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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-10
WESTERN ANTI.sLAvERY FAIR.

The Western Anti-Slavery Fair will be held in
December.
In announcing our intention to hold Fair prev
ious to the Christmas Holidays we feel that no
other plea for such a measure is necessary than to
remind our friends of the facts, that the slave
power in our nation was never more guarded in
or jealous of its interests, as is witnessed in the
entire subseryency of the General Government to
all its acquisitions, and in the Federal Courts in
carrying out to its utmost limits the provisions of
the Fugitive Slave Law-That the Western Anti
Slavery Society to the utmost extent Of its pecun
larry ability, is faithfully and effectively laboring
through the press and by the lecturer to create a
public sentiment against this "sum Of all villain
ies' against slavery, and in favor Of freedom
aud to the efficiency Of Fairs an instrumcntality
in raising funds for this purpose.
Our markets are good never better, and we are
dcsrous that our friends who sit in the penitude
of enjoyment, in full garncred homes, should know
that every article in common use" the Ornamen-
tai and beautiful as well as the useful, viii be
thankfully received. There is an especial demand
for the products of the farm particularly poultry,
eggs, butter, cheese and fruit. We earnestly So
licit the patronage Of merchants, mechanics and
artists and all others who if their neghbors house
was on fire, would be willing to pass bucket of
water to cxtngush the lames, and we respectfully
suggest to booksellers and stationcrs that our Fair
will be an excellent medium for advertising.
! Boxes or packages sent to Joel Mcmillan, will
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Indlnna aud Illinois, settled largely from th
South, makes u sad show.-ETee Democrat
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THE DEVIL AND TIE BISHOPS.

ny ALANsoS ST. CLAIR.
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emigration passing through their country have dsre-
gasded custom, and AvnsAity. too, il would appear
Instead OF presents. they have treated them hsrshly and
badly The Indians are enraged at this treatment and
HOW seek favorable opportunities of venting il on the
small parties OF 1mgrans. A knowledge of the fore.
going slate OF affairs will instruct the party who are en-
gagged in laying the tcleg raph aud induce them to treat
he Indians kwdyt When they appear give them some
food, and for proper return Of service give them a
return be II what may, and thus skou hs that these
Their friead punish them Tor any bad faith or acts
csa not 6y shoohng Msm Scourge them, or tie them up
ShoU them that you csstrol them
INFORM them, and ConUissce them of the purpose and
nature OF the work Inform them that 1t is placed there
ior their protection and good The President can then
tsk direct 20 them he will not be so far off, will know
ther wants, tand they are pressing this tie-they
want food) Convince them Of the power of the Great
fathers voice by shocking crowd OF them with gal
vsnc battery They will be slow touch il afterwards
ln this simple manner the telegraph be protected
with greater certainly than be done by all the soldiers
ervening places between posts. and there the Indian
would surely destroy the wire. il his snemys prop
ety but if he 10 onvnced that il is his friends property
and good will come to him by permitting it TO remain
there he will not modest il, but will It's preserva
ton.
Indeed their labor be made available, and thus
commence the work of domestcation and Chrisiianza
onhe two great systems by which their temporal and
spiritual exstences may be preserved Their national
existence must, through necessity be destroyed. Ii
would be the part OF humanity to preserve the integral
portions thereof.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
0. M. WOZENCRAFT.
Hon. J. b. WELLER, U. s. Senate.
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supreme Court, OF the United states.

FRIDAY, February IL, 1853.
Samuel Blatchford esq, of New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. So H. Webster, plaintiff in error. u.s. p. Cooper
The argument OF this cause concluded by MIR.
Daveis for the plaintiff in error. I
No. 81. Passac and Hackensack Bridges The State
Of New Jersey This from the OF appeals OF
New Jersey dismissed with costs, pursuant to the
seth rule OF the court
Nos 65'6 A. Sheppard 1t al plaintiffs in error, Us. P.
s. Graves. These submitted on the record
and printed arguments by Mr.. v. K. Howard for the
plaintiffs in error, and by Messrs Davijge and Johnson
for the defendant in error.
No. 81. s. Marsh ct a., plaintiffs in error, Us. f.
Brooks ct al The argument of this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Butler Tor the plaintiffs in error, and
tnued by MIR. Geyer for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until Monday at II o'clock, a. M
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THEN Thousand Volumes Books.-w. NJ MORRISON A.
AZ street. sr door.
50
H books direct from London curious and
divinity history and travels, the fine
which sir H. Nicoss's History
work Egypt ~ flio pses
many beautifully oolorcd Mactns splendid Bible BsydcI's
vols flio complete ~ The
publications. 81 vo' 5000 curious nsp~, charts views Of
md from collection of
healing the sicksner West i5k by
Genuemans Magazine, 1871 vols Bowye splendid
England, 10 to folio Coronation Of George
EdinshuGh Review 10 vos Wild Sports o. the East vols oo
Hlstcey del les
usee Frsnciss vols folio Muzee Royslc folio;
Register 81 vols London Illustrated News. The
plates o above works are besutful
Catalogues h portion ready and FIR
In . fsw day., with very ow prices s6s.d
pshIaWR
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Notice 10 tAs Man4faasreys Of Boiler Iron.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb 10, 1853
The htsenth section OF the OF Congress entitled
amend an act entitled An ac for the batter security the
board Of propelled whole ssam
aud for other purposes approved 3oih August
That all plates Of boiler shall be distinctly
crec, and practicable such place pace that
be LETT visible after the plates worked boilers; The
OF the manufacturer quality the
not hammered, and the place where The
In pursuance the authority department by tbs
above section Of ad law notice hereby
Of boiler iron that In future all be
vessels clearly distinctly stamped in es than
three places each sheet follows diagonal
corners distance Of about -four inches edges
about the middle of each plate
ufsctncr and the Of the where
State.
option parties the name Of the works
II plates formed
hammered before rolled, be also
" ith the above, with the letter G.
II Of charcoal which rolled
IL be marked with the letters q. H.
II ofpudded iron, is TO be marked with letter.
In addition the above the different qualities
3D. will be designated the plates by numerals
No. O. No. ,, &C. THOMAS CoRwiN,
Feb l2-6d Secretary OF the Treasury.
Fiar,ors Prsdnf Of United amsra all
whom may
Satisfactory evidence having James
csusen has bcea appointed consul OF republic Chill
The city Of Washington, District Of Columbia for Ale snda
and the other Of Virginia. do hereby
and declare him free and enjoy functions powers
and privileges allowed
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused
patent and Of the United
Given under hand the city Washington the
Il. 81 February A. ID. 1882 and Independence
United States Of Amcnca the seventy -seves,b.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
EpwAsp Evrrxrr, Secretary Of State.
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Farther from Msxieo.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 9.-~The schooner Acqullla from
Vera Cruz, brings dates iroul Mexico the 21h ul
On the evening Of the 18th ultimo. President Ce
vaios, finding Congress refractory, played the part Of
Cromwell Introduced large body OF soldiers into the
hall, and cleared IL OF the members at the point of the
bayoaet On the evening he issued decree. calling
National Convention meet at the capitol the 18TH
Of june, reform the constitution, elect President
exercise Legislative powers He also gave orders the
troops hosttes against the troops cf
Ura2ua. Two papers Lave been started. advocating
the return of Santa Anna.
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Matne Senatorial Election.

AUGUSTA Feb. l0.--A third ballot in the house
Of representatives to-day for Unitcd States senator,
which resulted follows; Fessenden, wing, 10 Dana,
dem, Is; scattering TO- Fessenden received the
that he received the second ballot and Dana gained
Two, who absent the second baio-the scattering
unchanged. Should the senate vote the same as on
the second baliotFessenden is, Clifford l3here will be
CHOICE Fessenden falling three short OF an election
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NUritE-The New store.-IAMEs T. wutrr - - !.
arm Of white Rrc occupying IN. ,.n =, s'e o me
On ne corner Of Eighth and spsc. h.
pared 70 oner great bargains fancy drv oo
xe and resai and socs call from his Old patrons ma III ~
public and he ~
ss Ne has lus opened new LOT II rooss ~
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Afa,ktis.

Nav YORK. Feb. lip. m.--The stock market to-day
closed hrmsaes Of United States 6's, 1887. 100 Can
on, 1904 Erie, Oil Nicaragua, 36i; Morris canal, "a
Erie conve,bes, of 1871, 93 Harlem, TO- Norwich and
Worcester, b3l Stonington, 57l Cumberland coal, IS
Carey Improvement, sales Money eesy-exchange on
London, 10 per cent premium. Tie Hour market is dali
and prices dsclnedales of 5000 bbls. IS IL So Is
for State, and 80 SO So 81 for southern brands Rye
-four, 81 80. Corn meal, 50 g.
Wheat quiet, and prices downwsrd-red, 100 cents
white 1876 I2s cent? Safes OF 10000 bushels corn 50
81 for white, aud ordinary mixed and yellow 81 s.
Oats, 80 Rye, 81 Mess Pork, Sl6 50
SIG 81; prime do, Si5 60 Lard 81 ii Cotton
quiet-salcs small, and in favor OF buyers
NEw ORLEANS Feb l0--l0 o'clock. p m.-The sales OF
to-day have reached C0 babes lower qualities are
easier, but the better grades quite Arm Middlins.
good middhng 10 cents Sales of 5000 bsgs Rio
coffee at % cents
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IA wAsusaTos, January 81, 1859
cEPARATE PROPOSALS viii be received shce ~
y oath March furnishing all tho
blue rock lime and sand required In hs
The wing Of the Patent Once Building this city
Of quality, oil hard and red,
arch made Of tempered by manual
OF required the laws Of the
Washington sample Of bcks mndc OF the clay
be used will be required from each proposing
Of the denomnnied
large, and building sample of
perhes VIII be required from each person
which will be paid for at tho prices by the
The be OF the best Potomac wood burnt
-four barrels (unhesded) the
the saIdns The conuacor vii, be privileged TO take The empty
The sand Of the best sand and be delivered by
the barrel off bushels. Samples to be furnished.
delivered will therefore
ccived for any number not less than million.
Persons orng furnish the foregoing materials will then
pficea osows For the bricks, hoNssnd for the
separately perch cubic
when laid the wall for the lime, barrel stated and for
Of FIVE Bushels delivery
to be made the building officer he appointed
and receives and the object Of the
the best OF materials contractors warned that nothing viii
Anything rejected must be immediately removed from the
The bidders will required
with bond and approved
the penalty Of ~ supposed
respective guaranty perform
Of the And addition this deduction Of
will be made from each monthly estimate for materials
delivered which cenage remain
United States antiI The contract shall he fully completed
These materials he furnished times
quantities the superintendent Of the building his
require And
required the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
will liberty purchase market the
required and sk Of the delinquent and his
sureties. At4
Proposals furnishing cutting
white pine boards and common heench JOS, suitable for csoa
Ing. WIN. EAsbf ...s =
= let4W E4# Commissioner Of Public BuiIdiner.
Jan o3-oawta ~
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EoN sale In Rockville. a comfortable dwelling
large garden attached containing different kinds Of fruit
sno possessing
.ppson me corner Of and Goth The heahincse III
~ sss ano proximity 70 the District peculiarly
~ =" summer residence for
nedisteiy = Wv W s'" '""' /" Spf'''" wv w"
$50 house for by the month also several
peasant chambers with without board sub,. n, ..
single Apply above. '"A''' ''' 's""e' "
Feb l0-a
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RAsds Liand Free Sod Eomination,

PROVIDENCE, Feb. l0--The soil convention held
here to-day, nominated Edward Harris of CurnbsIland
for governor Siepen Harris, OF Westerly, for eutenan,
governor; and John II Willard Tor Congress The no,ni-
nations OF the other congressman e to the eentro
committee.
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Teo line. daily 10 ue Wsa-T.o ,oae, to United
States uaal, and Adams Co'ferPren route.
ass.r s.puoros o. y.as.
THE Baltimore su.qu~hanns Railroad Company respectfully
announce 10 the travelling public hai hey are now issuing
by s,eam packets the rate Of ssven dol.
isr. The entire distance Ssvslss being miles. which
:sns.. steamers. composed largest as:Ssd
The following list boats, with their day Of departure
from either end Of the line
day leaves Cincinnati vysans.day 49,
keytore ae oapan Charles s'ose, leaves P.bus Monday
skaa Capt, osas Bachelor leave. Pusurs Tuesday
Crystal Palace, Captain Kountr ribus Wednesday
sAori Captain r. Grace, P-eurs Thursday
P.s.g, S.s..n Hugh Campbell, r'tsurs Friday
Ms..ss-r 10 = Captain K,nssscr ri.bus
Passenger. fincpnau by by
tn. EXPIRES. mai, train from Calvert station or ,s c,.c.
Cincinnati IN hours This s.des being swim and aee.e'.
Al the cheapest rate Of travel ever offered 70
Cineiansa lsin conveying p...cas.n III. entire a,
station running Through C'eennsu % hours
Cleveland and Mss.e'on fare
The esprs.s mail train leave. c.iv. station daily a, o. M
and runs through TO Pt,sburg in 10 hours -
Fare to Pttsburg .ss.s.fsw
ssrsorAL sortcv.
od / done daily The the operations
.d which patrons and oay. ws.
70 P,bus Harrisburg Without trouble
eS,mse Of rom train rain Every
nsr Tbs, ndc.e conducive TO n. eo and
vis deserving maintaining for shs the popu-
'i Ps..enss from Washington BY Ms train from tbs. city
ample time % s.ch c.yer station 70, The express mail trim
ar"''' o. ''e VIZ" ''''' ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent Of Transportation
req I'll Ik4th
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TRENTON, IN. I'D Feb 1.-The Legislature Of New Jsr
sey to-day elected MI John Thompson democrat. Uni
ted States senator ia place Of Commodore Siockton re-
signed, lMr Thompson is the broshefinlaw OF Commo-
dofe Stockton
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SENATE cHAnsx,

SENATE CHAMBER, Feb. 8. 1898
DEAR SIR: As we are now engaged in discussing the
subject OF railroad connecting the waters OF the Mis
ssxippi with the Pacific ocean, desirable to obtain al
the information this important question From
your position commissioner aud Indian az ent in Cali.
foIna you have doubt acquitted much valuable nfor-
NATION in reference 10 the different passes through the
mountains, as well the character OF the coun-
try, &c. through which this rosd is proposed to be
sucled should be glad TO have you give your views
on this as well as other questions connected herewith
bill ID also pending Tor telegraph line to the Pacific
and trust you will find il convenient TO make early
reply
Very respectfully. your obedent servant, +
JOHN h, WELLER.
Hon. O. NJ WozENcRAFr.
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NEW YoKx. Feb li.-yosePh Clark, convicted of th,
murder Of police officer Giispy. was hung TO day abon
IL o'clock.
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TrNCLE TOMS Ca MN i> lire dAsoeYrsosype Of Mrs
u sss, ~hof ~ Uneie TOMB CssAn, IL On sikfbfon a.
WA6Ay Pennsylvania ~ test ofsskef
w,M portrait of sonias, the famous oneen Of Song"
Dec LII
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Ns.os from Fort Laramie.

ST Louis Feb 1.-THE Sail Lake mail has reached In
ependence with dates from Fort Laramie to the IL nt
The mail carriers had been able travel beyond that
point three months, the winter having been the
known for years, large numbers OF buffalo
nd anelopes having been frozen death. The be
tween Fort Laramie and Fort Kearncy is fifteen inches
Several Of tho company which with the train
frost bitten, and several cattle died.
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The subscriber respectfully informs his
about be made the classes
sopoot Youse Llps by the adjournment Congress. may
be filled by pupils The charge comprehensive
OF studio. in English French, Latin Natural scisnce
Mathematics will be dollars per academic
year.
IspI.s. AVENUE, near City Hail, February o. 1853.
r.. w. CUsHMAN.
a2ifIms
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ships will BE- accountable r eotA ver
ewelry, stones, unless h
ssned therefor and the value thereof
JAMS
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Strcef, BOSTON ny
Lewts kicc Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly FURNISHED
IN thu Mern and for te accommods
tsoA Y the gsvsi'ins public
ID n-SI
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MARRIED.,

Trinity church, Washington D. c., Tuesday the st by
the Rev. DR.. PYNE, WILLIAM ARMSTEAD PENDLETON, Of
Virginia. to Mrs, MARY COKE, of 81 Louis
February II, 1853, by Rev JANks GALLAHrR United Suites
Hotel, Mr.. GEORGE N. TUNSTlLL to Miss MARGARET 8.
CRUNP,
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ADMINISTRATORS public sale In Phtlade Iphis.-The
Meade gallery II line oil paintings viii he sold
without Tuesday March l5h by order of adnn
81 Of Richard w Meade ESQ., the Academy OF fine Arts In
Philadelphia This valuable
collections
scripture pieces
works Of Titan, Murcio, Rubcn
Tsn~ Lucs Jcrdano Coro, Salvador Rosa Raphael Mena'
verpet, and others. Fl
Also, ans marte basic Washington, by Ccuach
Also, Of Count D'Esane
Also, time and psc-, another valuable gallery by the
celebrated msssers Of the old school.
fine modern paintings: the whole forming
valuable collections offered
eoos and win positively be sold without
limitation.
Catalogues may application NJ Thomas Sons,
aucuonecrs.
PsItApslrarA, February, 1859.
Feb t2-d3t
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From Nicaragua.

The date, from Nicaragua the 3D. Ga that day
Don Trieste Comorso elected president, Cason.
Four of the Jeus expelled Eom Costa Rica had
at Nicaragua, on their way to Guatemala
The steamship Crescent City leaves here for
New York.
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Passage Of tie Liquor La,o in .siehigan.

DETROIT, Feb. l0.-Tho Maine liquor law passed h
legislature yesterday, aod will bs submitted the peop
for ratification or rejection the special election JUL
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Red River Ran.


the advertisements heretofore insert
ed this subject have been Withdrawn aud the following subsu
luted in their stead:
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT
Proposals Department. until
OF April the distractions in Red nver known
the Red river h and keeping the navigation OF SAID river open
by RATS series of
bidder viii propose remove the said ran aud to keep the
the OF sooooo specifying in his bid The time within which he
day January, 1851 number Counting
said rmova during which be binds himself keep the nsvi
CATION OF IRON
the bidder provided the
satisfied with his responsibility and with the security offered BY
who shall said raft and to keep The river free
thereby for longest period of time
The win be required give his bond for $40 ooo with
faithful Each bidder will
viii, his proposals the names Of the persons whom he
offers sures and declaration signed BY them that they will
bond suretes above menoned and also the ce6
district judge United State: for The State which he
said securities respectable ct1en and that he
worth $40 o0a aud above all their dcb and
liabilities No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
OF the Of appropriated for the above object
to witt Whenever report portion
ran been removsd the shall be by officer
he fact department pay proportion said
removed shall bear the entire ra
wok remaining will be paid equal
nln instruments corresponding IN number with the number Of year.
,on OPEN department sole Judge
Each bid be for the whole IT, for the removal Of
separate proposals portion. considered.
proposals be addressed the undersigned marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red river rsnn
"L..- Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
All papers which published
subject hereby authorised publish this and In additions
Of Little Rock, and the Telegraph of
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
Bach paper advertising will copy the paper containing
the Advertisement IA
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United States Patent Once,

Washington, February >, ls5a
for me extension Of granted hm the 'wess q
May for an Improvement in ships gale, for ne dis.0a
which tales place on ,he ,wsn,esh day q Nay lssa-
ordered he, h d o. e beard = the rs ss n
are noned 20 appear and show cause IL any they have why ="
rsson opposns tho srssssor arc r.qursd
ono; ss. .v.s. ct os v wd.s . ~.m
the said hearing INSET b. taken and transmitted IN &C
coaner with the rules Of the ONCE which will BE- furnished on ~
pub,hsdia National IntsIen
"a, Albany State Register AIs:uy NY 1Ie.s.. New fsi
ton Mass. for previous M
18th of April next, the day Of bearing .
Commlssscner Of Patents
r Of the .soy. WIN p,s..s copy, and ,ead their
bills 10 the Patent once with containing this notice
United states Patent Oaee.
Washington, January 70, Ic'
IN petition Of Frederick Dmpe Of Philadelphia, Pcsng
y. S . 20 -: q :sss
fuel and eon.smns smoke for seven pears re" Tho %
teen bundled and nny-lhree, CassJ- -,
ordered th., n. sid p.den = heard = N. r.'en, One
notified to and show they hsvs WY
Persons opposing required ne III. r,
once their objections specisy forth IN writing least
be used al the sd hearing mus, be taken end sse
with the rules Of the once which win be furnished on ~
Ordered, s.o, pus'shea National n,
sss rao Ssoqe M..nd inquirer s' fs.ss
sn. kgs New y0ss ,w and Daily nss ps.'9"
day Of hearins-ihs fourth day Of April next ,onays
Commissioner Of fsts,"us,
sEditor. papers please copy, and send w
Jan al-iaw3w -
THn AMERICAN DAUPHIN-New supply Of rS'S,S s.l
Mss,sns for reen.y irving The uoausuossc sr sSA a
. Green Bay Wisconsin ne ,:;ssys s..s,.
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if7-The Fourth BAPTIST Church (Rev. II. Q. Teas
dale pasor will hold their meetings next Sabbath in the lecture
College, southeast of and 2h
the morning IL O'clock and
Z O'Clock.
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yTOLFE'B Celebrated kchtedam Otn, called Aaueaatic
SchnappsN0 other Holland II purity Of
obtained either relgn
any price. by the proprietor sxcuveIy
schedam in Holland BY process. peculiar 70 b.:
favored hash berry or
variety e Italian Juniper barry, more
vnous extract distilled ecti6ed wi spiTiu0us solvent
ncuru Of exqus and
aroma altogether in it, cordial properties o
land gin heretofore known.
by principal druggists In the United States
Beaver street, 49, Ngf ,Fa