The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-28
To the Citizens of Mississippi.


THE termination OF a sapguinary contest,
which for the past four wears has presented an
impossible barrier 70 all social or commercial
intercourse between the two great sections o.
our country, having at length happily cleared
ava all obstacles 20 a renewal of those rels-
tious which formerly bound US together in a
fraternal union, | take the earliest oppertuni-
tv afforded NE BY this suspicious event, 10
greet my Southern friends, and TO solicit from
them renewal of that extensive business con-
nection which for a quarter OF century has
been uninterrupted save by the great public
calamity to which l have adveTted.
1t is scarcely necessary, on the threshold of
a business reunion, l should repeat the
warning so often given to my friends,-to be-
ware of all those spurious and deleterous
compounds which, under the specioUs and
false titles OF Imported Wines, Brandies, Hol-
land Gin, Liquors. &c, have been equally
destructive to the health of our citizens
preiudicial to the interests of the legitim ate
Importer.
Many years Of my past life have been ex-
pended in an open and candid attempt to ex-
nose these wholesale frauds; no time nor ex-
pense has been spared to accomplish this sal
utary parpose. and to place before my friends
and the pubic generally, at the lowest market
price, and in such quantities as might suit
their convenience, truly genuine imported
article.
a
with the largest and most respectable export
ing houses III France and Great Britain have
afforded me unsurpassed facilities for supply
inc our home narke with Wines. Liquors and
Liqmures of the best a. q most approved
brands in Europe, in addition 10 my own dis
tilleTy in Holland for the manufacture OF the
"SchiedaR Schnapps.'
The latter, so long tested and approved by
| the medical Faculties Of the United States,
West Indies and South America as an invalua-
| bic Therapeutic, a wholesome, pleasant and
| perfectly safe beverage in all climates and
during all seasons, quickly excited the cupid
| ~ of the home manufacturers and vendors Of
spurious article under the same name.
trsst that have, after much toll and ex-
pense. surrounded all my importations with
| "a feguerds and directions which with ordinary
o;rc,7m snection will insure their delivery, as
receive them from Europe, TO all my custom
would. however. recommend in all cases
where II is nossible, that orders De sent direct
| to NV DEPOT, - Beaver Street, New fors, or
| thst purchases be made OF my accreolteo
agents. e U;,as
| Rrsnl;es a. have a considerable supply OF
| old tried foreign wines, embracing FInIAses VI
many wears past bottled up before the com
mepcement Of the war, which can espeeIaiy
| recommend to sill connoiseuTs OF these rare lux
uries. -
In conclusion, would specially call the
early attention of my Southern customers 70
the advantage to be derived by transmitting
! their orders without loss OF tlme' OF GAZING
personally at the depot, in order to insure the
| fultilment of their orders out OF tne Presen'
| large and well selected assortment.
iN's A- UDOLPHO WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, New York.
1 Anril I7dl5t.