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New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

GA Letter from Oar Special Correspondent
IN Merico on the Church in MericO; A Spring
Opening; the Courts and the Money Article ,cil!
lie found on the second page; and Musical
Notes on the sirth page.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
TO CORRFSpONDENTS.

No notice can be taken Anonymous ConmunsOni Whatever
psns insertion authenticated By the and address
ofbs bscesss for publication but as guaranty Tor
All basssn letters for th, Office should addressed THI TSB
kew-YOTk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

The bill for the restoration of Alabama to
fhe Union was yesterday, on Mr. Stevenss
own motion, recommitted to the Reconstruc-
fion Committee. 1t is understood that action
ON the matter is to be deferred for the present.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing Price
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
yUE PEBEL SPIRIT.

The BN6dlo Commercial is an emnently con
seryatve journal of Wing and American ante
cedcnts, which has sometimes given qualified
support to Republican candidates. but oftener
opposed them. We invite the earnest attention
of genuine Conservatives to the following let
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
coNNECTJCUT ELECTION

Though the evening of Monday, April 6, Will
witness the close of the momentous contest
the nominations for Senators are not yet tull'
In fact, the canvass seems TO have been tardlly
opened; but the vigOr and activity of its last
fifteen or twenty days will be unsurpassed
The rival candidates for State Officers are as
fo11
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
RepnbNcnn.

Connecticut fairly OWeS q glorious victory to
the Republicans. 1t was her fatenng at the
special election in October, 1865, that has proved
the fountain of our woes. Had she then p0llcd
her full Republican vote for Impartial Suffrage.
our country would long since have been pacl-
fed and prosperous. But, while 1874 OF her
electors had voted, six months before, to return
Gov. Buckingham, barely 21,127 now said Yes"
to Impartial Suffrage, while 83,4S9 Copperheads,
including small handful of new converts,
voted "NO.' This triumph in loyal State OF
the cardinal principle of the Rebellion dld
much to confirm and embolden Andrew John
son in the evil course to which he was natu-
rally prone. 1t gave such renegades as BabcOck
and Cleaveland their outfit in apostacy. 1t put
the State against us last Spring when Impair
tial Suffrage would have saved it. And that
the State is now doubtful is due entirely to
that recreant vote.
If Connecticut had so good q Republican or
ganzation as New Hampshire we should be
strong in faith and hope. She has Republi-
can majority of legal voters but they may not
all deposit their ballots nay, they wiH not, un-
less q more perfect organization shall yet be
effected. With a poll as full as that OF New
Hampshire, at least Fifty Thousand Republican
votes will be found in her balot-boxes when
fairly canvassed. We lost last year Newton
don and MiddletOwn, New Britain, New-Mil-
ford, Simsbury, and dozen other towns, which
are Republican on fair and full poll. we
need meetings and speeches, and shall have
them; but these are mainly important as IN
citing to and nsuring the requisite organization
and work. Fraudulent naturalizations told
heavily against us last year, and will tell more
heavily this year, if they are not watched for
and counteracted. In short, the State can be
be carried-barely carried-if every legal vote
shall be polled and nearly every illegal one be
shut out-and the work done during the next
two weeks must determine whether COnnecti-
cut shall stand throughout the Presidential
struggle now opening on the side of Loyalty
and Liberty, or OH that of Slavery, Rebellion,
and Reputation.
Republicans of Connecticut show the coun-
try sample of your WORK!
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

Jectf -, -,
Answer.-In Kentucky and Maryland, the
Rebel element is completely master OF the sitll-
alton. In most localities, candidates for Office
have to print certificates or make afldayits that
they were serviceabe to " the Southern cause
in our late "unpleasantness," or they stand no
chance of election. The Rebels including the
Rebel soldiers, being all enfranchised, while no
Blacks (Or Yellows)-not even those who served
honorably in the Union armies-have any voice
whatever in the Government, the Rebel ele-
ment, completely dominant and satisfied, has
no incitement, no motive, to instigate sell
"ous troubles And, as our folks are not rot
ous nor scdition-mOngers, all is profound
peace.
In Tennessee, the case is bravely altered.
There the Republicans without distinction of
color, arc enfIanchiscd, willie the Rebels are
not. SO, being under, those Rebels consplre
and organize in secret "their Kuklux klans,
for the persecution and killing of Unionists, es-
pecially Blacks. Hence disturbances fire.
quent alarms, and calls for Military interfer-
ence.
Thus you have your answer; now print II!
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
WASHINGTON.

THE IMPEACHMENT MANAGERS DELIBERAIlNG-
MIR. JOHNSoN's COUNSEL UNDECIDED-GoV-
ERNMENT FOR ALIAsKA-EXEMPTION fRoM
INTERNAL TAX-RELIEF FROM DISABILITIES
THE FREEDMENS BUREAU-ALABAhA-
GENERAL BANKS FOR TIE yICE-PRESIDENCY
MR. VAN WYCK's REPORT-HANC0CK.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

The World, being in want of information,
very properly applies to The TRIBUNE. Here
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Susintss autitts.
STARR g. MARCUS,

No q JoHSsT Up Stairs -,
R.,u-soN Silver FORKS spoons Knives the quality Of wheh
and ny L. s. Mat Assay at prices worthy the at
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When the price of The DAILY NEWS was re-
duced to six dollars year. we resolved to in
sist upon the payment of subscriptions in ad-
vance. This rule was Immediately applied to
our mail subscribers, and at this time we have
not subscriber, outside Of Charleston, who
has not paid in advance the price Of his sub
scription. We gave no credit, and tho paper
was invariably stopped when the term tor
which payment had been made expired. The
experience of the past year has confirmed onr
belief that the cash system is the only plan
upon which paper can be conducted with
safety and success, and we have therefore de-
termined to apply that system uniformly to our
subscribers in Charleston.
On the 18th instant, all papers for which the
subscription prce has not been paid will be
stopped without further notice, and from that
date no paper will be delivered after the expi-
ration of the time for which payment has been
made.
In order to accommodate persons who may
be unprepared to pay the subscription in ad-
vance, we have made arrangements to deliver
The NEWS within the city limits at fifteen cents
week, instead of eighteen cents as heretofore,
payment to bo made weekly. This reduction
OF the weekly rates will go into effect on the
18th inst. Orders from weekly subscribers will
he received at this Office, or at the bookstore
of Mr.. G. C. Fighter, No. 161 King street.
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The Palmetto Linc-Through Cars to
New Orleans and Vicksburg.

Charleston bids fair to rival the great
cities of the North in the perfection Of
her arrangements for carrying Through
"freights" with the least cost and greatest
safety and dispatch. Already there is in
operation the "Star Line" by which
freight is sent from this city to Greenville
without change of cars, and the "Green
Line" by which freight is sent through in
the eame manner to Memphis, Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Louis; and in day or
two the new "Palmetto Line" will be in
operation, by which freight will be sent
through to Selma, Mobile, New Orleans and
Vioksburg without breaking bulk. The
last named line will carry the symbolic
Palmetto of South Carolina to the Crescent
City and to the bluffs of Vicksburg, warning
them, as the cities of Ohio, Tennessee and
Kentucky have been warned, that Charleston
is asserting, by her enterprise and CONNER
cial sagacity, her claims to the immense
trade of the South and West. Cars loaded
in Charleston will soon be seen in all the
important towns of the Southwest, and for
this evidence that our city is abreast Of the
times we have only to thank the direction
of the South Carolina Railroad Company.
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I would require tho national banks to keep
their reserves in lsgal tender, and also to keep
these reserves out Of the speculations OF "al:-
street." MIR. Sherman does not favor the pre-
ject of using surplus greenbacks for the pay
ment of Government bonds. If carried out,
he is of the opinion that it would be regarded
as violation of the public faith and sit is
best not to lie under suspicion" He regards
MIR, Pendleton,s theories as ''repudiation IN its
worst form;" is strong friend of national
banks, and believes in our present system OF
taxation. He calls the Radical funding Dill ia
bridge TO get over the election" and says
ssThe attempt to reduce interest to four per cent
in this country will fail. "A funding bill must
have more in it than new privilege to the
bondholder. We want 3 comprehensive meas.
ure, providing fer, first, funding the green
backs; second, the reduction of the debt;
third, TIE redemption of the 6ve-twenty bonds
when the five years are out, by sale of bonds
bearing a lc wer rate OF interest" The account
concludes with an expression Of Senator Sher-
mans hearty Endorsement OF universal suffrage,
and the hope that Congress would embody this
doctrine in constitutional amendment to be
submitted to the States.
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llutifes in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF ENRY
n. BONNET. BANKRUPT. BY WHOM Pc
TITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT.
CY WAS FILED ON THE 29TH DAY OF MAY
A. D., 1868, IN SAID COURr-1N BANKRUPTCY
Thi, IL to give notice that on the hirtieth day Of
Norember, A. D. 1865. a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Esatc of HENRY Il. BONNET,
of Orange Parish in the District OF Orangeburg, and
State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his own petiLon that the payment
of any debts and deivory Of any property belong,
ing to said Bankrup', to him or Tor his use and
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden
by law; that meeting of the Creditors OF the
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignee o: his Estate will DO held Mt
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at No. Z! Broad
street Charleston, South Carolina. before L. B. CAR
PENTER, Registrar, on the t~eltM day Of De-
cemJer, A. D., 1868, at o'clock, a. NJ.
J. p. NJ. EPPING.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
December
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historian. He brings to 30 grave 9 work
the;passions and extrsvagances of pam
phleteer. He .tplainly and sternly" ASSERTS
either that the Southern people have in
CURED "a dire disgrace-a shame-an In
efamy unparalleled in modern annals" or
that Jefferson Davis was slittle Drained as
"a man and despicable as ruler" He
advertises that he will publish such scan
dals about this noble, afflicted gentleman,
once the chieftain of us all, and now suffer
ing for US all, as flush the cheek with indig-
nant shame, even in their bare outline. One
can scarcely believe that Mr.. Pollard him
self can associate that honored name with
"vengeful plots," with "underhanded cor
srespondence," with "incendiarism," with
"the influence of woman in Mississippi p
In such fashion does Pollard do up his
tory. To him it is all melodrama, to be
dashed off coarsely and quickly by the au-
thor, to be splashed off by the scene painter
with vermillion and gambOge, to come be-
fore the public mighty sensation of tinsei
and thunder, Of fire and flowers and blood.
To him there is no happy mean; no deep
philosophy of history; no solace for de-
feated people except that they have been
betrayed; no explanation of the failure OF
public measures, except that the Statesman
in charge of them had devil and was one
A history of such sort literature repudi-
ates. And in the present case, higher than
literary questions are involved. What have
we come to, when writer with Southern
blood in his veins, executes such work as
q defence of our people, and proposes to
fost it upon our credulity as the life OF our
impoverished, prosecuted, exiled leader!
Mr.. Pollard need not fear that his prom
ised "proofs" will be allowed to pass un-
questioned when the book appears. He
asks for criticism; he will have enough Of
it, There are some, qualified to speak,
whose official duty to the public requires
them To test literary drugs which possibly
may be poisons. He hGs greater reason to
fear that the people whom he saves from sun
sparslleled infamy," will prove go migrate
full as to refuse to buy his book. The Ian
guage of his own brother, in publishing the
card, shows what the most kindly criticism
of the production will be. "We do not
"wish," he says, 'to be understood by its
qualification as endorsing or approving his
"views or animadversions upon Mr.. Davis.
Gas the present occasion offers the oppor-
"tunity, we may say here, in all frankness
Sand simplicity, that we LOVE Mr.. Davis,
sand that we have always regarded him and
sstill regard him, as pure, noble and hon
"orable man as ever lived. We have
"thought this plain avewal proper lest '0e
ssmiqht Je classed vith his enemies and defamers,
"when we are in truth one of his greatest
"admirers." If q brother protests, in such
Language, against Mr.. Pollard's undertake
ing, he need not assign, either to "envy,
'malice or cowardice," the louder protest
of the outside world The further he goes
the worse he must expect to fare-until he
reaches Coventry.
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f r
Foa THE BENEFIT Or
THE "WIDO W s. H Q 81 Z,
WILL DE HELD AZ
THE "HosIE" IN BRoAD-sTREEr,
ON TIE 15L! DECEMBER NEXT.

THE BOARD CT CONTROL OF TIE "HoME'
return their thanks t. the community for the assist
ance which has been extended them in their under
taking, and will he thankful for any Contributors
money provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will bc transported fre
of charge, by the Express Company and Railroads
If directed to Mrs. M. A. sNOWDEN, PRESIDENT
Widows Eeme, Charleston. s. c.
N B-Positiyely no Lists for Rallies will be circu
lated about the hall Chances, if desired, can be SC
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs NJ A sNowDEN, Mrs II WILSON
Mrs d HUoER Mrs 5 EEDpER'
Mrs Gro ROBERTSON, Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs J SNowpEN, MISS NJ y CAMPBELL
Miss NJ b onLBECK, Miss i + PALMER,
Mrs HENRY RAyENEL Mis- ANSA SlhPsoS,
Mrs N P MATHEsoN.
Mrs NJ. A. SN0WDEN. President
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice-Prf sident.
Miss u. B. CAMPBELL. Sec and Treasurer.
Mrs. J. n. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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Dissoiutiuu of Gopartnrrsbip.

MOTTO E.-THE COphHTNEN>IiIP
~ heretofore existing between HIRAM DEW.
ING. HENRY y. tURKErr, HkNRY u. CLARKE
and the late JOEL 4. yANE0Y. under the name OF
DEWING, BUHKETT & CO., expired by its own
Limitation Oh tae Both November 1868.
Mr. HI NRY y. BUREa11 Laving purchased the
entire ard in crest of the concern, has assdr-
od all liabilities and I'll persons indebted to the said
firm Will make pa, ment to him.
HIRAM DEWING.
HLNRY D. BURKETT.
HENRY i. CLARKE.
Charleston, s. c., November 3O 1868.
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CARDENING, HUKIIcuLTURE, &c.

GARDENING, HORTICULTURE. &c.
VI JULES LAVEHGNE respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that he has returned f,om
Paris and has again located in Charles e1 prepared
to do all work In his business, such az LAYING on
GARDENS, Trimming Fruit, Ornamental and Shade
Trees Shrubs, Grape Vines. &c., III the best and
most approved manner, and vt tho lowest prices.
He asks those wanting such work done TO Ioavc an
order for him at the store Of NJ. Ii. SOCBEYROCA.
No. 32S Kilg-strect, and he guarantees to give full
satisfaction.
He is allowed to refer to Messrs james Il. Eason,
G. W. Aimar, L. Challiu. william L. Webb thomas
D. Eason, and benjamin i. Evans
,hnr1
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Gupartnership notilf.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE UNDE H-
v SIGNED have this day formed copartnership
for the purpose of sbiprlug sailors under the name
of CHARLES s. WaKF .k & CO., ct No. 81 East ay,
and will give prompt attention to any business COM
mitted to them. CHARLES S. WAAtFN.
RICHARD MURPHY.
HENRY MAY.
JAMES B. SMITH.
November 30, 1868 mwf5
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NEW YORK, uesday, May l.

New YORK, lue5day May l.
UDoLPKo WOLFE ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Tht want of pure Wines ana Liquors
for medicinal purposes la bren long tet oy the pro
,eslon and thousands OF lives have been sacrlnced
by the use OF aduiterated articles Dlirum remcns,
and othrr diseases O. the braiE and nerves. so rife
in this country are very rare in Europe, ewing III
great dearee to the ,itfe renee the pu 1ty OF the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several arti les imported and
sold by you including your Gin which you cell un-
der tue name of Aromatic Schiedam Scbnapps, Which
we copsider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation II
has acquired in this country; and from your long ex
perience as q foreign importer, your Bottled wines
and LIQUORS should meet W tn the SAME demand.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF tae
respectable apothecaries in different parts OF tn cy
as agents for The sale ef your orandies anu "lnes
wncrc The profession can obtain The same "nen
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success i'll your rev ehtcrprlSe'
@c remain 3Our obcdent servaits
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery,
University Medical College, New fok
J. NJ CARNOLHAN, NJ D., Professor OF Clinical
surgery, Surgeon-in-C Chlef to the State Hospital
&c, No. II East Sxtcente-.trcct.
LEWIS a. SAYRE, NJ. L., No. 30 9jBroadWay.
II p pE WEES, III. i. 80 ;9l broadway.
JOSEPH WORSrE!i, VI D.. No. 10 NInih-siTect.
NELSON STEELE NJ. D., No 81 BleekeT-s'rcct.
JOHN O'kEIL,Y NJ. D., No. go Fourth street
Il. l. RAPHAEL, u. D., Profss OF The Principles
aud qraclica OF sur cry, New Yo:k Medica Col
lego, &C., No. 81 N;ntn-itrcct aud otacrs
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New YORK, No. So cEDAR-srREET:
E.,ya,, .1or .lE 1897

New YORK, No. So CEDAR-srnEET.
November &C. 1867
UDoLrHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical nnai'ss
two bottles OF "Scaiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonded warehouse and
find. before, that the spirlluous liquor ~ iree
has the marks of being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical admixture of alcohol and aro.
matcs.
Respectfully FRED. L. hAYEk,
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Amusemfnt.

The REvERSES OF THE CHURCH DURING
and since the war have rendered her necessities
great and the hour of her need, she asks the aid
of all who may be disposed to lend helping hand
The ladies have made extensive preparations. and
will spare no pains to render the FAIR attractive.
The FAIR will he conducted under the patronage
of the following gentlemen:
Hon LEsEsNE Col ZIMMERMAS DAVIS
Hon W PORTER Col r W SEYMOUR
Hon GAILLARD Col SHISGLEa
Hon C q SIMoNToN HERIor Es4
Hon HyNnY Bu1sr " WHuDEN, Esq
Gen JAMES CONNER W HENEREY Esq
Gem JAMES S1MoNs HMM OLSEY, Esq
SAINT LORD Jr ESQ W LBITCH, Esq
SIstoNDs Esq II MILNoR, ESQ
JAMES L CAN'T, Esq WILBUR, Esq
8 YTUPrER Esq d slco1. Esq
w Z RYAN, Esq Capt DUDD
L MoTRY, Esq HYDE, Esq
J II MUBRELL. Esq VI HERloT' Esq
" DAWSON ESQ JAMES ADDISON, Esq
s G BLACK. Esq ARTHUR FAIRLY, Esq
" MARSHALL, Esq NJ BoLoER, Esq
J G CRANE, Esq Car W WHLIE
a CREWS, Esq M CARSON, Esq
GEORGE MoFFRTT EsqIW A1soN, Esq
FRoNEBERGER, Esq Q SUAREs, Esq.
G T DUSHAM ESQ WM 1HAYER, Esq
The Fair will be open from Three to Five O'Clock
in the afternoon and from SIX to Eleven P. N.
The Street Cars will be in attendance at the close
of the Fair each evening
Ticke;s of admission 25 cents; children 10 cents;
to he had at Hall. Charleston and Pavilion Hotels
and at Russells Bookstore and Whden'5 Jewelry
Establishment, King-'treet.
| November "a
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&c F1sE-sTEEET, New YoRK,
November II. 1867.
UDoLpIIo WOLFE, Esq, PreStn:
Dear Sir-Ihaye males chemical cx Elimination OF
q sample OF your Schiedam Schnapps, with the In
tent Of determining If any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to thr simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted Ill the conclusion
that the sample contained no pcsonoJs or hArnlful
adnixrure have teen unable to discover any
trcce OF the deeterious substances wich are en-
ployed in the adulteration of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, the Schicdam Schnapps as
IN excellent and unobjectonable variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours,
lSienedl CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE, OR A
w part OF house, in the central part OF the
city. Apply to f. SCOTT, Shirt Emporium. Meet
ing-street, opposite harket.
December
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DELTA LODGE OF PERFECTION,
No. i.
THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
i Lodge will be held This "wednesday Euen,no,
at Seven O'Clock. Candidates for the Fourth Degree
will be in attendance.
BY order Of tine J. P. G. NJ.
December 2 E. f. BEDFORD, Secretary.
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I'd BAKERS.

y o'' f'h'D''N
CARBON NATE OF AMMON VIA.
FRESH HOPS, best quality
CREAM OF TARTAR, cheap.
For SALE wholesale end retail, by
e. H. KELLERS s. CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND Al0THECARIES,
October 60 Ne. 131 Meeiing-street.
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VTTANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO TAKE
w the AGENCY for Lloyds Great Double Revolv-
1000 county colored Map of the United States on the
back. issued to-day, and needed by every family,
school and library in the land with patent revcrses
by which either map ran be thrown front Each Map
is G2 BY 81 inches large with ribbon binding and
labor. Price SIS; worth $50. small capital will do
to start with. $40 copy can bo got for these great
Maps. send for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under way. j. T. LLOYD.
Pustofnce Box 123, atlanta, Ga.
November 10 DAG limo
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I .ecl bound to say, that regard your Selma rps
as being in every respect pre-eminentiy pure, ana
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin. hereto
tore unobtainable. and as such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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The proprietor also offers for sale
BOTTLED WINES AND

The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly or me-
dcinul use. Each bottle has his certificate OF us pu
riiy. tDCLE-1V HoLrE.
November IL 3mo3