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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
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House on Bell Street, with 4 rooms, good cis-
tern, &C. Lot fronts 40 feet On Bell street. by 80
feet deep, well enclosed Price sI5oO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
Employment.

OK MuNIh.-tfeuis wouted 20 ssu Sew
= 10 ing Hachnss We vii qlre a oournission
% D machines sold, o. eupioy agents Who pili
work ior he shoFs wages and 81 eIpensss pad.
Adarels A = hrEHiNafoH 4 %, COLUMBIA. Tenn.
sugiT-Eame
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
ALSO

bricK and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house. stable, and outhouses has good
shade trees, and an excellent cistern. Lot fonts
loo e on Boscobel street, BY ITO feet deep Price
5000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
THE HOWE,
For Tailoring,
SaddIery,
ShoewOrE,

Dnes the hest work. sna rises a smaller Needle,
with tho same siEs thread. thsa any ether Ma
chine
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NAsHvILLEA Np pEoATuE
T. - -
RAILROAD LINE

Tenn. a Ala r R.-oen southern r. R.-Tsnn. a
Ala Cen r. h.
0EEI- srFrErHrrNnryra orrIcu
NssHvrIIa. Oct. 81, ls66. !
NASHVILLE a DECATUR r. R. LINE
OE aud sner Wednesday, the an INST, ard IN
~ 81 iurtler nutce, Passenger Trains VIII run ~
ioilouE
leave Nashville for Dccstur snd Huntsville At
Tmam
ksturu,ng -Leave Decatur Junction 81 an A.
rsinE e. Nashville atfa5 pm
Acooumoeston Tran ioT Columns leaves Nash.
vile 90 3 80 pm
Ieiurring, leave Columns st 80 an, arrving
81 Nashville - 10 an
Trans aiop a. al iuierIHsiiste stafions
oai- % nom leeatur q miles HCsl 90 The ~
G. X. y, connecting WITH STAGE Linz tor Tllscurn.
he. hsnee By N a c. X r. 10 Memnhs
oris-u J. r. POTrER. 6enT SUIT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
Samaritan's Wash.

samaritan s wash,
L. in case o. syphilis used in CONJUNCTION with the
Root ana Herb Juices Pal directions, Price 6fy
cents.
The effcscy Of these remedies is alike scknowl-
edged ~ physi-iens end psfeIts. they are used
IN me Y. : Hospitals and BY therresl merit have
gained ihe gpprobsuon o. the most abe surgeons.
Patient take notice . The Ingredient sre known
% the physicians who use them as you viii zee by
the following;
PotT Bosrrrai, FuET MsRsuAEt.l
II hsve crest ssusnrEou in ststipg thst b.yss
uued THE Samsrtaa's kemsdies Tor vr..roul
Disease IN is most customsfy forms that I have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
ly, snd have found them RESPOND @ my antcips-
10 promptly sad eifectml y Knowing their
compcsltlon, have the fullest confidence IN their
efhcRcy, and g. far as my use u tnen extends,
recommend them strongly 7"
ALFRED G. bUWERS
Assistant Surgeon stu New York Vols.
Reader here is proof positive 81 the value Of
these truly valusble preparations. The old scken-
irr snd a rusung drug have 20 give WAY 10 rene
dies purely rsgssbie, FleasEnt % the taste. and
sod by wI&ow SMITH, Druggists,
Cor Church anu VINE streets, Nashville
DESMOND A CO, Propneiors
sis Rsee street, Fhiisiel ihis, Pa, lsepso-6m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08

A framed House, on Gallatin Pike, with 8 rooms
in GOOD condition, sPrng street. Lot 81 By 200 It.
Price $500. .T
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

popular line of summer travel is again in full
blast. The stauDch and thorough Steamers, May
Queen and Sea Bird, with experienced and gen.
item AMY masters and well behaved crews, are
making their daily trips between Chicago and
Milwaukee and making trip or two per week
to Green Bay. and other points along the Lske
Shore. Their well filed cabins and deck at ev>
cry trip, give substantial proof of the appreci
alton of this favorite line by the pc. pie We
understand that a number of our citizens with
their families, design awaiting themseIve of the
opportunity, some time thi4 week of making
delightful evening trip to Chicago to visit the
fair
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
Enterprise. The most noticeable improve.

Rnterpriss The most noticeable improve.
ment on Chicago street, is that OF WA Ernst
Jus. north of Pearl on the bank OF the river.
HI has put up fue large residence which 10
nearly completed, together with barns granary,
nen hous,. &c, with all the necessary conyen-
fences for his line of trade, particular feature
Of which is fresh eggs, and chickens, al ali sea-
cons of the year. While Mr.. Ernst has been
ngsy building and attending to outside MASTERS,
ni9 able assistant and book keeper, "RALPH'
mas kept things straight at the store. and their
numerous customers have been served with the
usual promp,itude, and that remarks table deIiv-
cry wagon, familiar as household word is
AZ active as ever
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
signs.-Not "signs" of the times. moi

Signs.-Not "signs" of the times. nor
"signs" and wonders, but what we mean is.
signs of business, sometimes of the want Of bus
iness 1T takes all sorts of people to make a
world they say and we have no disposition to
question the saying, for it takes all sorts OF
people to make up the business world, sure !!
Somebody opened store in this city last winter
we never knew acho. Whoever il was, knew
the value of a sign, at all events A number OF
old guEDy bags. or coffee sacks, were sowed to-
geiher, and on this was painted Dry Goods,
Groceries Boots, Shoes" &c, and it was then
hung dangling from the second story window
And that was the extent OF his advertising. We
watched that store for We were interested in
finding out who it belonged TO, and what it came
to. 1t lay on oIr path and we passed it some
SIX times day all winter, but we never saw a
customer in there. We could see through the
Windows piles of goods on the shelves, and we
could also see that they remained there. In the
latter part of the winter, the snow was never
swept from the steps; what was the use No
body ever went in but the clerk. and perhaps
he was afraid somebody would break in upon
his mediiations if path was opened into the
store That sign disappeared after awhile, and
the proprietor OF both sign and store We pre-
sumo lett Kenosha with the conviction that its
people must oe either very poor or unappre-
ciative We heard at all events that the entire
sales of the establishment would not cover the
rent of the store But that merchant had the
Consolation OF knowing that the printer never
saw the color of his greenbacks. The goods were
af,e, wards removed to beighboriug town and
sold at auction at LOSE of about 33 l-3 per
cent
But speaking of sgnS, we don't believe tina.
because you see on every I'D board fence in
all the most out-of-the- way places, ''D'ake's
Plantation Bitters, T D., 1865, is it any
sign that great many people buy the bittets-
or thar they are any better, good as Benz
nett. Piefers 4 Co.'S, Red Jacket, or Swayne's
Bourbon Bters
But we commenced speaking of signs. and
the most expressive sign, we know of in this
town is a broken wagan wheel, elevated upon
the corner of a wooden shop just south OF the
City Hall. That is sign that Peter >chmitt is
prepared TO mend, repair, or make over all
sorts of broken, worn out and diapdated wag>
ons, carriage, buggiea, &c. And the people
seem TO understand the sign, for the number of
such unfortunate vehicles that surround his
shop. is wonderful.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

ArGistIc.-Our friend 5. w. TRUEsDELL
"ho, by the way IS one Of the hest photographs
sls in the whole Northwest, purchased little
place on Chicago street, short time since
which he has been fixing up with ali eye to Ar,
iistic beauty. Inside the yard he has Set out a
number OF large and beautiful esersreens and
towering shrubs. while ON the outside he has
added a row of naples on two sides of his lot
1t is wonderful what change few weeks time
and a cultivated taste combined with industry
can make, in the appearance of place. No one
who has obser, ed this change, will wonder thai
Mr.. Truesde! stands at the head of his profes-
SIGN, or that his pictures compare iavorably
with those of the most popular artists in Chica-
20 or New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
TO BE- CONTINUED
The Atlantic for Jane We are ind

The Atlantic for Jane We are indeb +.
ed TO the pu blishers, Messrs TIcKEoR e. FIELDS
Boston, tor the June number of the Atlantic.
Tue table OF contenis is follows:
A Letter about England, by John Weiss; A
Prose Henriade, by Gail Hamilton, Harpocrater
by Bayard Taylor; DeIys Cow, by Rose Terry;
Needle and Garden, VI; Going 10 Sleep, b.,
Elizabeth A G. Acker; DR. Joh0s, V, by Ike
Marvel; The Great Lakes. by Samuel C. Ciark;
To Carolina Corhad"; Regnard, by F. Shelton;
John Browns Raid; How got into it. and how
got ont Of it, by J G Rosengarten; Scnu
manus Quiptette, in NJ Flat Major, by Anna NJ
Brewster; Richard Golden. by NJ. d Conway;
Modern improvements and Our National Debt
by E B BigeIow; The Chimney Corner, VI, by
Mrs II B. Stowe; The Jaguar Hunt, by j T.
Trowbridge: Late Scenes in Richmond by G.
Coffin (''Carleten'1 Down by HI H Brow
nell; The Place of Abraham Lincoln in History
by George Bancroft
II will be seen that there il no lack of valie-
ty, and the names of the writers are sufflaie M
guarantee o! the solid merits of the number.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

a PSIatIHI Busiuess EHsabIi.hmeut-
a nabe Piano saleMrOom..-0,e of Inc
must complete successes that it has been oar
pleasure TO record. In that business ot great AID
energetic competition the piano torie trade, has
oeen accomplished by Messrs. J Bauer & Co.
OF New York and Chicago, the represent al. YES
VI the ''Knabe Piano in those CIT les Tue grea,
popularity AMI increasing demand for those in~
struments has compelled the Messrs. Bauer To
remove t.eir establishments in Gu ch of the cities
naned,to more extensive and cU,n.uudiuus prem
ees In New Yok they have leased the large
we story marble building No 6sU Broadwa 5
ole ot the most e'eganI buildings on Ihet great
'ho\'nghtare; aao III Chicago they have secur
ed The most beautiful location for thai business
la the city, suit If extensive 100 ms CON nected
With the magnificent Opera House just cumplel
Ell. Each of shese places will be decorated and
furnished In styl of Regal and splendor tina
Win surpdss any rooms used for like purposes Ill
this Country or kLlope. The secret of this greai
success ls alone due TO the brilliant and superi
or Qualities Of the Knabe Piano. For harmony
vi toACs 'Ooh Po'SAI oAiA q AhoAOoFA
equa'lz alton throughout the entire scale, as wei
aS 10 cir pliant touch, they are universally pro-
40 Iuced by the press and the musical profes
,on as being unsurpassed by the Instruments o
lazy other maker. One OF the most prom ID ell
Qualities OF the Kuabe Piano and one which !,
generally overlooked by the purchaser, is the
superior work nRnsh which charac crises hem
AID 1t Is conceded that they will retain tbeI
Ne. and the general usases of wear far be'
You'd those of any other first class maker. IL
tact tie Mesrrs. Bauer guarantee the Knabt
: PIano III regard 10 The qualities we have men.
Toned for a period If ten years, which il
double the time mentioned over any other in
meuts.
In connection with their extensive Piano bus
8 mess The Messrs Bsuer are largely in Tue mau
uiac'uie and import ion "t silva, Instrumen;
, aud aim 'st every description ct musical mer
+, cnandize, aud dealers aud others w,lI fnd a
a.. each ot their estap Iishlnents ~ varied and ex
teusive assortment of these articles. and rs lib
> eratinducements tffered to purchaser as eau D
+ und III any uo'thern city - Chicago Tit
j, une
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Vol. 36.''-With this number we
enter ~ IN the 26rh Volume of The Kenosha
4RAPH We have only 10 remark that we
ENG Il no; remit our Efforts TO make paper that
o Ir patrons win not be ashamed of and that
will be worth to them. not only as tie repre-
sentative aud advocate of the interests OF our
city and county. bal as a record OF the current
events OF the times, stale and national, all that
ii costs. We aim to publish one Of the best as
well as the Oldest paper in the State. Now is a
good time 10 subscribe We shoi Id like to nave
every inhabtant of the county cur sub,crip-
ton lst. Mr. Vinegar proposes II spend rwo
or three weeks amoug the people som, and will
call on everybody.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
can Bedecked in Gr,cu.,,-0ur be,u

"All Bedecked in Green.''-Our beau.
tiiui little Park City, has donned its holiday
garb Of green. There ID not street in the city
but Main street, in which green is not the pre-
dominating color. BY looking sharp. you can
see here aud there mid the green foliage, CLEANS
OF white or shades OF brown, which latter by the
way, is lately becoming the prevailing taste. A
birds eye view OF Kenoeha at this time would
show little else than extensive forest with
here and there white rpire pointing hea ven>
ward. And mighty grateful all this shade is.
this hot dry weather.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

n CarG.-MR EDITOR; | wish thronol
the 1efesr"ph to return my siHcere thanks
Neighbors an Friends for their k ind and We. =.
prompt assistance in saving my dwelling
the h4mes, upon the occasion of the bu. -;
my BAN. While wells aud cisterns =, 49,. -.
and neighbors had a supply of a,a- o..
house was safe. Hence l canuo. rofr.in FIN
thanking Messrs. Wood aud Rain and ,bs,,
employees especially for ;.r 81, s..;s,onoo =, 70
'aiH"s ''iF ~ ens'reS end playing from The
~. -. uPo" '"e O"in w mass thereby pl, cina
the mouse sale icy <ad contingent.
( p LEWIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
Fruit and Gardews.Au tho c.rdar

Fruit and Gardems.>>AIl the gardens in
our city are loaded with rich promise of an
abundant rnpply OF all kinds of fruit this season
Our friend P Cosgrave mas one of those IN odes,
little gardens, (about three acres we beleve)
which presents even now one of the most lus
cious sights we remember TO have seen in the
fruit line For his crop of apples alone, which
is yet in blossom, we are informed he has been
offered Two hundred dollars. Were it ours We
believe We should prefer to have the pleasure
OF picking his delicious crop ali by ourselves
and loading our eager stomach with the luscious
fruit as we went
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
Notice TO Farmers returning Xiv
ktock sold.

Notice TO Farmers returning Live
Rtock sold.
The commissioner of internal revenue has decided
that live stock returned sol within the year
which return is madsif such live stock purchas.
ed within The year for which return is made, de-
duction of the cos: of such live stock may be made
and the difference accounted for received In all
cases therefore, of farmers who liable to pay an
income tax in this l4th division, composed OF the
County of Kenosha, if such persons shall claim such
allowance deduction, It be made If proper at
any time previous to the 18th day of June, A. D ,
1865, ard not thereafter, except on appeal.
sly. BRANDE,
Keuosha June Z 1865. Asst Assessor,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
AHanduorne Thing

A Handsome Thing.-The new and beau
Iiful Propeller. G. j. Truesdel loaded with
happy excursionists landed at our pier on SAT-
lrdsy evening last, and laid there for several
aours, giving our citizens a chance to o through
he boat and offer to our friends of Chicago such
l"spitalities HI the short time would allow. A
lance or two, with hearty greeting, and has
, repast at The City Hotel was all we could
lmprovise, in honor of our old felew citizen,
u j. Truesdell. his boat and his friends We
nope to have an opportunity to do better by
hem another time before long
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Dentistry -HRemt mber DR.. Meads appoint
ment at the City Hotel tor Monday the 18th of
June. tor one week only The Doctor will as
ever devote his best services to the interests OF
his pat tents, and trusts that the benefits OF his
large experience will be a sufic ent inducement
for a Continuance of those tavors that have al
ways been SO literally bestowed upon him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

new HnsGiIuIion.-The Pedlar's wag-
oEs OF Messrs. Grant. SIosson & Co., are aIread
becoming popular institution throughout the
country. and We presume they will prove pro-
ftable all around. They will enable our farm
ers and farmers wives to put to account many
an article that they have heretofore considered
as mel rubbish, while they will accommodate
in many ways.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

DrOu h-sWe have been having a cheated
term, tor ten days past, tina. would have done
credit to August, and almost all sorts of crops
have suffered some for the want OF rain Every
day has been dry and hot, with scarcely cloud
during the whole time while the heat has been
but slightly affected by the nights. 80 to Us
in the shade have been the ruling figures of the
mercury
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

DiI"'OTy.-We have uot yet received the
procee ings the Quarterly Meeting of our
County Agricultural Society held on Mondsv
last We hope the worthy Secretary will not
be dilatory or remiss in his duties. The PEG.
pie are slow enough and need little punching
up by the officers in charge of the W liking de-
panment. Let US keep The matter fresh by
prompt action on the part of officers
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Go TO the Best-TLere are always plenty
of people who will go to circuses and kindred
amusements. and we therefore cay t" such if
you must q" e" to the Best, which is uud"ubt.
edly the Mons er, Combined Equescurriculum,
advertised in our paper this week, to exhibit
here on the l6th-a week from t. morrow.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Sidewalks. ---Our city authorities are doing
good thing in repairing sidewalks in various
parts OF the city, The street Supervisors seem
to be expert in finding the dilapidAted and de-
cayed portions OF walks, and they are no sooner
found than they are replaced with new.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
The Indictment Of.TafP Da Wis "

The Indictment of Jeff Da Wis we
publish in full as part Of the history, of the
times. 1t is not every day we get such a
traitor to try. We wish to put his trial on
record, and everything connected with him
is of interest to the people We give the
first step in the business of bringing to jus
tice the greatest criminal of the age.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Union Drug StOre.-We call attention to the
advertisement OF DIR B. Star weather agent, Of the
Union Drug Sore. very general and well selected
stock of Drugs, Medicines, perfumsry, Toilet and
Fancy Articles VIII AL times be found there, whine
as practical Druggist and Apothecsry, DR.. Star k
weather has no superior
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

The 4th of July Our arrangements for q glo-
rions celebration OF the 4th OF July nearly
perfected that the committee send out Preliminary
Programme tn week, and we requested to stat
that every person who receive. of them will
slider it personal invitation at end aud Join In
the celebration,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
list of Letters

ID EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
= osha. State Of Wisconsin, June s, 1865.
Bradbury Ms Z Kelsey Nichols
Burnett A King & Putnam Mortimer
I al ahan miss Anna heller miss Mary Pierce NJ J
Crawford william Krigan miss Mary Piensr Mienaei
D0ne mi Emily kristman Nicolas Reiter John
tielas miss Laura Laid A Stone Julia B
Gibbon Mccormick Cath, riDe Smith mrs K W
Gordon miss Layina MeNil Catherine Sui Michael
Harmon ArteL MeNanus mrs Daniel suilivan miss ary
Huff ID Murphy Francis Ferry L
Hugenin Martha NJ ct aske Elizabeth WILSON mrs
Weber Nicholas Wharper I B
To Obtain any of these letters the applicant must,
call forddDertised letters give the Of this list
and pay one cent for advertising.
NJ. FRANK, P. NJ.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

EmprOv+meDt.-Dr HEFFRoE has, been
adding wing and porticO to his residence OIL
Chicago street, that gives it an entirely differ,
ent and greatly improved appearance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

The City HOteI.-Mr. Halliday has been
enlargiug, repairing and new furnishing his
house, 40 as 10 be better prepared to meet the
demands of the travelling public.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

BntIer.-We call the attention of Bnt.er
makers and all others interested, to the adver.
tisement of Capt W. Decker, who has gone
into the Butter Packing business for the St
Louis market
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08

Shows stars and women in better light"
Not 80 with DR. D. II. Seelyes LIQUID
CATARkH REMEDY which onls needsitestipp
that its virtues may be appreciated As yet it has
never failed to cure if the directions were rea>
sonably followed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-08
KenOSha Female Seminary.

We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement OF this new Institution.
FROM personal knowledge, we eau assure
them, the advertisement speaks nonetoo high
ly of the beauty and fitness of the place. the
buildings, and the grounds. If the entire
West had been open to choice, the selection
could not have been better. The health of
kenosha, too, very important considera-
ton for parents sending children
from home, is really wonderful. People are
sick, to be sure, everywhere, and die every
where; nut those unpleasant things are of
exceedingly rare occurrences in our neigh
boring City"
We can speak, too, from personal
knowledge, of another matter
which can be less dwelt upon in the adver-
| tiseinent-the fitness of the ladies at the
head of the Institution for their work. They
bring to it the highest culture in matter
and i'll manner. They carry with them al
so the confidence, the influence, the personal
regard and support of our prominent Clergy
and laity. The daughters of the Church
can be committed go their care with conf
dence and satisfaction.
Kenosha Seminary will undertake, and
no doubt demonstrate, to our entire salts
| faction, the fact that the Church is the best
educator for our girls, or, as we ought
to say, perhaps, our ''young ladies'" We
have spoken so largely because this Institu
| ton is SO near US, because large numbers of
our readers are so directly interested, and
because we know all about the matter our
selves and can speak with full! assurance
We wish the new Seminary thorough sue
cess in its object. the training of earnest.
sensible, clear headed, true hearted Christian
women. We are sure, at least. that. in its
present hands. it will abuudantly dseetue
success And SO we commend it to the
consideration of our readers ~ W. Church.
A New WINE.-lu this age of bad whis-
key and extended liquor, it is pleasant to
know that there is one article of pure wine
| in the market. We have reference to
Speers Samburg port Wine. which was on
exhibition at the Fair, and glass Was gil
ven to each visitor who claimed it. One was
protfered to ire and touched it to my lips
somewhat unwillingly, but was agreeably
disappointed in finding it one of the most
delicious nectaTs had ever tasted. doubt
whether there is vineyard in the Old or
New World that can yield a wine at all
comparable to this i'll richness and delicacy
}, of flavor Mr. Speer prepares it by new
process peculihr to himself, without the ad
aitim Of spirits, and each bottle he sells is
guaranteed to be four years old 1t has
found its way to London and Paris.
| Bsto1 Transcript
Our druggists have it for sale.