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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-12

al conf ct. Tie linz OF dema-ca,on between !
gentlemen and backguards will then be more
strongly drawn than it is now. But we thank
Nh khet, and honor him, none the lc5s for
the advance he has made towards this result
We thank him TINT be has contributed to place
his "cEiyatous" State on the side of reason ard
Christianity on this serious quostion,-that he
has had the nerve and courage "a nerve and
courage infinitely superior 10 that required to
"hght dneI') to brave a diseased and distorted
Public Opinion.
Shall We tell our readers who Jerc C'emens
If Alabama is ? We need not attempt it It
Is enough to say that be is a Union Demo-
cat, Stakeholder, aud duclist,-a member
uf ''the chivalry" Of this Union vino is prepared
to CXchaugc pistols for arguments Whenever
the latter fail, as they are likely to in his be-
! half. Who Mr.. Ehe;t is ve cannot better de-
scribe than by copying The following from the
Washington correspondence of the Eoston A.
las, under date OF February 2Slh. Speaking
IF the cun'rotetsy bctHcen Me.srs hhett and
| Clemens. lie writer 'ays:---
Today uc Spuatn has been ~ session, and
occupied with the same personal discnsSjon.--
Ony today Mr.. Clemens was much more mod
crate in ms toup. lie, however, was full o.
charges Of ignorance against 2ir. Hhe", bu
Wa, couparrd wiz, yesterday, quite moderate
ana mild.
Mr.. khet' made short reply, chiefly in re.
lation to the personal insult Oi Nj Clemens
lie bad been prepared for, AND had anticipated
these attacks, for he well knew bat one who
v,uuld etpop TO Islander and Calumnlate him II
bis absence, vuG.d not hesitate, It driven Il
Close quarters, 10 seek to escape under the shell
tvr Of personal lusu,s. lie had not, then, beer
taken by surprise. lEe was aware that sucl
j insults ~ had been uttered by Mr., Clemens
; against INN, Wolld, with most men in his sec
tlon OF the country, demand the intervention o
the duei bat SUCH course WIS declared him
! His duty 10 the cause Of State rights forbade
. his iuiurug It - miN0I it with personal issue
Vus duty as ii Christian forbade II. Tor NOR
+ than twen.g years he tad been Il member 0
= the chutch,Oi Cars, and he feared more to OF
fcud b.s God, dian 10 incur the distavor OF man
) II, made no boast OF bis courage; it was nc
more than tie ordinary portion Of men, but b
=, dared TO do his du'y, to maiutun The night, an
10 resis, error / er! was an lupre,s We sc
} ltinhity in the Senate when he thus nOby s'ou
% m, and was neither ashamed nor afraid to ce
, clare uuhe-i'atlngiy and frankly that lie va
> to Offend his God by the crime of Dwelling. \
70 one can accuse me Of having ever enjeraine
= any yan,al&y. either for the political views,
u Tor the personal character Of Mn Eheit; bj
d Coo forbid that should fail TO do jus ice to an
u one, That eXh,Dlts, under such trying circuu
8 stances, a moral courage s. noble 50 digniiie
. aud so solemn, as that exhibited today. !.
Il his past ulsdecds De what they may at lea
i this act should DC commended, and deserves d
Il honor.
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The Opposjl on had met at the EarI of Der
by's, and had agreed TO offer the most deter
mined resistst c. t. the new Reform bill, on il.
second reading N the House of Lords. The
new Reform Dl was hot likely 10 meet with
cordial support.
IRELAND. The Dublin Evening Post men
tons, on uuqueslonabIe authority, that some
OF tie Catholic clergy, who had become unpo-
pular on account Of inveghing against secret
societies, and their inevitable results. have been
served with notices TO dese'. While the Cath
Ole priests are preaching against these donbl-
nations. some of the abIest aud most indepeu-
dent Of the Presbyterian ministers have been
distinguished by their loud and vehement abo~
rati0ns against the landed proprietofs in The
North OF Ireland A formidable combination
exists against the payment of rents, and such
Is the state of feeling against the landlords.
that several Of them have given up all notions
ct enforcing payment, under present circum-
stances. 1t was stated that the Presbyterian
lenantry, in some localities, are Offering a pas
siye resistance to rents.
The Tuam Herald announces the death Of
/ the Right Rev. Doctor McNicholas, ttular
( Bishop of AcGonry.
FRAScr.--Lord Normandy had banded his
/ letter of recall as amba ldor 10 France. 10 the
" l.
lister, arrived in Paris on "Wednesday.
Various runors prevailed Of a new Mniste-
rial crisis. Gen. 81. Arnaud is sad to be in
disgrace, because he viii not sign decree for
the dismissal of number OF officers Of known
Orleans tendencies. The war department is
to be conducted by Admiral SaIaut during ST.
Arnaud'5 absence in Algeria.
The Gazette Of France states that the Pre,i-
dent Of the RepubIlc IS ae1ut tn forn, e. hodv
guard to be formed from the Gendarmerie
Mobile
SpAiN.-The Queen's health has been com.
plctely restored Public Thanksgiving had beer
celebrated in Madrid, and all the Catn Ole ca,
itaIs Of Europe, with great ponp and ceremo
ny.
PoRruGAL-There is not any political in
tellirence from this quarter. From Oporto ",
learn that tue shipments Of wine were improy
ing.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE By electric telegrap l
from Loudon.-taris, Saturday, Feb 2lsl -
The Muneur publishes a decree rati(nr
convention concluded with the Minister Of Pub
D he Work, and the Directors Of the Northern
: Railway Company, by which the Company en-
gages to construct, at i.s own expense, iou
. lines Of railways.
The Bcn'jnc6 steamer arrived a. SouthamD
ton last might with dates from Alexandra S,l
J Malta Oh. and Gibraltar l5'h Feb. The Ben
thick experienced severe weather on her IN
uut and home, nevertheless she averaged te
hno, throughout. The news she brought lrot
ludja and CANA has been anticipated.
TIE stock of bullion IN the Bank of Enc
land slows an increase Of E3li54l, a. cum
. pared with tue preceding returns.
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w .. .ii = ,u-,
''"''' -
lie uIcbe ot th'S morning CONTAINS the con
clhs'nn OF me personal controversy III 'He
Senate. between MtSsrs' hhtt ana clemens
In redd'hg again NE reported o'ia's OF IhIS
singular conIf"'erSr' thefe are SeVeFa' features
that appear even more striking than at the
time OF their delivery. Inc extreme ana IN
tense prejudice when hIr. Nhel shows, IN
connection with every point OF MS SUBJECT be-
trays mind gangrened ana poisoned. toa de-
gree hardly short OF monomaNia. W me Mr.
Clemens, WITH tar more sho" "i trnth, claims
for the south the winning even more Than hei
share IN the comproW'ses' Mr.. hHe't on lie
contrary, insists lhat she was "ronHsu on eve
ry point Even the 'ug'tlPe slaNh law, devised.
AS 1t was IN me hrSt PlHce, ny ms own co..
, league MT bnIer' Is oh'y summing UipcH.
there - so ,''''4 ""''n@heSS II '"o MORT" 10 en-
i"rce w. ne ,u'h' ~ Tue census f.pr'' o.
1880 ana hno' 'he,e thc estimate OF c'cap'a
/ from sefvl'n'e hhea ~ thousand II a year
ana d"e''S upon II "''h an earnest INTENT l."
make the most OF II. ne ap"ctypha escape
OF ms 'honsdnu saves ne au3uruedi! claln7 Il"
ne an animal icss OF e'ght IN 'oh' OF collars
I t. The South a II each sI3Ft, on lHe ever
aye, possessed market value OF ei9nl th"u'
sand do'ar'! HVeh assuming cI9A. hundred
dollars As the average vlIue, winch would be
much 100 hEi', II "ohd not De single mil
hon. but Wh"t tVdehce Is 'her' t"@t OF ms
number any large proportion nave escaped in'"
the Northern States noe from b"rcer
States probably, may nave It Is mnch less
probable, however, mat those from the more
S"hlheTn STATES nave done So MI Nheta'KS,
IN most triumphant tone "i 'hiS nGmocr, how
many have been returned 10 TINS question
the most pertinent reply would haHe been, IN
Yankee fashion, to have asked, no" many have
been rtc'a'Ged me GlsprtY tW'ea the
claimed and tie retained nay moi be luund quite
20 great a. one would be APT to inter irom MI
Rhet's tone. If ninety -n'ne out OF every
hundred that escape are not reclaimed, and
Therefore not returned i the Nortn in any Use
responsible ior these losses % the Southern
owner- Are not their own institutions
alone, at fault ~ permitting investments IN
puT"r.y which las les Il more hiu
been trusted 10 Narihern honor, ia fulfil.
mint e. constitutional ob igt'iuu, nm! les,
10 "pa'us eui Peor,t"S, 1 may we'll b.
doubted II II would no, have Oeeu less If
Iic"it auG !e,~ expensive to recover their stray
chaueis but surely Air. ithe,t viii not hold
the Nuuh charueahe vita the omission
Whatever may be attributable Ia this omission
tie Responsibility Is with the South. AID even
it 1t be true that tho South lose, each year the
value Of q Thousand slaves, a. may nj be ainss
b. inquire what proportion this may be- to the
losses annually incurred br The North from bad
drb's IN the Southern S'a %. Which section
OF tie country annually 'oScs the most, ana
Wmcn a.C most tn uam, !. sc view thr
matter Ia calm. dl,ptssonate aud rational
manner, We shall not fan to see that neither
North or South are, collectively, responsible
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having 'cS' ''r c''" ''"'' we I''"se, ne
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event WIS quo ""- '0.''' S'1'''- '"'. III"
'"" previous evening "'t "'" >'e', """ '''-'
mdI'NE %" VI '"o" "' "'"' va N'''" e"c''
iIs'"I QUO VI ,"e "a '''' ""'' "' ""'"
o''9 Young WI ''"' '00'. w" Jus 80 '''' """
~ a9uhst me Dill '',"'9 I"""'' were
al. 'l ~ W. '''''''7 10, ,'- - ' =, W
would De the '"cc''S.r I'll '''o ',"n Nu'se''
y co''lU'h oe'"e'" Nr t"''S "'d"'n ana
l'ori td'"'f7'Cn Wa Gun ,""' tAPet.I1
me proc, ed'h-, !" '"'""'"'"' o'"e'"'Se
nave eeen o. S.'-", '"'F '''.oI.
despatch GA 4" ''""'T VI OoN"' ~ ~
day hl@"t 10 lre'p''' ''"''" 81 o''"'''F
says "Hen '"c 'e"',' """"'".1N us ''''-'
nation ne g'ea'er' aston .'"'"%"' "t' 'e'I' ''e
members b2'hG al ]" '"' '',N-no one Wa
prepared i1r wat IA" - S"uJ "'y 'aNtH pace
All Is hustle ana w"n''r' Lac TAI" IA the
House l., that the Queen VIII not have Far
merston, and tlat The Lar OF nrfpy VIII at
once accept 'ilIIr' ne IUS" D. S'o nave
had their revenge. lhry al \"lcd ~ l"e ma
louly ana chreTed '"'" at 'ue result
From the same paper; L'id idIme''toh' ~
moving his amendment also SAID ln'S country
was ~ a situation when rendered IL "aoe TO
war, and our armament 'n ''Hr o. peace was
not sufficient nor d.d II suit Inc 'ee"hS OF Inc
country, but 1t should oe adequate To meet Nn'n
an unfortunate emergency "di "' ""n.eu
was a ready trained force prepared l.r starting
tor acuoh on '"e N"o''''t 'o''oV' N'' u JeC-
u'n5 to the proposal I'll Il regular nl,'u' were
ilunded ~ aIslrn7t OF V'e people, ana lhP1eu
mat Eng l'hheh were c"e1''' St"'c"'hen COW
diL>, aud freshmen i'''nI@' II We t"HIi nos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-12
Three Days
LAT L II FROM Ell ROPE.
.7RRiT.1L or TIE
CUNARD EAMER MERICA
4 7 III A J. L Ak.
Resignation of the Russell Ministry (!
France esUiCa !

n iorc"olng is The heading OF lie oreITh
News received by the America, a We find it ia
Boston papers Of yesterday. 1t is in rather
ludicrors contrast (jf there is anything lud'
crous in an infamous hoax with the astound-
ing intelligence Of the day before, announcing
the assassination Of the French President, and
that the English news was Of no special in
tcres, or importance !"
We feel Indignant, Of course, to have been
dipped by this photographic Dispatch, though We
attach no responsioi..iy for tie dsgraceful Inm-
bug TO Mr.. Rowe, or the Boston and Burlington
Telegraph Line. MIR. Row., with his ac-
cus'omed kindness and promptness, gave II
what he received If we had been at hcma
we should have accompanied the "news' with
an expression OF the emphatic doubt of it's truth
which we felt and expressed on first reading it,
hot so much because II was intrn,icaly i'm
probable, las II was mott as because it was not
sufficiently endorsed. But we are Indignant,
because this false aud Infamous report throws
discredit upon ALL telegraphic news, and makes
such news entirely unreliable The B3Slo1!
Journa! OF yesterday says -
An OrrRAGrcrs ATrENpr TO HrwBrc
THE rrRLlC.--Nn received on ~ c.iuc~Jol
nj4ht. in common villa several Of oar cont"m-
ppraries, u desp1'ch announcing the arrival o.
the 'merj,a ut |od,tN, ana giylur what pur-
ported to be an hrrIrtot her news. which VILE
OF the most startling character. 1'ho despatch
was IN the nanowatllg Of one of the copy 1T,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-12

o." We need scarcely asl, the attention OF
our Farmer readers TO the article ia our COZ
ums to-day, on tic subject Of making COM
post" It is from the pen Of Hon. FREDERICK
l!oLB7ooK, Of Brattleboro, formerly State
Senator for Windham County, and one Of the
most rrac'cajy Intelligent and intelligenty
practical Farmers in New England. There is
something captivating in TIE pcrspicnons
and lucid style of Mr. lioLBBooK'6 writings,
(and the best Agricultural publications o! the
day contain them) that itisa pleasure to read
them, even to one not practically interested in
agriculture. lie c,acjdHes Whatever topic he
touches. lie is as clear in his IDEAS, and in
lis moGc Of expressing them, AS Washing Oh
h.mse'f
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!. E rcc u &c ,
RS FIINGTON,1r
FRIDAY MORNING MARCH IL Is

~" : VI. rErrlNGLiB, & CO., Newspaper
Atyrrt,.,nf Agents. No ~ State street. i,Gston
Are A i"ul, tor tht tAtL Pass. Daig and u rch-
CO, ana arc authorized to receive AnvENr5fMA' as
uud suB;cIPrIoSs utthr sn,uH rates ass arc required
AT thH Of:e. Iaeir receipts are REGARDED as day
inrntP
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pvrEEDERtcE HoLBac01.
TIL, coils o, Eaw En-,and art, II, hcst bu.
~ r,leratn fertility. roo much 81 upr land
l,,s hcan v.or, mt has been thurnuuhlv skin
ned nv lonr and oxnaustln5 ui!apr. tot
incte,,, the fertility of lands not vet worn ont. |
10 r..-,nre fertility where /, has been exhausted, |
onI t,.r,ihar cr0ps that will rcnuupratr lab ", !
we must be- Gll.cr. and pcrscvcring in the |,
u, lk;nr and appic.tion o! m1nnre. Our case
il si.,ll lnu, We cannot rely simply upon the 20
4n.e Ut our crops aud the eXCremrns of car
farm stock, we Llust add thereto the riches ot
our swanps snd forests. the wasnngs toul uur
folds ,hat have ccnipiad IN holows. aud all
those .,t,lr. yriluculloycl were! lbe o.arIul
substances. Wherever avaIaoc. that contain
the nrinc,ple of fertility. Thus we may cause
,ov. ocsrrl-rlsc.s 10 blossom ara;D. and make
,no ..,i,t,atiin of '%rY Eurlanl ar..r,t..eg.
si,,,,, business.
},I,,rieuca haa ta1alt me tblt ce,nyost-
r,iurira i, y,l1apls very much in uraD,r,i,n IA
the caro- with which The various ,naterjaIs bly.,
been ming ed. One man will take certain ma.
tends ali suitable for being converted mo a
-Ich c,mnns.. tnu,hln .h,,I, forcther vifhor,
cara or r,i,.uI,tnu nr,r,l, the r,}s,i, HI; fields.
with n l,,tle care or tb5nrh.. ana fnj,nr lis
,,erotiop rnon ms cr,ys yprv variable md nm.
- ~ 7 i
,,ounrr the whole sgs,em Ct comnos,inc ma
uurcs os IN illc thc.fo,,ca} rotion. uuSor,hv
,hc pt,ention nf = nr,c,;1ol farmer Ano,bar
moi, wiI rolr nrsc;4ol,. the so,ro r,n,ari,ls
,',,,r,o ,Le,,, ,inutolv ard nc~r,,tlv and IN diva
>rn,,,,r,o. .rnl,, th .,,.,i,,,., ,r,,erlv ,n ~,
,..jI. oht,,n inc cram; vtcrnvnr II is on,,iad
~. Ink w,ll s,p,div iInnrnya nH.,ar srcb .re,,,
,,en, H. vii All harm 70 harm, and vii m h,>
b,-,s
H., t,o h,s;-,ss, of maxim, r,o,,r-o e. o,.
h,ra 4.nrl ), tcr ,o,. ;,,.s,os, =, he oiy,,,,s
and ra,dv f.. ;.on,o,ar,e.,,,- 1,,,,
,,ha,o,.er Gnbe-. cnr ,e,rb mo md ,o I,sco,.or
NEW and effrr,,v. mr,hod, mv,elf bars
y,r;ols ,v,Ts NJ ro,kinr GOO rGn,nst occord a..
;-, :, cir,,I,.,nnres anj .ho sa.son or tb,
var :, would he lone story to .no,l, nj
;1em ali bn, have one inetnoi in ,,r,icn,lr
not yery re,t.raljv practjeed. vet which Ike
much, and it shall be my present purDoss to
describe il,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-12

RESIGNATION OF THE RUSSELL MIyr:TRv-
PEoBABuITY OF THE EAEL OF DsEBY LIE
CENING THE PEEMIEEsAP-FRAHcE QUIET
--&C., &c.
The daily union., 1852-07-03

UCTION NOTlCETbe subscriber respectfully
his the public that he has commenced the
commission his offers his
the sale Of description Of real and personal
upon favorable
With twenty in the departments OF
business, the last which he personally
citizens Washington the
firms of Dyer Bro and Dyer McGure he deems
than that his be relied
caahed without
delay.
be reception
OF merchandise commission wishing employ
will call the Office OF A. Rotweii
found during hours ready
and prepared 10 answer the calls o. the public.
Respectfully, f. N. STRATTON.
June
The daily union., 1852-07-03
By A. GREEN. Anctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OK MARYLAND AVENUE AT
AUCrIoN-on Saturday. tine % July shall sell prem
O'Clock, shat handsome building situated
Of Maryland and 9th in No 4
divided into three good badns lots
The above considered and certainly the
hAnd-ome and valuable beautiful
oroughae and when 9Th street shall be opened, will be buI
three four minutes walk the National Hotel
Oneourth balance and years
the deferred
interest from the day OF sale deed deed Of
trust taken TILE indispatable. A. GREEN,
June Ud Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-07-03

DISTRICT CoLusniA, -
- Washington County, "
HEREBY certify that Thomas Moore. OF the county
aforesaid brought before subscriber justices
day of June, 1884,
astay epasss hrs enclosures dark bndie horned freh
mich common fze particular marks.
Given under band and SEAL this 18th day OF une in the
1859. p. s. MYER, j. r.. tsEAL.1
The OF the said
charges, aud take her THOMAS MOORE
On 18th street. the northern boundary OF the city,
June 30-da.
The daily union., 1852-07-03

EDWARD X COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, NJ Y,
BROWN, SMILEY, CO,
Liverpool.
Il. @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
10 Kings Yard London.
JOHN NUNROE d CO,
2s Rue Nouc des vc,ores,
GEO N DRAPER, Hsvre
The ships will gold,
bullion, specie, iewely, precious unless bills Of
adng signed here and the value thereof expressed
Scot 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-07-03

CARD-We would respectfully inform customers that
their respective will be handed during the
will be obliged all will call make
early settlement with deons TO have every
during the month of Juy would here inform
are past they
put collection unless
witt us n a few days. w. NJ. sHuSTER * co.
Iune
The daily union., 1852-07-03

NOTICE.--Lnnd 1891 issned 70 the unssr
" signed June sis private Captain coemsns counp',
Aiahna volunteers, and by commissioner 70 the Hon
Brown Uaitsd States House of Representatives srd has ny
been ost naislsd eore, 70 give no'cf
WILL date. make appics
70 the Commissioner of city o. Washington Cor AZ
picste warrant and, further, that have MED earsa
Commissicner u the General Land Ofce 70 prevent me
m.sd Aforesaid. DAVID A. JONES
Az l4-iswsw Of Ns,hchs county, Ms.sspPs
The daily union., 1852-07-03

Orange Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger the Alexandra station ai O'Clock
Passengers connect with sawye5s lines Of coaches
wood and winchester reaching Winchester BY hafpas O'Clock
p. Pare through 81.
By the for Wanentsn, Fauquier Springs
Cupeper Orange Court and Gordonsye
eonnenion with Virginia Central railroad the last named
point thence Charlottesville by sawycr's lines
reaching Waenton Springs early dinner Culpeper
Courthouse by o'clock and GordonsviIe In fall time
Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville. Through Gordonsyic
5awyers the their
hns and exceed BY those other line in the
Saie Msawyer his supervision
the public careful driving good time
all points.
Both Of railways with heavy iron, and
crceed road In the United States and provided with
safety beams guards and all OF approved INIT Of railway trains
Through tickets can be obtained at The Potomac House. Penn "
vana Washington Newton's Mansion
dna. Bass se 100 lbs passenger.
The hrst and steamboats, between Washington and
Alexandra connect regularly with the sbova rsia and
their arrival Alexandria will hnd convey
from the boats TO the railway station.
above numbering
and charged
The fortieth mile in
Fauquisr the Manassas Fauquie
So miles from exandria.
n. n. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex. r. r.
NJ. NJ WELSH, Sup NJ O. X. n.
ll-dtf
The daily union., 1852-07-03
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthinzfou q. snethen

CONTINUES practise Supreme 10 attend
before Congress
against departments and boards Of poo
home and abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands 70 collect de dividends esaces and nhe
of the United and 70
gage negotiate purchase Of oans lands
patent rights in any Stale OF The Union
Particular paid California comnf
20 the United States Supreme Court appeal
Communics siops, prepaid addressed W. O. snetben, Carroll
Place. Capitol , Washington, ID. O., win promV
tcnton. Oct2s-dy
The daily union., 1852-07-03

SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 walnut
~ below Fourth, Phiadephia-wines, liquors
ue Of direct importation om the prodaee had
cheaper than other furnished Of Con-
aud others al Washington city, shortest paid
BY q AdaIns's ErpTesa."
shernss, Sparkling Champagne,
hadclfASg MOet,
Ports, Cieuuot
Red wine, Dinel,
Tenerne, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsick,
iiuseai, and many Others.
froutignan, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Hockbeim,
Carets Of all SORTS Rudesheim,
Eauterne, MsTcobrunn
Bargundes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
BTan4ss of al sorts.
dark casks demjohn, In cheap,
and some very and old
whskey Monongahea Bourbon, spirits,
gin, brandy blackberry wild cherry
London porter and stout, bbls. OF dozen.
Havaaa Cigars,
importation, reliable quality always
wholesale by the quarter boz.
The only establishment where all wnes SC, directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country TTade,
and supplied cask demohn
dozen, or package Of assorted sorts.
Orders BY telegraph, giving limit price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily hled, OF the goods taken back.
familiar all principal wine
ducng countries Of Europe and with beet houses
there enable offer good articles cheap Call aud examine at
JACOB sNIDER, JR'S.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut s., Philadelphia.
Feb l2-dly