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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
PIANOS! PIANOS

PIANOS! PIANOS!
PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOSl
A H. GALES & CO.'S Full Iron. szsSevz
"A. Frame Piano Fortes. Every NY %
body is respectfully invited to go to
H. G. Tyler's Jewelry Store, and sec and hear
those magnifcent-t Pianos, which are ac-
knowledged by thousands to be the finest Pianos
in the world They are manufactured expressly
for the Southern climate, and have stood the test
for the last 20 years. They are made with the
full Iron Frame and felt hammers, producing a
purity and brilliancy of tone unsurpassed by ans
makers in the world.
Piano Covers and Stools, Melodeons. &c..
always on hand, for sale. s. r. CHILDS.
YazoO City, April 80. 1859. Nv
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advertisements.
w. R. CROXTON,
House and OrnnmcntaI Fainter


PAPER HANGER, etc.,
Dealer in Paints, Varnishes, WindosO- Glass
Window Shades, Wall Paper, de-,
Of every description.
Main Street, YaZOO City, Miss.
r 1MITAT0R of all kinds of wood and marble
All manner of House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting done promptly, and in the latest anc
best styles. Paper-hanging OF every description
neatly and durably put up and well varnishe
Pastering whitened, and warranted not to rul
off. Paints, linked and unmixed, of all color
and the purest Materials Oils, Varnishes, Wal
Paper of every kind, Window shades, Fire screens
Window Glass of all sizes and shades, (pain AM
ornamented,) &C., &c., constantly on hand AM
for sale, on moderate terms.
LIGHTNING RODSi
In connection with the above busin IS th
subscriber has opened ia Yazoo i'ity,
A LIGHTNING ROD DEPof
where he will keep constantly or bafa
ply of superi. Iron md Cnfba rHt
Trimmings, Sc. the yer plinses1tfa
is supplied with tie la-e~t aea mo. lre
fixtures and appliances ono prep,rea Sa ptr
any description T Lightning BoA IN Uraeaf
substanti.i manuer whenever and Fheler is
sired The materials he VII use age eseran.t
genuine and inferior to u9na wbich ari ans sci
ence have produced Tho Iron Rods ara mada Of
cafhonized annealed iron. Tith zin5 projectors
combined with electro-postiye elements IN the
manufacture, making them equa to copper as
conductors All the Rods are in ten feet lengths.
with accurately fitted brass screws, connecting
joints, mounted with solid copper points. plated
with gold and silver, snd surrounded at the base
with angular negative magnets, which possess the
power, to an extraordinary extent. of discharging
the opposite elements of the most fearful tlhnder
Storm The fastenings and insuators are the
most ingenious and complete ever manufacturel.
Taken as whole, these Rods are far superior to
any yet introduced into this market, and the
most perfect silent conductors ever presented to
the public.
All orders in this and the foregoing branch of
business, promptly attended to, and satisfaction
bs2s~ Satisfactory references given. if desired
W R. CR0XTON.
Yazoo City, Miss, April 2, 1859. [1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
ORIG GS' PATENT pa.
Or any other FIRST CLASS INSTp TwoS W.
WI ELODEONC ~ MEM

Child & Co s mequaled Mslos;.
styles, for Church or Parlor pH.1uians po,s Of 4
Agents for the South for these fr1ag fava WhOlesaI
ments we are enabled to sell than b'Oille instr
whol sale prices. AZ The regul1
NloLlN5 of every variety of prioo
An erican and imported Flutes CIor, Fnave thebl
los tlageolets, Flies, Bass and Sna ,OnetS Pic,
BanJos' Tamborines, Sax Horns corna, o~are Drum
bones, Violoncellos, Double or GCS,uelS' Con' Trou
Ac9Crdeons, Futinas with or witbOvt Ut'Ts T Base
itsh-pipes, Tuning Forks, Tupins ITpenOaa T
Metronomes' Portable Music Desks wan vMianner
Gultar Cases, Violin Bows, Bow : u vlOlla al
bridges Finger Boards, Tail. pieces Mu.a & PPeg
HnG-Pins' patent Guitar Heads. Clar;no, 1 h'
ana NoHth-hleees, Sax Horn and Coraot V' 4 Eeed
W e' ,li' aa 1nd ~ lH.b STp.. o0oN
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~ E w A r RAN MENTS
ATTHE
UNION BOTTIING DEPOT

mn No, 81 Green street, Georgefoicu d. C.
Inc underslgned respectfully announce TO their
friends and the public in general that they have at
large expense remOdled their esta bli shment hay-
Ink spared no pains in making every necessary ar
rangement for conducting their business systemati-
eaIly; We have introduced the water from the
Warrington Aqueduct, and also added thereto A
large hterer, through which the water passes so
that 1t becomes perfectly clear.
They now fiatter themselves that their MINE
RAL WATERS cannot be equalled in the District.
In adait 70 t. the above tn have laid large
brated bfewerieS in the United States.
Also, lo;gS gallons Of prime E EASTERN CIDER,
ties. " III wy
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE
BUXTON, and PHILADELPHIA ALES put mn
hand. VI
All orders by mail, given to our drivers, will be
promptly attended to. " "
III AL good delivered free of charge
ma q (States) Army & SHINN.
FOR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
i RAGE, which will ba disposed of on reasona
BILE terms. Apply As above. ma 2S
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DIED,

In this city, ON the evening of the 18th instant
Mrs POLLY HILL, in the 18th year Of her age
Another star has set In her death the Church O
Christ has lost one OF IT'S brightest ornaments and
strongest pillars. She WAS converted in early life
and IRON that time until her death. period Of fty
tiAn. -. - :. - 'S'--'
= Her funeral Will be taken to Mount Zion Church
Inc Irisnds Of the family respectfully invited e
rom her late residence, 2lst street. between
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New York Markets.

NEW ToRK, July l2.-Flour hss;declined iss2nc
State IS 3Oa5 u.s. Ohio IS SOa6 40; southern s6 2is
s. 20.
Wheat closed with declining tendency; south
ern red 81 S. Western red 81 IS; do white 81 IS
aSl Sc
Corn closed with a declining tendency; mixed
s6as7c.; yellow Ole
Pork closed duh; mes SIC IS
Lard closed dull
Whisky closed dull at % X a2sc.
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A Love AFFAIR IN HIGH LIFE IN ALExASps1.
III seems that the son of one Of the leading citizens
OF Alexandria has been paying attention for a wear
or TWO past to the daughter Gan Intelligent and
ahectionate girD Of another leading citizen. and
that the time has been set several times for the
contamination Of the marriage ceremony, but
that the young man has always found some excuse
when the time arrived for postponing the matter
10 more convenient season. The last time ap-
pointed Tor the marriage was one day last week
"hen the usual default was made by the male
partner In the arrangement. On Sunday last the
andlr came near being brought to a tragfcal crisis
ne young man, 1t seems, had taken passage in
the afternoon train on the Alexandria and Wash
lng.on Railroad with the intention, it was re-
ported, OF leaving the State for some time
Just before the cars started, the father Of the
young lady appeared at the door of the car i'm
which the young man was seated, with revolye,
In hand and with the avowed purpose Of putting
an end to the career of his daug hters alleged Sc,
dncer. The passengers in the car most of whom
were ladies, seeing what was up, gathered be-
tween the enraged father and the object of his
wrath, and gave the latter an opportunity to es-
cape from the other end of the car of which on
pOrtunlty he was not slow in ayailinp himself
ne father seeing what course things were taking
retired from the car and gave chase to the delin.
quent swain who succeeded however i'm escapiny
unscathed; and II is said, has not been seen or
heard OF in Alexandria since Not the least inter,
estlng part Of the affair is event which occurred
ON the same day, which shows conclusjy elv that
The young lady had :. loved not wisely bnt too
We'll" The innocent issue of this love was doinp
we'll at last accounts.
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NJ LEWIS PAYNE.
w HOIESALE ROOT AND SHOE HEALED

Br,dse street, Gecrgeto,cn, ID. C. -
The attention of the trade is respectfully called 10
my stock Of Youths, Men's, and Boys'-sSr
CAi.FSklN SHOES, for summer wear AtEI
all Of my own manu- acture. "N
MY stock of PATENT LEATHER ~
ton. '' y" 0'
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
making. - '~ "'' '''''''"'i'
III Country merchants and others IN want Are
Invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge St
Georgetown, ID. G. an SS-tf
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FUTURE Days

BY }. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auction..,,
VERY VALUABLE BUII.DJNG I1TT oS
STREETS so sIT. At TPF Erg,,r BssIwrEs
DAY AFTERNOON, July IA, Al q o,cIa.tt NJ ~
premises we shall sell one Of the most desirahs
between and streets north having front ~ =
eet and running TO large alley in the rear about Is
eet ana containing about li square feet; at pres
feet front. 'e' "''"' .
Terms: One third cash the residue in six, twelve
ana eighteen months. with interest, secured by a
deed Of trust on the premises -
of purchaser. J. C. McGIiIRE c0 o''
" ll-O Auotioneers
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AUCTION SALM
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE,SSALE OF HnffSfsHof nsaxn

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
IHkUSTEE,SSALE OF HODS:HOf.D avn
TI AFeie5s Ips
shall SELL in front Of the auction store n rssn
No. 56, st the corner of 7th and sts at m orlonh
g. m, By virtue of q deed OF trust from iacoh
schridt TO the subscriber, bea ing date 18th sS ~
March. 1854, and recorded Liber II. a. S.No. I'm.
wa hington county, in the District OF Columbia .
isrSe assortment Of Furniture and Liquors, viz:
Bedstead.; Beds, Bedding, .l-rs : r.. '.-I1-r-iT
Bureaus, Tables. Chairs, ,-=4 o. "a -~.s
LOOKING Glasses, Engravings, Carpets, GOES IS
CuTtaias, Glass, Crockerg and Sto''e Wsre, %
Stoves, and many other articles which we EN-
unnecessary to enumerate. Also n 90 n = :
bos and contents of Liquors, .ssr- e = j.. 49,.
Kegs nd eontents OF Liquors. 10 cases of Wine
Terms cash. HENRY LlCHAN, Trustee +.
~ 2-d lStatesD A. GREEN, Auct.
--..- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
WISPS AND BR0OMS AT AUCTION.-On
w THURSDAY, the 2ist instant shall sell, at
10 O'Clock a, ms in front Of nv auction store No.
rorner OF 7th and streets, large lot of Wisp
anahhearth Brooms, comprising q stock of AS,
which VIII be sold In lots TO mit purchasers. The
above stock is Of 6ne QUALITY and excellent order
from tho broom factory at the u. 8. Penitentiary.
Grocery merchants, dealers and shop keepers and
tend the sale. - - =
Terms cash.
By order Of c. r!sENGsTAcK, Warden.
~ I2-d tStates) A. GREEN, Auct.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Stocu are frmer Chi
cago and Rock Island COY; Illinois Central bonds
s5Ai Michigan Southern :; Lacrosse and MIL X;
New York Central T4k: Reading 42a.; yirginis
e's 81 \; Missouri 6s SIX
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Baltimore Market,.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Flour dull, with a de-
IS IS.
Wheat closed firm; choice advanced Sc white
81 3ssl Is; red ~ 2tasi IS. Corn has advanced
la2c white e2aS5c
Provisions closed quiet at former rates
Whisky closed QUIET sales Of 800 bbls; Ohio n
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STEAMBOAT ExcURsION.-The Ebenezer Sab
bath School, of East Washington, propose to give
their annual excursion to Glymont, on Thursday
next, per steamer Mount Vernon. withers, band
will be in attendance, and choir of ladies' and
gentlemen will accompany the excursion and sing
a number OF pieces selected for the occasion The
committee pledge themselves that this shall he one
OF the most pleasant excursions Of the season, and
ii promises to be So ~
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AUCTION SALES.


By ]. c. CURE, & CO.. Auationeers-
CORPORATION STOCKS FOR BALE AT
July l2th, at4 O'Clock. At the Auction Rooms, We
shall sell IN sums to suit :
cent. Stock, ~
ass Cooperation Of Alexsndris sir per cent
Terms cash, in current funds.
g,,., .. 9. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct'rs.
oorcsln 90 ADDED, for account Of whom il may
ednes. y w corporation Certificates Of indebt-
Nv m " a'ius ID sIest from October 1854
- I,-e J. Z. MCGUIRE d Co, Aucts
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OUR coRREsPoNDENTs must be patient. We
have number Of communications on hand which
VIII appear as fast as we can make room for them.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DMINISER ATnR,S SALE nU

A DMlNiSTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD sNn kITcHSN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On IHUHSDAl, the 18th instant, shall at the
residence of the hate John l.. Writ, Mo- So North
SaPit9I street Capitol Hill, at 10 o'clock by order
OF the Orphans Court good lot of Furniture viz :
beostssd.. Beds, Mattresses, Window Curtsins,
w.S.SsIP. u.
flreboards, s. velvet covered Chairs, Candelsbr.s
CLOTH - sO' 'i' ""
Looking Glass, Radiator, Comforts, and Bedding
AND many other articles which We deem unneces-
sary tn enumeTate.
Terms: All sums under S2l. cash; over s2n a
bearing interest. '
,FLORIAN HITZ, Adm. de bons NON.
w W A GREEN
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WATCH Notwithstanding Keiser drunk;
workhouse GU days. Mary MARITIME, col do do,
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CENTRE MARKET The market opened this
morning with very fair display Of provisions, ex-
citing hope of still greater abundance and pro-
PoLtionate decline of prices. The country farms
censed Dealers offered the products of di,tant 70
gions. The hay stands were occupied; and there
appeared to be considerable activity at the outside
stands generally The prices are about as at the
close of last week ~
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1T WILL BE SEEN, by advertisement in another
column, that DR.: Bridges opens the summer ses
sion of his school to-morrow the 18th inst
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THEY ARE UnDOUBTEDLY THE BEST
4 IN use and STEVENS has the agency. Call
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y sd J. C. MCGUIRE CO, Auct,r.
ByA GREEN Anc,,onao,

BY A, GREEN, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TIE IS-
LASD Ar AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 18th in
slant, shall sell in front of the premise q Al 6
O'Clock p, m Lot No. IS, in square No So fronting
- leet on south street, and running back along
and Delaware avenue ~ ~ '
Terms One fourth cash balance in g. r. and Is
months. Tor notes bearing int srest secured by A
deed OF trust upon the premises A deed given and
a deed OF trust taken. Title perfect
JyBd A. GREEN kuct
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THEY ARE THE LATEST STYLES, Sold
oi = only at STEVENS Fancy Store, 1856, betw.
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l. STEVENS, 336. "
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II AIDES, PLEASE REMEMBER STEVENS
IL Is stu selling Fancy Goods at first cost Call
while the bargains are going. 1856, between 9th and
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BY J: G. MEG UIRE & CO., AuotiOneers.

by J. o McU UINE a CO, Auotioneers.
STOCk OF woodward AT PUBLIC
July i4th, at Public Auction at O'Clock. on jotb
street, ADJOINING the canal bridge shall sell the
unexplred term of Lease Stock of Wood Once
stable, dc and good Horse and Cart affording a
nne opportunity for any person who desires To em-
custom. ~ $3.50 iN" va
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in three
notes, bear ing interest
iy8-d J. c. MCGUIRE CO. auct,,s
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ln LATEST IIEsIYiIIIGlLPI
ga LATER FROM EUROPE
' - n. Arrival Of the Cuusda.


s SxckViLLE, July II, noon.-The steamer Cana
. a. nom Liverpool on the ed passed Cape Race a,
S S p ~. on sunday, and arrived az HalifaY %
aay. she boarded on Cape Race, and q hrief
summary Of her news procured by The ,g.,t 80
the Associated Pres. which started over the ,,,ss
rom St Johns yesterday but only reached III.
place this forenoon. 'A'-
ST JoHS's, p, July n The follo~,ns a,
brief summary Of the news -
There has been no more nghting
molested. i o"'
Napoleon bad moved his headquarters from
Valta 70 Vsllegio.
The Ssrdinisns had invested Peschiera, from
Lago di Garda and the Mincto
The Emperor Of Austria expected 10 remain In
Italy.
The new English Ministry bad pronounced In
favor Of a strict neutrality.
lish Cabinet
g.. COMMERCIAL.
qualities had s.s q the week 900 bales Lower
,ri 1hsostnns had slightly declined, and closed
VII" p1o,,, downward tendency.
barely maintained t'e''o" f~o'"o''
Consols 81
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoneers.
VERY XAI.IIA BILE IMpRnUEn AN n,

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoueers
NERI VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY Of l2rB STREET WEsT,
BETWEEN MASS CuCsETIs AVENUE AND NORTH Al
sTREEI.IOn FRiDA AFTERNOON July 18TH
~ ga O'CLOCK on the premises. we shall sell Lots
NO II and IS. IN Davdsons subdivision Of 50 usre
TO 81 fronting each Is feet on 18th street we ST
between MASSACHUSETTS avenue and north M street
running back loo feet Lot Is is improved by a neat
frame Dwelling House containing SIX rooms, the
other lots are bea uifully laid out as A Hover Ear
Gen They will ne sold separately e
These lots are handsomely located in q very de-
me sale Is worthy Of attention of persons no de-
SIRE me building site. Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. ~ And
- months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
jy sd ], C. McGITIPE IN An,t,r.
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TNHEY MUST BE SOLD. Call at once at STE
u VEINS Fancy Store, 336, between 9th ant
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I AIDES WILL PLEASE ASK FOR THEM
IL at STEVENS, $40.
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THEY ARE SELLING FREELY AND Nj
complaint at STEVENS, 336.
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BY A. GREEN, Aucfioneer.

by A. UREEN, AncfIOneeT.
DAWNBROKERS SALE OF FINE OF m
= OREEK PAINTINGs.-On THURSDAY the 18th
day OF July instant. 4 shall sell at the Auctlon
Room OF A. Green. No. 526, 18th street. at the cor
ner ot ID, at O'Clock p. m, seven inc Old Greek
PAINTINGS some of them large size and ali from
me pest ma sters, they being Unredeemed pledge
ThIs sale viii be well worthy the attention of per
sons wishing to purchase fine paintings Terms
cash ISAAC EERZRERG pswph.La % "'S
jy8-d&ds A GREET A.,
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Asst CHANCE, Only FIVE left at STEVENS,
IL 1856, bets cen 9th and 10th SITS.
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R RIsck DFFsp dEta Goats, Pants, and Vests,
M MSis I'd I'd BTsxn b bSsf Goats e.
White Linen Pants,
Ws.te Duck do.
Travelling Busters, &c.
Hsving connection with the largest manufactur-
aes supplying the very bsss goo8ss al the oR
est possible RTices The styles are found 70 excel
and the
sns y So acknowledged by all who patronze our
We also have on hand superior stock of Gents
aurnishIns Goods, and makefo order Garments OF
~ ~ J: NJ MoS AMI SsiS%th ~.
Ul under National Hotel.
I AIDES, PLEASE REMEMBER STEVENS
While the bargains are going 336, between 9th and
Only Ten LEFT AT STEVENS Fancy
THEY MUST BE SOLD; Call at once a. STE.
,d,h ", Fancy Store, $50, between 9th and
I APES II ITs VIII PLEASE ASK FOR THEM
day A sFE1 THE t fs1gI sTfkEs Sold
9th and 10th sts
STEVENS', as6. '''> YIN !" o.
THEY ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST
AMI s s a. s sas has the agency Call
TaadGnYp asE a. ss s+kFHSEEF fsEskY AND
I Asst CHANCE, Only Eve left at STEVENS,
- $50, bete cen 9th and 10th SITS.
OPEN AT SIX IN THE MORNING. $50 Pa.
y avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. jys
HESNSRBHS ,Wyi ! ,! ,JBsAREEssM4KER
MER. recommends himself TO the rublic BE- ~
ing new bGs inner, he promises to do the best =
Terms cash. Third st1est west, near SOUTHWEST invest
corner of Pa avenue. jy s-easts
SoYER's SULTANA SAUCE.
Th;. For H2T OR CoLp Dishes OF ALL KINDS.
nnIs most delclous and appetising Sauce was in
Soyer," on his return N\
rom the Crimea, and since + I'D
MS decsase Is manulactur I ~
Cd by Crosse & BLACK I M4
original %siin; lt 1sssns fro F5S% m. the sMi
uiacturers simply ask for it IAaSNzNeJ4MME |
must add to the the already area EsS8 19NM
large consumption, and Ek&kSEEH&ES&I
saaalled, either as stimn- W&SAVM2E1
LIANT to the appetite OF an VY$N NMT
sid 10 digestion. \FT1 LINZ
OPINIONS OF rHz LONDON W
Ws rsSs9%snd on, to try Mon.
IL
made ssr the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex
sin, sna AFFORDS considerable aid in cases of
sow ana weak disestion.-TRe Lancet ~
49,. me Sultanas Sauce is sayory, pquant and spi
~, naPpy combination of fayors and essences
rorty OF the delicate taste of Sultana the genns
;Soysr, and the universal patronage Of dis
TT oonoentIaton OF ell the piqusnt resources of
10Y aho RUSSIA -Uniftd Service Gazstfe
AS tltlllater of the appetite this Sauce st,bd,
aione IL rs most valuable adjunct to Fish. Flesh
ri. ow snd should be placed on every dinner to
Mo1. ~ Sa,san: Sauce is most delicious xsstp-
Sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
BRAyhHN2,vHnFs Pulton street, New York; and
~ A. The Snltana Sauce can be had in Washington
Mi II n Is ;PRi5DfEINDUR, s04 Pa Az; SHEKELL& /
Ar ~. al "a IL "a av; r. 3. vOSE CO., corn
M. . 81 AZ ~ ana 10Th st; and other Grooers
~ RUDOLPH BUCHLY, "a
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