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isiu,imatsa from Paris. that Of The

II siutimstsd from Paris that Of the
one hundred and thirteen deputies to be
elected tomorrow. eighty will be suppor-
ters Of tho Government. Documents in
tended to influence the electors are being
actively circulated by the Bonnpartists
Moderate Republicans, having objected
to the election Of 0ambctta as anti-patri-
o,ic. his name. after long discussion in
tho Committee, was rejected as candi.
date for the Assembly i, is now said
that he will ucccp, caudidacy for the
Department Of the Seine.
The subscriptions to the new French
loan. which were opened in Paris on Mon.
day last. have all been taken, aud the list
is closed 1t is said that the amount ask.
ed could have been subscribed for scvcra
times over. il desired. Peasants and ser.
wants invested their savings in the loan
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rsss secne-r rss seAry.

That . treaty existed between Russia
and Prussia. which bound tho former TO
keep other nations in check during the
continuation Of the Franco. Prussiau war,
is an accredited fact ID history. The Czsr
ful6lled bis obligations to the letter. Aus
tria was bound hand and foot. snd did not
liz . finger. although nndcr the weight
lest obligaiions to Napoleon. Indeed. Il
was France alone which saved the Aus
trisn Empire from dismsmberment siser
tho battle Of Ssdows. But Austris could
not save Francs sitsr The Disaster Of So.
dan. The Csar would not suffer any In
tsrsSrsues. Italy was ssstssiped b the
saas power frsm paying hsf debt of graf
itsas 70 frsuss ~ teaes bsiehtseed sad
ssssitsey sestcsed. Thsss wsrs tbe jSsss
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The Democrats Of Iowa. who are dis
satisfied with the new departure policy
adopted by their State Convention. have
called another State Convention, to meet
at Dcs Moincs, on August 18th. Henry
CLAY Dean is stated to be the leader Ct the
:. new depar,uc" men. and Lcgrand BY
ington Of the adhercn,s to the true Demo
cratic principles.
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LiBrLs uroS rig Sourn.-Thc inves,i-
eating committee appointed at the lns,
session Of Congress 10 inquire into the ku
klnx stories 30 industriously circulated
against the South. have been engaged for
some timc in Washington in taking ,cs,i-
mony. A,neng other witnesses examined.
was Rev. Mr.. Larkin. who testified that
ministers had been whipped and shot a, in
Alabn,nn. aud that one had been killed.
The testimony Of this reverend rascal was
supposed by tho Radicals to make out a
strong case against the ku blux, and it
was heralded all over the country. Sub
sequcr,ly Governor Lindsey, Of Alabama,
was examined. who contradicted Lnrkin
sworn statements fatty and positively So
did Judge lIus,ced. United States Dis
strict Judge. Doth Of these gentlemen
are Republicans. and prove the utter falsi.
~ Of the testimony of this reverend car.
pct-baggcr, who seems to have gone down
South Us an aivcnturer, and hopes te
profit by giving such testimony as b,
snoxs siE be mos, acceptable to the com
mittce appointed 10 make out case n
sa nst the South. Bst souc Of their owt
witnesses confound this scscreed scrub
Tho Washington Patriot suys he had I,
leave Georgia for attempting to become
too intimate with his niece.
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We have had three articles (,wo poli.i.
caD handed to us for pcrusal. clipped from
tho New York Tribune. which We have
decided to publish. One Of them. entitled
{" A Maryland namble," appears on our
arst page to-day; and although II is in
accurate and not very aattering to the in
habitsnss Of tho Eastern Shore. in some
eases. It will doubtless be read with inter
est. The other two aro on the ku klux
,snd negro snd carpet.bag governments in
~ Southern States. One will appear
next week. aud tho other tho week after
They give . pretty true statement Of sf.
1slss. so viii DO read with more intcres,
sonk;sg - shsy do from Radical paper.
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m ttird tsial u sx-Msyos Chahoou
~ 1bsgosy, q fieh0ond, VI. rssuItod
Ihusodsy u " eoavietiou and sentence
y tvo ysesu' Iaps3sosmsnt IL The psni-
leolisey, ~ Witt reesnmssdsticu 10
1aeesalUos 4@rf, U6abeee vas prsvi:
!. Z. ! - g 49, - - -;
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Gunxsa nscasAsiox. ~" All tho world
~ the ~ of msnkssd " ass 81 for sum.
~ seessaslos |; ihst.ls. IN ~bo sun o6ord
II. VA. Nv plsasast. sow ssd then.
/, - 66e5 ltsls the dull soutiss of svesy-
Y Us ~. ~ u loSk sss spcs The
= y yl.e phasss y pre-.
~ 6eo 1sfis0 y md fsu
- ~ y ssssrs ssais.
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= MNsoMc The Annual Grand Ccmmunicsslop
Of the Grand Lodge of A. r. 4 A. N. ofDs3e'
ware, was held in Wilmington, on Tuesday, the
27th uliimo. The Lodge was opened In ample
form by Grand Master McCabe, aad after the u
saal preliminarics, the annual addrcss was deliv-
cd by that gentleman, committees appointed, and
other regular business transacted. There was a
good attendance Of representatives Of subordinate
lodges present. At4 o'clock, p. N. tho election
Of grand officers took place On the first ballot
every vote cast waa for Rev. John Collins McCabs
as Grand Master, and the following gsatlemeu
elected OF appointed 10 all the various positionl
opposite their respective Names
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PRICE of IEAcuEs.-Jos. W. NandeSfift, Esq
Of odcssn, and another gentleman, have sold the
peaches on their farms, near Smy rna, at 30 cents
per basket, to be delivered on buck Creek, with
ont culiing This will be the minimum price
this year, il Is supposed rs the crop Is much less
than the estimate given by the Peach Growers'
Association which mct nj Dover last week. We
understand from good authority that the crop 10
light In the lower part OF the peninsula, as CON-
pared with the crop Of 1863, and that 2, SOC, 600
baskets Is fair estimate Of the yield 10 he shipped
by railroad. The whole crop by railroad and
water will probably reach 4,00O,ooo Of baskets.
Our thanks are due TO Mr.. Henry Clayton,
proprietor OF Woodside Nursery, for Two baskets
Of raspbcrtics, which were presented on Satur-
day last. One basket, Of the Clarke variety,
were the fines. We ever saw, and yr, Clayton in-
formed US that they were bringing 40 cents per
quart In New York. They are = large and red,
and Mr.. Clayton thinks that they Hnally will
be the market berry.
SAlS o. RxAL EsrArs.-On Saturday last.
Sheriff Armstrong aold at public sale the Galla-
CHER property, situated in Appoquinimink Hun.
dred, near Townsend, containing i4I3 acres, for
$s,sooo-E. r. Cochran, Esq. purchaser.
"liow fxs ron liion y'-we were shown one
day this week some stalks OF rye, grown by NJ.
benjamin Armstrong, on Mr.. John r. Cochran Z
farm, which, although not cut close 10 The
ground, measured i<et Inch.
The Philadelphia, wIlmington Baltimore
Railroad Company an putting patent arrange
ment atevsry switch % ths lins q roa1, 70 pre-
vent sceldents By carslssansss Of switch lesdsss.
-DsiS0ovt 0asats.
Ths Sun Pond Tesrsasnssi vii eoms oRom the
3ele Of July Extensive .peepanalqas ass bsing
uA4s, I'D lhe KSat Nevs 6ays Il viii b ths
sraaaes aeAas svss ~ b ~ etnes.
- i.lss Camp ,!sss'as sesa<sssk Asssss
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To Nebraska, california, and Anasas,
and the 3. l. VI. Il. X. Lands.

The Burlington Route, so called, lie.
right in the path Of the Star of Empire. 1t
runs almost Immediately in the centre Of
the great westward movement of emcpra-
tion. Crossing Illinois and Iowa, it strikes
the Missouri River at three points.
These three points arc the gatcways into
three great secIiuns Of The traHs-NIs-uuri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you 10 the land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, and
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is plAttsmoulh, which
opens upon the South half OF Nebraska,
south Of the Platte river, region unsur.
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just here are the Is. X NJ. Rail-
road lands, concerning which Geo. y. llar-
ris' the land officer at Darlington, Iowa,
can give you all information, and in the
heart Of them il Lincoln, the State Capital
and Pre- sent Terminus Of the road.
The Southern gate leads 10 Kansas. by
connections with the st. Joe Road at liam
burg, running direct to St. Joe aud Kansas
City.
/ The trains Of tho Burlington run smooth
ly and safely and make I'll connections. Ii
runs the best OF coaches, Pullman palHe,
and Pullman dining cars. anl should you
axe the journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid or iako il Il
d! find n homo or farm. aud you cannot Gno
either better than amongibe Is. & VI. lands
where you can buy On ten Yeas credit
anl at lew price.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-12-14

HoS. D. +. JuSKIs, Pcsldent Judge OF
the 9th Judicial District, Is presiding al
our present Term, now in session, in ia G
stead Of Hon. J. c. Bucher who is interested
in a number of cases Mr.. Junkin, q Re-
publican, was elected at tho late election
In . strong Democratic district and was
opposed by Hon. James Graham who had
presided over the Courts Of that district for
ten years with marked ability. He has
been remarkably successful lawyer, and
Possessing every qualification for q good
Judge there relnainos no doubt but that he
will be as successful on the Bench as at the
Bar In addition to his legal learning and
experience. he is courteous, aifablc, and
q polished gentleman. His thorough
knowledge Of the law, keen, piercing per-
ospiion and business tact, qualify him for
prompt, effective and right discharge OF
HIS official duties. The Bar speak Of him
In uumessured terms OF praise. and be ha.
given universal satisfaction.
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SoaE enterprising citizens Of tho West
End ore making an effort to form an asso-
citation TO bo called the 4" Beaver Mutual
Fire Insurance Company" tue company to
insure property in that township only.
The idea is good one, but we think it
would be still better to have u " Snyder
County Insurance Company" to operate in
this county exclusively. Who will second
the move.
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-Four EyiIs.-whoeyer hal

EOuf Evils. s.-Whoeycr habitually
uses any alcoholic preparations IA mn 'ap-
retizer' will be likely to suffer from four
evils, viz: an overplus Of food in the siom-
ach impaired ability to digest il, the pangs
Of d. spcpsin. and doctors bill. Dn.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR RiTrsRs.
the great Tectora! Restorative ol the age.
without over stimulating the palate or r.
ritating the stomach. impar,s hcalthful
appetite. promotes digestion, regulates the
liver and bowels, purifes Tie blood, and
thus insteadof cntniling four evils, confers
four inestimahle benefits.
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1872. Contain.
ing Seventy Two Pages and Two BEAuTI.
ruL Colonel PLArEs nicely illustrated,
giving plain directions for the cultivation
of nearly n thousand varieties Of flowers
and Vegetables Full bound with youi
name in gilt, postpaid, in November, 81
cents. Paper cover and one eolored plate,
8 cents.
p-5' Catalogue Of hardy Bulbs and
Seed FOR Fail-plantiug. now .eaiy anu
sent free 10 all applicants. Address.
NJ. q. REYNOLDS.
Sept 2S, Rochester, y. Y.
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Fvs persons have been bound over at
Media. Pa, to appear at oourt on the
charge Of selling intoxicating drinks in vi
olatian ofthe borough charter. The liquor
sold was hard cider. and Il will be an in
,cresting case for the jury to decide whoih.
er or not cider is intoxicating.
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GRAuALLY everything connected with
our railroad is getting into good working
order. A station house having been
erected at this place ticket office has been
opened, and Mr.. Dennis of Harrisburg, ap-
pointed agent and telegraph operator.
Now let us have the mails carried BY tn.
cars
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-12-14

JonS I. SrgEs, has pHrshascI half in
terest in the MiGlInturg 7eiegrdph, Mr..
Stees is an energetic young man, prac-
teal printer, a sound Republican and will
doubtless mako u good editor. Success,
John.
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TnK newly erected church Of The Evan
gelical Association near Gordon's School
House, in West Perry township, will be
dedicated to tho worship Of God on the
18th inst.
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ii. II. GGiMM, Of Freeburg, young dis
ciple Of Blackstone, after passing yer,
creditsble examination, has been admittc,
to practice in the several courts of Snyds,
county. Mr. Grimm promises to be a
bright anl shining light" in the pro
fession he has chosen. Success.
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The 9th oIIIlnH :.
FOR i3T2.
TIE ILLUSTRATED
chronological Journal,
A FIRST CLASS
FAMILY MAGAZINE.

PHRESoLoGY.-The Brain and It's Functions:
Lochlloh ni tho organs, WIN directions tor cul
tGte ana training, and the relations oi Mind and
Body described.
rHrsIoGSoNI, or tho "slgns of Character
WITH Illustration and how /, head the.s, - l. .
special feature
ErnNoLoGy, or the Natural History OF Man,
Illustrated, viii he given.
IuhSluLOGy ANb AsAT0NY--Tha Orss pIyn
tIoh' structure AMI functions Ui the human body
WIN inc ilWs ol LIE ana health. What we should
cat anu drink, now clothed, and how 70 exercise,
s,evp hhu i've Ia accordance with hygenic RIA
Portraits, sketches ana Biographies OF leading
men ana women In all departments Of lie, are
special features.
Parents, Teachers ami Others As a guide in
elucltins and training Children, this mag gaalnc
has no superior.
Much general information on the leading tor.
lea OF the dly u given, aud no eiiuTts Hto spared
70 make tlls ths most interesting and snstruo.
i've rs Noli hs tho Best pictorial Family Maga.
zine eNor published.
The journal has reached It's 54th Volume Il
has steadily Increased Ia iayur during the many
years II has been published, and MAS never more
popular than now.
Enthusiastically at % year, in advance.
single numbers, 30 cents. CluDs Ol tOI or more,
" each, and an oxtra copy 20 AGENT.
We are eiieting tho most liberal promIums
lnelose 10 cents Tor u sample humber with new
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Court convend on Monday a. which
time tho Honorable Joseph c. Buchcr,
President Judge elect, assumed the duiiCs
Of that imr ortant office.
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One of the best farms in Snyder county is
advertised in another column. Persons
wishing TO purchase Zeal Estate will do
we'll TO attend the salc.
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READ Wannmaker & Browns advertise.
meni, aud when you visit Philadelphia call
at their pace ofbusines and see the largest
and best Clothing establishment in Amer
lea.
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The students of the Frcchurg academy
will hold an exhibition in ncyer's Hall on
Friday evening Dec. 12l. The public are
invited TO attend.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-12-14

TnR,mcmbsrs of the Clionian Literary
Society of Missionary institute, at Seins.
grsve, will ucdicate their hall on the after.
noon of Friday, December 18th
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AriSE young blOaicd bull belonging to
Mr. Thomas Bower Of franklin township,
was run over by the cars last Saturday,
and killed.
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An election for officers OF tho Snyde,
county Agricultural Society will bo held
in the Court House, in this place, on Mon,
day, January first, 1872.
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TuE proprietors Of Johnsons Anodyn,
Linimeni Parsons TurqdhUc Piiis. and
Shoidan's CdroIry Condition Pordcrs. have
published n readable and instructive
pamphlet, which may bc had free at the
storps
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-12-14

wirn tho first Of January comes leap
year. Old bachelors. beware Of the fas.
'einations Of the fair damsels.
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SALE Bills Of all pricoo can be obtained
at this Office on short notice, and on rca.
sonable terms.
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TO Consumptives-

The ad dvcrtiscr, having been permanently cur.
eel OF that dread disease, tOtsumrtinn, hy a sim.
rle remedy, Is ANXIOUS tu make to his fellow suf-
icrcrs the means Of euro. To alt who desire II
ho VIII send ccpy OF the prescription used, free
OF charge, with the directions Tor preparing and
u.ing tho same. which they viii md srEK
tuRE Tor tONsu APTIoS, Asthma, BRuNCHlri5
Ac. rart!cs Wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
30 SOutn Third street illiansbusgh n. y
NJ !S7ly
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TnR mud scow used in tho canal was
destroyed by FIRE at selinsgrovo last Satur-
day night.
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WOMAN suffrage appears to be making
but little progress just now. It's advocates
have pointed triumphantly to the expert
msnt In Wyoming Territory as bright ex'
ample Of the systems beauties. aud com
plsts and rounded argument in favor Of wo-
mans enfranchisement oil over the coun :
try; but just ss people began to think that
experiment success, il has been pro-
nouneed . failure by the verdict Of Leg
islature chosen by the whole body Of male
and female voters. The telegraph tells us
that the Territorial Governor has signed
the bill, and 50 ends the fra praiical at
sswpt 10 put women suffrage theories into
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-12-14

o, CALL-st Oak Hall for your Fall
Suit.
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VERY Low-Fall prices at Wanamake'
& Browns.
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W. II. sMIrH, merchant ~ Koch's Mills,
ss selling goods ai greatly reduced prices.
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READY for you-Fal Clothes at Wana
maker s. Browns.
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Rurus CHAraAS Of Liberty. Maine, had
a stiff leg bent At the knee. limbered and
strengthened by the use Of Johnson's Ano-
dime Liniment
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s.,,,ury e. Le,yisto,yn II. II.
LEAVE EASTWARD WESTWARD
CATIONS. Mixed Mail. Mixed Mail

So Ol--EstimOted value Of Fall stock
hm q rs. Q.S Hall.
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NElAIsEs

On the 9TH, inst. by Rev. J. T. Shindcl.
John Zeihcr and Miss Sarah Jane Lambert,
both Of West Beaver.
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E'REEMONT HOTEL,
H. fREEMoNT, SNYDER CO., PA.

ENOCH SMITH, Proprietor.
This new hotel is now prepared Tor the
accomm odation Of guests and will afford
first rate entertainment to persons visiting
Fremont. Every eifcrt will be made TO
promote the comfort cf travellers stopping
at this house. Choice liquors at The Bar
and the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable in con.
neciion with the house. April G,T0tf
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And in fact everything usually kept in q
first class country store. All Of which we
offer at greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Country Procuce.
Having had large experience in tho
business, we fatter ourselves that we can
please and satisfy all our customers.
Hoping BY strict attention TO business
and desire TO please all, 10 meri, liberia
ssase Of public patronage. Our motto is
"Q"ick Snles and Small Profts."
We ask ut least that the public examine
our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, as we always show our goods
with fleasu
lRLFRlCH 4 BOWER.
Bannsryillt Jane II, 1870 II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-06

A German military musician. writing
from Virofiay. says: To-day wo have
returned from Versailles. where we spent
tiye days in the barracks. We played
there at the Kings table on the Grown
Princes birthday. and last Sunday at
Count Bismarck's. After the overture
he sent us some capital cognao, and of.
terwards wine, came himself to us. and.
seizing glass, said: we will drink to
being soon back to our mothers Ga
thls the leader OF tho band asked him
how long it would be before that han.
pened, whereupon Bismarck replied,
Wei, We shall not celebrate Christmas
ut home. The reserves may, perhaps,
then be dismissed, but we of the line
shall still be in France. for our customers
have got deeply into our debt; but we
snail bring them to book shortly added
he, laughing. After conversing with us
IN the most affable way, he handed us
three cigars on leaving u.s."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-06

A great European war might not .hsve
occurred bat for the ambition of an
American girl. Don Fernando, father
OF the King OF Portugal, eighteen months
ago, married Miss E. Hensler, of Bos-
ton, who was bearing the title of Count
ess d'Edea, and to-day occupies posi-
ton second only to that of the actual
queen. Repeated overtures were made
by Prim and his colleagues to induce
Don Fernando to accept the throne of
Spain. These negotiations occupied se-
verai months, aud were finally broken
OIL. Persons familiar with all the facts
attribute the failure to different causes
from those assigned at tho time. The
iormer Miss Hensler could not be recog-
nized as Queen of Spain, on account Of
her American birth. and she would not
accept the title of Duchess or Grnndee.
AS soon os it became certain there was
no probability Of inducing Don Fernando
to go to Madrid, unless the Countess
.Edea was recognized as Qneen, the
offer was made to Hohenzollern.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-06
LIQUORS and Cigars

ES.-BRANDENBURG FREREs.
/ ~, ~ iS3o. James Henncssy, 1858 and 1865.
-, VINES AIoot Il Chandon's CHAMPAGNEs.
Ihese all brands. being sole agent in South
Carolina. and tho Wines second TO mono,
SHEnnIEs: grades, from common to the
finest AMDETILLADO.
HOOK, WHITE AND CLARET W1NEs.-Hock-
heimer, Laudeaheimor. HIT Santernes, Latour
olanch, St. Julien, La Rose, Nierstencr, Mar
cobrium, 1T Barsac, Chateau Santernes,
Pontet Banet, Marganx, Grand Vim Chateau1,
Lnhtte and Latour, Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, &c.-Thcse arc selected with
great care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stock OF rectified goods,
rates.
Scorer! WnIsKEr.-Real PEAT HEEk, is Of
my own import alton. very superior
CIGARs LIVE INDIAN, Figaro, Espanola.
palMctto, and other brands are offered, choice
i'll quality ana moderate in price
| SMOKING TOBACCO in variety. and sne.
cially selected with regard to quality; and, a
word i'll your car, the best is always the cheap
est,i1n whatever one eats, drinks or smokes.
Dec ~ GEORGE SYMMERS.