
cite, has also returned.
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Collins Axes.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY,
COiumbrS, Ohio.
Capieas 600.

yNHE UNDERSIGNED have teen appon.
4 ted Agents of old established !nsu-
rance Company and are prepared 10 issue ell
descriptions Of Fire AID Marine policies on
the same terms charged by the local Offices
and agencies Of St. Louis.
To shippers We will issue orcn policies
covering all shipments ofprodlce " lnerehan.
due to and from Glasgow and other ports in
the United States that may he made during
the season, and on settlement nuke return
Of IL per cent on Ike whu.C amount Of pre-
uiiums pnid. Al! losses vii be literally ID.
justed and promptly Paid at the expiration u
sixty days from tie date adjus'men BY the
undersigned at Glasgow.
! Weare also agents for thu New York life
Insurance Company ard are prepared TO take
risks on single life for from one hundred tc
ten thousand dollars.
tu7 PERRY L. BARTHOLOW, Agents
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JEo. D. PERRY. THO. J. BABTHoLow
PERRY & BARTHOLOW,
Grocers, Dealers in Hemp, and Produce
Generally.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
GLASGOW, BIO.
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spun Cotton, Brown BONES
tics and Cotton 9sIla buYGs.

$4,000 lbs Of Cotton Yarns Eagle Stamp.
10 Bis of Brown Dou1eslics and Osnahurg
1000 lbs. Cotton Batting
for sale at the very lowest notch, and little
lower especially for cash.
CHAS. B. FALLENSTEJN.
Jan. % 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-30

WESTERN PIoNEER."-We under
stand new paper is shortly to be es
,ablished al Trenton, Grundy county,
in this State, Of the above title. Tha,
is an excellcn, poin, for paPer-and
q well conducted journal would do
much 20 advance the interest Of that
section of The Stale.
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SADDLERY.

5 dz spanish saddle trees 2 do Side do do
10 do Brnddom bits 5 do Snaffle do
. do Curb do also Shoe thread
Cotton, Hemp. and wors,ed webbing with
many other articles in this line.
~ PERRY 3iBARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-30

%Wby is an invalid, striving TO
&c, out Of bed against the counsel of
his physicians, like recent fracas that
occurred ia the United States Senate!
Because he's bent on trying to get on
foot. Benton trying to get on Foote.
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EurnitUre!!
CHEAPER STILL.
Great Inducements at

n n, ,, p, = -, - . q, m =, -, =, ,, =,
IL "A NJ II n ONS Z A . III i 70 II r..
NHE advantages OF the Cash system are
60, 50 apparent to all ths, have adopted il,
:, ,,;,EE .unhuen. ,nat '"s ,,' m anoi" &C. W
ht w." ,h 1--we tenuenoy NV hyy, ~ ~ n
urt NV purchaser aIso, o. SUI! " gu @otcu
Sncb 49,, i tTI ~ =. ;n5noa,namt -, I"u a.
cIosa P'e' 10 WIZ 0'''i I'LL '"U0''"e"' ~ pU''
ba,.o .,oo, 90 uoods
nv" pi nam a. @'N ~ sNoas'
IL, VI c wn''I p "i' 0,a,ooos;nos D. .n H
o., "IS Caps' po''u'S' o'c,eoaa'ns Dee any
~ 10 pcn ho, 90 'oop J. Saiio"ay G,rW.r,,
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TO CONSUMER {

LNOR the purpose of bringing our business
L as near as possible to CASH BASIS. We
propose the following prices for the articles
below enumerated, which rates are TO be
strictly for CASH or its equivalent, viz.
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The election of Bank Officers was
10 have taken place yesterday.
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Look to Your Interest.

LOOK TO u our Interest.
FENHE Undersigned, has again the pleasur e
- to inform the pubic, that he is pre-
par ed to receive and forward Merchandise, as
well as Produce, upon his usual uccommoda
ting terms.
And as competition is rife, among the
Merch ants in Glasgow, in the way Of selling
their goods, think it but just that some
disposition should be shown on the part of
buyers of the products Of the country.
l. for one, am in tie market, with ample
means to purchase,
Hemp,
Wheat,
Bacon,
Lord,
Flax Seed,
Dry Hides,
Feathers,
Furs and Fruit,
at liberal prices for Cash. And would polite
| ly solicit all those, (after picking up the
! great bargains offered them by our Merchants
to call upon me, and sell their produce. "Quick
sales is the life OF business"
Very Respectfully,
J. w. HARRIS.
Glasgow, jan Odd le5l-6m.
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ExAMIsArIoN.--The Examination of
Of the pupils of the Female Seminary
takes place to-day and tomorrow
The Junior classes will be examined
to-day; tomorrow the examination of
the Senior classes. and the reading OF
Essays and Compositions will take
place, and in The evening an Exhibition
and address from Mr., Thos, Shackel.
ford.
The next session Of The school com
mcnces 90 Monday next.
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LIQUORS..

half pipe Guard & Co. Brandy
or a Seignettc do
D =" PellevnSon do
Bills New York do
2 Or Casks MADEIRA Vino
3 " 4" Port do
2 " 4" CIaret do
" " Pure Malaga do
6 BbIs Common do do
I do St Croix Rum
25 do Old Bourbon Whisky
10 do do Rye DO
60 do Rectified do in store
and for sale by
M PERRY e. BARTHOLOW.
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BroaoeY.--Dr, Jackson is now lee
turing on this Science, in our place
Those who have not heard him, and
witnessed The strange, and 10 US unac'
countsble, influence he exercises over
his subjects, we advise 10 attend by all
means.
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Sack Flour.
Burnt but not Consumed!

TEvRE subscriber has again completed ms
II stock of DRY GOODS AND Gko-
CERES, since the late fire, and wishes his
frieads and trading public generally 10 cali
in. Both pa rites may be benefited oy IT.
He wishes 10 buy PORK, BACON and
most kinds Of coputry produce, for which ths
best prices will be given: ,,
I.inpeus, Mo Jar G. 1881,
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CHEESE.
ksaIc Rope
Medical Notice.

McuhcG1 lHOtASt.
DR. J. HAYS would respectfully inform
~ the citizens of the adjoining ncighbor.
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMIN HAYs) seven miles
n East of Glasgow, and two miles 5. West
Of Swtzer's Mill, and may be found at his
Office at all times when not professionally alb
sent.
d. HAYS will give his attention to the
diseases most prevalent in this country.
Nav 30, lrJO--l3;f
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.DLANK DEEDS. and Justices Blanks for
ID sale ct this office.
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Farm, for sale.
Wheat " 3ssttd.
Brown Cotton.

A Bales IL Domestic ard Osnaburgs for
Il sale by Sept II J, E. SWlNNEH.
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Roanoke, Marsh 2s.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-18

A NEW Route to pittsburG, via the Baltimore, :
gaeAanna and Pennsyir ania RaroaiTArousk to Ps
express train OF will Calvert station daily
States Washington Baltimore
M. connecting with the fast line Middeown J,
irving at Harrisburg at u, p. m, 10 dinner
The train Harrisburg for the p arriving AT
Al this have the option Of
thence by packet boats
stages direct from Holidaysburg Pusbarg
Ticket, will be sold the following points by this train, wit
York, wnghtviIo, Columbia Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Pcrt, Meown Perysvle, Lewsown McVeyutown, Hunt
ingdon, HOLIDAY sburg and Ptsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppensburg, Cbambebug and
points this road
the accommodation Washington
the the will be The
dept Baltimore Company the
the morning baggage, which viii be
carried free Of charge TO Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn Ticket Agent,
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ssnidsrs Wine store, valiant
.s E 81. al y as
gu. :ss r.a: him ,s S GssS %
u ossss .oas Of he best wnss and aas svss
BY him II: would refer invoice. q follows, viz
low price, ran Old and some ysIy choice d.sshs
sslos specially :slsed 10" son. snua
IN ote put up in Europe which hs challenges Ms equal to any
Maassniis Amonuado shess peculiarly adapted
they strengthen wiuou, stimulating and have
wines, principally specially selected his .
nom the Of Burme.e" oporto, and Imported d.
These huiy and delicate, and have hiyhy
ali Ports and red wines palmed OF such.
They Of and prices bottles and daag BY
delicate white Port and Malm.ey Port ,..
Madeira wine. Of various sorts dry and sh south side old East
and West indies Sersia Ac k be on draugh and In Sotes
As 10 the sparkling wines the subscriber il IL well known ,La,
the spepdid sparkling
ported BY HIM any other and are solo a. prices
champagne Of various brands qualities
generally subscriber holds himself be Judge, and
offers The finest from the very lowest price, BY The single
burgundy stock and
that he them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
| ssa,ems and Bafsae always hand in bottles.
BERNHARD OF CoSenz extensive number
Still Hooks and Mosele from the cheapest, sort. TO the
choicest vntages Of the senbe which the best growth Of
In the articles Cognac bandes now fine
eighth casks and
hhds and "Dubouche 1884, hide consignment which will
Also. Irish, SCOTCH Monons.hsa wh.key spirits,
above, sold BY any quantity
A assorted stock Of Havana cigars.
goods days Of Philadelphia, fegh.
graph.
| Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.