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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02

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i The 10y er and Color-makers Companion.
The Encyclopedia of Chemistry.
The Ency cIopcdia of Domestic Economy.
For sale bv July 2ll ]. BROOKES
vUNUPPER'S WORKS-Authorized edition, onplett
Il in four volumes, with plates price 81 90 per vol
For sale by July 81 J. BROOkES-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02

NNHOLESALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent. has In
store snd 10 arrive by early arrivals the following
clcs which he Offers she rates for
cash, at No. IS, Steam Beat Landing, Galena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
Hats aud Caps.

90 silk and fur hats,
% do assorted cord California hets,
10 cases lcghorn and Panama,
Cloth caps of every quslity and price.
Amy orders with which they NAV be favored, will be
carefully and promptly filed the lowest market price,
and goods shipped directed.
Galena June |, 1851
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-02
Boots Il Shoes.

Clothing.
5000 pairs satiGett and cashmere pants,
5000 CLOTH sack, frock and dress coats,
COCO tweed, linen and gingsffrn coats,
1000 assorted vests,
200 doz. liam 81 under and over shirts;
200 do do drawers
500 90 white, linen, besom and calico shirts,
general assortment Of geutiemens furnishing wear.
shirts cTayats, handkerchief, suspen9ers, etc. eic
Dry Goods.
20 bales brown cottons, 10 baes bed ticks,
81 cases assorted prints 10 bea nd cottona.
IS do ginghsfns, do apron checks,
5 bales brown drills; 80 do cottonades,
) cases blue do 20 bales shifting stripes,
BOnnets, ribbons, thread Buttons, hooks and eyes,
Toweling, crash, etc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
ounces on Thorns.

Some OF the most beautiful Ounces we have
seen the past autumn were grown upon the
common white thorn, so abundant in many of
the fields in the country, that they seem quite a
nuisance There is no mistake IN the matter,
for we saw the same Ounce just after they had
formed and watched them every time we passed
that way, (which was often enough till their ma
turity, when they were very large, fair possess
ed OF the golden beauty and verltabe odor of the
Ounce. Their taste, too, was that of the Ounce,
and they could be nothing else.
The trees on which they grew were very
beautiful. the stock being from rs of an inch to
/ IA inches in diameter and grated about two
feet from the ground. The gratis were from two
to three feet IN length, aud were borne down
with rich golden fruit
The advantages of raising ounces on thorns
are that they assume more of the character of
trees, than Ounce bushes viii do without fire.
quent pruning. The stocks are hardy, being
natives of our poorest and most exposed soils.
Third, they are not subject TO the borer and 9TH
er insects, as the ounce has proved itself TO be.
There are thousands of thorn bushes in our coun-
try, which are eye-sores to the beholder, which
BY grating in this way may become objects OF
great beauty and highly prolific value.
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

Extraordinary Religious Excitement at MI
irauJ,ie.--.M i,ralikie, .4priI llh.--Iast Sunday
evening the Rev. MIR. Leahey, the Monk of La
trappe, was advertised To lecture AT the Methodist
Church A very large crowd assembled, about a
third of them females. lie had not spoken FIVE
minutes, when there was "A rush AZ the door, and
a gang of men came IN armed with clubs and
Others tore oil the rails from the pews, and laid
about them with great violence. Several persons
were struck on the head, and badly injured. The
scene was one of the widest confusion; pews
were torn down, chandeliers smashed, and the
shouts of the rioters and the screams OF the wo-
men were fearful The audience gradually got
out Of the windows and doors. Some few per
sons stood around the preacher and protected him.
The Mayor commanded peace, and promised that
Mr. Leahey should leave the town IN the morning
4 he crowd did not dispurse I'LL late hour, and
many persons followed the preacher and his escort
10 the hotel, breaking with brick5ats SOME Of the
windows The city is ina state of great excite
ment. meeting has been held The Catholic
priests published notice calling upon their peo
Pile " keep away from the meeting. The city
was IN a tremendous state Of excitement this at
ternoon, in consequence OF threatend attack up
on the Rev. Mr.. Leahey, reformed Monk Of La
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

located branch of four and half miles from
North Bennington to Bennington. This branch
is designed to accommodate Bennington and Ill
timatoly meeting there the IIarleam Extension
road and the Pittslied aud North Adams road,
viii furnish direct north and south line, contin-
nous with the Western Vermont Road
The capital stock of the company, by charter,
is Si0O0,0O0 and although the stock subscnp-
tons are large and increasing almost daily, yet,
for the purpose of furnishing, and to insure the
completion and furnishing of the road at the ear
lest day. practicable, and in time meet engage
ments with connecting roads, which, at the long
est, must be by the first day of December next
the Board in January last resolved to issue their
seven per cent. bonds for 100000 secured by
mortgage of the entire road and its franchse.-
The subscriptions cover the balance of the en-
tire cost, and these bonds will be the only debt
when the road is finished. The Directors pledge
their official and personal assurances that the
road viii be done, and well done, by or before
December next
The following are the Drectors--Myron
Clark a. r. Vail NJ. c. Deming, A. p Lyman,
Robinson Hall, Ira Cochran, =. L. Robinson,
Solomon Foot, Lemue Bottom.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The British Mail Steamer America. Capt
Shannon, which left Liverpool on the 9th inst,
arrived here yesterday noon.
FRANcE-'fhc difficulty of constructing new
ministry IN France is still far from a solution
VI. Odilon Barrot, though the President gave him
the task without restriction or conditions, has
filled 10 discharge it. At i.yons, serious acct
dent has occurred. The Office of the Receiver
General Of the Department has been burned down
and records Of great value, together with GER
tam amount of money, II is feared, have been
destroyed. quantity of bank notes were saved.
THE dissolution Of the National Guard at Stras-
burg, a- punishment for being too democratic,
and The contemplated wlrhkc expedition in Al
relra. nlte been, together with railway alilirs.
the chief topics Of discussion IN the French As
scmby
GERnAnr-We have no reliable information
to give about ,he German utrirues From Hes
Sc Gas b. iye hear that many pariisans who took
part in the late constitutional movement, have
been indicted, not before the legal tribunals, but
before courts martial, aud severe measures are
Impending.
The Austrian government has been endoayor
ing 90 make aa audul Men with that Of the
Pope and other Italian states, for making rail-
way through the eastern side Of Italy 20 Trieste
The negotiations, however, have failed. The
Emperor Of Austria Is visiting ruined Venice
that city has been created a free port.
The last note Of the prissou cabinet to Aus
tra Il stated TO be am UtimuiRm. If the uluma-
tnm be- accepted, the final resolution OF ncgota-
tons at Dresden wiil De fastened, otherwise he
conferences wlii be adjourned. and Prussia vail
send pieHip1tenllary TO Frankfort The ques-
ZION is as 20 the admitting of non-Geman Pun
CAPABILITIES according 90 the existing forms OF the
dnl compact.
lne Independence Of Brussels says; " \ con
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
Ten days later from California.
ARRIVAL OF s2OO000O OF GOLD DUST

Nrw YoRx. April l..
The Pr o,netheus arrived about O'Clock. with
26O p,ssenfrers and ten DAYS later news from
s.. Francisco
Business al California was better. and / was
believed the lowest point had been reached
The Ler,slatnre have n,sse3 BIN for system
of common schools which meets reperal anpro-
baton. II has also prohibited the Sale of lottery
tickets and has appropriated 100000 and un-
wards. to nav the persons engared M military
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

Mn. EDoR Please to grant the liberty Of returning
thanks 10 all Who have Formerly ass sied and should
they be disposed aid the seamen stunsoTs'
Fend Society," Of Canada their donatons IN good cooks
money will be thankfully accepted and ihiuly applied an
cilthing ani teaching puor chidren.
This society ven recommended, will be seen by call
luz Of Mf. Maons, where will be
whatever may he given, also Report ot Society
copy Of paper called the Christian Unon Tor promo
ns Temperance True Religion, winch has been sisued
b. Ministers Of ksligioa and Members OF tansfess.
Should III sign the ppef uad hoip tho pledge there state
thousands Of lives millions Of dollars would he
~ saved, and most crimes ami sufsnpss prevented
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To Country Merchants.
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS!
1EOULTON IL CO.,
JOHN FALCONER &. co,

Ga CEDAR AND % PINE STREET, NEW YORK,
INVITE MERCHANTS visiting Nes York City, TO their
! immonse stock OF FOREIGN und d. MESIlt FANCY
aud SrAPLE DRY GOODS.
Thsir stock entirely new, and addition It'll
BY every and elegant Styles confined exeiu
sNey this house. consisting Of every VARIETY OF Dress
Goods be found ia the French, English aud Amercan
Markets and afprers thar El def competitors.
fy-CASH BUYERS aad MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
viii do wen 10 call and examine stock goods
adapted crfrB eaaHrE and csolYed
efforts make II tho OF every
favor US with their patronage.
JAMES 5 MONLTON,
JAMES N. BARKER,
ZENAS NEWELL
Now-York, March, 1851. I9:6w
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yluInes n. lira,nnn,s Estate.

xs1E the subscrbers beng appointed ~ The lion. the
w Probate Court fur the distFict Of Washington,
mssones receive examine, aud alt claims and de-
snd all persons against the Of James T. baman
aud ao all claims ard demands exhibited IN offset thereto
aud uine from the 10th day Of March last being
allowed said Court fur that luIpose-We do therefore
hereby give notice viii ottead 10 the bus Of
ouG sad appointment at tbs Tee Of p. " Kendall in
Nohnsd on the 18Th day OF LAY ana llh day Of ssptem
Der, s5 O'clock IA ihe aeuoon Ga each of said
days.i - .....,,
- JANIS GOULD, ! bloasis.
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n, ~ hrm OF TOWN . HALL 10 This day dissolved BY
i mutual consent.
Tho a, nauds he firm be found for tow days
lectinn. 1. = TOWN,
J. &. HALL.
kIontnolier Anil 90. ls5f. - 3w.
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RARE CHANCE p!
sWANTON FALLS ACADEMY.
LL,ILE ~ WIT Eh.L. N AAcdue..

1 day May 2ist.
This lusttutol pleasantly located athrviug aud
growing village, pfrvehisl Tor its heahul salnbous
climate. b. rendered easy OF ty Railroad from he
South and Mo-i.
ne school has iu hoard uf skiiliul and cempe tent
Trach,rsi a Departments Superior advantages
oyed acquiring the Fcnch Language tho teacht speak
ug aud whiting The hHgutge with facility.
The facilities l1r obtaining knowlsdge Of
Drawing, and faintns la Water. ana Ol
passed by any 90 this pait OF the state.
Parents committing their children TO Ibis Institution
be assured 'hat pans labor will be spared form ing
7 correct moral aud iateitcruai habits.
SAMUEL N. CHASE Pfncinll.
Miss ANN MARIA BAbCOCk Assistant, and Teacher
Of French.
Mics MARY Z. BRAYToN, Teacher 81 slusic.
Mics MARCIA 81. RICHARDSON, pmwing and Paint
ing
REFERrSors. Rev Woiihingion Smith, d. President
Vermont University, Rev r. Converse darlington, G. g.
Rishee, a. B.kershal, J. A. Vail, Esq. Mont peier
Rev. 3 D. Rrowa C. Il. Hayden Esq, ST. Albahs, Rev. Z.
n. Donnan, SW anfon.
Application can be made by letter 90
J. JOHNSON, See. Of Trustees
Ervnnfon Ami H-lI.
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1ftnrkcts.
Domestic Wool Market.

Nrp YoHK, Friday Eve, April ls 1851
The stock s snail aud sales necessarily nited The
transactions OF the week asrerate 50 60 900 lbs Fleece
at 46 so and 20 % 0uU ID. couu, aud city pulled
at quotations. With the present and future prospect
the market for oolcns, there would undoubtedly
cline in mseriaif he stock market adequate to
the denund but u u too small TO admit hope thst prices
will rule lower until the clip IN. Should AL
accounts be correct hut little dninuton IN pce will be
manifest when the clip makes IFS appearance as spocu-
atos have purchased lot future delivery per d.
higher than llst year. We Quntes
iffnt Au4fr frau Eat.u
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LIST OF LETTERS

Lis 1 VI l. Il ! EKS
u ENAiNlNG 10 the Post Oaco, az Nodhhod, VI April
II ], ls5l;
r
Blaacheu. MOI EeHose. rhineas
htvwn td"aii kcnnoaN, Margaret
hliisdeNi thsnos h'mlul, FiHucs =.
Bingham, Button :. l.
Berry, Joseph Lohaw, Edwin
Bruce, Jefferson lAvetmore. l.. n.
Baldwin, EoanoG Lewis seutga
Bush, Robert f.aid Aphonzn
bmlNs Jane Imam Hoiace
BcckIey, Norman Isne,nn j. q.
Brewer, A. D. Laid, Tyler
Ctrrchei, II. r. Marx John
Cook, Ed~am Nuleholny, Michael
Ciark, Joseph McNeai. John
Conei, John MARKS & Co.
utiins. Diadama +.
Chu'chel, Isaac Norton, II.
Cuuaui, 3 + Nansiv Edward
Catisan, Garrett Peterson, James
Carol, John
d Rich Mary
Darling, Eliza Ann Rich Aipheu. .
Dcnu'son. lyman Ryan, Samuel
Edson, g. A Mrs. Smith, Elijah H.
Eiiisi bi,cta, Mrs. Silver, George
Smith, Hamlet
Foster, II j. shorhurne &c.
Framework Francis Spencer, Asa
Poster, Henri Shattuck taroine
fulcr, u1ns :. Stevens, Alice Eliza
towlef lcandor Spidiug. Samuel b.
F.ftsgrfald Patrick Spioui, Almira
tntssetaid James Smith, Nlnrm
r.
fillmore, solomon A. Thompson : =
Guoio, bartholomew W
Gull, Phineas Whtcomb, NJ
eulois L'nauea Nthefell, David
Walton, Isaac
Juikins D. E. Wilson WnlierN.
Jackson. Henry
Persons csng for the above Letters will please say they
are advertised.
aisw wM. ROGERS, P. NJ.
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The Chfan Union IL the and respectful request
4. osGDDu, Agent ct
The 3. g. s. +. sociots
Montpelier April o. 1851.
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NHE 81 Bst lBEke having been appointed by the Hon
the Probate Couf fof the District Of Randolph,
missouets To receive, examine, aud adjust all claims ihd
demands 81 all persons against the estate OF James Wheeler
late OF Oausu said disuct, deccascf represented
solvent aud the of months tioa the I'm day Of
Apr l65l being allowed 10 the creditors OF sad deeeas
ed 90 uud Prove their respective claims before
GIVE Notice, that Will attend TO the duties Of our ap
poiutuiert the dwelling house Of Ofuna Wheeler ia Or
anse "a said district the thd Tuesday Of September and
October aeAt, o'clock the afternoon, each Of
SAID days.
II. FlFIELD, Commits
w. =. NOfE s, sioneIs.
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Union NURSERIES,.

fiNHE Proprietor Of this well known Establishment respect
fully 10 his Former pstonsi aud the Public
generally, that hs OF fut aud Ornamental Tees
Shrubs, Plants, for this prne unusually large aud
nne-embIacing, addition 20 large supply Of the best
Of the varieties OF any muiti which
have been introduced.
Particular attention Is invited 10 his large stock u PEARS
which 10 exten aud variety, swell healthy aud ygof
Gus gtowth sapsses before offered IN the valley OF
Lake Chapinn. Din addition TO very large supply Of
STANDARDS, on Peat Roots, he has nearly thee7snd
Trees Of vcy hne growth, comprising all Tho best
of established rePutatlon-~oTked on Ounce s'"eAs o'
DWARF.
| The ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT eompt'sss geo
eFal Of Deeiduous and Esefseen fess RIO
Ing Shruhs fiants etc., adapted t climate Inc sioux
ROSES alone contains upsas 81 lo oil ths
BULBs a hae assortment OF Tulips, uyaenths, Pelysn
thus, Narcssas Gown Impensi, Cfoeus, &c. IN many
Preed CATALOGUES seat to all Post Pad applicants.
Terms Cash
All pest paid srdeT, ACCOMPANIED " SsyAsas promptly
| sltended 10. .~....,
UNION NURSERIES,, j. BAIfEf.
| KsesvIlle, N. Y. 81 mo. 10th, leSl l9sn.
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LIST OF LETTERS


ice al Montpelier, Vermont,
Jenny, NJ. Lydia Miss
kimball. o. Chas. 2
Kitifidrn O. franklin
kiley. patt
Ryes, Martha Miss
Kern, Ellen
y
Lce, Michnil3
Lawrence, Samuel
l.oveland, sarah Ms.
Lee. Martha Miss
VI
Madison, D. Royal
Morse, u u.
Majors, Harrison
Miller, Chts.
Marks & Go.
Mistca, Hiram
Mablc, Geoflo
Mcioud. Ira
MeNauity, llngh
Mcguire, Mithla
Mullen, Jane, Mics
McAiIistei, Isabella :.
Madagln, Mary Miss
n
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LIST OF |
- EMAiNfNG N tho Post D.
IL Apiii issii
A
hrhuckle, WIN.
Andrews, Elisha
Adams, W.R.
Adams, J. o.
n
Butierfeld, VIM. 2
Banks, G. Thomas
Bennett, Stophen2
Hfooks. Jamos
Riggs u :. 4 CIR.
Buck, Samuel
Bliss, Joseph
Bassstt, Joel
Buttorheld, Nathaniel
Bancroft & Putnam
Brown, Joseph
Barrett, X Henry
Britain, Dennis
Barnes, Anne Martha Miss2
Beuisinine, T.. Miss
Bates, Efmina, Mrs.
Hfowscoser, Jane Miss
Blake, y. Sarah Mrs.
G.
Colby, Levy, Jf.
Cate. isaac
Cheou"y, WIN.
Chocncy, u. W..
Cutting, Israel
Cuttcs, l.. G.
CLARK, n Wm.
Cummings, y. j.
Cohnrue, !.
Cummiuea, Harvey
Ehamborlin, X Is.
Cuitet, ~. l..
CH-tilio. Miohaii
Carver, A Bcisev, Miss
Carver, A. Adeiine, Miss
ID
Daniels, T.. Samuel 4
Dazzling, Randall
Dolauo, u. J
Dufion. Ashley
dudley. Samuel
Dsxfef, Sanford
Ui sey, VI. Ast
Deane, John
nouahefiy. John
DwYre, Mich'l
nanieis, Lcm.ra Miss
damn, li5ef. Nfs.
Davis, Caroline Mrs.
T..
Ellis, $.
Ellie. Emstus
EllI., L. MARY Mics
Fave. Harry
Foii, Alvin
FAIR. Reuben
Fowler, Asner
Foster, 3. David
Fuller. r. Lzfl
frsrman, Henry
ftn. Nancy Miss
Fleid. Marih Miss
Poster, Anilii Mics
French, Man slfss
fusgl f.ald, Mrs.
q
Gould, Hosea
Gould d. Charles
1pufley, l. Nrvsns
Greene, %. Samuel
Guftn, Edwin
CAV, Daniel
n
liafron, ". Geo.
Hathaway. Lotion
Howe j. Audicw
Haven, A.
iuber', John
iameit, N. & r.
Haven, Charles
Hastings, II 4.
How e.. David
Hathaway Charles
Hneh, 49, ~.
llufihui. AFRO
lluoh, J Mafy Miss
Hatch. a.. alas Mis-
Hathaway, Jane Miss
Heath. T. Sarah
liuchus, 4. Mnry Miss
Hodscu. Mary Miss
hosan, Matilda
Jacobs O. stephen
Jacobs, Joseph
Persons calling for the abo'
aye advertised
2l.aN
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A NEW Route PlttshurR, via the Baltimore, sus-
and Psnnsypanid RairoadJhroush TO Pnstug
80 howsAn train of viii leave Calvert station daily
mail Washington Baltimore ~,
connecting with the fast line at Mddletown m,
irving a Harrisburg nj IT, p. 10 dinner.
Harrisburg for the arriving
odaysburg Al this point have the option Of
Johnown thence by packet boats
stages from Holldaysburg 10 Pitisbnrp.
Tickets be sold following points by this train
York. Wrghvie Columbia, Marietta, Mddeown Harrisburg
Port Mlersiown Peuyvie ewisto~n, MoVeystown Hunt
ingdon, Hollday sburg, and Pittsbug.
also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle sbppenbug Chambersburg and
points this road.
accommodation OF passengers Washington
the the Of the will be the
dep the Baltimore Railroad Company
the morning baggage which will be
carried free of charge 10 Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
l-du Ticket Agent.
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hIohsosD, November Il IeSi.
conformity the code Virginia page 49I section IA
do hereby all cone~ m th. \, .n
BY ee6eais Of hs esehealo Of the c Norfolk dated
the 18th OF November land one an
the I4i Of November iel on IA. van
day OF octuber 1851 following lots lying city OF Nos
have found eschealsd this Commonw
lot Of land bounded BY dartmouth sos, BY Prince
by the the Amelia
the with wood dwelling house H. from he
10 of John Lawrence, deceased -
OF land bounded Liberty north by RoLs,,
the by North LIST the south and
by Cumberland be west with
escheaied from the of Robert MehiaBn, deceased
of land the OF street bounded
NORTH by Boushe on the sour AMI
escheaed from OF Richard
h. Burke, deceased. Test
5. H. PARKER
Nov l6-Iaw6w Register OF the Land ONCE
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ONG Life within the reach of altThe celebrated
IL Genan physicians Brothers and Gray finally
concluded themselves the city ofWnbingsn after having
travelled world OF knowledge and having spent
the Indians for the getting thorough
OF botany qualified
ana cure all complaints which subject We
pomise TO all who favor with call that will, with
them
TOMS ana gnmane m easy and speedy The Doctors
wholly
inycnte no matter
from what cause they originated long
fever ague, cancer &c Refer
living In all the western the Of New
York, Pennsylvania, tanadas &c. who,
by faculty, hearing o. rs, awaiting OF
skill have been restored TO h Diseases successfully treated
following dypepy, patton piles scroa
erypeiss, letter dropsy
Diseases Of The skim lungs, stomach bowels liver
kidneys, spine SC
street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
OCT s-d2ws
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.suidsr'. Syins Store,
e. 81 M a
Gus sales mads By him % Obliged largely tore
iaedsn oneng lquor. posd
BY him II: would refer TO invoices as follows VIA
low prices RAJ sod and some choice draagh,
ssoSs specially selected for consumers soms slua Aonaao
hoe put up IN Europe which he challenges as equal TO
The Maazaniia and Amontado shees peculiarly adapted
eonvaeseen as they strengthen without stimulating And have
rorwnes principally specially selected for his sales 10
mers rom the stock Of Buese" oono and imported IN
These wines uiy delicate, highly ap,
all Pons and red wines paln,ed on such.
They are Of various sorts and prices in bottles and on draugh BY
delicate white Pom and Maimssy Port
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels eanno, be
MADEIRA wines OF various sorts dry and eh south side old East
As sparkling wines subscriber il Is well known Ii
the Moe champagne and the spendd Mose
ported by him. superior other Wines
champagne and qualities a,
generally subscriber holds himself judge
offers e nnes STOCK here from The very Sws. price BY the single
OF Burgundy he has stock
that he can them from his vaults good boie Of Bur
saalerns and Darsae always hand in bottles.
sun Hooks and Mosele from he cheanest sorts 10 the
choicest vnges OF the "Sienbe which the best growth
the Rhine
articles Cognac other bandss has now fine
celebrated "Cayisr Of 1891 eighth casks and
hhds and "Dubouehe 1914, In hhds consignment which will
Also Irish, Scotch Monongahea whskey, Jamaica Spirits
Of the above sold by retail in quantity desired
An goods days freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sen, by mail lslei
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Cheap Wine Store, 7G Walnut street, Philadelphia.