From the Blue Hens Chicken.
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Messrs. JEANDELL & VINCENT ~ have fire.
quently been in a situation TO see who goes in
and out of one Of our best Hotels, and depend
on it, our citizens are not aware of the immense
patronage they receive in the way Of drinking.
A large number go to tavern bars who no one
would dream Of From early dawn to nearly
midnight, there is constant going in and out,
and it is curious to witness all the manGuver-
ings-some go in boldly and call for drink in
quite careless independent business way 8
these are honest drinkers some go in at one
door to-day and another tomorrow, and some
times in The back way-these are criminal
drinkers who feel that they do wrong-some
60 in, look nj the advertisements or take up
paper, after looking round, if they see nobody
they care for they go up stealthily and get
drink, these love il and must soon become nee
larized. Some go in early some 60 in very
late and so on. Some old soakers who have
spent their all, when they get dry hang about,
talk freely and familiarly until they find the
right man, when they taslen on him like leech
until they get drink or two. | see few of
the sons who seem to have mighty deal Of
business at the Taverns, though itwon't do to
suspect them. e#aa


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