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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

DOubnt tnls Costly NlHc' iO"S'Vl W u
is purchased, l will send it,
The next day dawned clear and frosty.
1t was lively enough for those who sat by
comfortable fres and dined at luxurious
tables, but for the poor who shared none
Of these advantages it was iodeed bitter
day.
In an attic room, meaDly furnished, sat
a young girl, pale and thin. She was
covering over sea nty wood FIRE the best
she could afford, which heated the room
very nsuficiently. She was sewing stead
/ lily, shiverng from time to time as the cold
blast shook the windows and found its
way through The cervices.
Poor child Life had q very black as.
pect for her on that winter day. She
was alone in the world There was ab.
soutely no one on whom she call for help,
though she needed it sorely enough, The
thought came to her more than once in
discomfort, els it worth while living any
logger p But she recoiled from the sin
of suicide. She might starve to death,
but she would not take The life that God
had givea her. @
Plunged in gloomy thought she con-
tinuod 10 work, All at once a step was
heard ascending the staircase which led to
her room. Then there was knock nt
the door. She arase in some surprise and
opened it, thinking it must be the land.
lady or ono Of the servants,
She was right. It was a servant
"EIero's tho letter for you that the post
boy just brought, Miss Norris"
"a letter for mel repeated HELEN
Morris, in surprise, taking il from the ser
wants hands "Who can have written to
msI"
"MAybe it's valentine, Miss" said the
girl laughing. "You know this is ValeD'
lines day. More BY token, I've got two
y myself thi, morning. One sa karsktoF
:, (caricasurc y SO mistress calls it, Just look
j, at it."
u Bridget displayed highly embclIiahed
4 pictorial representation OF female hard
4 at work at the washtub, the case of beauty
being decidedly Hibernian.
HELEN Morris laughed absently, but die
not open her letter while Brigct Femainet
=. Il htt. to the disappointment of that Gu
>. rious damscl.
!, HELEN slowly opened the envelOp. !
D, bank-note for ten dollars dropped from i
v to the floor.
n She eagerly read the few words on tn
W poFor
"From St. Valentine"
3. "ucaycn be praised p she said, fold
Id ing her hands gratefully. This sum vii
is enable me 20 carry out the plan which
had in view
q, Eight years with their lights and shad
ows, 1hcir joys and sorrows. They bro
a. with them the merry voices Of childre
they bro WIN 'heW new u"uo graves
,w happiness to some and grief to others.
,to Towards the last they brought the gre
commercial crisis OF 81, whom house
~ that seemed built upon a rock totterod a
ct onro to their fall. Do not many r
to member that time all too we'll, when me
chants, with anxious faces, ran from ol
10 another TO solicit help, and met on
1T avored faces and distrustfsI looks I
or And how was it in that time OF unive
air sal famine With our irlends-Stacy al
int Wilbur
Up to ~ they had been doing an exc
Oh lent business. They had gradually C
,er. larged the sphere OF their operations, Il
we're rapidly growing rich, when this era
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
PROSPECTUS OF
The '.i'adeIphia Age.
1864.

TINE ONky DEMOCRATIC DAILY JOURNAL PGb-
LISuEu IN PHILAUELrH'A,
THE UNION, THB CONSTITUTION AND TIE EN-
FoRCEMghT OF TnE LAWS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

cost as much as yours, and venture to
say it will be as welcome"
"You are right wish now l had not
bought this costly irife, However as it
is purchased, l will send it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
DIED.

ARMsTs 0SGKisi, IN front Of Pc,eriburg, saar',y
Aus II 49, Lieut. RosIi ". Armstrong. Company 9, 4Jd
IT, ..rr.ee. viii We held IN Sunday aerucen Nov
b. In tho W,.h,nafonsqusrc NJ p Canrcn isourh a. ,"m
Ss, ssel 81 u o'cl.cl The others aid mD~f- Of The
Oh Regiment Sew orb Noancexs iisw lis's Zonsve.,
and .iso Of The idlh r. eas Ne~i orA o,n'eer CsVaI
post in IN. sccond', vsa' snd irosa ,noe conveyed
cGAGfk--On Monday lNov 81. E.on Conssr in the I'D
ne ssI 81 and us. y tn. y ar. invited to .ena
biz arszal on FIr the asia inst, ~ II ocovA from
h., ae c-idene. No ag iiish'.t. Newark n Caifhsr'
VII DO Il. ,r MaAe.- Dep, % .ir.ei Il lie 10 O'CLOCK
,rin rom Ecwiors foo, sfcour"nds'.
CRhwFoRI-At H.r~r On 1nufsday, Nov -, Ann. wife
o. Richard Criwford-
90 att nj he's iln-rs Feany afternoon O'CLOCK Tom
81 Anirews fp.soopA Church one hundred and twenty
vi yMNG-Op T'ur-l rorrins. Nov q. Film j.. VIE ci
Wiiiisro F,.uins and sil.'t daughter Of I. w.-on
No 40 Wet Eleventh. IT., Fr.sy ev.uins nov. 10 a'
I, O'Clock rhorrasvs ap4 ud' respectfully invited
to Attend u. rrmaDs vii 70 rsrovod 90 Codrnaar'
Orenze Co., ioI lntci Aert, on SATURDAY, a, = d. IA
JONES cue, ~ l,'sds, nov q Eleanor I-,r, yS9n;
It deuss,r. Of joan aud Mop Jons' formerly % h''
kASaIi.E-At Bc,h .sein Penn Cd Mcndoy, No, 81 o.
consumption, Andrew J. kasinirc Of 'hs city ND u
friends and r,,y-. Of ,he family Pieths Lodge 20. go
sca .sS 6i. y 1i' I'm rsa ri @.ra g rS Hr
to s,snd ihe funeral St s,ephe - Gnu e'Eer OF
Broone AID Ch.si.s .on !"y Afternoon N. 18TH mat
IETNBALi-A, New Rochelle, on Wednesday Nov q. Mics
MAJ, Kirbsr. daush's1 Of Fh'nder and Mary A. kmb'h
TIL ud. of the respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral from No ga W.. ~, Saturday.
Nov. ID. Q, O'CLOCK p NJ. -
KiNCCn Thursday nov. ~ Rob~rt j. son Of Msths aid
the lss Vil.n q. klng, ~ III" fe yrar Of h- .re.
The relatives and mend, o. Tho isin'y ate vet 70 e',
tb. funeral nom his late residence he. o. Orcasrdsl, en-
saod.y - o'clock.
Ran Francisco papers pless~ copy . =.
NINTtiRN-n This city "Wednesday evening Nov -.
Robert sntun OF New Bfanswck .se jerry. son Of The
iuto Benjamin g. Mintin.
His frsnl. respectfully invited to attend HE funeral from
the Church OF the Holy Gcinunop corner oil iwentis b
81. and Sixth SstJrdny. the 10Th n't ocicc
brother Ejw~d Mis,lru, NO. 81 We" Twen'y'nr''s', .,
III eoSei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
Total reported.

LlhcoI1t mlFOTIFy tDfr ihT l,.'f"'
l. y Marble esq, Comuussioncf 70 the troops south
Of the Jsue reports that In that department something
more than w votes thrown all but about 800 OF
which for Lincoln.
Tie votes for county officers srcu-e the election Of the
defeated Cnion candidates. in Lincoln County.
The Maine oticeis and soldiers detached duty Of
EewOrleans, held election at the Office Of n dor
Robbie the 9Th inst. with the following result: For
LINCOLN 81, Mcclellan. 4.
Tho vote nr Cony aud Hoyu6 for Governor, vss
the same ~ for President
For Representatives 10 Congress: John Lynch II !;
Sidney Perhsm, 81 JAG. &. Blaine. -, John Ii. Lice
IA; Fred. A. Pike, 10, A. T.. Could l.
Col Granger Of the 9th Maine. writes that the total
vote in his regiment so, 2 Of these for Lincoln
and ~ for Mcclellan
The State vote was not NO large, many O! them hnv.
ing voted home In September. The result wus, Cory
l73; Howard i.
The soldiers In the Tenth Cofps Hospital IN which
thA sth and llth Maine regiment are located gave ~
vOtos fur Lincoln and none iu9 Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

Give CONSTITUTIONS WATER fair trial.--We
mean you VIII under fe sisss care irvm year
~ year. md particularly allude to ladies who
constantly rerortng ioesI trca'nsa aud all of
ioc applications fO diseases. with az much chance OF
success there would be nom local applications to the
tarust for diseases Of the Disin Soid Wholesale by
EcgoAs L ALLEN. No. ~ Cld.s,. sad eli druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
OHIO.
Soldier v.se At the Ocssser Election.

The following tableexhibits the vote OF Ohio
soldiers on the State ticket at the election Of October
II. 1864 AZ returned to and canvassed By the State
Board of Canvassers The vote given Is on the Secre
tary Of State. which IL deemed far average Of the
whole ticket:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
NAIsRIE u.

BrsHSelL--NURDOCk-O we9resiay, Nov. - AZ -:
Adams church, by th- hsv. M Ma,tu. shn G. Bashn-
q ienne yognssst daughter Of Bradford anSoek a.
Of city.
BARag-mONF9RT-At,i Reformed Dutch Church New
Itncrhl l.. "wednesday, Svv. q. by toe Rev. r. o.
Curo ID r. Lost Barr, pLsn- Monior, claes, esu sh
ter Of Anarus Monfor ese. Ill at Nsw uur,tk
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Business Notices.
RICHMOND.

Having bought the Wholesale and Petal Boor end SHOE
twher. have be-n ernp,oyed the past eleven ~ Oh
sire inform friends aud the pubic N general Is '"4
coutinnr the business strictly one PRICE sfsrhs
Believing that the business be conducted on ihops
OF snd ns,ics have instructions 10 s pefs'
employ To nisrePresent any article thet may o0
offered for sale.
heretofore and stu further redacsoa will be made 81 soo'
81 The market vi adui.
Yery respectfully. G. G. RICHMOND.
N B.Te P,roluan and employs Of the former ou'n.s
rruisin with
RErgarycgs-(By permission,
Rev. TaYo. L. CUrLER, n-oo4lyn
T.. ID. MORGAN Governor oil lsrw- forA
GEO " PLAT no ~ Maileu.ltne.
T.. HI. tH,Prd. ID. d.. No - tast-Lhi'ty-'bEdst
Riessrs. RAND u HAREsoL No. ~ .ig'fsn'st
A. *. LiTrLIJoHS. u. D. brooklyn, aud others
TER Cost OF LUXr9TRj
Depend. 10 o nIessyr. wa they are oonsa,
ries iu. belg rez ted b s eIpflcos OF fner
chant, than he laws of ra'ie;
believing that popnsr demand a; perfectly
Is benr than limited prices beyond the reach Of the
gcnsrl public has
the whole Of his choice stock Of
F.sHrosAsLE iURs
10 IA, loves, fi-1Ires con.sten. VIII -r prr'ec'ion
IN, consists OF tsr q Fri % ~ rs WIN
BIZ haes fr,ui III. rarr. TO N regr. snd ha boon manu-
-cturcd p~-.ly fus the cun.ut ssson II also Dc'
great var.y Sleigh ara tsrag" ne among ilfh aie
some of tapd.o1 ARCTIC Fo1 AID Polar bear Koocs eve.
offered in tLIs n.st-r. a., H.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

CORRECTIONAL voter in Northcastle, N. T.,
complains that w1 soms days ago. gave that town
credit Tor 81 Coppsrhssd majority. 1t appear that ths
tewr gave - Uoisn majority. Good ras HostAosSus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

The Inmsn steamer Etna, Capt. McGuigsn,
which lef Liverpool ~ O'Clock % the afternoon Of
the 9th and Queenstown on the 10Th Of November. at
rived hrr- yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

fAdsertsemeuf-l
JEPpRRs. No. 573 Br0adway, is now prepared
b sell bis LADIES' and Chiidren's SHOvs and Gents
Pain and Fancy SIIpPBRs at prices ~ suit the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

The following is the army vote of Wisconsin
s returned lest ear and this year fur as returned
The vote Of last year includes de votes rejected at the
Gtate canvass:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

On the home vote il VIII be seen Crawford's majority
Is O57 a5d Carkes majority Is e6 These majoritles
will b. increased
The soldier vote OF tho Army OF the Frontier adds
1909 W Crswfords majority and o. to CLIike'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

MTCHILL-Tb. fnnsrsi Il MN Catherine MitchiD w l1s
psce TO- Friday, ct . Oclock tcm hsr ls.s NJ
Hvss and friends Of ks family rsspsc01y fnvasA -
atteud without flEtks1 astipA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
Vote OF Maine Soldiers.
I foin tbs x rnntbec Jeufr

IRON HE hennebec Journal
We add the following 10 tho vote OF Maine
soldiers For most Of these returns indebted
Il. IL BINDS. Ell. and j. {. kn0aiton, Esq.. Com
10 the Army;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
Vote Of Vermont for Prrsidcnt.

The Owe doo~ not ilnude tho vote OF the soldiers In
tho aeid which will carry up Lincoins majority 10
S1OpO
The Union MAJORITY In Vermont is more than double
Ito entire Democratic vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
WISCONSIN,.


The vsse Of she State oy Coueues'
Below we give the result of the vote in this
STATE on President by counties as far as ascerained'
With the vote for Governor LAST Fan for comparisoni
1868. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
KENTUCKY.
Vote for President.

The following are the returns, az iar as re.
,orted OF tae late election 10 Kentucky:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
New-Hampshire Soldiers Vote.

The Monitor gives the returns of TIE soldiers
vote received o, TIE Secretary Of States Office AID
fhay Hro "a f0lOHH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

Total J.S7o.. 55,512 4o,'Sit
Corntes marked are official
Leyis's B. shortly in 63 To- IN. llDeo!us majority SO
Oar ZIG with soldiers vote Il viii be nearly lOVUo)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

The Tenth Regiment which gave Mcclellan rnsjor.
ity 10 known The Irisl Regiment" The Third ~.
H. did not vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
Doiitieal Notices.

Twelfth Assembly District Union Asseciataec.
meeting Of tins Association VIII be held q the iis nsA
for the purpose Of elecns Delegates 70 the Adermant
Coopcilac and School pursuant 70 the CAV
tho Union General Committee PER%Y %
ALvRHD ERBE, Secretary
Eightrenth Wsrd, Fourteenth Assembly Distrtue
nien Association ~i ,nsst by orde. Of the ssns,e
ING, 18th Inst ut 4 clock e1t Deesses TO tho vA
'1' ''HH'''"'S ''''s"'''"A c. BrAINERD rr..idso..
J - = O. Dc. yosS'o' secro..to&
sixteenth assembly District, Nileteonth WarG
@ a s'V ssx.s s sn1
gny-eiglthss on FRIDAY EVENING Ecv.t3 at 7 ocock.
Ca OF ,hs tisnera COMMITTEES Pol, opcn from q 70 ocsnk
Gso +. iSw, Sec J. w CULVER, President
sryer.eents Assembly District Union Assecia::
ton U.lh Ward.j 1hrre will De = sTtca meeting a
tweniy eishth-t on FRIDAY EVENING Nov
gJ 1854 for the purpose Of ecns delegates to toe ,sfi'ss
nominating ''"' WIN 4 4 MILi.IRsN. President
J. H. Poarga. Acting Secretary.
Ninth Assembly District Union AssScistion.-
Election for Dergas TO tne hart. pI LA
IN Warrington Hal. No. Iei Eisbth.sve.. gu FRIDAY
LvENAd' sov IS Poll Oren FEN Z; S e se Ssa.,
FP WOOD. Vice Pre1ident.
Z !: T. =. c c1.rnH''' }secsos'ri'..
9ssins a. The p :. NO. To-
way, u MONDAY EVENING, sist inst, Col hhNhH
u ''' CHAs. N. ROMANO. Prssidsns
a. n. TAHOE, Secretary.
4 Rally: RaIiy!-IsrH WARD CITIZENS AssOciA.
"a. .i-drs rolc,e CORNER of Twenty thrd, and Fourth
sss. on FRIDAY ESESiSG. Nov IS at o'clock 70 s..i1
I the nonlinA ion. for School ard Chatter Ohiceu
CHARLES P. KIRKLAND. Prss'dsos
| JoHS HcDoyMb. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

Smiths Inion) majority. 2s 4ni. The total vote Is
r. 49, being 1851 less 81 N last year on Governor
Tie combined majorities Of homo aG soldier votes VII
probably Lot exceed .J,0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

everybody q house K d an LIZ for lnfannar
ticns any kind; sl~ay. heal. Burn: wirii0Cr sCAR
khsumaisu Catolsns Corns Cots and brise. 70
sss by eli ru xlt,.. q - eSs,s Pc bss 9easr Osso He
an v!bsrlyps
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a CARD.
Tan 4x-2ne-II1Aa Lnsn .-D sMor ENPOnICn,

TIN 1xraorsIJrAs Ic.r ,yD SHOE ESronIcs'
l.O 10 .soa.i~r-. 81.
T. IuOoxs hsvas tc greater convenience .! hinsr
r. fsnoyed rom HI od sorr IN tu'orst ana
oons.niri I'D Ia, busin b. ard cominodns .'ro
wa, og, Is nn prep.r, otter tor the inspection o. cis
patsor- The n., .u as-ortt0ent Of BOOTS SHOES
AIrEls aGl -LIrPs o. he found Ia this Wy if 81 "a o.
god. cnmp-i,~, .very vt.ie7 Of 've for Ladies cents
siiset "ys nd hif TIE rnlc invited 70 "a, AZ
ynnsne Al No 5J Broa0y opposite tbs Metropolitan fotoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

The Hecla reached Liverpool the night Of the 9th
and thc Europa early the morning Of the eth OF No
vember. The Damascus arrived of Londonderry mid
ieht Of the sth and the City Of Washington of Crook
haven on the morning Of tic 9TH Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

rr,, n, EnGies, Hrar1,tts, N.Y. N.Y. IN rwryyv
FIFTEEN, TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS Zach For sat<
by GEO. &. ALLEN.
No. AIS Broadway one door below Genial strvet.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

SWALLOW TWO or rhfee Hogsheads Of
Burhu, Tonic Bitprs. S~arsa0arilIa, Nervous
Auudoles, &c, &c, &c, and alter YOU are
satisfied with the resui,, then Try one box
OF O4D DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLL>,-and be restored TO
health aud viaor in less tnan 80 days.
They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take, prompt and sanitary in their effects
on the broken dowa and sI altered consti-
'ufion. Old and young can take them with
advantage. Imported and sold in The u.
s. only by JAS. s. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York,
- Agent Tor me United States.
P.S.-A boz OF the pills, securely pack
ed, will te mailed TO any addrs - nu
receipt ni price, wn:ch - ONE DOLLAR.
post paid,-monev refunded by The Agent
At entire satisfaction i not gwen.
July 20. 1864-3m.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of I'm. e. Roberts late OF
Jackson township, Columbia County
deceased.
ETrERS OF administration on the e s.
ALlate of William E. Roberts, late oil
jackson Twp, Col umbi orr'N. oectaHd,
have beeen granted BY the Register of Co
lumbia ounty 10 Abraham Young. OF
Benton township, said county. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de-
cedent are requested 10 present them 10
The administrator for settlement, and those
indebted TO the estate are required 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned forthwith
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Adm'r.
Benton twp, Nov. 9: ls64-6w. So.
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TE.E SINGER sEwI G MACugnGs.


6 ktHl~Ges a Fam,i, Sswinl Machine is
i,si earring a orlds vide reputation |:
IS ceyotd dnutt he best and c%teappsi and
as~f nssG6tafo ali H miiy Sewing Ma
- mos H@t OHsie.t 10 tti@ pubic. No oihef
Family Sewing Mst:hine has so mary use
al a~PP.iances lor Hemming, Binding. Fell.
ing, Tucking, Gathering, Gua9Ing, Bra.diGg
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how 10 use the letter A Family Sewing
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Tue Folding Case of the Family Ma
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While some OF the Cases. made ont of the
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The Branch Offices are well supplied with
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very best quality.
Send for a Pamphlet.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO,
45S Broadway. N. Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. 80 Chestnut ST
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A J. Evans, Agent, in BIoomsburg.
Nov. Ii, 1863.
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-
uuitorm and reliable article our -cUslomsgs
have often expressed a wi-h that they
could te supplied IRON FIRST hands. Itwas
the intention OF
The Great American Tea COEp NJ,
to do a strictly Tea business. but as wa
have had some customers living al a dis
tance that have relied upon u 10 supply
Them exclusively with Tea aud Coffee, II
being iGcouveHient from them to come 10
New York. Tne Great Tea Cofec Ernpo-
rum OF thIs country and a. our Tea Tas-
Ter was possessed OF Information relating
TO a Coffee that could be furnished al a
moderate pTice, and give unWefsal sails
faction, and at The same tlme afford the
rsla LEI a handsome proil-we have been
compelled 10 supply those parties. THIS
COFFEE HAS BECOME SO POPULAR
with our customers and their sales have
increased 10 such 81 exieut that We have
been compelled o make large additions TO
our machinery, which will enable us 20
supply d lew more euStiiners with il. We
will therefore send it 10 those who may o.
der.
II is fast SUPERSEDING ALL OTHER
COFFEES. This coffee hss been used for
more Than a century in PARE, and since
lis Introduction iEio tItIS country, II has
been in use by some OF The leading FreEca
Restaurants here The PsTisiaus are said
TO be the best Judges Of coffee, and the
great favor in which 1t is held by them is
the best recommendation that can be pro-
duced for lis fine flavor and healthy ~effscis
upon the human system.
We put up bot one grade OF this coffee,
aud that is OF a quality that our customers
have found from experience will give per-
feet satisfaction and meet ali tue demands
81 sEa4r traI, II - tho - noe 49,. H.
we can commend.
We do all our business on sthe most ex-
~ieusive scale, buy by the cargo and sell at
only two cents per pound profit
We put up this coffee in barrels Only, of
1875 pounds each. This method of putting
ii up saves from ? to 5 cents per pound To
The customer, aud by its being 10 a large
quantity u retains It's fine flavor much.
longer in this torn than in any other. We
send with each barrel Show-CaIds, Ci.cu-
lars and Posters. 10 assist the dealer 10 in-
lroduce ito his customers. We hope our
customers viii take pains 10 have them
well posted mp and distributed, as il Will
De 10 their advantage to do SO.
This coffee we warrant TO give perfecs
satisfaction, and IT it does not please, the
purchaser has The privilege of returning
the whole or any part OF il within 60 days,
and having his money refunded ioget her
with all the expenses of transportation both
WAYS.
We issue a Price Circu lar Of our Tea
aud Coffees, which We ara glad TO : en-,
Tree 10 all who wish 1t. C0nsum ers of cot
fee should enquire for The French Breakfast
aud Dinner Coffee and be sure that IL was
purchased of The GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY, Importers and Jobbers
80 g. 81 Vesey ST., NeW York.
jolly 13, lS64.-3ms.