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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
Tie Horrors !ofT Gotham Systematic
Child Murder.


About two years: ago correspondent
writing from New York made the statement
that babies were frequently burned out of
the way in an establishment uptown. The
asserti' n was Indignantly cried down by
New York papers and the writer denoun-
ced q assnsationalist. Probably he was,
but the finding Of the calcined skeletons Of
three infaEts in the chimney ofa house in
Twenty-eighth street few days ago, is
striking confirmation of his statement:
The coroner has not yet found ont how the
skeletons came to be there, or whether the
were burned before they died, but the fact
80 called respectable house, revSves the
BY fire in New York ? haven't the
slightest doubt that great many are.
do not say that infants are cast alive
into red-hot furnaces, but have good rea-
son to believe that scores of illegitimate
children, born at the private lying-in asy-
lums scattered all over New York, are doc
tored to death and then got rid of for good
without the expense of cof6nsa and funerals.
For there cannot be an interment without
a permit from the officer of tho Board of
Health. and permit will not. be given
without a satisfactory certificate as to the
cause of death. And it is not always con-
venient for the murderer of an infant to
furnish this. So, to prevent bother and
save expense, first the poor little innocent
is killed in an entirely unobjectionable
manner-as with laudanum for instance
and then burned up. TIE authorities now
investigating the Twenty-eighth street
mystery could find much more of the same
sort of work by going few blocks further
up-particularly to magnificent mansion
on Fifth avenue. If what people living in
the neighborhood of that mansion say, is
true. its-oWner aud occupants ought to
lave been hung great many years ago.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

-Advices from the interior of Cuba are
that hunger and misery prevail to an alarm
ing extent. The column under Col. Hidal.
go lately found hut in the vicinity Of Pal
ma Sorano containing the lifeless bodies Of
eight persons who had died of starvation.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

The First National Bank of Michigan
recently received the fragments of a SIS
note of it's issue, accompanied by an afa-
davit stating that the bill, with others, had
been eaten by sheep, and been recovered
after passing the ordeal of its digestive ap-
paratus.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
The girls ut Mount Holvoke Fema11

The girls at Mount Holyoke Female
Seminary consume every week $40 quarts
Of milk. 800 pounds of butter, eight bar
rels of flour, and 600 pounds of beef. to-
gether with nine tons of sugar per year,
500 bushels of potatoes, 100 bushels of
turnips, and $1,000 pounds of winter
squashes.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

SALES OF Books AT THE WEsr.-The en-
tire book trade of Chicago, including that
small portion of the stationery trade which
is done by the book houses, nearly reaches
So, 600, 900 per year. OF the unabridged
dictionaries, Griggs l. Co. sell annually,
1000 copies of Webster, and about Is Of
Worcester. Chic0q0 Post, Oct. 49, 1869.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Thirty men from Maine, NAssachu-
setts, New York, New Jersey. and Pennsyl-
vaniA, calling themselves tho .sOquoosoc
Angling Association, have bought large
tract OF land in the northwest aS . summer
resort for their families, and have them
selves combined for the capture of brook
trout.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

MAo1c Ou.-For al the pains BY nature
sent, mono can excel this iniment, for all
ills caused by pain or toll, Try Pratt Il
Butchers Magic Oil, the most sftectual
remedy Of the age. Warranted in all cases
of rheumatisn, neuralgia, lame back, dys-
entry, cramp-colic, and sll external and in
ternal aches and pains. at the Drug
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
81 National Debt National Blessing. .
~, From the Chicago Advance.

The following. statement. by . friend of
fair play who is perfectly conversant with
the matter which he writes, is o eontribu-
ton to the financial history of our war
period which deserves to be put on record:
To tte5 Commercial Editor. Of tie Aduance:
Inotice that the recent publication in your
columns OF letter from Mr.. Jay Cooke, ap-.
proving your proposed plan for resuming
specie payments, has revived the very silly
custom on the part Of .. portion OF the press
u unaualified % Declaration that "a national ma debt
is = national blessing" Mr.. Cooke never
made such declaration, and the eminent
service he rendered our country at time
when financial ability, energy and foresight
were quite as essential to the nations pres
ervation as good generalship. entities him at
eentation at the hands Of reputable journals.
During the four years Of the war Mr.. Cooke,
as fiscal agent Of the government. nogotia-
ted the following loans: i....
First Nve.twcnty ]oan..........$ 54S, ,00O, 900
Seven.Thirty loan. ,OOO,OOO
Other loans.. ....: ....--.. SUO,OOO,OOO
The government had failed utterly to pop
ulariZe its own,l Il ans, its treasury was empty,
and Mr.. Cooke entered upon his great task
at the request Of the administration and not
Uus u
he received waa not one. .fOnrth n much "A
European ooyernments nav their financiai
agents for similar services with less risk, Mr..
Cookies principal reward came in the shape
Of that financial prestige and reputation,
both here and in Europe which have placed
his firm at the head of the monicd interest
on this continent and Doured into his New
York. Philadelphia ! and Taahineton bankinp
houses Volume of unsolicited business which
could not fail to result in q great accumula-
rho uNa,;on., R,ossnov namnh,et v.s one
or a series assumed bv Mr' Cooke in The nter
eat Of the public credit and the sale of bonds.
d. prav;ons Vi ones hsa trs.teds ~ ssIov tn ~
aan,1e q NationsI RAM " And aHow onr Deht
S"% nav ha ns;d % snd the, tha nne in nne.t;on vas
M! enea cD n our Nof!onni @ .;t.a hty =, " IT.
Nauonsi as tp;,isas Ressans ~ - ~ NJ, vi.
m,' Tnnusl "nnssoH, ,iS n!4h tha e,,s",,., -
~ T anu & Ruos % ,ras .nJ ;sInd a., y,
Sa6n;to ovn ani and + sccnmni;sSed t ;ts nnrnoss
nerfactv tu =; n tho Yner of tSe
aeot naa roacnea , prGaigious ngnre, ha D. conn.
uenio ~ rass III; "nar t;'a Iamd WEE we
nd,,,o;n oM eo 'S nst anIet,l nronnnst;cs
t;ons 40 n ths % s.crnsn;no deht tha ..awf"l
,,rn', nc and n,s cI;J,on atc g.
nearly @ Sniyerss1 W wss @ this CIV that the most
drooned. It wss almost imnossible to die
49, of ~, "S 49, ,,,a;ntn stond;no n tno
market and financia Il croake ers multiplied like
tha froos in Ecvnt The nrevalent desmond.
ency at home depressed tho spirits Of our
tho Eor de;Iv Lnocmo hsr6er tn obtain' I'm.
S,o 1 t,ns ""iy n;g,,n,st.noo = W.. na"esstr
w. nno s",d ,,rosert tba hr;oht s;Js
~ aJ the CHI f;ranc;ai stust;pn. and tnrn attenhor
70 INC as, inSiuensaa .'" penens " .naS ssoWlng
aens "nSn S w;s ;rSn hur1a ~ 70 y" ~ M tn;a
curse anu an anto!elaoIe ouraeh. lo 90 tnis
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Boston 10 sending shoes to China by
the Pacific Railroad.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

The Louisville Railroad bridge will be
passable for trains Dec. 18th.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

READER, are you out Of employment? Do
you wish to make money fast and easily?
Then read the advertisement Of the old and
well-known firm OF j. 81. Weaton l. Co., in
another column, and profit by it. They
mean business, and have laid the founda,
ton of many solid fortunes. ..a.4ss
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Personal Items.
Mrs. scottSiddons is in Buffalo.

Mrs. 8cott-Siddons is in Buffalo. f.gi.-
-Thos. Carlyle has earned over $15O, 900
by his pen. .--s-s.... ,..- f. .. . .5-
Col. Zadoc Pratt, aged 70, has taken
third wife.
-Hepworth Dixon has gone to Russia TO
study theology.
Blackstone, the London comedian is to
visit America. A., Ill.,. =,
Judge Embry, of Kentucky, declined
the mission TO Ecuador.
late Gen. Wool bequeathed S.. 900
to Williams College. ="
-Cruikshank = is illustrating Coughs
book for the English market.
Pierce Egan is coming to America with
series Of lectures on London lfe.o ..--4.- .
-Wyllys Warner, the Secretary of Yale
College, died suddenly at Chicago on
Thursday last. -.asf: zgg5s -,
Capt. w. G. Hackstaff, of the navy
died at his Middleton, Conn.,, home, Tues
day, ged'seventy-fve. ,..q.f - ~. .
The negro lawyer, Bradley, who was =,
expelled from the Georgia Legislature, is
lecturing in New York. =.
1t is said Commodore Vanderbilt hada
hearty laugh over the burlesque unvsiling
of his statute on the Stock Exchange.
Tho widow OF the late Hon. r J.
Walker was . grand daughter Of Benjamin
franklin, with the maiden name of Buche.
John G. Langhorne, who abandoned
the United.States Navy for that of the Con-
federates, died of lockjaw in Portsmouth,
Va, on Tuesday.
President Grant has offered his farm of
800 acres, eleven miles from st. Louis, to
the county for pauper farm, the price
asked being SIS, 600. ~ -5s5s-L
e. Amos Kendall left s25, 600 to each Of
his grandchildren, with the exception of
one, to whom he gave but SIC, 600, bccadSe
he was in the Confederate army. * t.
The late Otis Tufts, of Boston, was the
inventor of hotel elevators, and filed or
ders for "a, ,0OO, 600 worth Of these terrifying
contrivances before his death. .,..rts .,
Miss, Angelina Honeysuckls Thistle
down is one Of the bellies of Providence, .R,
/. She is said to be beautiful, and as to the
selection. of her name she is not the guilty
party. - - .'t.s-, ~ - 2iss9a =
-Reverdy johnson celebrated his gold
| en- wedding" at Baltimore the other day.
He is in his seventy fourth year, and his
wife has passed through Dixty-sevens SUM
mers. She is . daughter of the late Robert
Bowie, who was Governor Of NaIylshd IA
1912. Mr.. and Nrs johnson have tNelye
children living, forty-eight grand children,
and four great grand. children. ttsas 3:
- The second daughter Of thetlate Glen.
Green Clay, and hes husband CoL William
Rodes, celebrated their golden Wedding at
their residence, near kichmond, Ky. ,sfew
Gays g g ago 2, neH ., yosepa colans. xno mar
rled them, was present, aged nlnety-tWO,
and whom presented TO two grapddaaghters
of Mrs. Rodes, remarked that though love-
", they we're not 80 pretty 8 Pauline wis
fiftv vears as,o Tt,ss 4tEss.ysEr.EIs,,ts: q
~. .r" - -,
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Many of the colored men of Richmond
are said to be gradually accumulating little
fortunes. One livery stable keeper, is
said to be worth $50, ,OCO; another, q plas-
terer by trade, owns twenty-five houses and
twelve vacant lots, and is worth $25, 600;
another owns property worth S., 600; and
there are dozen others worth from $4,000
to So, 600. and quite number with 81 900
fortunes.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

CouoHs AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVERLOOK
ED.-A continuance for any length of tinp
causes irritation OF the Lungs or some
chronic Throat Disease. Browns Bron.
chial Troches" are offered with the fullest
confidence in their efficacy, giving almost
invariably sure and immediate relief:
Owirg to the good reputation and popu-
larity of the Troches. many worthless and
cheap limitations are offered, which are
good for nothing. Be sure to obtain the
true "Brown's Bronchial Troches." Sold
everywhere. sFsss @z9r&-es-
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

To THOSE who are afflicted with Chills and
Fever, Dumb Chills, or Malarious diseases
of any kind, we would recommend Dr.. F.
Wilhofts s:Anti-periodic, or Fever and Ague
Tonic" which is sold under guarantee.
It has never yet failed, in single instance,
to effect a speedy and permanentcu cure. Made
In New Orleans by Wheelock, Finlay 4 Co.
Sold at Wholesale by Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller,
Chicago. S% - ,SEsts = 7e4.5 |.S
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the great joy and wonder of the young man
and the brethren. Fl
We were panied to hear that another devil
made his appearance week ago. and after
being cast out, announced that there we're
still four more remaining! The young man
his family, is now devout Catholic.
THE LUTHERAN MINISTER.
The young victim of the Lutheran preach
er, lives on contentedly at homo, her little
pledge, being = fine robust looking boy OF
twelve months. The preacher was arrested
last spring on the charge Of seduction, was
examined and committed to tho county Jail.
About month since he tore his bed blanket
into strips and hung himself by tho neck till
he was dead.
WHAT THE SPIRITS SAY.
1t may interest eur Watertown Catholics to
know what our Milwaukee ''spirits" discover
behind all this diabolical and miraculous ex-
citement. The spirit Of the old Mohawk In.
dian, who claims to have been denizen Of
the other world for over hundred years, re-
ports that there il 3 band of six low, mis-
chievous spirits, who get at the brain of this
osr, g%g nd %sn soSSng ey
say, will always bring better influences in
their place, and restore the young man to
quiet. Beyond this, thoy say all their cxor-
cism is tho sheerest superstition and folly.
Tho snake alarm was caused by the spirits
holding to the throat Of tho young man, and
stopping the circulation till he was purple in
tho face. They can do it ut any time they
say, upon any medium.
The old Indian states further, as fact Of
interest to tho scientific world, that the ''brs-
ties" drawn out by DR.. Dummy, are little,
long, hairy worms, that feed upon the mus.
cles Of tho young man, and make him the
diseased and psralyzed object that ho il.
These worms, the old Indian says, wcre gen.
Grated by little animalcules, which exist in
tho waters of q certain spring which the boy
cal disorders spring from those causes, and
they will in time finish him.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

WINES AND L1ouoRs. III. g. Kuhlmau,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Do
Gins. Bourbons, &c.. 81 Dearborn street,
Masonic Temple. Chicago. III has on hand.
and is constantly receiving, tho largest stock
prietor is . gentleman Who thoroughly un-
goods and low prices. 3, ,.7,,..- al ,s,,l
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

are more lively than business just now. JET
feraou has been all the week at McVicker's.
The Lydia Thompson troupe has drawn full
houses at the Opera House,: Il. -.-:..
So have the minstrels at the Dearborn.
Chang, the Chinese giant, and his wife,
sasa,-Thoro -haxo- boon -naA4inooo ovory Afkor.
noon and performances in the evening. B.
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SINKS In utter uncOnSclOuSneSS.
"A million Of devils caught him into their
precipice. He fought, he struggled, he
ter answered him and the torment was re-
doubled. They picked his flesh with sharp
needles; they burned his brains with hot
irons. At one moment he seemed plunged
into burning lake; the next, he wandered
through interminable fields of ice and snow
nothing but the fierce glare of the sun
upon blocks and mountains of polar ice
met his aching eyes. And everywhere,
whether he wandered over burning desert
sand of sailed in . phantom ship amid the
icebergs of polar sea, blood red banner
tapped before bis eyes, inscribed with the
word 'Murder"
1t last there came day when the ban
ner no longer tapped in his ears, and she
floated upon m OdorOus summer LAKE sweet
with the perfume of lilacs. He reached
out his hand to grasp them. and human
touch met that hand. He opened his eyes,
and was conscious that he lay in Widow
Uanforth's best bedroom, whose moreen
curtains tapped in the soft spring air, which
bore to his bedside the odore Of early flow
ers.
A sepulchral sigh sounded in his ear,
and Widow Danforth bent over him, the
old time motherly-look on her woe-begone
face as she turned her blue eyes to his.
"What am doing here?"
She lifted one of his thin, wasted hands,
which lay upon the coverlit and held it be-
fore bis eyes.
He drew long breath. His memory was
coming back, bringing the old sting ofpain
to his heart.
''Where is Robina?'
No answer.
Ho burst into passion of childish tears.
His mother tried to soothe him as one
would soothe fretful child.
"Where is she?"
''She has worn herself out watching over
you. One night, when you were raving in
delerium, you said something which SO
frightened her that she has not been her
self since. Dr. Gray thinks that her mind
was in weak state. She mourned good
deal for her brother who was not killed in
the army, ss was supposed, but came home
few days before you did, and wandered
off the edge OF the deep cut on his way to
the village. and was dashed to pieces, the
same night that you cane SO near freezing
to death on your way to Eagle Crag."
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE. ;!

The Grave Of the Too Connding- The
e. Child and lts Mother-DesecFation Of
the M0nument.
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VOICES OF MEMORY.

Sing to me. sing to me,
Voices OF memory;
Marble the strains
That loved long sgo.
Oh, fin singing them,
Could yon but bring to mo
Youth that was bright
With the hearts sunny glow
sing to mc, sing TO INC,
Could you awaken
All the dead hopes
That are dead to me now.
Bring back the Joys
That too early weis taken,
And banisii the impress
OF care from my brow,
Sing to me, sing to me,
Life is SO dreary;
With little ofpleasurc,
And too much of pain,
Sing to me, sing to me,
lam a-weary,
Aud rina for the magic
OF childhood again.
sing to-. me, sing TO me.
Tears may be falling;
But sweet is the sadness
four waiblings awake.
All, better my heart
The bright past be recalling,
Than yield to. its sorrow,
And wretchedly break
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rhe ashes of our persisted sires
Are blown about, or damped by rain;
The earth is torn by sullen fires,
The ocean writhes as though in pain.
There is no peace; the winds are heard,
From East and South, and North and
West i;
The forests with the storms are stirred,
The clouds a moment never rest.
The mind of nan is never still,
Weak men are smitte by the strong;
The sands are scattered from the hill,
And right is fettered oft by wrong.
The rage for conquest never tires,
And human lives like waves rush on;
While gold the hearts of millions hires,
Their idol and their greatest one.
Our virtues lessen, vices grow,
The voice of discor,l ever raves;
In many sad and CHASTITY row
Wars victims sleep in nameless graves.
Where concord should abound there wakes
But fiery observation-disclosures greed
Il turmoil as when thunder shakes
The mountain and the river reed.
The means of ocean in the night
Like human murmurs blend and sound,
As though in darkness, or in light,
Great misery grasped the whole world
round.
The earth and sea alike are filed
With awful truths-with hopes and
fears;
The nations cries are never stilled,
But roll through all the solemn years.
The discords of the great and small
Arc mingled in one endless roar;
Our hopes. like iire-sparks, rise and fall
And reach the ravaged heart no more.
Things seem at rest that are not so,
There is no peace on land or sea;
While ceuturies COME, aud censurias go,
Man, solemn woes viii ever be-
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CCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
y Cap, Note. and. Better Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils, Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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-DEAD IN ny HEART.


There is something dead in my heart
x something that bows it down;
4 corpse, too heavy for smiles to lift,
Too light for my tears to drown;
Tho laughter come TO the aid ofsmIes
Aud with signs weigh it down
How it como there / scarcely knew,
Bnt the face looks like the face
Ola faithlesS one who loved me once
For my youth ana my woman's grace;
Aud think he left, when he went away,
This fearful corpse in his place.
4 corpse that cannot stroud
That slip'eth the strongest bands.
And over my fair Young life Away
Tt stretches it's cllumy hands
Sli God, to be free from those staring eyes
And touch of those clammy hands.
A corpse that will not lie buried
By stealth in tho dead of night,
And refuses u grave tho | VOW to ring
Loud bells in the broad day light
And give it u Christian burial
OF pomp IN the whole worlds sight.
DeatI, dead in my heart false love.
All the JOY that it brought me dead,
But Memory keepettl watch a6 the feet
Tho Hope laments at the head
oh God for rest from this deary life.
Or strength to bury my dead
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LOUISIANA ICE MANUFACTUs
RING COMPANY.

THE attention of Planters and Country
duct: which besides possessing all the re.
quisites Of. the imported Ice, is cheaper;
cleaner and purer. It is furnished at II
cents per pound. packing and hauling IL
clu0ed, TO Steamboat or Railroad Land
ings.
All orders addressed to BOX No. lSS> X,
20. Post Office. VIII be promptly attended
to-. D. POCHELU,
Jane q A66y-fm. Secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
E. g. TAFT. q. W. LANEY
DRUG s.
AND.
M EDICIN ES|
BY
TAFT { lAuEy.
W ell-Known Stand
l,iesaI or
S. X. JOHNSON.
FRONT ST.,
ALEXANDRIA,.
-.OxO!4
WHERE they have just opened new
w and complete assortment Of
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYE sTuFFs,
PAINT BRUSHES, GLASS, KEROSENE
OIL, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS.
WINES AND LIQUORS
of the best quality, for medicinal
purposes only.
PERF FUN e r Y:
FANCY TOILET SOAPS,
COLGNE WATER,
Extracts for the handkerchief of
every variety,
HAIR PREPARATIONS, Co.'S
METICS, COMBS AND
BRUSHES of ev-
cry kind.
Books and Stationery:
CONSISTING OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
LETTER, NOTE
& CAPPAPER
ENVELOPES. STATES. PEN.
Oils, PENS, COPY BOOKS,
PLAIN AND ST,
with every article usually kept to
complete the stock.
~ The business will be con-
Quoted by DR.. w. G. TAFT, who
will give it his undivided atten-
ton.
~ Particular attention given to
the compromising Of prescriptions
AT ALL HOURS.
February 10th, 1s69-tf:
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n Physicians PRESCRIPTIONS rill re-
ceive at all times prompt and careful
attention: IasS iss beet Of Medicines in
Dispensing, and Aaye Imported from
Europe many Articles ezpressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN.
.DATENT MEDICINES. Nearly every
e Article Of the kind kept ON hand con-
stantly.
DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lancets, scori-
e fcators, Medical Scales, Medical Sad
DAN rs. vARN1sHEs, Oils and
THEw1NG TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
~ CO, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lou.
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
VIOLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital.
' ian Strings.
CONCENTRATED L4E. washing So
~ da, Blueing, scrnbbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
rOAL OIL. Lamp wicks:
|GENuINE MADRAS INDIGO.
CPoRTING REQUIsITIONs. Elyis Gun
y Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps, Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and Remington's Revolvers. Colts
Cartridges, 8 Size5 Smith & Wesson's
Pistol Cartridges, Sizes. Powder Flasks
Shot Iouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws
Gun Nipples. &c.
LIME GLfSH Hair and Tooth Brush
Il ca. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomat,im, Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
EtINE BRANDY by tho Bottle OF Gallon
Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
lon: Jamaica RuN. Irish Whisky. Port
and Sherry Wins French. White Wine
Vinegar. ssh ss (,
LsLAVORING EXTRACTS Lemon, Va.
nllla, Almond. Rose, Celery, Pine Ap.
pie &C., &c.
CCHOOL BOOKS. A largo assortment
- Cap, Note. and. Eetter Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils, 7 Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
GENUINE BERMU-,k AFRO nROO1
NJ in Paper and Tin Cans. Spices mt
nregs, Mace. Ginner Pepper, &c.