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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

New COMMERCIAL ORDER IN CuBA.-A cir.
cular from Messrs. Bayley, Traub & Co., da-
ted Matanzas, Nov, 9th, furni hes the fol-
lowing intelligence
by an order lately published, it is re-
CURED that all vessels arriving at ports of
this Island after the LIST January, 1859, shall
bring with them manifests of the cargo on
board, containing the marks, numbers, kind
Of packages, and their contents, (without
going into particulars, or if in ballast, sta
ting so,) which must be certified by the Span
ssh Consul at the port of departure. A du-
plicate OF the same must be given to the said
Consul, who will forward it to the Collector
of the port whittier the vessel is bound.
The Consuls are to make no charge for the
certificate, and vessels arriving without it
will be subject to a fine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
A appel for Are to the Scx,,,,.
inc Old Brick Mectimousc.
By A CASPER.

sextant ofthc meetinouse WITCH
on" o"ss' vi Is supposed too and make, 6s,,
ana i''es the gas', and sumtimes leaye,a 49,
loose, e"
In wien ease 1t smells orfu-- worse tina, Ian,
And wrnss the Bel and toles it when man p''s'
to the grief OF survivin parduer, and svcsr,
anu tut 'he serVases gifts SOD per annum
wen them that thinks deer, lie, en- ,rv :,
Getn up betoar star-Iite in all ,,o,h
hindi'n fiers when the wether 4, NJ co,5
''' -'''' anu IKE as not grean wood for kipdIer,.
wouldn't be hired to do it for no som...
out oe1tant there are kermoddi,v
" len more than gold wich doant cost no,h;,
worm more anything excep tho Sole of Mann,
! mean pe"er Are, seStant, mean power Are,
IL Is plenty out dores, plenty i. doant M
nat on airth to dew with itself, but ay, abou,
seaterin lesvs and bioin of men. hatt..
IN short. its jest "fre as are" out dores
ou' seNtant, in our church its scarce as pictv
scarce as bank bills wen agints beg for misebu,,
wen sum say is purity often (tant nothin to mo.
wat gi'eaint noihin to nobody bat sextant
u shel aoo men, wimmen and children
oPesha ~ the latter up in lite place,
Some has bad brcths, none amt ,wete
Some is fesery, sum is scroflus, sum ba, hal ,.0,,
And some haint none, aud some amt over clean
n"' every on en- brcethes in 4 out and out and i,
Say % times mint, or million and n half bre,b.
an our,
No" how leng will church full of aro las, a, TIA,
rate,
l ask yoa, say ID minits and then watts to be did,
" ny then they must brethc it all over agin.
And then agin, and so on, till each ha, took :,
down
AZ least ~ times, ami let it up asn and waits mo 70
The same iad's idihie don't have tho priyelidre
oil orcthen his own are, ard cues else
Zach one mus take ratever comes to him
osehtant. doant you no our lungs is bellusse,
10 bio the fer oil life. and keep il from
go'n out and how can bcllusscs bio withou, wind
And amt wind are put it to your conschens.
Are Is tho same to US as milk To babies
Or water Is to fish, pcndlums to ciox..
Or roots 4 airbs unto injun Doctor,
Or little pills unto an omepa;h,
Or boys to gnrls. Are is for US to brethc,
Wat signifies who preeehes II cant breotho
Watts Pola Wat Poiius to sinner who are deay
bed fer want Of broth why scxtan, when We dye
Its only eoa We cant brethe no more that's all.
And now sextant, let the beg of you
? let little are into eur church.
Pewer are is scrtin proper for the pcwo
And do 1t weak day. and Sunday, tew---
1t amt much trouble-only make q hole
And the are will eItn in of itself;
III to como in WHARF it can git warm;)
And 0 how it will rouze the people up
And sperrit ip the preacher, and stop garp.,
Aud yawns and fggiis as crcc,ooai
As wind on the dry Bones the Profit tell, o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

"AN APPEAL FOR AIR TO THE SEXTON &c.
church, or who ever expects to, will fail to
read the article copied into our columns
with the above heading. 1t is fair to pre-
sumo, that it is addressed to sections of wood
en- churches, as well as brick We do not
know of any places where reforms are more
needed than in our churches or rather in our
places of public worship. To 90 into mod
ern church and breathe over and over again
the fetid air, keeps one so busy in his endeay-
ors to keep awake, that no attention can be
given to the words of the preacher These.
Houses of God as they are usually termed
are made by inattention, and for want of
proper notions of ventilation almost pest
houses. As soon as the meetings are closed
on one Sabbath, they are shut up, and the
bad air shut in, until the next Sabbath, to
be breathed over again We have always
thought that attending church under such
circumstances, is worse than performing
pilgrimages.
Next to good air, cleanliness is virtue
Some churches look as if they were neglect
ed in this particular. We visited splendid
church this summer, not Thousand miles
from Ellsworth, with some ladies from a
city in the western part Of the state, who
had admired the exterior appearance of the
building. and wished to examine the interior
Their first exclamation on entering was at
is beautiful in appearance, but the ''sprins
cleaning must have been neglected for
many years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

VALUABLE RECEIPTS. To entirely clear out
the Red Ant.-Wash your shelves down
clean, and while damp rub fine salt on them
quite thick, and let it remain on for time,
and they will disappear,
70 prerent Moths in Carpets.-Rub or
stsew around the edge and on them salt and
pepper, and they viii not eat them.
10 disturb and preuent Bed Ruys.-After
cleaning the dust of. wash with strong salt
water anything they got on or into,
IN. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

lHE NorE IN New foRS-rhe total vote
for "oTernor-Of'ieial-is distributed thus
Morgan, Rep ?i7,s2s Parker Dem go, $40
Burrows, Am ao,3'j Gerrit Smith, Ab 5 033
Morgan ever Parker lI,4sI,
All the candidates except Mr.. Morgan on
the Republican St,te Ticket have fully 20
900 majorlty-o'errlt Smith having taken
votes from Morgan which wore cast for al
the Other Republican candidates.
Inc aggresat vote Is unexpectedly large
544,7so- Last year it was but 436, 49,
Increase loi ,o9l, or nearly 204 ,09,, or near
y ~ per cent. Very naturally, the Rcpub-
lean minority of %, last year is convert
cd into Republican majority Of nearly
equal amount this year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

Godey's Ladies Book, and Arthur's home
Magazine for December have both been rec d.
We base so often referred to these works in
terms of praise, that it is only necessary now
to say, that they maintain their usual excel
lence, and promise a brilliant future. We
will furnish the American and both of these
Magazines for $500, or the American and
Cooley for $3.50, or the American and Ar
thurs for 1915.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

The KANSAS GOLD MISE.-Tbe Cinc,nna
Gazette has letters from Kansas of Nov. 1th
which speak of the arrival there of three
miners having $4,000 or $1,000 in gold
The three men were employed about three
months IN obtaining thus dust The gold
excitement, it is stated, increases, and the
opening OF Spring will present an emigration
Westward, to the new FL Dorado, never vet
equaled in the history of gold discovery
even surprising that to California.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
The Way the Money Goes.

The cost Of the Government under the
existing Administration is fearful indeed
The following table. which has been COM
piled by the Augusta (Ga) Chronicle, tells
the whole story. 1t exhibits the annual
expenditures during the last ten years, in
GLIDING the Administrations of Taylor, Fill
more, Pierce, and Buchanan
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

The FlLIBusTER EXPEDITION STOPPED
Mobile, Nov. -. Great excitement exists
here in consequence of the detention of the
Walker Nicaragua emigrants. Four hun
dred of them surrounded the Office of Julius
Hssss. to-day, demanded immediate transpor-
tation. or their passage money refunded
Mr.. Smith, the Deputy Solicitor, interfered,
and stated he was congidant instructions
f5on Washington of definite character will
be received by tomorrow. On this assur-
anee the crowd became somewhat paeifcd,
and consented to wait a little longer.
AuGUsrA Nov. 20. A dis patch has been
received here stating that the Nicaragua
emegrants at Mobile have demanded of the
agent who supplied them with tickets full
compliance with the agreement upon which
they were issued. Should he not do SO, vi
olcnce was apprehended.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

The numbering business has been quite
brisk for the last week or two. The ap-
preaching winter. with its icy embargo,
makes it necessary to "make hay while the
sun Shines" a large amount Of the vari-
Gus kinds Of lumber manufactured here, has
been forwarded to market
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

DEMOCRATIC CHARGING. The Washington
Union calls upon the army Of Buchanan
offce-holders to .scharge 20 They don t
seem to take the Trouble to eharge-they Just
grab the money without ceremony. They
don't trouble themselves about any mysteries
of single or double entry, except entry into
the money boxes Il Prentice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
Official Vote Of Hancock County
for County Officers.

CARD EXTRA. The compositorial force of
the American, tender their thanks to P. W.
Perry Esq. for an oyster stew, served at
Coombs' on Friday evening last. Such dish
es are far preferable to "pi," and will be
"docketed' to his credit on the next record
Of ceases ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

RoBRlNG DEAD MAN. We learn that a
man arising in a neighboring town in this
County, on Tuesday, charged with larceny of
clothes, formerly the property of the deceas-
ed man over whose corpse the accused was
watcher. The case was to be tried on We'd
nesday [Oxford Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

Tue STEAMER SEASON. The steamer Dan
lei Webster left this city yesterday morning
on the last trip for the season, and ON arriv-
ing at Portland she will have completed 80
consecutive trips during the season The NJ
Sanford has lost but one trip during the sea-
son.
Both these boats have won universal ia
yor, and their return in the spring will be
most heartily welcomed.-( Bangor Jeffesso-
MAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
TO THE SEXTON.

lThe following lines appeared originally i, IN. n
Tribune Our readers will excuse the as..,o. :,
photography, and the imperfec, poetic me..ur. \,
OF the earnestness of the writer in humane ~,
cause We hope all concerned In church.e,n.... "V''e
read and profit lt- philosophy is admirab,eI viii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

WHAT is TO RE DoNE WITH OUR CHARLEY ?
We nope no parent will fail to read the ar
ticle on the outside Of this weeks American,
with the above heading. We think it about
time to inquire what ought to be done with
the more than half grown Charleys of our
village. If nothing else can be suggested,
start an evening school in which all may en-
ter of any age, and every desirable study
purued
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

CoLoRED lrEA.-Moses Carney, the barber,
whose pole has ornamented the front, on tho
opposite side of the street from our Office, for
the last two years, informs Us that he has
determined to return and locate himself at
Ellsworth again. Moses is good barber,
and during his stay here has shown himself,
a quiet, well disposed and good citizen.
fUniop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

a gentleman in the habit Of enter tanning,
very often, circle of friends, observed that
one OF them was in the habit Of eating some
thtpg before grace was asked; and determin-
ing 10 cure him; upon repetition Of the
offence, he sad FOR what We are about
to receive, and for what James Taylor has
already received, the Lord make US truly
thankful y The effect may be imagined.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

The ILLINOIS AproINrMENr-Hoo Douglas
,ras Elected The following facts and fig
ures from Saturdays Chicago Press and
Tribune verify the statement that, but for
the unjust apportionment, Lincoln, instead
of Douglas, would have carried the STATE Of
Illinois
"Thc thirty-fvc Lincoln members Of the
House represent larger pe pulation than
the fourteen Douglas and Buchanan Sena-
tors. In other words, if the State had been
apportioned according to population, the
districts carried by the Republicans would
have returned torfy-one Lincoln Rel rescn-
tatiyes and fourteen Lincoln Senators, which,
of course, would have elected him. In the
Republican districts it requires, on an aver
age, a population of 1865 inhabitants to
elect a representative, and Al 100 for u SEN
ator suf6ces. On f ir appointment,
Douglas would have been beaten seven in the
House and three in the Senate. lie was
elected for the reascn that $50 voters in
Egypt are an offset to 1000 in Canaan. ="
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

There beng for the first time Republican
majority IN the lower house of the ferritor-
iai Legislature of Nebraska, bill has been
introduced IN to prohibit slaveholding In said
Territory after Jan. !, 1859.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
Indiana Lcgisli.tllre--lI:lilr Ac-
cilent.

fNUIfNfI-JII', -UlII.
A special session of the legislature con-
vencd this morning The House organized
by the election OF j W Gordon, rep. AS
Speaker; A. J. Ryan ntl-Lecompton. clerk:
Geo \. Chapman, rep. assistant clerk. In
the senate j ). Narator, anti-L com ton
was chosen clerk, and James Tynor, rep :,
assistant clcrk. Both Houses then immedi-
ately adjourned.
Cen Robert llama, one Of our oldest ci,i-
zcns, aud the last SURVIVING member OF the
Indiana Constitutional Convention of IsI6
was killed yesterday while walking on the
track OF the Peru and indianapolis railroad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

A married woman in Mephis, Tenn, has
sued an old admirer for damages to the
amount of $50 900 ior breach OF promise
Her present husband joins in the prosecution
with very reyengeful spirit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

SLEIGHISc. The merry jingle of sleigh
bells is heard IN our streets this (Wednes-
day. morning. There was fall of three OF
four inches of snow last night 1t now has
the appearance Of rain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

\ PUBLISHER IN LrcK-By the decease Of
Charles Porter, Esq, Of Haverhill, Mass. +,
his nephew, John Porter, publisher Of The
Rodond Gazette, comes into legacv of
5000; Rev. {. G. Porter, of Bangor, who is
also nephew, has $500. The deceased was
a bachelor, with an estate estimated at
$lj0,0O0, which Was by his will divided
among some thirty relatives and friends,
Exchange.
The editor 5000, and the minister $500
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

PERSONAL. The National Era states that
it 10 the purpose OF Senator Sumner to re-
t:rn to this country in the latter part OF
this month, and resume IS seat in the Sem
ate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

Charles Yater, of Louisville, Ky, diseo-
late character. was sold few days since,
under the yaSrant act, for 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

The Editor of the Advertiser writing from
his western tour, says
Throughout the State of Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, the Chinese Sugar Cane has
been most extensively cultivated during the
past season, and with such happy results as
promise to make Sorghum one of the staple
products of this region of the country The
syrup is really very fine, possessing flavor
which many consider superior to the best re-
fined molasses from New Orleans. find it
figuring on the bills of fare at the best
hotels in this city, as well as in ST. Louis
and Chicago, and from the way il is called
for by the guests, should Judge that IL has
already become favorite luxury in the West.
There is some difficulty as yet in finding a
process for converting the molasscs into well
granulated and chrystalized sugar, but it is
sand some recent experiments in Northern
Illinois have been attended with very favor
able results. Should cheap and ready pro
cess OF obtaining the sugar be discovered, the
results to the West and to the whole coun.
try will be most important and significant
There are intelligent persons in Illinois who
do not hesitate to affirm that within the next
five years the Sorghum crop of that State
will be the most valuable one raised, exceed
ing that ofany of the cereals
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

Buchdnan's Time Table"
$l03 ,656,726 year
SS,654.7 month
1897 pa week
S2s5 $50 a day : -
81 ,2SS an hour ,,,t
$i9s minute ,i
IS, 10 a second
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26

Read Albert r binson's Advertisement Of
Dry Goads.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-26
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
Augusta, Nov. IL, 1855.
An Adjourned session of the Executive Council will he
h'i At the Couocii Chamber in Augusta on Wednesday
the Iftce.th day Of Dccembcr neat.
Adcst.-NoAH SMITH, Jk.
- Secretary Of state.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
MIC (HrRfenherg Medicines.


RE well known and eargery sought FOR throughout th'
/ "a whole Continent Of America
Never Before their introduction could any series Of
popular found that equal any emergency
that always be relied and within reach Of the
Never Before the Gr.efenberg Pills. could you obtain
remedy Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia, Costiyeness and Asthma.
Never BEFORE this Fever and que remedy could any
thing found that cured all Of Ch and Fever for Soc
found for sc any immediate for Burns Bruises
old Sores Erypelas and determinations, either external On
Never Before MarShaII's Uterine CatbOI-
icon Falling Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases
found 20 be cabe Now out Of twelve cured by
m If any physician suppOses that this is merely quaok
remedy would reply, THAT it prepared by Dr. PomerOy,
Of Utica, wealthy old physician of the AOpahic school
shat we win furnish any reputable physician any quantity of it
gratutously his patients; and furthermore,
by writing Dr. Pomeroy he be furnished with its compO
parts the greatest blessing the female the
Never Before the Greenberg Dysentary Syrup,
there certain remedy Bloody Fux Dysentery, Drrha
Cholera-nOE, all can be cured in few hours.
Never Before the introduction Of the Chldrens Pana
ce mother the life Of babe a day. while
under i've years Of age Youthful diseases and strong medicines
carried them of-now this medicine t after the
doctor and have pronounced their hopeless Price
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular as the
Health Bitter, CSC. Why should world
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, while this simple medicine
all times prevent it7
powerful as that compounded by the Grsfenberg Co.
Never Before has the ConsumptYe's Balm found its
ere this entered Deaths dar, portal they been
recommended this in preference many nosums that
Never Before we're Piles and kindred diseases certain Of
cure have certificates OF persons entirely recovered after
Dr. Mott and other great physical had asserted that nothing
but the knife could afford relief.
Never Before could named eyes and weakness Of sight
be cured for 25c. The Eye Lotion does it.
Never Before any Book published that contains
much medical knowledge the Grnberg Manual HEALTH
70 sc II ought to be in every family in the land.
Never Before has any Almanac been published so valu
able the Health Almanac. 1t furnished gauitously by all
Druggists and by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ost27-u u College ST. Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAGLR0AD.


60
TEHIE Great Central Route, eonnsetnE te AsI,nie "a
i Western Northwestern. and Southwestern STATES
nuos Railway direct. Lis read also counectl AZ tlt
with daily lines Of Steamers % al ports ne HE Rivera
md atCieqeland ans saudnzy with Cd cz3
Northeastern Lakes nakng tie most direct, eterf ~ f
r0tsby which FREIGHT can be forwarded g and ul
Jrsu Hesf.
BATES BBTWEBN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrISBUEa.
fIEsT CE6ss.-Boots. Shes, Dry Goods lin - 80.
boxss,t Furs, ReaihsTs, &c, - - -
sEcoND CLAss.-Buoks and Stationary, Dry
t3oods (in tales-l Hardware, Leather &c, - - 80
TH1RD CLAss.-AnTilss Barrag, Bacon and "a, -. 49,
Pork Gin bulk,) Hemp, &c., - - -
fOUETH CLAss-C0Gee. fhh, Bacon, and Pork - - $50.
tpackei,l Lard and Lard OIL, - - 49,
Flour-75cis per bbl- Until further notice.
GTain--35cts. per no lbs, until furthsr notice.
Cotton-s2 per bale, exceeding 500 lbs weight, untl far
Their notice
? In shipping Gooss from any point East o. Raaar1l
particular 70 marx pcgkage '1sf- ftizds iis hro1
Al Goods construed % The Agents % this Isilrc IS f-
nhia Pitlshurg viii Dc i0rEartrd Eith0at dseutl8n.
FtEaHr AsHgrs-I.aFris, Wormey & Co., Memphis ttr1.-
e. r. Sa Co, e. Louis J. s. Mitchell sem RyarsFt-
Indiasa; Dumcsuil, BELL and Murdock aud Carter a.tt,
Louisville KY R. Q. Meldrum, Madison, Indiana 2rri1n
Brown, Irwin Co. Cincinnati, n ". Graham q Co,
Lsnesye Ohio Leah & Co., No s. Kilhy las Boston,
eec ( Co Aston Hou Nes Verk5 No. 4 William street,
and No. Battery Place, New York r. J. Snsr hiaisipha
MagreE K0ous, Baltimore Geo. O. Francicus, FtsnurE
H II. HOUSTON, Gelerg{ Freight .acguf, Page.
H. }. L0ABABRT, SEPT, ARoOaE, Penn.
uurl, i5S-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
No. and Public square, Nashville, Tenn
ME have received and opened our entire stock OF
Nv Fail and Winter Goods,
Embracing elegant lines Of New styles Dress Goods,
Fancy PTins-our usual quality and in good variety,
Mems Wear-a large stock; embracing splendid asOTtmen
OF the finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere.
y-mae Cothinga select acEmentof the better grsdas
together with all such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
as make eomyee Goods which invite the atten
ton Of Merchants only.
This Of goods have opened in Nashville
think we'll worthy the careful attention Of an person.
buying to sell again. laug57l IRBY MORGAN Co.
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE,
FFVEE Prapretors beg inform the citizens Of Nashville and
the public generally, that they have at considerable expense
fitted up the store houses on the Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREEZS,
for the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
customers charge for than they get THIS has been
needed city and hope by strict attention to business
70 merit public patronage We feel certain Of with
own Efforts the immortal FL in the kitchen VIII furnish
pubic the shortest notice We also keep on hand
large stock Of - -
CIGARS CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES And LIQUORS
oct6 jaw. MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

HAVING disposed OF stock of Groceries, Liquors,
&C. Messrs. Carter Wsford 4 Co. Wetake great pleas
recommending them ourfends and customers prompt
business men, who always ready them promptly.
They will always keep hand large and varied stock of Gro
ceriss Liquors, &C.
II. &
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

tlU DoEe3 15s0TIel5
AROMATIC SCIEIEDAM SCHNAPPSs
1000 boxes quarts and nts This article without any doubt
the hest schnapps offered in the United States, and 70 is
dicinal properties has rot its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember 20, Public Square, at B. T. Shields [unel0l