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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

CAROLINA MISSION TO VIRGINIA.
The Hon. Mr.. Memmingor, the CON-
missioner appointed by the State of
South Carolina to confer with the
State Of Virginia on the subject of
our Federal relations, arrived at Rich
mond on the 18th, and was received
with well known Virginia hospitality.
We learn from a subsequent dis
patch that committee of the Vir.
ginia Legislature was the next day ap-
pointed to confer with him..
change.
This is the ultimatum of double.
distilled, highly concentrated and
compound essence of nonsense. The
idea of any body of men getting to-
gether under constitutional law and a
prescribed limit of power, and so far
transeending il, is rich indeed, or
rather would be, if SO many rare and
outre things were not daily done by
fellows who claim by virtue of author
ity to represent the people, that ordi-
nary people have ceased to be shocked
by startling and shocking propositions
Had not the Hon. Mr.. Memminger
or any other gentleman the right
without appointment to 60 to Vir-
ginia and confer with any body (hav-
ing the leisure) on Federal or other
relations2 The right has not been
disputed. What will the talking of
Mr.. Memminger sum up when he has
finished? What will it amount to |?
In how far will the people of South
Carolina be committed by what Mr..
Memminger may say? Certainly not
more than the people of Louisiana or
any other section of the Union.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26


A REMoNSTRANCE FROM CuAs.
DICKENS -Four or five years ago,
the writer of these lines was much
panied by accidentally encountering
printed statement "that Leigh
Hunt was the original of Harold
Skimpole in Bleak House." The
writer Of these lines is the author of
that book. The statement came from
America. 1t is no disrespect to that
country in which the writer has, per-
haps, as many friends and as true an
interest as any man that lives, good
humoredly to state the fact, that he
has, now and then, been the subject
of paragraphs in transatlantic newspa-
pers more surprisingly destitute of all
foundation in truth than the widest
decisions of the widest lunatics. For
reasons born Of this experience, be
let the thing 90 by. But since Mr..
Leigh Hunts death the statement has
been revived in England. The deli
cacy and generosity evinccd in its re-
vival are for the rather late considera.
ton of the revivers. The fact is this.
Exactly those graces and charms of
manner which are remembered in the
words we have quoted, were remem-
bered by the author of the work of fic-
ton in question when he drew the
character in question.
Above all other things that "sort
of gay and ostentatious willfulness"
in the bumoring Of subject which
had many time delighted him, and
impressed him as being upspeakably
whimsical and attractive, was the airy
quality he wanted for the man he in
vented. Partly for this reason and
partly Che has since often grieved to
think for the pleasure it afforded him
to think, that delightful manner re-
producing itself under his hand, he
yielded to the temptation of too often
making the character speak like his
old friend. He no more thought, God
forgive him that the admired origi-
nal would ever be charged with the
imaginary vices of the fictitious crea-
ture than he has himself ever thought
of charging the blood of Desdemona
and Othdlo on the innocent academy
model who sat for lagos leg in the
picture. Even as to the mere occa.
sionai manner, he meant to be SO eau
-tious and conscientious, that he pri-
vately referred to the proof-sheets of
the first number of that book to two
intimate literary friends of Leigh
Hunt, (both still living, and altered
the whole of that part of the text, on
their discovering too strong resem-
blance to bis "way.'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

" We learn from the Columbus
Times of the 10TH, that Simeon Per
ry, Mathews Exum, John PilkarG and
Ephraim Knowles, tried before the
Superior Court of Muscogee county,
for negro stealing, have been found.
guilty. Knowles was sentenced for
the term of six years; the other three
for ten years each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

fB The English hunters on their re-
turn from Red River lodged one night at
hotel at st. Cloud, Minnesota. The party
consisted Of eight men, eight horses and
one yoke of oxen. The landlord charged
them seventy-fve dollars.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

,zB- One hour of justice is worth sew
enty years ofprayer. One act Of charity
is worth a century of eloquencc.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

The Rich CAsE.-The now cele-
brated 800, 900 breach of promise
case, entitled Carztang VS.. Shaw"
is On trial again at st. Louis. 1t
will be remembered that, on the
former trial, the jury returned a
verdict for the full amount claimed
800, 000--and it is this, togeth-
err with the high standing and
wealth of the defendant, that rem
ders the case so interesting. The
verdict is the largest ever given
In the world in a similar suit. On
the present trial, an enormous
amount of new testimony, princi-
pally dispositions taken abroad
will be introduced. 1t comprises
the evidence of over fifty witnesses
residing in Brooklyn, N. Y, Char
lestown, S. C., Cincinnati, Balti-
more, and elsewhere, and in bulk
wonid I'LL an ordinary champagne
basket. The counsel on both sides
have been industrious since the
last trial, and some very interest
ing developments may be expected
though, undoubted, the court will
exclude portions of the testimony.
Both PARTIES Miss Efiie Carztang.
complainant, and Henry Shaw, de-
PENDANT (and appellant)--visited
Charleston lately for the purpose
of aiding and instructing in the
examination by commission. Both
took lodgings at the Mills House.
Charleston Coayieg.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
HIGH ART.-The NeY York Tri-


the usual hour.
HIGH ART.-1he New York Tri-
bune says /: Apropos to fashionable
recognition of artistic emineDce. Two
very splendidly attircd ladies' recently
made condescending visit to tho
studio of one of our distinguished
landscapists, and asked the privilege
of looking at his pictures. The art
ist was but too happy to comply with
their request, and placed before them
brilliant sunset which he had Just
finished. His visitors were lavish Of
those charming eplthets which ladies
bestow 80 literally upon the object of
their admiration. "0h isn't it love
ly! How sweet How natural !" etc.
And then, after gazing at the glow
ing canvas for few minutes in wrapt
silence, the lady who had been loud
est in expressing her admiration, said
with unircte which must have pene-
trated to the very core Of the paint
er's heart, "pray, Mr.. c., is it a
moonlight" The artist meekly re-
piled that it was intended for a "sun-
set" "Oh, indeed !" replied the lady.
"Pray, Mr. C., which do you
think the most difficult to do, pictures
in oils or in worsted 2" "Really," re-
piled the astonished painter, | am un-
able to say, for | have never done any
thing in worsted. "Ah 7" said the
lady, | find it so difficult in working
little dogs to put in the eye. But
these, of course, were exceptional
ladies.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
Furniture.

Furniture.
A RM0URS, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables,
IA Sofas, What-Nots, BOOK Cases, and
Divans, by recent arrivals.
LABOR-SAVING.
Another lot Of Self Rocking Cradles.
jan242w PIPER d. BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
I. q. d. T.. NOTICE.

ENGINEER's OFFICE, BOARD or PUBLIC
WORKS, BAroS RouGE, Ia, Jan. q, 1850. (
MILL BESOLD at public saloon the LIST proxo.
w either In solid, %. In parcels to suit pur-
chasers, the state dredgeboat fIARMANSON, now
in port in this city.
Proposals for the same at private sale will be
received at this office up to date Of sale.
j. X. DUNCAN,
Jan23-1ts Chief Engineer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

T. Haynes, Ambrose Lacour, Thos. L,
Randall, w. + Griffin, DR., and Raphael
Hcbert.
On motion the House adjourned at ftA
o'clock, A. NJ, TO meet on tomorrow at
Tho usual hour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

HAVE In store, the following goods, which they
offer to dealers and Families, either At wholesale
or retail, on favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-14
SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATUARTIC PILLS,

cO&FDCSDED Fl.CS
Pre- Tz.ssIJc E-trJcts ard PIT llg iH Glass a.
SG..S Ar Z.5f, and r9ili k.sg in any s....tS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-14
KfaRinR,

The editress of the Thompson, Ga,
Weekly Herald INDUCES herself in the fol-
lowing provoking and tautalizing strain.
trWeI, we reckon some folks would real
" like to know what we thought. Let's
see. In the FIRST place, we thought what
an absurd idea it is in a man TO ask lady
70 kiss him. Just as If he, the senseless
being, thought the poor trembling little
creature was going to do it. The idea ofa
man asking for thing SO easily obtained!
Why. it is ridiculous! and man with the
least particle of brains would boot at the
idea. She'd say no,9 till doomsday. And
you, poor believer, would forego the happi-
ness of drawing nectar from that rosebud
mouth, because you were an ignoram-
us TO ask for what you might have taken.
There are ten thousand ways to kiss girl
without asking the pleasure. Direct her
attention to something on the table; ask for
a book you know TO be there, go with the
affected purpose of helping her to look for
it; be particular to get at the left side-do
you need any more telling2 Ifyou do. you
do not deserve the kiss that might be SO
gracefully taken. man who would ask
q kiss of q fair maiden ought to be rode on
q rail as a craven hearted monster. Don't
do it, don't for goodness sake, ask the girls
TO kiss you. Kiss them if you went to, but
do it like gentlemen. Kiss them if you
can.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-14
Daily guteIIigeueer,
AWomnn'G Thoughts ON BOnnets.

A lady correspondent of the Springfield
Rapu5Eean writes from New York:
The bonnet is the frame to the picture.
A pretty face wants the setting 10 add
luster to its loneliness. A hOmely one
hopes, by happy combination of tints,
20 soften its ugliness, or to suggest =
beauty which it does not possess The
preseat bouaets look like coal scuttles,
and will hardly succeed II making any
one haudsomer. In their anxiety TO
grow largo all Of \ sudden, they have
burst ont behiad as well IS before They
may be decidedly stylish, but they are not
RracefuI. a high, pointed shelf, 2rot-u-
ding over the forehead. and bag Of iAce
hanging ont of the crown, large enough
for a work pocket, it is anything but artist
ic. Stiu It is refreshing 20 see heads
crowned with flowers. instead of feathers
To me, there was always an iucongruity
IN the thought of rebbiug poor ostriches
and smaller birds of their pretty tails, in
order TO trick ont feminine heads But
flowers are a natural ornament. Doubt
less, one of the frst things that Eve did
was 70 knot flowers in her hair, and 10
this day flowers and rare limitations of
flowers make the most simple and beauti-
ful adjoining of her multiplied daughters.
The most graceful spring hat worn is the
simple straw lvoid of the silk or lace
CROWN trimmed with budding green, or
violet ::nts, and clusters of spring flowers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-14
SMITHS WHEELING ALES
In Wood and Glass.

IN W UUu HLlIA o3AUbD'
.AE CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENER
iM ALLY, are respectfully Informed that for the
purPossof concentrating all my attention and resour-
Coz my Brewery. Malt-House, &C. In this city,
have sold my Pittsburgh Brewery TO Messra Fleming
BrotheTa there. re - 81 q
a. Thanling my numerous customers in all parts Of
the country for their patronage, desire to assure
them that shall continue TO Manufacture those Zine
ChampaIgne. Kennett, Pale, and Bitter Al0S, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this e.
tabliBhment and which have acquired 50 high Arepu-
tatlon for purity and general excellence.
hRye greatly enlarged the bottltng department,
which Is now In high state OF perfection, and capa-
bic Of supplying the vast demand tor the celebrated
wheeling bottled Ale.' "a 70
All orders for any of these products must hereafter
be directed to me at 'Wheeling, w." where they
will be filled and dispatched With promptnoss.
fsblo-tf GEO. W. SMITH. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-14
MEDICAL.
ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS,


What! Why a Beautiful Head OF Hair
DEcAusIIrIsTHE oRN ASIENT GOD HIMSELF
ID provided for all rsce. Reader although the
may bloom - brightly IN the eeSA.
the eve ever 30 sparkling the teeth be those Of
pearls if the head is bere Of its covering or the ha'r
be snarled aud shrivel-i, h1rxh and airy. or worse
thsn halfhsr chSruls Prof woods Hair Restorative
ifuSed two or three times week VIII restore An9
the following. and judge The writer of the mrs; Il
he eesIbrdtoa P1aist LhclbZ5:
m woop- NES YosK. ApriIIa, 1s5s-
Dc1T S:r.-Per1nIt ne TO express 10 you the obli-
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but u-on the application Of your Hair Restorative
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sprych ar Gwylte,iydcs'
WISH SEvsPEPER oTTIcE. ISNassAu ct; AP lass.
weeks $50 received bottle OF your Hair Restorative
and gave il my wife h1 concluded 20 try u on her
hair little thinking the time that II would restore
tegray hair it original color. but TO her as well
as my surprise after few weeks trial il has perform
ell that wonderful eect by turning al the gray hairs
To dark brown az the same time beautiiylnS ana
thieksninE the hair Istronsiy recommend the above
Restorative TO al persons in want Of such G11nge oil
their hair. ChAhLES SAhDLh-
NV YORK. July Is, 1857.
PROF o. j. wooD.-With confidence do recon-
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among persons VINO P''''H 10. KILBY.
PRoY. wooD-About two years ago my hair com
menced falling on and turning gray was fst ecofl-
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commenced using your Restorative in January last
few applications fastened my hair firmly 1t began
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CHICAGO. III, Nay l. 1851,
The Restorative Il put up In bottles Of sizes riz
large medium, and small; the small hold q pint
and retals for dollar per bottle the medium holds
at least twenty per cent IN proportion than the
small retas for dollars per hottie the large holds
quart, 80 per cent more in proportion and retaiL1
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o. J. WOOD < CO.. ProprietorS, Broadway, n. Y,
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1852
Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
TTTNTnBE Sfn
.............-.CHIETEzEo. 1853.

GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
LTIMORE, MD.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
ring the last two years has It been Necessary 70 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the IN
c-eslsnE. number of students representing nearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the INST eonspi-uous aud
de=.raby loca:ed buildings in the city The rooms
are coInmodiou=ly arranged. spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered t" young
desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or u obtIn
Thorough FrnrticII BLEirSEs Eig-1fI7s -lera!y- are
unsurpassed in any JArti-ular by any similar estab
lishmeut in the United states.
FACULTY.
L X. LOSIER.
Principai-Lecturer the Science Of Accounts, Com
merce. Bu-iaess Customs, etc.
]. N. PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Practiee nf
and COliineTical Calcuilfion-
IL IL DAVIES,
Associate Professor n B5ck-KeePing-
y. C. JOHNSON
Professor of business AMI ornamental PenulaLsh4p-
TT. WILLIAMS Esq
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
EEv. z. YEATES REESE n D.,
Lecturer ol Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua Van=ant,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM II. keighieT. Esq
Jacob Trust, Esl, VIM Enabe. EsI,
The College i provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the u-e Of the STU
Each Student la, desk 10 himself and is sepa-
rately instructed.
There bein: no vacation during the year. Students
can enter at any time
The time usually required to the fail course
from II weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrnaLneuted Circular, con-
tanning upwards of SQUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College varioas
Characteristic designs. penmanshp. Gc- sent by mail
free If charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Z K. LOSIER
baltimore Nd.
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PRTcE ONE DOLLAR PER I;oTTLE:-
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,


TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
and has become established fact ssaEi9AId
V,.iIgiDs u,yu and ar- proved 6y all thar have
Csei IT, and Is resTT = ed 20 with e9iii ies II
all thu diseases fJr which - tt ! Tecy=Ii.iei'1t=i-
II has cured Thousands within the a1't tNOy e1Es
who hal given up all = hops Of Friiei- A. the
ptIuner,ls M. Il ci ed = certificates IN ms PSs
session show.
The duSS must be a1ap- q ted to the tenfetAtilenL
Of tbs Individual taking - issud Used in sUch guam
titles as 70 gently on ~ the Bowels
Let the dctafes Of yuur u Judgment GUIDE you n
,le nee Of The LITE,R - iENFTGORATOR. and il
viii cure Licg- Cyra- - pIdfIsGE, BiiiiOBE -fIckE-
Tlyr5.rDyi1 Chronic Di- - aTT4GE- SlfIAHCT Cons
.Iaia:E DyscHtsTy, Drop = ~. Sour So5dSt HI91i-
M CJeis1lz- Igioyfe 4 CZ1EsVa- C31krya NJrbHS
C7.OIcTE EIIGHtat- FLa- - t'EdezFo> au'a1ac Fs'aS
Ws1E7iessGs. and may be used sucee-siGAiE A. N
Irg.;a4yv P,Te,Ty Mi ~ eiF.z II vii SICK
gyE4D4LIfR "a thou - sands testify N
fsrefy EIiHIcsss u too or - tire Zs1Es>''iis are
tJEeTI 4: commencement = OF at:aeE
Al Irh9 it gjr- ing Their t+-tlifioi-F n
vIF WAITE MI THE NOUTH ~ III
THE LETJSORiTOR- AND SWALLOW BO1U
TOGETHER.
PT.IcF: ONE DOLLAR PER IsJTTLE-
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TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
and has become established faet- SsanaAT
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IsfTs TzgsnrJJc ErtTJrsr ard y; ItD ia Glass o.
SI.S Air T.JIf, and uriIi ssED IN any q '..fS-
The FAMILY C-i- TLEIEJIC Pills = -
gentle bot active Cafar- q lie which the proprietor
EA= used IL his pTl-tics t-F- khan tsFsHty years
Observation-Disclosures = Ing ienA1d from tLlISs
y!:y have long used tls - PILLS aai rhe sayi--
faction which Al express :. in regard thcir
has Induced ne 20 place then <let-iG tie Ee'--
OF ali.
The Profession vel know ihsf different -
iharric= art on Iis->nT y portions Of The b3E-l-
Tie. FAMILY CATH - #fEIEC PHI has with
due reference this - well established ilrt
been c5rap51ni-i from = 4 variety II the pur-St
Vegetable Extracr=- - Ti..-h lrt alike on eve
" p1rt Of the elements - ~ canal and are god
and S1rs in siI cI-es - where Catharti- = nee
fesi such as Ll-y-7ags- - asS4-s II the .>EoEIcl-
S--ri7E-r F.rfHE II The = EJ1c- cad Linn. T'-fr.
sisst. PIiI G1sd .S7rs7-ss ore IL NrLas b7y- I'm
sudden cold which IRE = ut ntly, il neglected. eni
in long course OF F-=T- LsaT -i0ES-it a GRIP
is1g Sensation n cd : arr Dts boy. Ei>s.--ss-
yleEs- HsHiIeAS. t-Eg4t = N tie i1d- all IN tE-
T1,orty pissrsss TTr1E ia .i-s or 4isltz. Eisl-
gl1tiS.. great Purifier Of thu BLOOD. sli many dis
which flesh heir To- numerous - mention
in t13- advertisement. Dass- 20 .
PRICE DIMES.
The LIVER ISVIGJRATJK and FAMILY CA
THARTIC Pills are retaiit-d ~ DTUZSl-t- general
w. and sold Wholesale by the T-,ia AL the large
towns 5. 7. W. SANFORD. NJ. n.
NaauE4- tur-r and Proprietor
SIS BraaAUly- Nev. York
Agents. T H LOGAN K co. t.C1-dEgiy
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T. SWEENEY & SON,
. IS Main Street,

No. % Main StFeet' -
WHEELING, VA.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IMPoR
IA TATIoNs, being the largest they have ever made
In Season, and embraces the styles OF WHITE
6RGSIT1 IRoS SToXE CHINA, together with Common
White and Colored Queensware in great variety Also
large aud we'll selected stock of Pure White, Gold
Band and FancyFRENCH CHINA, either In sets or
separate China Decorated Vases CologneS, Card Las
kets T6te Tete Setts Fancy Cups, Mugs, &c. Also,
Cutlery Castors 6cogsther with their usual
heavy stock Of grades Of Pressed Cut and
Plain RLISF;GLAssTARE, Coal Oil Lamps, Sc.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and will du
oeate TO Merchants their bills purchased in the East
q same price, 81 aug26'59
GUNDHIBS.-.BrGSS bound Cedar Buckets,
- Iron bound Cedar Cans,
White Pine Flour or Sugar Buckets,
10 sizes Cedar Tubs (n8Stedl
Aarie4ta painted Buckets.
EsStSTu Hail. Quarter and Toy Buckets,
GSalSd Half BusbSls, Peck and Half Pecks,
Jugt received and ~ paio b.
GSSls IA MCCALL
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Wines, Brandies, RUNS,

BLACK TEAS. &c.

BLACK TEAS. &c.
ID TIERNAS & SON, No. Il North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following artiles, Of their own
Importation, particularly for GITnly use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartines finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandeman's competition red and
white Port in wood and in glass
MADEIRA WISE-John Howard Narch's fine
Madeira in wood and in gils-: also. Grape Juice.
HOOK WISES-JahannesbcrEer Steinbergcr. Mar
cObrunler, Cabinet LiebtrauIniicli Bronncbers, OF
1916.
CIIAMrAGNEwISEs-MO and Chandon's finest,
BRNNDIEsEotard aad Henne=sy's hne old pale
and dark Brandies.
RUMS-Old and fine Jamaica Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands imported and direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand
and mixture Of aromatic poison in il.
200 half chests Of the finest SOUCHOSG TEA.
mh5-'59-1y