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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11

ENSIGN FRED. MCCORMICK, U. 5. N.--We
! announced last, week, the death of this esti-
mable young man, which took place on the
25th of July, on board the U. s. steamer Ossi-
pee Mr.. Nee orrnick was young man of
: fine promise, amiable and accomplished, and
: his death is regretted by all. AT a meetingof
the officers of the steamer, held on the occa-
. siontofhis death, the following resolutions
were adopted: ,
Whereas N our severest trials even such as the sad
event which has brought ia together to-day acknowi
edge first duty to Almighty God in submitting with
out murmar to His DEGREES however sorely they may
aflict us; lie IL 9fif iNtt ,-7itsfftt vpsf'ft = -
the Infinite wisdom Of God in this visitation
refrain roin expressing of Tile heavy loss
have Sustained in the death of laented companion
and shipnatc whose many and peculiar virtues, Jealous
devotion to duty, genaiity, generosity and agreeable
who kney him, and asa friend by his
:. associates. sF =
Rss6Ipod That ia the eccaseti we have lost a friend
closely edeared to us, aud whose memory win
main fresh in our minds and the Navy oiceri
years by The responsible dutieswhic he has performed
under napy In scenes Of peril
Resolved Thatwe tender our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy TO tho nily Of the descse especialyt
his parents y tins their so peculiarly sad
sia Resolved hs, copy Of forwarded
70 the family IF the late Ensign Fred eConhick u s.
Rcsorre1 That as testimonial or our afectiouAte 70.
spect 70 tho IEemofy of our deceased companion these
resolutions le published in the Army and Navy Journal
aud the Baitin,ore snu. ~ i'll4-t'H 49,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11
REGISTRATIONS!
TO THE VOTERS OF THE fifth
DISTRICT. a.
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Ef0A1uE .4&--34 xcSF] 81
THE undersigned officer ef RegG;;ssssSHsS:--.
I ton, appointed for the 9Th Election
District of Hartford county, in compile
ance with the Registration ACT, passed
by the Legislature Of 1868, hereby gives
notice that he viii attend at his office
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11

FAIRs.-The fair for the benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this place,
which commenced on last Tuesday week,
closed last Monday night and notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable weather during the most
of the time the fair was in operation, weleam
that the ladies realized quite, handsome
sum- On Friday night last concert was
given in the Court House. under the direc-
ton of Professor Theodore Ascherfeld, of
Elkton, assisted by several fine amateur per-
formers, The attendance at the concert was
very good, although the night was unpleasant
The music was excellent, and seemed to be
enjoyed by the audience, if we may judge
from the applause which greeted the perform
ers. The proeeedsof the fair and concert are
to be devoted to the erection of an Episcopal
Church in Bel Air.
Afair for the benefit of St. Francis Church,
near Abingdon, commenced on Tuesday last,
and closed with concert yesterday even
ing This fair, we learn, was also success,
both pecuniarily ard in the pleasure afford
ed the visitors. -..-H
Week before last fair antEfestival was
held by the ladies' Of Dublin and its vicinity
We have not learned what success the ladies
met with but from the character and energy
of those having the matterin charge, we have
no doubt large sum Wasrealized. The pro-
ceeds are to be. devoted 10 thescompletion of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, now
in the course of erection near The vil1ape of
Dublin -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11

3E0T0lA No. I II "A RT Cypress y
CO,OOOSHIkGLES at SIS per thou
sanda-in store and for sale by ,,.,55s 4, as,a5.
'F .si.,a s3g1sg R0BT, r.. BOVINE,
sssepll Bel Air, Nd. gig
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11
'HTVS aVIToG HNO LVHYD

Hundreds of articles for families at ONE DOLLAR each
New Fall Circular now ready. Checks 10 cents EACH
describing article. Great inducements to AGENTS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-11-20
ALEX. JEKELFALUSY,
DcaIe r In Fancy Goods, and

MANUFACTURE and wholesale dealer
lNl in Cigars and Tobacco, Eighth street,
Manitowoc. Import his Tobacco frora the
first sources, manufacture only the best quality,
and keep constantly on hand full assortment
of different brands of Cigars at the lowest
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, viii
be promptly and satisfactorily executed
n ALEX JEKELFALUSY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-11-20
Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
e-w wRoaRD M SIrpERyIsORs

4
~ MASfTowoc, October 81, 1868. }
n LLpersons Interested are hereby notified
"A that the following tracts of land and VIII
lage lots, lying and being situated in the
County Of Manitowoc and State of Wiscon in
remaining unredeemed in the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors of
the County of Manitowoc and State Of Wiscon-
sin, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for
the year 1856, for which said taxes the said
tracts Of land and town lots were sold on the
9th day of May, A. D. 1866, Now, therefore,
unless the amount of taxes, interest, fees and
charges set opposite the several tracts of land
and town lots, herein sc-ibed be paid on
or before the Sth day of May, 1869, the same
will be conveyed to the purchaser or his as
signees in pursuance of the statutes in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk of the County Bo~rd of Supervisors of
Manitowoc county Wisconsin
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-11-20
OYSTERS.

UxDlNhSx
He has fitted up in superior style, over his
store, a frst-class Refreshment Saloon, and,
during the fall and winter, will serve UP Oys-
ters in every style, and upon short notice. Wis
itors may rely upon receiving every attention.
Also, Fresh Oysters constantly ON hand and
for sale, Wholesale and retail The st in
voice just received
FRUITS & VEGETABLES.
Fresh fruits and vegetables of all descrlp-
tions always for sale during their season. AL
so, a large variety of Canned and Dried Fruits
ETC., etc.
His stock of Toys, Stationery, Toilet Arti-
cles, etc, is the largest and most varied ever
brought to Manitowoc, and well merits an ex-
animation. 81 4s e.
The pest -rands of Wines, Liquors and CT
gars constantly on hand.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict
attention to the wants of the public to merit a
continuance of their patronage.
II. WILCOX.
B~ Sign of the big STAR" York street,
Manitowoc, Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
ELECT GRANT Ard nav. pnAo1

ELECT GRANT AND HAVE PDACE.
We invite the attent ton Of sensible men,
of business men, Of those who vant that the
country shall have peace, TO this fact. The
only prospective danger Of trouble in this
country, is the election of Seymour and
Blair. The Wade Hamptons, and Forests,
and Howell Cobbs, and Toombs, and Hills,
and tbs whole posse Of the rebels, only
threaten another revelation in the svent that
Seymour shall be elected. They don't make
one threat Of doing anything terrible if Grant
shall be elected. They are perfectly quiet on
that score. They will submit handsomely to
him. They will give up their present pur-
pose Of revolutionizing the South in that
event. Thsy have only been inspired to
their present hostility to the Government,
and their wild and incendiary threats BY what
they have hoped was prospect Of Demo-
cratic success. It is in the event that Soy
mour shall be elected, that they are going to
regain their independence-shAt they will
"restors the lost causs'-thasthsy will drive
the 'sscalawags' and scarpet-baegers'
that is, Northern Union mon from the South.
Only in that event that Wade Hampton and
Fort Pillar Forrest declare their purpose TO
sound the battle cry, rallying their old 10.
gionsto overthrow the Stats1pysrumsnts or
ganised by loyal voters under the sanction Of
Congress. ID not this enough 70 make think
ing men, moderate Democrats, men who,
whatever their past party views. want TO
see the political elements sllayed and resi-
peace restored-to make these vote for
Grant? With Seymour and Blair, it is
doubtful at the best, whether peace can be
preserved : il is almost certain from the
threats Of the Sontherners that it cannot be.
With Grant for President, peace is certain.
Not the most rabid and rampant Of the rebels
utter threat against Grants election or ad-
ministration,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
About Bows.

Mr.. A. Hope, author of "a Book About
Dominies,' has published in Edinbutg .
companion volume, called IA Book About
Boys He tells us at tho beginning what
kind of boys he likes: II don't think much
of your gentlemanly, neat boys, and ahom-
mate your pretty, efeminats boys, and have
not so much faith as some people ia even
your good, clever boys, who are always at
the head Of their classes, and never do any
thing naughty, except when it is not found
out. Butt like the happy, healthy, unso-
phisticated boy, WHO'S boy and not young
gentleman, active, restless, generous, brave
and truthful, simple and purs-minded, who
thinks 1t half pleasure to bear pain with
out crying, climbs trees, tears his trowsers,
has frequent tumbles, bumps, and bruises,
and comes home now and then splashed over
with mud
There are four classes Of boys whom this
"dominie" excludes from the "honors and
privileges Of boyhood' yet his heart yearns
toward them, for, after all are they not in
some respects boys and brothers? The clls-
si6cati6n 10 o. follows:
l. "YoUNc GESTLEMEH.-1 shudder as
pen the disgusting name. You know what
mean the beardlcss beings who wish to be
thought men and handles. and to that end
smoke and swear and swagger, with more
or less IMMUNITY. If you 60 out into the
streets on Saturday afternoon you will see
hundreds Of thsns whom yoa .volld like TO
take between your finger md thumb, and
drop quietly into the gatsef. s
!. .'MlyxA's.c DARL1scs. large and
increasnG class, I grisve to 81, though
would speak tenderly Of them, aimee their
degradation u ofaen caused By rircs pefanaes
over which neithsr they nor ne xieesei Of
writer's and teachses have, any 'cOattoLsvix
fond and foolish mCsAsrs, Who Win me-
them wear corsSoftsfs'Ahd soloshes. ma kesn
them in the hopi4 when Il is cold. And an.
courage them 70 cry when they he hnrt,
rally clever boys. Who read Waltsr. Scott at
the tender age Of ise. but having thereafter
been introduced 70, Greek, look sviAh scorn
aud contempt on oil subjects of lighter inter-
ests and ueser rendpFsed = OPT 1spther
story book, but 70 spend their be0hood and
youth in steadily and pssssveripely drying
themselves up into Latin end Geek mum
mics, and if happily they escape premature
death, and By bsconine souua ard venera-
BILE, and NOT too brilliant bishops or ssppid
ind useless schoolmSSters, or writer's Of soul
appalling commentaries,
Scoop BoYs.-I mean very good boys;
Who alwaya tEy % pleaae their n1sters, and
never are NOISY and Idle. and would Gnk into
the ground with shame If were 5ound nec-
essay ~ punish them. sad whose eonvsrsa-
hon, IN story books, il OF tho mott &or6l and
lGFAmmas!cal description. OF course thsrs
arc such boys. hecspse Tie story book says 8,
ost 4 has never been my good festpns 70 meet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
191|!3

For the cure Of Consumption,
Coughs, Coles, Asthma, Bros.
chitis, Whoeping Cough, Dys-
pcpsis, General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs.
This Byrup i NOT intended . "curc-a," nsr Is II
BY Apymeans recommended = such but Il will cure
sassss ss 81, Il !. so s. peril. ~
Possesses al ne vasnabs osrativs properties Of Tr
and other renses q hhdfsd character eooducing to
dangerous 0sesse that annually carries down 10 the
grave one-sixth OF those who di--Copsumption. The
danger Of this dteeass 10 In its steeithy approach
little coG' slight cough" is all at hrst 1T will
% awAy"and 10 this hope the patient 10 deuded
lit grows voFse-and finally Consumption ends In
dsath, which might and rhould have been cured In ts
ineipiency, In the of these primitive ptoms
manifer ting themselves Wtigbts Tar syrup Is hspp
ly cacu Aed to them and time should be lott
IN applying the remedy-deiay Is merely suicidAl for
Consumption in whatever siage II present ITSELF Is
not TO be tfins3 with and IN or in dtcn
In life, will the patient realize the natal truth Of D. lays
dangsfon This fatal Consumption ~ surely
viii be II not taken hold II once and the remedy
timely and persi ttntiy applied.
MANY th,cries have beeD INDUCED in 10 the canse
Of Consumption Among the most enlightened minds
eat dive sity OF opiaon exits II s not our present
al that the fell dis us, and it is prov
incs TO and II this end thst We have direct
ed efforts in the prepaf alton Of this syrup. Prom
The DANCES Of de'sy IN IL essy stages we have Ken
we woud sdonfsn the aicted to "~o while il il yef
day. tpr II vii b. lAte-when the might Of
death sets tn, when no man can work Again, and
finally lose precious tins which will bring such
repestsecs and such dreful retributinn.
Dr.. Wright's Tar syPup Il ssll By oil Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17

/, EL1yax worthy citissss Of Onion county. Ten.
hevs bean arrsstsd and inprisoasd - dsnssats'
s,Bsrliaso~ Argsa- .-s, f.ss -
ran Thousands Of sach Demosssas wsfs found
lighting the Flag oftha county md ysrs r.
rested by our arnies aadiimpsisbssd - mi
ous points 10 the North dphhf ths NJ.
John Morgan led ! considerable band 81
that stripe Of worthy Democratic citisen,
through Indiana and Ohio, and ! lars. num-
Der we're arrested and put in durance vile a
Columbus, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
RI ALL-'S
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Erc,Y Uenr increases the 7,0pn-
farfty of this rafuabte Hair Prep
nFufi0n, Which Is dine 10 merit
dfoHr. He can assure O1ir old
f,dtfoas that IL is Lept run mp to
Ia high stahdu,ti. and to those
tdho hare necer nsed IL are can
c3nJdeHttU say, that IL Is the only
refidbfc and Uerfrcted 1,repnrN-
fpa to,'esfore a:KAt OF FADED
HAIR to its Donfhftu cotor, maxi
ipg II SOFT, iustr0As, and siihen;
fhe scaip, by ts nse. becomes
pEife md cffdu: II fcmOUes all
IFS tonic properties prefeffs the
hair tram faktii.g out. as IL sfi,n-
af0tes dnd HOarishes the hatr
glands. BIZ lis nsc the hoir gr0tcs
MicIef amt stronger. In bnitlHesa
II restores Me cdpitfHrU glands
tn their normal riDOr, and tGju
ctedfe n fteR OFoHfA ecrept In
extreme OLD aye. II IL TIE mort
econoHiicat HAIR DRESSING
efer Hsed. ~ IL requires fesOer
appiicatioHs. and DfUes Tire hntr
that sptendid glossy appearance
80 much dtinifed bV Nif. A. 4.
tfuss., xuHs, .tfhte constituents are
puie anu cartfaify selected for
e.rceiseaf TnnlifU. aud ! c0nsttier
II The BEST PREPARATION fcs'
its intended purpOscs.' We pub
ish u treatise on the hair, aCyiich
me send free by mali upon dppii-
cafioH, uhfch contains cOm1nen-
dntory notjcPs from clergy,nen,
3fUsiciuns. the press. aud others
NJ itfre male the sfufty IF the
huir and its discusses q speciality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM THE
N e x T PRE- SID E N T

~ CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TON, SO LONG AS OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL"
Grant to Sherman February, 1862.
"IF MY COURSE IS NOT SATISFAC-
TORY, REMOVE ME AT ONCE. DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS"
Grant to Hdlleck, Feb. 6, 1862.
mo THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF MY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OVER ME-
Grant to Secretary Chase, Ecy %, 1865
This IS A REPUBLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LAW
OF THE LAND
-Gr,t's Letter to Rtesident johnson, august
1868.
II SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL OF TIE PEOPLE,
- Grants Letter, Nay 90, 1868.
HUNAN LIBERTY THE ONLY
EXPERIMENTATION OF HUMAN GOV.
ERNMEBT.n
= Grants Letter to Citizens Of Memphis
"LET % HAVE PEACE"
- Grants Letter May 20, $685..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
STATE TICKET.
mr. Hcrs,ayy o. &at<,

Fr 1crstayy Of Naks,
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
rFbr AUDITOR u &nte,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
Ibr Treasurer Of Rate,
EAM'L e. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
~ 1eSts1 u aase Les1 oNes
G. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
Fbr Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONEOR, Of Muacatine County,
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Syyst Dssbtcs--GE0R1E ". McCRARY.-
SeeoMd Dfart1-CcI. WILLIAM sMY7H
THIRD Dtstytct-
fbusth Dtstytct- LOUGHPIDGH
ma DssfSff-rlANK W PALMER.
ArtJkd0e Of Cfrcsat cosr
JOHN b. DRAYER Of HeprysCounty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
Rafcnelor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world the
only nd psFfsot Dys; harnis reliable, nstapta
nsoua; disappointment ridiculous tinfs; remedies
he III effects Of bad dyes invigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, black brown. Fold By all
Druggists and Perfumsrs and properly applied at Batch
lorss Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
LErrEa or GEN. GRANT


The New York Tribune publishes the fol-
lowing letter from General Grant to his
father, written during the Vicksburg cam
paign. Il is fortunate that the letter was not
destroyed. 1t shows the innate goodness,
honesty, sagacity, modesty, patriotism and
nerve Of General Grant. Tho characterize
ties Of the man clearly appear from it. When
apolicy Was necessary ~ to trade he shows
that he was wise and prompt to conceive,
and decided and unyielding in execution.
He wouldn't fight until he got ready. He
didn't expect to get whipped. And he want
ed the rebellion put down in the shortest
possible time. And his great ability -."equsl
TO anything expected of him'-is only
squaled by his modssty and unselfsh patr.
otism. II is worth Is much to be the author
of this letter ~ to be the hero Of Vicks-
burg:
MrLLIkrH's BEsD, La, April 81, 1858.
OMAN FArnRR. Tour lcttcf Of the It'll Of April
has Just this day reached me. hasten to answer
your interrogAtions. when left Memphis, with
my past experience, l prohibited trade below Hell
snA- Trade 70 that point had previously been
opened BY the Treasury Department. give no
permits to buy cotton, and II find any one en-
gaeed In the business I send them oct OF the Dc.
partment and seiHs the cotton for the Government.
have given few families permission to leave the
country, and to take with them, so far I. Memnhis
their cotton. In doing this have been deceived
by unprincipled speculato-s, who have successful
" amuggled themselves along with the srmv in
Or te Of orders prohibiting them and have bean
compelled to suspend this favor to persons any
ions to get out Of Dixie.
understand that Government has adopted
some plan to regulate getting the cotton out OF the
country. do not know What plan they have
adopted, but am satisfied that any that can be
adopted, except for Government to taxa the cotton
win bss bad ONE. feel Iii army followers Who
sss engaged h spscshtipg pa tbs miaortunes Of
shsls coaasfyy and really ai1iAe tho snsmy mors
than they possibly could do b. open treason.
should b drafted 1t once and put IN the hrst for
iorn hope,
novs ~ headquarters to New Carthage to-
morrow: This Who'll: eowtry e under vstsr, u,
possible. struck npon plan which I thought
would give me . foothold on the east bank Of the
nipiednpi bsfefs the sasmy seul1 oGer any great
resistancs But the difficulty Of the last one and :
half milss next 70 Garbage makes it 20 tedious
that the ehsmy cannot fail 70 discover my plans.
an doing my bset and Am full Of hope for
eomplsts suoossa. Time has bssn consumed, but
twas absolutely impossible TO avoid IL An At
taek upon The rsbel works atany tine slncs arr
sivsd hsfs mnst inevitably have resulted in the
ises a lasgs portion of NJ army, II not In IN
e aeln 6sfssks There vsfs bat two points on lAnd,
aAaAe9 4ln6 md YirkSbqrg ITSELF, out Of water
ceny taeee he1 which troops could march.
2neless4Aeseshly Terrified, aafl Il would be fol-
sk msA = leAt = thsrs y prospect Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17

ssrnlss sLesa petition. ssvsr ssPsst :. h.ss e
srn ; under q ee.na ~. Xxx n ~ 49, g
m q Ssips drivss . DO ) desperate - galsA
set b he ho.lisss Z u Pssss. =. = z sl 3 ~
Q, :. -. 49,. Il - 4. Dspsr.' "a ss.rs r. -
isss dIstsrbsd y tAsa thaa myself. Ihs!l va
sought lasss so.ns,e, aaa aase p -
.. s dssi,. 81 p,oyins n,s,if sosa 70 as35
thing sxpsctsd Of NE, and IT, sviassee -,
nossi would .sosa sss. ~ 81. ~ rs 49,
sitio.. hsvs 10 dssirs 3 s. !. oblsss q ssvy
s?suasssy. rsrsv 49,. \. = -. ~, vi. Il.
~ ,.h. n. = = sses~s eossbs time without q
psctise o. dssfring any ether recognition thsn ;
80 ~. "a nj, Ss..sa. II. ,.,,... s, ,...t
dopst ssVwM g
Jaiia ana the children ~ herr, pot WI sosf
-, n.,,nc,ion. .hon, some business want 4.
tended to, and see Immediate prospect Of IT.
tending to myself ol'''s'
JoLLYylLLB TO THE AEsCUn.
JotIrv1rxs. Laws anpt. loth. 1ee.
Ebro. GAN. Wend - : y vh.t
i. commonlv fnoSn = - rncfs Colla~e.n
four miles northeast Of Fort Madison. 10 or
..n;,. . Grant and Colf.r Clnb and .I.o ~
listen to = spaech nv Hon. John Van Walk
enburs. Dur;n. Tho d.v tia weather -.
such a to lad ~ 10 fear Ia. Ii. meeting
would be mail. but tne indecent weather, q
usual. did not ext;neuish the ere that Flows
in every Republican heart, and whsn night
came, though it was chilly and disagreeable,
sit brought crowds With it," We FIRST organ
ised The Club The officers chosen were, for
President, Hon. e. A. Layton Vioe Presi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-17
GRANT ANN CuLFAX.

FOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
- Pins. Badges and FlaEs OF 0RAsr AND COLYAx
end 20 the odest and most respectable
VINO have made this business pp oals for the at
nineeeen yeers We have fsrdy great variety OF
VI sye. Prices from % to SO per 1Q0 We viii seud
to address, postpaid receipt Of price ON Samn
2Sc Three &anplss, Soc With Price Is, We REQUEST
our correspondents 70 BE- brief always ,e
nons on all large orders Tor Dealers and Clubs
All moneys asnt BY Post tfhcs urdax at our nix ".
guarantee full anouns in goods lowest rata Tor All
nDoneys seat 70 Address
AICH Rrs 4 MARK
Pc. Box $50 IS Murray a., New Yofk