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AoeoFaimg TO previsas Hetic@, 3 msst-
ing was held ~ CRescesas City, On Saturs
dag, Jusy i&ah, fee sha parpose Of form
lag . Dsaglas Cluh. nhs aeeAing was
called 70 order, wa1ea ganaea Eggiaason
was sannnFnaoaAly elected PTesidant Of Said
Clab, and II. A. Terry shosea Secretary.
Assss ssa@e spprepriate rensArks b he
Pressasas, Capt. seaEiss, and ssAeEs, the
following rSaoiati0ns were unanimoasly
adopted /: " @
Resn1eed, That we do heartily endorse
the uozziaatfons Of Stephen a. Dcaglaa
aaa Hs1nehA n, dahnaoa BY thB HaItis
| more Conyeasi0n, and khat va viii give
them our cordial and united support, and
| ase ali honorable means to secure their
Rsapsusa, That We rscsiYs the Cinsin'
aasi Plasform . 9sls gaids shresgh 10
present eampaigus ssd thsa We fnIy 60
dorsa every paragraph In safd platform.
ReaoarsA, That We viii hatsle againal
| sAe urincspaea al sanAsaa@liama a@ sdvana.
ed by the Abalisieaists At The AoEths @
b. lbs ultra slayery pEopsgandists Of "a
SoutA,
Wsaxsgs, wehaxs pTofesssd Esezaecsaal
aaaomg us whs hxye pledged skezanaayas =
sappoEh kha regular n0gntnes, and haFl
pow eome ous IN favor Of msn who AZ
not Get the nomination of the Naticna
Deamoe9stie Convention.
Resaapad, Thak we viii sDnsiaee Baael
man car pdlitiSal agasEsiass aaa tEaisors 3
The cause OF true Degapcreeys apq nor
ID be feared than ay0wsd Republicans.
Reaoapea, Thaa we cordially approve d
the ifrmness and intagrisy Ct 0szF daaagases
10 he RalsimaEe Convection, . k@stlinl
| vita The dIsvEiQnists 81 che North Hni
| South, and placing ii the 9eld - %
standard hsaSHxs che FaaxAea 81 Stephen a
Dougias amA nsgsshsl " 5eAason-l
tiekes whseh greer uaisn-leFimg Dsana
nzat can cheewfullY support.
| Reso5rsds That Ia cur opinion, . Eaal
4 of superior talents amd gn eIninens states
L man Is zznsA better qualified foe slse Big
| ofGcs al Rressaeal sf I've Uaits4 ssates
than : a0nmoH rail splistsEs
We bare sggmsa aelah consisting Of 2
members, whieh We think i dQiag psess
well fos liasls eraaeena, and ! eaa assuE
yns tsas We are live nssa, I'D ere wiIlaA
| % woFk % TIE right eamsss We Rssei
pay gsw Repsnlisaaa aneag - bas
hNFs aofissa ; RssHliazifEE apaaas taanz
| whioA ID D iistla rahsskAAles sAsagh 20
ysry surprising % rs y i nssAiag msK
nor Less khan . wcndwxal sloasasiea !
oOuntenanse, and appears 20 be . saagh
| fDgehsainR shat ss0ld Abesss' rails ars A.
eagiag syszE dsgs
/ list ma asssgEe JOS aRaa QEaseams Pa
5nes Sill sAew hsrsslf III risAs b No
yambaF nsxt naagias aRd aezs insesvsu
| tioa, i shs wa4ehwenis
nj. Il. TERRY. sea'y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18

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Messz ssos Pyaass vaa bissap III 3 suas-
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when ~ fall spansAang sling III Angsr,
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shs plants, shs asake hang ny BIZ iaags
70 tAs aasgsz, aad was ara#R aas ausa
anaozag ~ wseaHl NJ. Baker happed
to hare d pint 4 whisksy Il haad, which
~ lsaaeaaassly dsank nnd psoearing On
pshss haI pr oE vhiakey, rssy soosa
arask thal aasp sal As peissn was ~
sesssa As asroaa Consequences wsFs APP
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18
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Nhs ghgaa paatsagaaa, On 10 subiaek ct
slavery In ahe Territories. mas be thns
sanciaaly md ysa truly saaAesa:
mKRgEx1psst
InkazyamAion ID uaagRsns aoassasg saa-
very h the Tasrskoxisss II aAEiR worsass
lntasTrmsian hV GppKkasa III pEsssna iAs
psapla hasiaa slassRS u thss ziaas lh
nExpNfnA
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ahs 4 ssxssoxaaa. Ia 0tllsR makkas, is&sss alas
ton by Cougress IA makA 90 gssagEs samsm
saawesJ wAsa sissy ai9pss sassa
nNAH0Nm hszn.
soa4;rskssfargsasa l5S 9oxggsss wzaA slM-
Vagy III aha TsErikefiass eakhar IL asAaba
Iisk, prohibit or protest.. ID asAsw NarskAs
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ITO gHE TAx-gAYRRs or c0URC7I. BLUFFS
D. ketioa Ia hsgeeg gIvans Ah&t a. AAs &szh dsT
Ut July, a. d. 1880 Tia GgsgEaew, Coa@c1 IL tAe
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18

WILLIAM MsuIx4sgrEs " EagssIes
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18

aA F&E@g @AsA WS @MA% &A@&AE eA&~N-~@A @~~ -
BELIEF. ron i conversation which we had
Win ons of thaaa In shsa eisy, When We
charged shls "a being their object, be re-
piled ssThe Sosth has bean thFeataing
g dissolve he unisa for ! long time, aud
/ nov want 10 give them : chance 70 pat
their shrsass Inaa ssssasion. Y aasssy
sssAs - wIisp yoR, dast yea WsHe y
give theaa chance 70 do Il
Nov. fog our paxt, we axa nos fond 81
saat kiad ak sxsrissansss and pc shsnk
"a woula ~ sssiRg tbs pHrs q > EOals i
w sasDaAd giYe i asas ehA9es ~ whiR
n, sspsaiailY -, whan there was ssssas
psababslity shaa 10 would dos. If rs
Bslsess hays ne better aEgazaauts shaa
these 70 oasr in seaport Of shsiF action,
VI shink sasy sssosaa wrssa sAesslses
aown i sss u asss6, SD ii eaee join slss
Baack Rspabiieaa p&rty. 8tms vii prost
waaxs the Beeakamrfags wing Sg the BgAeh
KspabsisAa passy WIN DO d this State.
We would sdsiss thssa, howsger, that sht
better asd msre manlEy coarse woaid b
10 Join he Baaa& fsspuhEassA party a
on6a ny saking skss csarss, hey sotsld
ges into eosapaay respectable, On asOoani
ii ssssa6ssa, n fus nushsng siss.
49, ~ F4 =
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-18

Hhs shgas paats0gnaay On 10 Snbjoek OF
slavery In ahe Territories, mas be- thns
sanciaaly Nd yss araly saaAesa:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-03
rhincs MT Looso Enda.

When churches are closed for the hot
months of summer-when the parsons
have gone rnsticating to the country
drinking Congress water and doing piOus
firtations at SnratogN-bathing in the surf
and attending evangelical clam bakes at
Newport-are off for Europe, and a conti-
mental cure of the bronchitis-wlIat can
we forlorn sinners, left in the hot city, do
but break the Sabbath by taking walks
aud rides and excursions-eating cccream
and drinking cool loger-bier, and reading
the Sunday papers? When the cats away
the mice will play; aud when the houses
of God arc. shut up, what's to hinder peo-
pie from going to the devil.
Will the Journal Of Commerce and that
Sabbath Committee see to this?-N. Y
Sunday Mercury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-03

In the last number of Frazicr's Magazine
the word "fast." os applicable to the fair
sex, is defined as ia combination of the
less intellectual pursuits of man with the
less desirable attributes of woman" The
writer proceeds in his definition to say
that ''l fast girl cnn ride across country,
smoke, shoot, play billiards, bet and talk
about dogs and horses in truly edifying
manner. She uses slang terms freely, and
brighter feathers, boots with higher heels
and more plentifully decorated with little
brass rings than those of her slower CO.
temporories, and piques herself ON reading
anything
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a Mo der1n Cnnu1e.

While half the world has groancd owe
the theatrical sorrows of an imaginary c..
mile, it seems to be entirely unconsciou
that another Camille-a brilliant, suffer
ing, sorrowing, real Camille-is nickerint.
ont the last of lifc's candle in its midst,
with ust the chance that it will linper on
and on, and expire in the socket, or be
suddenly blown out before the last and re-
pnlSive stages of its glimmering and (itGnl
existence have transpired. There is only
one natural end to such life, aud that is
wrctchcdness, despair and then deuth !
death, frequently, in what should be tho
prime OF life: death, without the consola-
lions of friendship, or the loving sympa-
thics of family tics; death, embittered by
the consciousness Of ill-spent life, ofabuscs.
otblcssings, of wasted talents; death, in fine,
without hope, and made dOubly fearful by
the panTs of remOrsc. From such death
Hrerutt:: ItFT:f'. .aneDlv tn be de-
too, with all the splendid qualities of
rOmanccr assigned to her class-bFilliaut
intellect, generous in impulse, loving in
friends, savage to foes, her own worst and
most relentless enemy, Such a woman is
Lola MonteZ, now suffering under an at
tack of paralysis which threatens to de-
priyc her of life. 1t seems cruel, but we
almost wish it would be so ut once, other
wise it can only prove the first distinct
step toward the sadness and horror of the
end we have just described.
Shining much, but suffering more, her
virtUes ut least her own, and her faults
mainly the result of strong passions and
wiIltwholly uncontrolled, she is fit sub
ject for those rivers of tears and throbbing
emotions which have been so freely ex-
pended upon her false stage representa-
tions, and for the genuine display of that
sweet charity, which is the crowning
grace ofher sex. Where nre the pitying,
womanlY hearts, that f:tinted at the 'sCleath
scene?" Surely net looking, unmoved,
on the fifth scene OF the last act of the
living tragedy!
From splendid houses to furnished
apartments, from floor to single room,
from room to room, and finally to die
alone in the garret or cellar; such, we
hope, is not the fate reserved For poor Lo-
la Montez. Better, much better, to die
now, while the echoes of admiration and
applause are still ringing in her ears
while there are still some friends who
cherish her, spite the shrug of the worlds
shoulders, or the SANDER of the worlds
tongue, and before the withering hand of
poverty has laid its pale and haggard
touch upon her. Better to sleep trusting,
ssThat good will fall
AT last for her.
At last for her!'
l--NeW York Sunday Times.
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WHEELING, 7l.1 IIlN'l G., VA. AIONDAYs.MO ORNTSG
Moneyat sarn,,torn. !.

4tany one comes to Saratopo and rroos
away without getting up and down to the
springs, between the hours of Ave aud six
O'Clock IN the morning, that person goes
away minus sensation. At that dewy
time the most doletul-looking crowd come
uOWn 10 drink that can be ina agined. 1t
reminds one of the Pool of SlONm. where
tne lame, the maimed, the halt and the
nllnu came gathering around the mnrgin
fthc healiug waters. Poor lcns,s Nh !,
saun the light OF day, AMI unfurtun.,te
ladies with pimples on their faces. and tl,c
careless gentleman who dropped his false
teeth IN the lake the other dav,, and the
poor student who is here with thread
nafe GOAT, and stops alta cheap boarding
house:-ail come down to tile biIbLlins
wells IN the early morning, and clink theft;
glasses together, minglc their woes. and
beeomcconEi Eiytal on congress Water. 81 can
now understand -tl4cFeeling which .promnts
people to hide their dcformities, and avoid
bringing the blemisLes of their poor bodies
underline observation ofthose who might in
suit them with pity. have sympathy for
that thin little lady in black, who comes
with step us noiselcss as though she
were afraid of hearing her own football
her veil drawn closely to conceal face
covered with an unseemly eruption.
~ "St M"cA sHc SlFlnkS Denlnd pill
lar of the colonade and gnzes moment in
her e lass before emptying it, to note if her
complexion is becoming clearer. drinking
the water slowly and sorrowfnIly if shs
discovers no change, or swallowing i
nearly ut draught as if she sees on.
blotch less than yesterday. But for tn
student with 81 thread-bare coat, have ne
sympathy or compassion. Poverty is not
deformity. Ifa man cannot feel and as
sert his manhood in au old worn garment
or in his shirt-slceves, for that matter, al
the tailors that have sat cross-leggcd sine.
Adam first sewcd fe-leaves could mt,
ctothe him with dignity. y tailor is gen
orally reckoncd as but Il fractional part O.
humanity, but the man who relies on til
knight of the needle to stitch him into i,r
portance, is II smaller aud more vulgar
fraction still.-Cor. Ne,c York Times.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-03
HUorons OF THE cAMpA1cN.
oF POLITICAL INTEREST

as an offset to Abraham Lincoln's rail-
splitting fcats, an Illinois paper knows of
a saw log cut in tue saw-mill Stephen A.
Douglas tended O. nights and taught
school the balance of the time. "Ihe
log" says the paper, with ntlectionate in.
tcrest, ''was somewhat dccnyed by time,
(thirty years. but the heart was sound,
and from it we obtained 81 beautiful Gene"
y friend of the Era, who loves Edward
Everett, (he used to sleep with Ned at
College. and says Ned was in the habit of
eating gingerbread after going to bed, and
1T didn't agree with him. has shown US am
ehccting "reminiscences of the great states
mans life. 1t is an old Latin Grammar,
ft5s Is RHltbE2e8a a,2Q.d Stoddard's,) and shows in
ance, the results of excessive study and
age. 1t bears the Latin coguo,nen of its
youthful, but now aged and brilliant own
er, and the explanatory classical comment,
chic hber est mihi," in bold characters.-
The initial page is graced by an ingenious,
witty, but thoughtful picture of some OBJ
jectionahle tutor, in red ink To prevent
any mistakes, the name is appended plain
ly, which shows the young students fear
lcssness of character. On the whole, look
ing at it, we are forced to the conclusion
that if Edward had not been q statesman,
he would have been great painter. On
tho last leaf, with characteristic boyish
playCulness, we find the following exquisite
X7OrceGU:
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TWELVE SOLID LINES oH NOSrAREIL, (oR ONE INCH OR
LESS, NAKH 4 SQUARE.

R65-Y6Nrly Advertising on rt.,SoNohIo tSr'ns .ooor
dng to the space occupied and the numbcrof changes
ers. to lie paid for in udrunee - s''''s
Business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year
OF 20 lor SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
, Ihc privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
thc Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
Advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
we'll rs all legal advertisements and alvertisenents
OF auction sales and real estate in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates -'''''s
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
accordingly. 'N' '''' e''''' Sc"
cases at full rates - '''
Marriages. Notices o! Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each novI1-'5o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-03

A Breckinridgo editor says that the
friends of Bell are the enemies of the
South. We don't like to abuse a mans
mother, but that mans maternal ancestor
violated the ninth Commandment by bear
ing false witness.-LouispiUe Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-03
New York PaDer NEYarehOuSe.

NNEPRTCE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS,
~ booksellers, stati"nerS. flinders, Printors and
by purchasing from first hands
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities,
can offer great inducements parties in want of Pa
pers such as nre usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, FOoIscap, Letter Note and
billet, Folin. Packet. Commercial and all grades Of
French Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue, Bfnders',
Trunk aud Straw BOARD, Botting etc, etc; Bank-
Note, Bond. Drawing, Bank, Envclolss.- Particular
attention paid to supplying Ranks with BnnlS-Note
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi-
NaFies, Clergymen and Professional men. Billhcndh
to thu sheet. Blue and White, Wovc and Laid. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
son. CARSON & HARD.
np9-ly* Paper Warehouse A Bteknan ct.
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Upwards OF s11,OOO,OOO
+ Losses have been paid by tho Etnn Insurance CO
in the past IS years.

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOlvonoy and
fair profit.
and Contents for terms Of o'.e to fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
ana uninterrupted through seasons OF financial sum
sne anu storm or periods evcntful in exempt from
sweeping c1algr'iious and maritime disaster. Be
ing Tong established, ona cash basis, the troubles of
Tue c!eHt system affect in no material particular.
During hard times the security of reliable Ins-
ta'fe Is an imperative duty-the ability Of property
H''deFs t"suStain loss being then much lessenod.
Policies Issued without delay, and all business at
tenisl 10 With Dispatch and fidelity. by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
:ebIl-law till Jan I5t 80
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Iu6iisAsd, IN a Seated Earsiors.
A ALECrUREONTIIENA NATURE. III iEATAl ENT AND
RADICAL. CERE OF SPERNlArOltRIIOEA, or SOM
t"al Weakness. Sexual Debility, NERVOUSNESS aud
involuntary Emissions, producing ln,potcncy, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROB. j. CULNERwELL, NJ D.,
The important fact that the awful cOnsoouonces OF
seEHbMsc may be cttecually removed without inter
nal medicines tho dnnrcrUu applications of cals-
ricNl dsvises, Is here clearly deInoust cd, and tho
entirely new and highly succcssfuI treatment, M
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means OF which every is enabled to cure himself
perfectly, and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrunls of the day. This
Lecture will prove boon Thousands and tlIor,sands
Sont under seal to any address, post paid on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
Post Box 1856 ivIE
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INDIANS may be considered the Copper
faced type of Mankind.
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FhOiee First Class Insurance


ks.Ca,l Capital 81 ,oOOoOo absolute and mimpafrcd
VIII Surplus or S50G.3ST.SS.
A2I ;ls rEcstgeof Is years success and experience
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InmudelsiS
InclanOniS
Infrtaris
InOaknOuis,
IROrceGW:

r.. II. leClt.
1t is pleasing to trace the progress of
the young student i'll its hcMumbcd pages.
The hesitating labors over the first declina-
tions, the fearful and long-coutinued pause
at the conjugation of the irregular verbs,
and the general, cloudy, mystifed and.
stained appearance of the pages in Prosody,
bctoken the painful but steady march
of intellect up the Parnassian hill, and
must draw tears to the eyes of every re-
Elective man. The book may be seen for
afew days at this office.-CdlJornia Golden
Era.
The following advertisement appears in
the Ninnesotian We trust it may lead to
the discovery of the lost boy, and to the
restoration of peace to a bereaved family:
sBoY" LOST.
Left Washington, D. c., some time in
July, to go home to his mother in New
York. He has not yet reached his mother,
who is very anxious about him. He has
been seen in Philadelphia, New York city,
HArtfod, CT, and at II Clam-ba in Rhode
Island. Has been heard from ut Boston,
Portland, Augusta and Bangor. Naine.-
from some expressions he has dropped, it
is feared he has become insane upon Il
subject which he calls popular Sow
eregnty."
He is about five feet nothing in height,
and about the same in diameter the other
way. Has red face, short legs and a
large belly Answers to the name of"'Lit-
tie Giant" Talks Il great deal, always
about himself. Has an idea that he is a
candidate for the Presidency. Had on,
when he left drab pants, white vest, and
blue coat with brass buttons; the tail very
near the ground.
Any information concerning him will
be gratefully received by his afflicted mo-
ther. For further particulars address
AUGUsTE BELMONT, New York
WILLIS GORMAN, Minnesota.
Abe Lincoln was always honest and al
ways will be. Douglas never was honest;
but he.will- be IL non estman after the'cIec-
ton.
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Clnnas and NiRgers.

In the address recently issued by the
Breckenridge National Executive Commit
tee, occurs the following passage:
ITO coLciliate the Republican votes lie
has induIged in vulgar filings at the South.
He prefers the CLAIMS of Rhode Island to
the niggers of the South. Il HAVE MUCH
MORE FoSDSEss FoR YOUR CLANS THAN
HAVE roR THEIR N1GCBRs. These things
have sunk deep into the hearts of Imerican
Democrncy." etc.
What things2 Not the clans, certainly.
for they sink deep into the stomachs of the
American Democracy.-B Bu!8olo Com.
'sMR. SMITH, don't you think ar. skcc-
sizes is a man of parts?''
"Dccidedly SO, Miss Brown, lie is part
num-skull, part knayc and part fool
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Assets. Lnnunrr1.1 1shs
Sl,5OG.ss7 IS

TOTAL LIABILITIES: ~
Unsettled claims not due, c,....... .s173.926 81
FS'!@''s' Elri,aly adjusted and promptly paid. ga
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New Family Er0cel.Y.

7HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVETO ANNOUNCE
4 shat he has opened Family Grocery ami Forei,t,
rFoIace Store in the old Post Office building lSB
MarEet street. nenT the corner of Quincy st. aud AO-
lcIts the generous patronage of his friends and tie
1t will bc my constant endeavnv to offer, Mt tho
lowest prices, tlS best qualities the market affords
superior article of EOttled Liquors and Wines
German Produce such as Prlrnes Lentles. splrt
EeaS, also all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons
wholesale and retail Mt the lowest rates.
superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
OF the different grades, wholesale and retail at
: q