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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
PATIENTS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.

AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
No. ID State ST., Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS The
Il Subscriber (ate Agent Of the T. S. Patent Office
der the Act of 1880 determined to present advantages
i'll applying for patents, superior to those offered invent
by others, has made arrangements whereby app-
cations prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL
LARS (instead of ,centy paid back by others,) will
be RENTED by him in Of failure to obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection Caveats, Specifications Assignments and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this and foreign countries prepared and advice render
cd ON legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions
and infringements of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specifications
the most reasonable TERMS but avail themselves of
the experience of twenty years. practice, extensive Ii
brary Of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts
of patents granted in this and other contres besides be-
ing saved journey to Washington the usual great delay
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents. Copies of claims of any patent furnished by
hitting acknowledgements recorded at Washington
II. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
s'During the time 1 occupied the office of Commissioner
of Patents r. H. EDDY ESQ, of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor of Patents There few,
if any, persons acting in that capacity who had SO much
business before the Patent Office; and there were none
who conducted it with SKILL fidelity and success.
regard Mr.. Eddy of the best informed and most
sfl Patent Solicitors in the United States and have
hesitation in assuring inventors that they employ
person competent and trustworthy, and more
pabe of putting their applications in form for
them easy and favorable consideration at Patent Office,
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"PATENT OFFICE,-.
''R. II. EDDY, ESQ, Boston, Mass.
''SIR-Iour facilities for the prosecution of any bust
connected with this Office equal to those Of any
other agent, am very respectfully, yours, &C.,
Commissioner Of Paients.''
Boston, Sept. ! 1858. 1y4S
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
BOTANIC MEDICINES!
StOddard & Leonard, Agents,


NO. 2 CRYSTAL PALACE, MAIN STREET, BRAT
TLEBORO. D..
TNIE subscribers would say to the citizens of rattle-
J. boro and vicinity that they have established an A.
gency at SToDDARD 4 LEoNARDss for the sale of
Pure Vegetable Medicines!
of their own compoundng-the same preparations they
have used in private practice for years. and which will be
found efecua perfectly safe, in all diseases for which
they are recommended Each bottle is labelled with full
directions and the purposes for which thoy useful
For all diseases of the Blood the scontodon Teroxcum
Rumex Crispus Compound, Alternative Syrup, is the
best article now in use The Female Regulating Cordial,
for all female weaknesses and Irregularities, is splendid
article. For Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Com
plants resulting from teethng, &C. the Neutralizng Mix
ture Cinnamon Cordial, Dysentery Cordial and Cholera
Syrup are the medicines have used with such great
when bowel complaints have prevailed as an cpl
demic ..fiso may there be found Composition, Hot
Drops, Nervous Powder, Cough Balsam, Group Syrup,
Stimulating and Rheumatic Liniments, Stomach Anti
Bilious Pills. Healing Burn Saye, Anti-Dyspepte
Bread, Nerve Drops, &C.
The Soothing Syrup offer for sale superior to Par
egorc, Godeys Cordial, Stomach Bitters, Gensing'
Anti-Dyspeptic Bers & superior to other Spring
Bitte for general debility, loss of Appetite &c, &C.
Tho above compounds need only to be tried to gain an
BRADLEY & ANDREWS
New Haven, Ct, April %, 1888. tfSS
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Take Notice,

Take Notice,
TTNHAT have given my son, Seymour Kelsey, his time
Il during the remainder of his minority, and that L
shah claim of his earnings pay any debts OF his
contracting after this date.
HOLLAND KELSEY.
Marlboro Sent 9th 1853 5l@
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28

Wanted, Immediately,
A SMART, active BOY to work in our Store. Also a
N. Young Man to learn the Tailor's trade
Also, ten GIRLS to work Coats, Vests Pants.
Also, ten Girls to learn the Tailor's trade
l.. G. PRATT & co.
Drattleboro Sept Il, 1858. 3w40
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
II f. o II Il n E ID,
GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. Granite Row.
l.. G. PRATT & co.

HAVE had their Store remodelcd and enlarged, with
IL the view of increasing their business by giving their
whole time and attention to Genemens and Boys Clio
thing and Furnishing Goods and fully prepared to
show their customers and those who may be visiting Brat
tleboro, full assortment of
Fall and Winter Coats, Vests G. Pantaloons,
in every variety of approved style for Mems Boys
They guarantee their stock of Clothing will compete with
any other in this State, for good material, workmanship
and Low Prices.
Those wishing garments made to order they respectful
ly invite to examination of their Fall and Winter
Goods, consisting of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Vcstings, &c,
of the newest styles which will be made up for Gentle
and Boys in the best possible style, at the shortest
notice
Also at this establishment may be found large ossort-
mcnt of Gents Shirts Collars, Under Shirts Drawers,
Stocks, Cravats Scars, Gloves, Hosiery Suspenders,
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, &c, &c.
5 The following plan will be adopted which we think
will be advantageous to customers well as our
selvesThe price of each article is marked in plain fig
urcs very small advance above the first COST and
deviation from that price Every article will be warrant
cd in every respect as represented.
No pains will be spared to have every garment well
made and the best of Trimmings used
Terms cash, approved credit not to exceed months
Purchasers will therefore be Of getting good Goods
at the lowest prices Call and see.
J.. G. PRATT,
ID. S. PRATT.
Brateboro, Sept lth, 1853 Gw4J
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04
Mobile.

We copy from the Advertiser Of the ID instant the fol-
lowing paragraphs
The Ma-The only change made so far in the schedue
l. In the Eastern and New Orleans mails. Instead Of
closing at five o'clock in the evening the Eastern mail
VIII hereafter close at and the boat will leave at
IL O'Clock NJ. The New Orleans mail will close at IL
NJ instead Of II a. as in times past and the steamers will
leave at O'Clock
in .fr7irai-The United States Revenue Cutter wm
n hlng, Lieut.. seden commanding. arrived Yesterday
from Key West and lies anchored in the river oppo
site the city.
Meeting Of SteogRoat Captains and Oulers-A meeting OF
captains and Owners of steamboats, plying the rivers
empying into bay held yesterday morning over
H. o. Brewer Co.'S office for the purpose of making ar
rangements for uniform tariff Of rates of freight and
passage up and down by each of the rivers. Captain
b Massey was appointed Chairman, and Capt j. N Mar
tin Secretary of the meeting
schedule was agreed upon and committee appointed
70 attend 70 the prntng The new scale of prices goes
into operation on the Sth inst.
The rate per barrel all up-river freight is raised
from 80 to 70 cents and cotton from 81 81 so per
bale
changed but sg ght advance has been made the Big
bee and Warrior river rates
quite fair crowd present. and much unanrnity
and good feeling peryaded the whole body There were
also, in attendance several of our city merchants who
seemed to think our steamboatmen justihabe in the
course they have taken
Welearn that the Of boausn have gone up within
the past year beyond precedent those paid areor
Pilots 500 per month for First Engineers $3.50 and for
the Second Engineers Sl00 while the boys engnes
are paid $50 and the deck hands $50 to $40 per month
In addition 10 the wages other expenses rapidly
the advance Wood is worth the landings on the
river SO per cord and at the vharves in the city SO
per In order to comply with the requirements of
act passed at the last Congress the
the lives of passengers etc they placed under fur
ther expense of $1,000 to $4,000 per annum.
lie meet these advances some such movement thi.
they think necessary and it is entered into with camnsss
aud deberation and yet without first consulting the
views Of persons unconnec;ed with the business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

AsspUiTY 4 CHEyALER DISDusrRIE.-The Albany
Transcript records the dongs Of Ghevser dIndustrie
who answers to the name Of E Gustavus Perkins He
arrived in that city the afternoon Thursday last
week and within three days after picked gentleman.
poeket-took lodgings at genteel boarding house-ad-
yertised for wife and audience fifteen ladies
old and young who believed themselves qualified to make
him happy-aecepted six of them. and received gold
ring from each pledge of her complete the
nuptial arrangements-broke open his andiady's cup
board aud stole all her silver spoons-was detected in
the act of rumagng fellow -boarders trunk-got kicked
out of doors-was pursued through the by
ther Of one Of the anxious applicants for armopy who
swore to infct summary vengeance upon him-took
fnge from his pursuer in millinery shop-stoe four
pieces of satin ribbon from his kind protsctress the bon
nnet maker-was met and recognized by another of the
young ladies with whom he had contracted matrimo-
al alliance-was charged by the young lady with OBJ
tanning her heart and ring under false pretences and
soundly thrashed by big draymap who volunteered
champion of the injured virgin Sext he obtained lot
of assorted hardware by representing himself partner
of mercantile firm in Chicago-took passage for Buffalo
arrested in the Utica, and taken back to
Albany, where he underwent examination and was
consigned to the lookup All be it remembered in three
days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04
TELEGR.4PITC ITEMS.


Mobile Nov "a rencontre took place last evening in
,oyal street at about sundown between Mr. Jennings
s srrast and Edmund oReilly in which Marrast shot
oBeilly who died Instantly
Nsw York Nov ANDREW jackson Allen the Oldest
member men Of the histronc profession in the United States
great ten mile race betveen . ceiabr..ad ,-o,,;,,
and an equally celebrated PAGER took place on the
t instant on Centrevle Course Long Island for stake
o. ten thousand dollars Prince the rotter Hero the
.he atter gave out In the sixth mile Prince Of
course winning Eve. pspers
NeU York, Oct 27-The steamer Northern Lizbt has
rVed here from Norfolk where she put in short Of coal
Lancaster Pa, Oct. pa man named Daniel pe,s,,
from Marietta in this county was killed almost Instantly
n evening by being run over By amigrant train 20
ing westward o
Cincinnati Oct 26-The order Of Judge MeLape Of the
- Circult Court, prohibiting the publication Of the
trial OF the Martha Washington conspiracy case coutp
YES to excite great attention The Daily Sun set hs Nv
ger OF the Court at defiance and published full report
OF the proceedings this morning to-day Judge Nc
Lane ordered the Sun Reporter of the Court not
Wtnsandng that the latter had taken bis notes outside
tne par Inc sun proprietors threaten to bring civil
suit against the Judge
Proridnoe r T., Oct 27-The most disastrous fire that
has ever been known here befel our city this morning II
Is stu raging and it is impossible to say where the flames
VIII De checked large number Of houses stores and
other buildings are already in ruins At this time can
very heavy. 'S "N' ~
Pms5ursh Oct Pa bloody riot took place last night
ABOUT thret males west OF Washington Pa between two
parties OF railroad aborers party Of Connought men
from the steubenville railroad whilst passing along tbe
National road to work on the Hemphed road met
party Of Corkoniaps, when a terrible row eusued Two
men mad their skulls fractured and otherwise Sc
fo1sy injured One is not expected to live The military
aud posse Of police were called out to-day and hfy
were arrested, but the balance escaped
Ne0 York. Oct 27-H Dwight, Jr, a railroad broker
mas suspended He ID largely involved
Montpelier, Oct. 27-The balotting for Governor was
resumed to-day On the first ballot Fairbanks received
luz; Robinson III Brainsrd, freesoil blank On the
second ballot Fairbanks 1Oi Robinson lie Branard IL
Buffalo Oct 25-The steamer Queen City sunk along
side the wharf at Erie
Cincinnati Oct 26-It has rained steadily here all day
hogs are In good demand for November delivery at SIS
About $4,000 have been contracted for SO far
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

Discovery A SILVER MINE NORTH oARoLIsA.-
The Raleigh Star states that silver mine has been dis
covered in Stanley county which is believed to be I'M
mensely rich The vein is said to be three and half
feet wide and has thousands of sheets and Jumps of silver
all through it. 1t is estimated that the ore Is worth
from 81 so to Sc per every eight pounds The mine has
been purchased by a company which will proceed very
soon To deYeion It's wealtb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

Coal SMoEn-The Grand Jury lately in session at
Pittsburgh have returned coal smoke nuisance and
have asked its abolition
We therefore recommend to the proper authorities the
enactment and enforcement of such law will mitigate
abate this growing evil, hurtfu the public well
fare This plan of mitigating the nuisance of smoke has
been, informed, adopted in of the
featuring towns and cities OF Europe and if this reform
commenced do not doubt the genius and public
spirit OF manufacturers will discover and apply
remedy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

FEoM PrRSAMBueo--We have intelligence from Per-
nambuco the 18th ut Business generally quite
dull. There extreme scarcity OF tonnage, and
freghts likely to rule high in November when the
export of sugar expected to commence The
stock of -four estimated about fourteen thousand
barrels of which halt was American.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

GREAT ENLosloS OF GUNPowDER Loss OF LlFE,-A
squirrel hunt of at Worthugton last week in which
sixteen men, eight side, headed by Melvin Knapp
and Elisha Tower engaged. The whole number of
squirrels killed 1876, and game of all kinds Ii 900
But squirrel has been in the vicinity since and
he mendcant for the sympathy of passing traveller
springfield Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

THE RIGHr sPtRIr.-Henry Q. De Apan tenders to Col
ecor Bronson his resignation of post in the Custom
House from au unwllinguess continue in his position
under any change that may have taken place in the col
lectorshpn lie also thanks Mr.. Bronson for many o-
cal kudneses and for comforting the position the
request of the Hon W. h. Marcy, Mr. Theodore ,sedg-
wick and other friends"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

Tvs oFFioIAL YorE-The official returns Of the iar9
election in Pennsylvania show total vote for Judge OF
the Supreme Court, Of 2s2 +92 falling of compared
with the Presidential vote last year of lee $50 votes
The Native American vote higher Surveyor General
being s15o the Freesoi vote is 6ej The democratic
msjorities range from 81 as down 26.42l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

NEw TowS IN vtRaNiA-1t is stated that certain
capitalists have purchased eleven hundred of
land just below the Guyandotte river in Virginia. for
whish they pay sssooO They contemplate laying of
portion OF in lots which expected
sell well and readily Guyandotte being the focus Of
grand system Of railroads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

JupGE BEoNsoS.-The New York Evening Post of the
26th ult says: 1t appears by Goshen letter that
Bronson was not nominated for the United States Senate
by the Democratic Convention in Orange county The
convention refused any action the subject and
adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

A LARGS FAnrRE.-A letter to mercantile firm in
Boston published in the Transcript of the 23i ult
the failure of the brothers Dago for the of
sl0OoOO They offer pay their creditors at the rate
of Sl5OOOo per annum with interest at six per cent
Their creditors are numerous,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

LAuNoH.-The steamer Ceres built for the Atakapas
trade will be launched this Saturday afternoon from
the Jacksonville ship yard, OF Messrs D. X Howard.
She is boat being constructed for Captain j. Labarthe
and of the following dimensions; 40 feet in length,
2sls feet BEAM 26a feet floor louisville Courier 24h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

PisE-Loss OF LIFE.-A fire occurred at Memphis
the night of the 9th ult during which a loeksmith
named Patrick shannon who intoxicated at the time
was burned to death His wife almost frantic when
her husbands death was communicated to her. shan
was about so years of age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

nRUGS, CHEMICALS, E1C.-The Sub.cri-
s,oe 6es have 1 ''S,s n2d 70 e, s,ls the following
dsIgohSs SPIRITS NifRE, aRi 10 caS6a ASEhGAS Sa
81 ea,a. sS AdEit 4GTA scb sAcMbSoSA A.. is,g{, rJ
?o9 ksgg , GARB SODA 50 bb, SAL SODA;
% DO flour BRasfSSEH 70 SHhsa . d. rkk6EAS k6I b.
cases fESkeY HslY Jun 'iilf sYRs aq's as WHITE WAX
500 pounds GRis GHEktf ltIp 1fuM 'eod TAkTARC Ac
bales ss PR4fSf PssSsH fEt ssas' sA0SSjSEEDi
20 6Oies cAL6INED AL MAeStsIA 10 cases CARS. M dO
s sS g g ESSS ESS6sHfR aS5f AMERICA, d.
isS Ss Do. TAsTAR 81 EMfl1G RIFE MASS 200 doi
S 49, Eg9 opNs , Ii9 de- LoDDE PorAssE
10 ounce. sTRYcaSSf99 sS pas 4
And slarge assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS ETC.
g bis nA LgMP ALUM; 30 do. POWDERED ALUM;
do do sssht94a s9FfESAf 10 DO roWoERsP TgRMEsc
10 cases SPONGE 80 tsss CoRKs, various Kinds;
So do TowNstNb'S Sales.--future
To- boxes UJuBE PASTE; 10 kegs ptPoN sALTPETRE
10 do. HOPS, enc. etc. " ~
They would call p'rtglsr to their stock Of ESSEN
Essential OH Of Almonds sweet bitter Essential OIL of Ami
s S o,gg n psssA Cloves Juaipe Lavender Lemon
mas psamu veIbepa, wngreen etc. ETC. Al sussnsed pure
Dr. hAyb jAYSEs OafE MEbGiSEss? 81 G5iiiSSR,s?'a'r' prices
Bh6WISG 4 EROS SELECT SG POWDERS,
MuRR%Y's M iIGR5 FIGi6 MHdSssTSo.u MHHHdiSSEsious PILLS.
Do DO CAMPHoR;
PLASIENs CAPsuLES OF COPAIBA etc;
yvt}Tf,S 3 OF SARS PARIILA and oUBEBs
HENRY's cALCINED MAGNEsiAi ~ ''N'
3 IAN buL%S %&@S sARsAFatlffio1;,:' FsG f'fio;, etc.
L.. j, % m, 7afp r. ,,t.,Iaa aat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

FArAi. AecIpEsr--The wife Of Burwsl Brdewell was
killed the 18th ult, springFihe, Ind by the
falling Of sapng 1t seems she was in the woods ssher
ing grapes and vas killed instantly by pulling upon her-
self vine attached 70 tree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

GROPs CuRAA letter from Cuba of late date says
The season here has been uncommonly dry All
the crops lost reo and the fields suf-
ftring you may imagine from prolonged drouth
There be uncertainty to the crop of the Island
generally 1t will be short one although the sugar
will be Of superior quality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

REroRr UYas Jrpas.-rhc fierce and bloody Jsifreys
wishing to impair the erediby Of witness In casa
before him said in open that he knew him.'
b assaed witness answered that would teach him to
be more careful ever after how be made acquaintsneea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

WAsHISerOs-we subjoin the following paragraphs
from the Star OF the 9th ult:
Ndrai Officers, Ordered Detached, cc-Lieut Richard
Forrest has been detached the soopofwar Cyane
and has three months leave OF absence.
Captain Rodman Lewis has been ordered the rigate
Columbia the flag ship of the Home Squadron
4asrican Dipiomatists Going .qJ,Oqd-we understand
that the new Minister to France, the Hon John
Mason and the Minister TO China. the Hon r. NJ
bodt Mr. Meane goes The overland roe Tbs Han
Carroll Spence United States Minister Consantinope
leaves on the I'd proximo the naval steamer saranac
from Norfolk.
be seen that large number Of strangers our
city More than at other time since the prevalence
OF the ofhce-seeking epidemic,
The Union of the 2sth ult contains the following
items
The Hon. NJ S Latham member elect to Congress from
California arrived i'll the Northern Light Senator Twin,
lady and family, Senator Weller and Hon j. A MeDou-
the 10th inst
Hon. 7. L. Clingman, reelected to Congress from
North Carolina, amongst the distinguished arrivals
in Washington on yesterday. lie stops at the National
Hotel Ex-Governor Mason, of Maryland is Gadsby's
Hotel.
President Pierce accompanied by his private secretary
present at the Agricultural Fair They returned last
evening, highly delighted with their visit
THE WAsrrNGros GLoBE-John c. Rives has issued in
the Washington papers prospectus of the Daily Globe
which will be commenced at the next session of Congress
1t to be of the size OF the Union and will issued at
five dollars year. Mr.. Riyes says:
will have corps Of sixteen Reporters in Congress
each in succession will take notes during five minutes
then retire prepare them for the Press put them slip by
slip in the hands of the compositors and thus while
debate is going i'll Congress IL will be in type and
in few minutes after it is ended it will be in prnt and
thus the debates of Congress will reach the cities
two hundred and fifty miles from the Capitol before
daily morning papers are in circulation.
The miscellaneous news l shall be careful TO gather
from remote sections of the country by telegraph will
moment transacted in them and all the city of con-
sequence sufficient time be put into the Globe and
mailed in the Express Mail trains
UNuEp STATES MARINE HosPlrns-we understand
that all but four of the Marine ospitas-at Louis
vile Paducah, Napoleon. (Ark) Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Cincinnati st Louis and Cleveland nearly completed
Those at San Francisco Evansville, ycksburg and Port
ally eos-exclusVe of the value of the land which
structed a uniform plan The Francisco Hospital
will of cost much more. Washington Sentinel
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MALAGA FRuIT.-The schooner Tryphena which arrived
at this port Saturday brought the first Malaga fruit
which has arrived here this season The cargo consist
ing of rans lemons ETC. sold at suction this
whole boxes SO Is half do. first choice 81 II quarter
frail The sale attended by the heavy firms in the
grocery line and the bidding was brisk and lively Bos
ton Transcript, Oct u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

& NHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN.
DEssaIarae Of the of 1895 I7s lsO9 and 1905
and qualities. ''s - -''S-'f
WNEsod Reserve Pahetnho, South Side East India
deai Daf Gordon aud Harmony Sephews Sherry Old Pert s
And Sparkling Hook BSuzy Feur de sry Hetsk and
Of all qualities. >i "'' :" 'AsA' '''
Holland Gin Jamaica and St CroI Irish Old Roanoke
and od Rye whisky Brandy Fruta und Fruits Juice Coria
every description BOXER Berlin and Gouleys Btters everything
able terms as can be found, for cash city paper. ~
2G0 essks PORTER aud ALE pints and orarts
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