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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18
PURITY OF CHARAcrEn.-Over the

PURITY OF CHARAcTER.-Over the
beauty of the plum and the apricot, there
grows bloom and beauty more exquisite
than Tia fruit itself-a soft delicate blush
that overspreads its bIushng check
Now if you strike your hand over that,
and it is once gone, it has gone forever,
for it never grows bat once, The flow
CIR that hangs in the morning impearled
with dew rrayed with Jewels, once
shake it, so that the heads roll off, and
you may sprinkle water over it as you
please, yet it can never be mado what
1t was when the dew fell silently upon it
from heaven. On & frosty morning you
may see the panes Of glass covered with
landscapes, mountains, lakes and trees,
blended in beautiful fantastic picture
Now lay your handsupon the glass, and
by the scratch OF your finger, or by
warmth of palm, all the delicate tracery
will be oblitsratad. So there is in youth
a beauty and purity of character, which
when once touched and defled can never
be restored: fringe more delicate than
frost WORK ana which, Wncn torn ana pro
ken, will never BIO re embroidered. a
man who has spotted and soiIea bis gar
ments in youth, though he may
seek to make than white again, can new
or wholly do it, were he to wash them
with his tears. When young man
leaves his fathers house, with the bless
incs Of bis mothers tears still wet upon
bis forehead, if he once lose that purity
of character it is loss he can never
make whole again. Such is toe cons9-
quense of crime. Its effects can never be
eradieatcd; it can Only be foFgiyen.--
II. W. BeecAer.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

Orr SErs.-Tbo loveiest valley has a
muddy swamp; the noblest mountain a
piercing blast, and the prettiest face some
ugly features. The fairest complexion is
most subject to frcckles; tho handsomest
girl is apt to be proud; the most senti-
mental lady loves cold pork, and the gay
est mother lets her children go ragged
The kindest wife will sometimes overlook
an absent shirt button; and the best Eus-
band forgets to kiss his wife every time
he steps outside the gate; and the best
dispositioned children in the world get
angry and squalI and the best writer gets
off some nonsense; and stars will fall, and
the moon suffer eclipse; and men wont be
angels nor earth heaven.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

THE following anocdote is related Of
Hugh Miller: when employed as q ma
son, it was usual for his felow-workmen
to have an occasional treat Of drink, and
one two glasses Of whisky fell to his share
which he swallowed. When he reached
home, he found, on opening his fayorite
bo3k-Bacon's Essays-that the letters
danced before his eyes, and that he could
no longer master his senses. The con
dition, says he, into WHICH | had brought
myself, was, l felt, one of degradation
| had sunk by my own act, for the time
to lower Lowell of intelligence than that
on which it had been my privilege to
stand; and although tho state could not
have been very favorable for forming a
resolution, [ in that hour determined that
| should never again sacrifice my capaci-
ty of intellectual enjoyment to drinking
usage; and, with Gods help, I was ena
bled to hold by the determination
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

THE BODY AvENGED.-By too much
sitting the body becomes unhealthy, and
soon the mind. This is Natures law
She will never see hor children grongod.
If the mind, which rules the body, ever
forgets itself so far as to trample upon its
slave, tho slave is mover generous enough
to forgive tho injury, but will rise and
smitc his oppression. Thus has many
monarch mind been dothroned : Long
telloao.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

WHES generous man is compelled
to give refusal, he generally gives it
with n worse grace than the ungensrous:
first, because It is against his nature: and,
secondly, because it is Ont of his pEac-
fice,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-18

The next day bad gone and no tidings,
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27
Special Notices.
The Medical and Surgical Institu,

The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DIR. l. J. CZAPKAY is already secured in a NJ,
sition which PAGES it, as well it, proprietor N
above the assaults Of envy and Professional malice
In ae schools of France, the highest prizes are offer
awarded to practitioners in this department of Ned
zeal science, and they occupy with others all cqu all.
iof:y position in the profession. Rcord is q ustr
Gus ex ample, a shining light among the philosophi,
al stars OF his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay ha,
tuily cquaLcd him in this country as a proof o.
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicil c compH
mented him with Diploma, and the honorary Al
EUNDsM degree Selecting this as hi. feli CT oper.
non, although qualified as a graduate of the I'm
niversity Of Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon Of m,
hungarian Revolutionary army. for more extendc,
iaoors, Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent his Gaines: al
tenIlon to the cure of chronic and private diseases
III "hich ne has become so great expert that h.
now regarded as the LEADER in this branch Of hi,
profession throughout the United States md His mo-
t!ale ana biography are published as smatter ofip
Ilrest IN the most exclusive journals TIE Doctor,,
onces are al his Medical and Surgical Institute ON
poslte the buildings of the Pacific Mail STEAMSHIPS p
Company.
~ We ask particular attention ofou, reader. to
ne sworn certlhcates of remarkable cures in sno,h-
"r column of this paper
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27
THE NEVADA JOURNAL,
FRIDAY. MORNING, JULY a7th, 1880.
FATAL ArrRAy.-At ahor, div. On T,s.d,

FATAL AFrRAY.-At about dark on Tuesday
evening an alteration arose near the corner of
Pine and Commercial streets, between Toney
Brown and Tom. James, growing out of a dog
tight Pistols were drawn, but others interfered
and prevented the use of weapons. The pistol
OF James was taken from him, but Brown was
in charge of officer Rider and allowed to keep
his. He, instead of being marched of, was also
allowed to stand about in the presence of his
enemy. Brown took advantage OF the opportu-
nifty and drawing his pistol with the left hand
shot at James, but missed his mark, the ball
SCATTERING his own right hand and lodging in the
brain of John Garvey, an innocent by-stander.
The ball struck Garvcy little above the right
eye He fingered but few hours and expired.
Garvey was from Holstein, near Hamburg, and
IN industrious miner. Toney Brown was imme-
diately arrested and lodged in jail Tom James
escaped.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

HosE SEWING MAcHISE.-While We write
there comes to our ears the click of a machine
opposite engaged in the manufacture of hose
for hydraulic mining. 1t is owned and pro-
PEELED by genuine darkey, who is professional
hose maker, but who, in consonance with the
spirit of the age, goes in for labor saving ma
chimes. The history of the sable hose maker in
connection with the machiue is somewhat inter-
sttng. Some months since Mr.. Q. Rice, the
Inventor of the machine, sold to Mr.. S. Howard,
the darkey aforesaid, cue half the patent right
of machine not yet perfected. After it had
reached completion and was found to work, Rice
carried away the wheels and gearing of the ap-
paratus and proclaimed the partnership at an
snd. Nothing daunted, Howard undertook the
construction Of an entire new machine, and
after months of experiments he has succeeded
in putting excellent one in operation
Such indomitable will and energy certainly de-
serve success.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

9s- Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurs
ana Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup f
children teething, which greatly facilitates IL
proce of teething. by softening the gums r.,
ducing all infanation-will allay all pain, AL
it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upo
1t mothers, it will give rest to yourselves an
relief and health to your infants. Perfectl
safe in all cases. Gee advertisement in anothe
column
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

MucHAs GRAcIAs-We desire to thank Chas
Marsh, ESQ.,, for valuable present in the shape
of Eliot's History of LIBERTY volumes. No
moro appropriate gift to an editor could be Sc
iected, or one better appreciated;
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

A ScnArcH.-Eli Booth was called before
Justice Smith on Tuesday, charged with laying
violent hands on one Elizabeth Weden, who
keeps the Brooklyn Housc, Upper Broad
street. 1t appeared to the Jury that Lizzie made
the first assault, and failing to show the alleged
Jumps on her pate raised by the said Booth he
discharged. 1t was decided che was not
whipped, according to law.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

BURGLARr.-The residence of James Hoe
near the head of Broad street, was entered on
Saturday evening last, and truck taken. IT,
contents were of great value. Il is not the
nrst time burglars have entered the house, this
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The books were oponed
at the Metropolitan Theatre on Monday evening z
for the enrolment of members OF a Republican
Club. A large audience was in attendance and
briefly addressed By Messrs. Churchman and
Sargent. A Treasurer and Finance Committee
were elected. Ninety gentlemen signed their
names as members of the Club, when the crowd
adjourned to meet at the same place on Monday
evening next.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

Is TowS.-Rev. D. A. Dryden, formerly pas
tor of the Methodists here, now of PetaIuma.
ha, been in town during The week. The Domino
appears in excellent health. and to be at ease
with himself Hi, old friends were glad to nee.
him
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

RETURxEp.-Hon, Phil. Moore rctarned to
his favorite stamping ground, which is no other
than this city, on Tuesday, from survey of the
boundary limo between California and Utah, in
n much bron1cd condition. Phil tells us that
having passed over the Sierra Nevada ria. Pla-
csrville, the Bcckvourih route, and the Henness
Pass, he can corscien;;ously declare the Hem
ness incomparab!y the bs,t of ali, and that the
Surveyor General of The State will give the
weight of bis official authority to the same eff
feet This is about the way we we're confident
it would turn out. No intelligent man can pass
the mountains by the different routes without
coming to the same conclusion.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27
II. H. SHAFER & Co,

FURNITURE, Hair. Moss, Sring & PuIu
mattresses; Blankets, Sheets, Pillow
Cases, Counterpanes, aud COmfcrters.
ASD GBSERAC ASSORTMENT II THEIR LINZ,
B e 0 4 d STR EET,
Opposite the National Exchange
People will do well TO call before sending below.
j, w. SINGER will attend to the busine,
Ola irleni, aud customers are requested to give
" Joe" call. mayis
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

Tue WATER WoRKs.-Mr. Charles Marsh
went TO San Francisco last week to complete his
arrangements to order the pipes for the water
works for which he lately received grant from
She city. By survey it was found that about two
miles of pipe is wanted altogether. Twenty
eight Croton hydrants have been ordered from
New York. The whole material is expected to
bo on the ground by the first of February next,
and when put down city can boast of bet
tsr system or supply of water than Nevada
The iron for the works is estimated to weigh $50
tons, ard the cost of the whole works when COM
plcted at S30, 900.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

VANDERBILT has agreed to carry the mail.
for the postage till the 4th of March.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27
serve success.

PERsoSAL-The genial eoue etenance of Brother
Bausman, of the Hydrauttc Press gave an air of
happiness to our streets on Saturday last. And
then the rig he had, covered the faces of whole
city with good humor. Regardless Of expense,
our worthy brother came to the county seat to
cut aswell. Horse carriage and harness were
of the most approved antique ORDER Carriage
red, trimmed with green and striped white
Horse, Gothic, immobile, solid and lasting
Harness, Composite, venerable, borrowed of the
mikman. Gait, fifty four-forty and stripes.
The Private Secretary" could well afford the
expensive turn out. Didn't present single bill
in the county seat but it W al Immediately cashed.
OF course one printers heart was glad, and could
enjoy asplurge. 1t was the intent Of our worthy
confrcrs to time Caius Marcus Coriolanus Duroc
(his steed) the way back to North San Juar,
We wait with AT 1iety the report Of the next
Presx--
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

c. W. YoUsG has just received, lot of Good
Tsmpiar and knighthood Pins. They are decid-
edly neat. ard will, no doubt, meet with a ready
sale as there is goodly number of members to
each Of the above Orders in this city,
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

CLuBBERr.-Four Lincoln Clubs have bccn
organized in this county. Thus far the only
eN'nus'a'm or activity manifested is in the Re
publican ranks
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

.L" pooks--Mr. Charles Marsh lately pur-
cnascd ninety Volumes in San Francisco for the
Nevada Library.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

CANT MEErISG.-The Methodists open camp
meeting at Penn Valley, on Friday next. We
lsarn that d carryall WI run between this city
and the camp ground regularly during the con-
tinuance Of the meeting.
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

THH AissceliaHy is a uionthIv ,,,t,.,t5 ::
San FFancisco' it is very readable and nre.,,,,
good appearance
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

WEEKLY MIRRoR-This exrsli.,.
pears 70 DC working itself into public favor. II
contains good variety of r.ading matter
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

bARUH, of Commercial street, has our thanh,
forthe first peaches we have had ,bi, SEASON
The Nevada journal., 1860-07-27

Professor WuTrrEr, State. Geelogi.t. ~;,,
eornmsnce his lshors in October.
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commission Mertbants.

WUHIHIl3o1UN JtttALVdIII5.
2 MAoDONALD GEO.
1V1 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERsIN
GUANO, GRAIN, AND FLOUR,
-.,-.- AND AGENTS FOR SALE OF
bAuHa IMPROVED RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
CoR MCELDERRY'S WHARF AND PRATTST,
u BALTIMORE
All approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand fe27tf
II G. WAMBERSIE,
As GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
49,. us. CHARLES STREET,
lallu Baltimore, Nd
TOHN S. PRICE,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- . 10 SOUTH STREET
Particular attention given the execution of Shippers
Orders for FLOUR, GRAIN &C, in this market
Refers to Messrs. John S. Williams Bro, Baltimore
g John H Pree Il Co, B randywine, De-,
6 James Z. Price Co., Z"
Tatnall Il Lea,
m23-tf
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mhl4 law3w Register of Wills for Baltimore ctv
NOTlCE.-In compliance with the provision
al act of the General Assembly of Maryland passed
at Decembr session. lS49, chap AL, entitled IAN rea
ting to Stock held by and provide an easy
mode ofanserring the same notice is hereby given
NANCY HOLMES, of Berkeley county Virginia, has
parted this life that at the time of her death
sessed of and entitled Fortyeigh shares of
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Baltimore, and that at
the expiration of month from 9th of February
1860 the undersigned adm nistrato will transfer the
mentioned stock
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In RALTIMORE Oily ORPHANS corr

DALIlMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
n March 18th ls6oOrdered that the sale of the real
state OF JOHN GLENN deceased, made by VIM W. Glenn,
the acting executor of the last will and testament the said
deceased and this day reported to this Court by said act
ing executor, be ratified and confirmed unless be
shown to the contrary or before the 18th day of
May next provided copy of this order be inserted in
some daily newspaper published in the city of Baltimore
least week for three weeks before the
18th day Of April next
The report states the the sales to be SIS $50
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J. NJ HOLMES, Administrator
Baltimore, February %. fe2 4w#


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-JAMESM MUIR
~ RAY AND HENRY r. HAZLEHURST, havin. by
Decd duly executed and record d. conveyed all their
and property OF every pton, to the undersigned in
trust for the benr Of tn cred tors giving prefer to
such as SHALL within days from the date of said deed
sign release of all claims against them and accept such
dividend or dividends under provisions
OF said deed copy of the Deed of Trust and release
from the creditors to be signed by such desire to avail
themselves OF he provisions of the dec have been
the countlns of keyser Troxell South Calvert
where the same may be seen by all whodesire So
HORACE ABBOTT,
WILLIAM kEYSER, Trustees.
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Sifsmsbips.

4%S%S CROMWELLS LINE
AVA NINA H.
Tho so.ou. EVERY EVERY FIVE DAYS.
POTOMAC,
LOCUST POINT,
Will regularly 10 Savannah eyerv + five dSys as fol-
lows: 'Ni' NV ""''' 90 W.
LOCUST POINT, Monday, March 26th
No froi,,t ro,o;,s, POTOMAC, saturday, March 81
For freight apply to " ~ '
SAML T. PEARCE Agent
Spear's wharf
Punctuality in departure may he relied on ~ "
aRentsln savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN Il CO mh2I
<8f%A CROMWELLS LINE
NEW YORK NA NJ END
BALTIMORE
THROUGH in FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
IT, NJ, 80 LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier r. N R - and Ir,,opr
From Spears wharf
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland snl otbe East
tF points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
TINS line free OF commission -
Applyto SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEA q VIVA
or TO H, B. CROMW ELL 4 Co
rb1f,, Sc WEST STREET,
New York.
AFS& BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
sSS5ffssRSaa.S WHARF FOOT of LONG DOCK
, me well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS VIM
a. Hallet commander, and JOSEPH Whitney Solomon
aowes commander with fine accommodations for passen
gers viii SAL for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at IL O'CLOCK
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates. ~
% SOL A. l.. HIGGINS, Agent
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-By virtue of
49, Deed Of Trust from GEORGE SPIES dated March
the benefit o. the creditors of said Spies One of the provi
sons OF said Deed creates ference in favor
ditors who SHALL within ninety from date said
Gsed execute Of their claims against the said Geo
for record in the oe of the CLERK of the Superior Court of
Baltimore city The release for creditors sign is at the
store ofC Smith, No 81 West Baltimore street
mhl2 2aw3w" THOMAS GRIFFISS. Trustee
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR

rIE WYNN Ur OUMMUN FLEA0 FUK
AbALIiMORE CITY, I'd March, 1856 Ordered that the
Sales OF the estate OF John ONeill nsolven debtor
made and reported by T. Parkn Scott, Trustee ratified
and confirmed made and reported, unless to the
contrary thereof be shown before the oath Instant
provided copy of this order be published week
Tor three successive weeks before that
newspaper printed and published in this city.
The report states the amount of sales be 81 500
~ W. J. MARSHALL.
True copy-Test-WILLIAMJ HAMILL,
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THE STEAMER PLANTFR will
H.aSElf=--zglss leave baltimore EVERY WEnVFsDsy
~, g mmencing March lih, 1867 at 6 O'clock and
continue every sue cldiEg WfD& ESnAY Ferri . I'll
leave heEed e. EVERY SATURDAY MCRNfNG ~ W. Z
Point going and returning luz" "u" rum
-----l4--u-.-..- GEO. ". WEEMS, Master
SS1-lfs-99-I CARRIAGES.-We have on hand Of
- - = OUR MANDATORY AND REP0SITdRY
81 me largest and hest assortlntnts If - r
kiAGhS t? be found in the city. Persons in Want Of Car
] gre invited 70 cal and examine our stock as we are
70 SCI At as low rates ans on as
terms as any other establishment VA " ~ O'n'iou"''uH
.iaor+t MULiMYER & HUNTER,
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o
TH0S. b. GATHER, Clerk.
True copy, Test-THOS. B. GATHER,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
IGlTY, IN EQUITY, eth March, 1860 IN TIL CASE OF
McCLEtILAND Il FRANK as. FLEl TER Il OTHERS
Ordered that the sale of the property the northea cor
Of ohns and Schroeder streets made reported
by Thomas Park Scott, Trustee be ratified and conmed
unless to the contrary be shown the 5t
day of April next provided copy of TINS order be pnb
she once aweek for three successive weeks before that
Baltimorecity. f "
The Report states the amount Of to be $780, subject to
the mortgage on the property
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UallGrs.
fASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
" No. Sc EAST BALTIMORE STREET, near High
n, All W Est BALTIMORE STREET near Pearl
me having the great evil of an extended
creut SYSTEM has resolved to change entirely the
OF transactng his business from Injurious credit
to ~ ''St~AA
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford sell per cent less
heretofore hoping that his old Patrons and the public will
sustain him in doing business on this plan. "
Always on hand stock of
FINE CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
~ All goods must be paid for on delivery
A BAYER,
Marc l,apt Ta,Io
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s|aIs FUR CHARLESTON, S. c.
aaafa3&i EXPRESS LINE.
he packet brig DOANE, Loring master having ,ost
OF Ter ca go engaged, will have Quick GeSnatcb s I
For freight or pa sage apply to
HESLEN & ROGERS
No hill ,,a.-.-.- N. W. corner Pratt and Cav SITS
mbo9 tS auihs signed after the sailing the vessel
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@ints. YiauGrs. lie,

. 6 "ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN"
&T GNh This celebrated Club House Gin, so high
TAfMlpTF ly appreciated throughout Holland for its
MEy4M superior flavor for sale in cases Of one doz.
NH WIFiH quarts by
LIZ IL E. C. WAMBERSIE, Sole Agent,
fe9H q South Charles street
MA B.. F. ULMAN,
tE&lE3 IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Asasas% BRANDLES WINES, DC, &C.,
Nos, aud NoRTH GAY STREET,
Keeps constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
house,
COGNAC BRANDIES:
Hennesey, Pinet Caston Vine Growers, Uni ed Vine
yard Proprietor. London Dock, &c
ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIES
Seignete, Pellevosin Camus Rusteau, United Proprie
tors, &C.
HOLLAND GIN.
Bohlen's Weesp Royal Lion, Medar Swan, Fish, &c
WINES:
Champagne, Sherry, Madeira, Rhensh Hungarian &C.
WHl~RIES:
Bourbon, Monon gahela and Old Rye
,, FRUIT BRANDIES
Wild Cherry, Blackberry pbery Straw
perry and lne Apple guaranteed of superior quality
In this, Philadelphia, New York markets. and at lower
price. 1880 " ~
CORDIALS:
Rose, Vanilla, Aniseed, Noyeau, Cinnamon Peppermint
Perfect Love, &c, &c.
m BITTERS:
very best Cocktail, German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Russian Long Life
CnrraSsan Absinthe, Schiedam Schnapps
w IN. special attention of the trade IL solicited to my
hne Srandies, Cordials Bitters, &c. fe15-tf
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E7IsH, CHEESE AND BUTTER STORE

n 'IoIlI OIIEEfoE AND BUITEK SIURE.
1000 boxes Eastern Cheese
800 bhls. Nos. /, 2 and Mackere!
800 hbls Labrador and Eastern Herring.
1910 boxes No and Scaled Herring
100 casks Cod and Hake Fish.
IN store and for sale at the lowest market rates by
RICH CO,
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Na VINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
I#aAf6SEH BLACK TEAS, &c
A%$kAAzz4 P. HERMAN h son,
Offer sale the following articles their own
particularly for family use: " $1,000 ~ F0-sA'
SHERRY WIN ES-P, marines finest pale gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass ' e ~
Port, In wood and in glass ~ ~
MADEIRA WINE, John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape iice. "
HOOK -Jahannesberger, Stenterger, Siarcobrln
ner Cabinet Lieb- frau mich, Bronneberg, Of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pnts e' III
Brandies e ''4 p8'o anu uarh
RqMS5od and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London " ~
HOLLAND GIN-The best quaty-Tiernan brapd-aod
no mixture Of aromatic poison in it, ~ W
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA a,e.F