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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-09

The GENE>EE FARMER-The February
number OF this popular agricultural journal
Is received. III this issue we find fourteen
articles written expressly for the Gcnesce Far.
mer. This certainly speaks well Tor an az
rlcullural Journal. In such an one lis sub.
scribers may be able TO profit. We advise
all our readers Interested in the culture OF
The soil to get it at once.
Address JOSEPH HARms, Publisher and
Proprietor, Rochester, New York.
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We CLIP from the money article of late
numper ot The Philadelphia Press, the fol-
lowing cheering comments upon the pros.
pect of better times. We fondIy trust lha,
the " good time coming" may speedily
arrive:
Business is not only reviving among us,
but the prospects abroad are reported by
good authority as very cheering. The com.
nercial classes in England have re establish
ed confidence aud lrus; in themselves and
each other. The manufactures are in oper-
alton everywhere, labor meets ready EN-.
pIoyment in the agricultural districts, and
food, generally, is cheap. 1t is asserted that
in any ordinary times, under such a state of
things as prevails there, money would soon
be in demand at high rates of usance. but
the extraordinary caution of the moneyed
men has brought home such an immense
amount OF money, that the current rate of
discount out of the Bank of England is one
and half 10 two per cent. per annum, while
The Bank rate OF two and half is expected
20 continue unchanged Tor a considerable
ilme.o
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EXPENDITURES,

ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS AND TOW.
SHIP LINES.
Ami paid sundry persons Tor Bridge
Views, s23 90
do do do Road Views. 50 oo
Amt paid Viewers dividing Btiarcteek
township, : 90
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-09

The COMMISSIONERS of Montour county
have introduced gas into The Court House
of that county, which is at DanvilIe-
This is fine affair 10 have in all public
buildings.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-09

Mr.. II. a. FoSD., Superintendent of the
Cattawissa Wiliamsport s. Erie Railroad,
which he so ably and creditably manages,
will please except our sincere thanks for so
cstimable a Iavor. This road is one of the
most important links in the State and one
of the lest conducted roads in The State !:
and we are pleased 10 hear, is doing an en-
couraging business.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-09

WE LEARN from an exchange, that the
baggage room of The Cattawissa, William
sport & Erie Railroad was consumed by fire
on last Wednesday evening ut Willamsport.
Some baggage, but of little value was con.
sumed. The total loss was about $500 GOV.
cred by insurance.
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COUNTY BUIT.DINC


Ami paid Cyrus Fry, making Blinds
iof beliry on Coun house, aud book
case and liable for Comr's office, 67 ca
Amt paid William McKelvy s. A. ].
, sloan lor Town Clock, $50 90
PaId Mills Chemberin for repairing
and winding Town Clock, 80 O6
Pad Joseph Sharpless for Two new
cyilnders Tor Stoves, sc. 18 ~
Il raiI u ShiVe re pairing Pfo'hy door Is 90
Paid Dan'l w. Waller repairing doors,
windows, Sc. 70
nW ! Paiu suhdry persons for repairs So 81
f"'u o. H. Leacock Watching c. house 80 0O
D. NJ; dnQInton, do do 20 0O
Ami paid w. Wagner, Official Seals
y Tor pr1ihy's and Registers office 80 OC
Paid McKeIvy, Neal & o., Lumber
&c. ior The Years lS56-7-S, so II
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Pis OP OSAE.S.

Sealed Proposals will be received between
this and the i9h by the Ex. Com, oflhe CO.
iumo'a co. Agricultural Society, Ior build.
ing lence around the ground Of said Socie-
,y, Tor holding annual exhihinons. Said
ience 10 be seven feet high, boards up and
down, good fence Soards. Posts eight feet
long, chestnut; eight inches in diameter az
the TOP, without bark. Pannels twelve fee,
long; rails Hemlock; lower rails five inches
cy three, let in the posts; upper rails two
iuches by six, spiked on top OF posts, with
bevil sufficient 10 carry oil water. Tight
ience, board OF twelve inches wide not
less than SIX nails. Posts 10 be eel lhres
loei deep.
S1,5O will be paid, when the material is
delivered on the ground, and fifty dollars
more when fence is flushed; The balance
will be paid in October or November, pro.
vlded il is taken in at the Annual Exbibi.
ton Fence must be flushed by first OF
July, 1859.
---J J. pAAIcEV, -------------.---
JOHN pIIPSEI [ ra,n.,,.,a.
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SERIOUS AccIDEST.-A young child of Mr.
MIcheal Reap. about five years of age, ac.
cidenty fell into tub filled with boiling
water on Saturday, and died in few hours
after he was taken out. Mr. reap, who is
now in Europe, will receive the painful in.
telligence with much sorrow.-Pittston Ga.
zeHe.
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Mr.. c. NJ. DoSoviN, ex.member of the
Legislature, has been sentenced in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, of Dauphin Coun-
", 10 pay fine OF 5000, TO he imprisoned
three months, and TO give security in $1,000
10 keep the peace, for the assault commit,
ted by him lately at Harrisburg upon MIR
Church, member Of the Legislature, from
Philadelphia.
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ROAD UAMAGES.

Amt pald John Hagenbuch, Road
damage il Centre twp. sis 90
Amt paid a. w. Weaver, Fishing
creek twp. 90
Amt paid John Boston. Fishingcreek
township, II so
Ami paid Margaret Krickbaum, Benz
ton township, 5 90
Amt paid james RaIston, Bloom
township, Is 90
Amt paid C. w. Ewes, Greenwood
township, 81 90
Amt paid ]. F. Laubacb, Sugarloaf
township, 90
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SREGEHT a WAV.o

NEW Cylinders, Spndles, axls, rods,
~ wheels, pinions, springs, screws Sc.
&c, made INTO watches, also jewels and dia-
monds into jewelled escape meu,s, filled and
guaranteed to perform well, fright away
1t may be proper 10 call attention 10 ibe
fact, that any job in this line, which eau be-
done in the Cities, is aud always has been
done al this establishment these fifteen years.
and al leas' as good, ir point of nea,ness as
we'll as in regard TO puncluality aud durabil-
ily. and always much cheaper-Gold plat
ing s. silver plating &C. Sc, at prices tn
suit the times. Spectacle glasses fiued into
frames, five steel spectacles for sale very
cheap.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloom. burg, Feb. Q, 1859.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
vi the Receipts and Expenditures of Colum
bia rOIIDty, Pa.. f0r n IS5o

"" 'ouhtyt iu', lul H. De- 1910.
''HE Auditors elected 10 sellle and adjust
the public accounts of Columbia conn.
iy, have examined The same from the frs,
day OF January, 1858, 10 the first day of
January, 1859, and respectfully Law before
the Honorable Judges o! The Court of Com.
mon Pleas, the following statement and re.
porls, aafeeably 10 The 22nd Sertion OF an
Acl OF the General Assembly of this Com
n nwea'th, passed the 4'h day OF April, A.
JAMES S. McNINCH, Treasurer of Co.
lumoia county III account with said county.
Dr.
1858 January,
10 amount outstanding for 1857 and
previous years, $3.50 81
Feb. !, To cash of John Childs, 20
April, To cash received for Military
Assessment, 1858, IL M
May 8, To cash, Fines of Stephen r. - "
Miller, Sheriff, an %
May, To cash of And. Freas, Land
redeemed. oI AZ
May 4, To cash OF Jesse Hartman
Land redeemed, AZ
May 6, To cash oil Geo. K. Hess, land
Redeemed, 81
jane /, To cash OF r. F. Clark, ESQ,
Land Redeemed, % So
June 4, To cash of franklin Myer e,
al Land redeemed, l47 so
June Il, TO cash of Jacob Hossler,
Land redeemed, 81
June, To cash oi James G. Clark, tax
on land sold June 9th 1856, 80 60
JGne IS, To cash, Jnry Fees & Fines
of Stephen Il. Miller, Sheriff Al 90
June, To cash, amount OF County tax
assessed Tor 1858, lO4s2 81
June, To cash, County Tax on unsea,-
ed land, l65 OF
June, to cash, Road Tax on unseaed
Land, 1900 OF
June, TO cash, School lax on unseat.
ed land 9l5 73
do do Poor do do 2S2 OF
June, To cash. County tax on sealed
land, 90 SO
DO do Road do do II 80
90 do School do do S3
do do Poor do do 3 81
Sept. To cash ofJeremah Cooper COSTS 8 81
Sept. To cash of Lycoming Mutual
Insurance Company, 90 90
Dec. To cash Jury Fees OF Jacob Ey-
erly, Pfoth'y, % 90
Dec. To cash Jury Fees and Fires of
Stephen II. Miller, Shelf, 63 90
10 balance due Treasurer, 375 ~
SlS5O3 81
BY Taxes outstanding January Isl,
1859. Ss716 se
BY generations made during the year. 70 SO
BY Commissions allowed COLLECTORS. 269 0s
BY amount ot orders redeemei 9l77 66
BY Commission Oh S7679 &c at per
cent. oan 20
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~.S &<N
SHERiFF'S BILL.

Amount paid s. H. Miller, boarding
prisoners s. notifying Jurors, &c., $3.50 81
Ami paid Conveying Jacob Pof and
Samuel Trumpore 10 the +. Stale
PenItentis.y, Is 90
Conveying, Z. Kelchner and -
Arzz 10 The +. s. Penileniiary, rs 90
Amount paid :. II. Miller, Common
wealth's cost, 55 81
Amount paid John Snyder, boarding
prisoners & notifying jurors &c., 90 81
Paid John Snyder conveying VIM. 81
mons 10 the 4. S. Peni'enliary and
James Burrors 10 the House of Ref.
use, rs 90
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DUE EX-TREASIIRER
Ss
COMMONWEALTH'S COSTS.

SAT so
COMMONWEALTH'S COSTS.
Amount paid Sundry Persons as Wit
ness &c, 146 SO
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amount paid K. H. Little, Esq, 1873 90
ATTORNEY FEES. y
Amt paid r. w. Weaver, per George
Weaver, administrator remousrale
against Road in Hopkinsvlle, '57, S 90
Amt paid join G. Freeze, Esq,
months salary. 1857, 416
DO do do do so 90
Paid John G. Freeze, Tor deposilious
in the Caltawissa & franklin road, 5 90
$64 t6
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SlS5O3 81
6l'. i.

By Taxes outstanding January Isl,
1859. $S7l6 Sc
By generations made during theyear. 70 SO
By Commissions allowed Collectors 26e os
BY amount ut orders redeamei. 9l77 66
BY Commission on S7679 &C at 3 per
cent 800 3s
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$S74G sc 1859 10
SAMUEL RHONE, lc
JOHN K. YOHE, toun'y
DAVID DEMOrT. Auditors.

Alesl-JoHN G FaEEze, Clerk.
We, the undersi. .hed Commissioners ofibs
County OF Columbia do certify that the lore.
going is IA correct statement of The account.
Of sad County for The year A. b. 1858.
In testimony whereof we nave heronnt,
SET our hand this filth day of January, A. D.
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AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY

Amt paid Col. Co. AsrIcul. Socty, lOC
POSTAGE
Amoun; paid Philip Ulangsl,
do l.. B. Rupert, 3
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AUDITORS, PAY

Paid County Auditors aud Their Clerk 27 80
do w. Wlh E>q3 Ptolh'y'S s. Reg.
lsler'5 Accounts, 10 30
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Fox AND WILD CAT ScAI.pS

Amount paid sundy persons, 500 81
FUEL.
Amt paid Elias Meudenhall for coal "A l3
do Elias Bogar for wood , 25
do tor saving, cutting & split
ting wood and cleaning coal, 5 90
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PROTHONOTARY'S BILL.
AMI paid Jacob Eserly. as per Bills, l7s

BLANK BUUKS.
Amt paid Chas. SlahI binding books 5 90
do Caroline Clark, Duplicates &c., 81 81
do do do Road s. Appear.
ance Docke!s for PIolh'y's Office, 10 90
Amt WIN. e. Parry, for assessment
Books, 90
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TAX XREFUNDED.

Amount Of Road, School and Poor tax
on unsealed land returned to tips. $3.50 5S
Whole amt orders issued in 1858 $lOS65 81
Amount of tax refunded $3.50 5s
do paid or bridge contracts prior
10 the year 1858, s24 SO
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AM! paid J. J. Morris, Esq, body of
Allison SHUT, II
Amt paid Thos. Painter, Esq, body
oil Noah S. Prenlls, .3
Amt paid ThOs. Painter, Esq, body
oil James Lennon, 10
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Good NewsfOr tins Hard rimes.
TFyoa want to get the worth 81 yo4r money. iu.s
drop ln Vt Lawrence's. He 10 nov vece,yip1 daIiy
rom bes'on ana Cincinnati, y large and splendid -.
TxEL AVN WHITES ouops.of
sanshfiox and will be sold iew to- suis MIC tsp,,
There you can getf great variety Of Dress Goods om
"'"t' money. Asd viii sell 1s..N sSMv aEs-,
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DEsIGS--It is the Design Of this Institution to i'm
part to Pupils thorough knowledge Of tile Theory
the Science Of Accounts" AS well as the principles
OF Commercial Law as laid down by the best authors
and to give complte course Of practice in actual
bookkeeping in every variety Of busines4 including
all necessary calculations and correspondence that
in short the pupil will find the business of the Count
ing Room in any establishment to which he may he
called, 10 be but continuation Of that to which he is
already accustomed
The practicabty of this Is proved by the hurd.
reds o! instances in which Graduates Of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly. into the
Countng-house Of the Merchant the Manufacture or
Banker and taken charge of, the Books with entire
success nd with no other knowledgeof the business
than tn It acquired at the Commercial College.
ESPgSsE.-Stationery, &C., about Is on. Tuition,
full course $S5. f''-t 81 ~ :
No extra charge for Diploma, &C. The expense,
therefore, need not exceed from 500, to $40. ~ ~
June II, '5S-n16-y .s 90 2 r. 90 3,
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VYANTED

n Ii Kinds 4 wild 6aae, suck sxe Quails, Prairie
"A Chickens, Ph-sapts Wild Turkeys Ven:son H. ma
I"r Which the highest market price viii he paid in
Gas deaxeredat ny residence Village Creek or a
g. LAwrsposA Stey4ip QtspWy n, ms ~ 1
fa1SAG aN saWAaRyg WALLINO.
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SCIENTIFIC .AMERICAN.
pR0SpE(,TJr1


NoLuME FOURTEEN BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, 1855.
M ECIlANICS, n6yEkTOASs MANUFACTURERS
~ AND FARMERS The Scientific American
has now reached Its Fourteenth Year, ana viii enter
upon New Volume on the 18th of September. II il
the only weekly pobicsson sfthe kind pow issued in
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suppose RON Its title, dry, astruse on tecni-
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events going on in the scientific, mechanical and in
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II the Mechanic ArtiKHn wishes TO know the best
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and thousand other machines and xpl,liances Goth
Of peace or warall these desideraa oan be found In
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adapted to the comprehension of miads unlearned In
the higher branches of science and art. +, ,.,, =
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ken fos subscriptions. itf.u r. 80 "a srsi (
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ET.Messss. MUM q Co. are extensively engaged
In procuring patents for Inventions aud will adj
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80 i-PaCUtTY Cg4t
1PH LOPEZ, Professor of Book Keeping and
Mathematics, "3 ..at5'Fr'FF e.-T'I
W. H. PRATT, Professor Of Penmanship and Book
Keeping, -'f 49, af.-
w. RIEPE, Professor of German Language, . .
d. l.. SHOREY, Esq, Lecturer ON Commercial Law
&c. -. ST o.
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w6e willie Wrinkle.

1--WE willie Wrinkle. err
Run. saIsusI Tie tow, Il IL
Up stairs and down stain - Z.
IT, 81; ni: 4 r.! new" Window, 4 e0usd
-' Are he wesns in their bed, , i Il II
Fer it, now ten's' o'clock" E.sEagr Fr
A3-I.8.&.. " #nr va a H.. .
'sIi Heys willie winste.. saIofojts 80
af Are you coming thenf ... .-.,.
-. The cat singing Purris
The dog 10 iyiag on the floor,
sz,.s And, does not even peep.
= But here's waxeful ixddis
That will not fall asleep. y
KIM ri 0YEI@ 80
=, sAnything but sleep, yon rogue
- Glowing like the MONT q a
Rattlihg in an ironjug
With an iron spoon,
'Ranrbling. tum bling . about -,rgrrF
-'EaN Growing like cock < ~ ,,rF ---S
"a -Ef Screaming like i dor know What, rr.
,a11Ersz Waking sleeping folk. r.s . ~, w.
-. '&E'EssE - 1T t.FfE.sfr. fsu'r
.a1--' "Hey!wflie Wrinkle, -1rt g. .gTf ..
Can't YOU keep him stine e.r' '. r'.. .s.r
wri. Cling or a body's knee .1 Eg.. yEil
Like a very eel, t.f
Pulling at the cats ear,
Az she drowsy HUNS "rf -'-a'n'g 81
leigh Willie Wrinkle, .+a--NafI p %
--- See there he comes!"
wearied is the mother
That has 4 restless weansps sfgyaeEs
A wee stumpie bairnie
- if'v Hcard whsne 'er he's seen -.s,....-. "
81 ta That has battle aye with sleep ..,.e
ssTaf Before he'll close an e'e ~. % OF .ssrE .ra
Ft-as But kiss from OF his rosy lips SOFA ". .
t.g Gives strength anew to me-. rsar s.E-r
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We shall keep constantly on hand large stock of
Book and Colored papers, which will be sold at prices
that defy congestion, Paper in all warranted
as represented. We are satisfied, considering the
which have made that il will be inducement for
you our stock before purchasing elsewhere
BRADNER, SMITH a. co.
nS4-l0 till Jan list, 70 CT 20 49, ~
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Having perfected machinery and iRcfe ased or
facilities for the manufacture of PRINTING PA.
PEk We ofes for sale large AASortment Of superb
or quality at the following Reduced Prices:
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BOOKS FOR IOWA. NV.
rrrHz CITY OF G4s BURLINGTON.

IT II. CORSE L. son. would call the attention
- Of the citizens OF Iowa to the exampled acli.
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Book
and Stationery line. Their stock completes i every
department, and the connection of Burlington vtthe
first manufacturing places in the world by railroad.
places them In the heart of the market Yeir estab
lishment is divided into distinct apartments each 4
Charge Of the most competent assistants. 3. .ta-,
slst MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.-The publications Of
the different eastern and western houses are pac-
ell on their shelves almost soon as issued = y''
I'd. SCHO0LhB0OK DEPARTMENT.--Are agents for
MGul1ce's SSapdsrs. and post Of the school be oks
y published IN The Cnio they furnish them at pub.
- lshers prr ~ nakingthem come to the buy ers at
- least l0per cent, cheaper than We procure them
Sd. LAW BOOK pEPARTHENT. As agents for the
.r principal Law publishing houses the Union, they
ga1 sanfunish any legal work swhateyer At pubhca.
4,h. HEDfGA / MsARTNENf Complete 1t nntipes
9th. BLANK INCONSISTENCIES, Merchants and Rail.
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house.
9Th. large stock of Cap, Letter. and
~ Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices.
9TH. AGENTS DEPARTMENTAL way can young
man without means establish himself in business
easily as by securing subscribers to publications
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. JohnsonsTy Foundry, they can supply immedi-
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News and Ornamentaltype, Cases, Galleys, Chases
Presses, brass and Lead rule--Also, News and Col
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- omatic boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with printing office. ~ .s7 ".
An examination of their stock 10 10
n30--tf 49, - .ffF .t 4sEfsf# s@.
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FOR RENT,

nNE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
~ houses In the city. Apply to. ,oI gtggs-s
April ss'h, 1853. 1850 ss,R r. awARDbN
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HAVE. you seEN ThEMql

. That superb Engraving '.The Village Blacksmith |"
and the beautiful Art Journal, which are furnished
TO Subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan AT Associations
can nos he seen n a, ". Gastcns ofice for short
time only. See advertisement elsewhere headed
New Features. s''N'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-21
To Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE CoGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES.

am supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy,
bottles both for medical and private The
that has crowned efforts place Gin within the reach
Of ALL under the of Aromatic schean Schnspps and
drive Of the market the perncous compounds sold
throughout the country led leading druggists apoheca
ries and medical for solicit
the In regard the article Of Brandy should
have complied with these from all quarters long
but deferred from by tho fact that owing TO the exo
tant prices of Brandy In France upon
OF the for there chance
ing able import the choicest Brandy bottle sell
moderate Fortunately for the grape crop
and previous year nd the for th abundant and
prices Of Brandy have fallen the standard years ago.
The duty Brandy also seventy cent lower and have
made with four Brandy exporters France
Of the highest epue and regularly receiving consnments
Of the best Cognnc Brandy which bong and selling
Wolfes Genuine Cognac Brandy with my seal.
labels and certificates the Brandy bottled by me- pure,
naduteated article and it will be found when used med
icine beverage cordial heahfu invigoraig 1t
has been matter of universal complaint that bottle of
unmixed French Brandy very difficult obtain and the
purchaser nine times in ten, deceived with vile manufac
tued imitation of all descriptions of ardent spirits Brandy
from its high price has been the article that mixers and sell
have turned their and millions of gallons of tho
called French Brandy have been scattered annually through
the land and have been the primary of MURDERS suicides
crees and crimes and have sent thousands early
sefdesroyers from dcirim mania apotu and hor
rors, unknown until unprncipcd began to make
naddeng compounds and sell 1t as the pure French Brandy
The virtues of pure French Brandy need be told by
They known throughout the world medicine mild
smulant 1t is the French nation poccay it Eau
de In vie the water of fe But this applies to it only when
pure and uaduerntcd Manufactured with the fearful ingre
dents that make good imitation becomes death drink to
of thousands of To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy bottling it, and SELL
it Woes Genuine Cognac BRANDY am daily receiving
orders from the druggists apoccarics in all psr of tho
Union to sell for medical purpose
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. 81 Beaver street New York.
n- Agents in New Orleans H. j. Hart Co., A. D. Grief
4 Co. j. 7 Moore & Co. sell 2plm