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The following bold advertisement, for our
temperance times, is found in Portsmouth,
Va, paper:


OLp VINES AND LIQUORS: Also GRocE-
RES have very large and general assori-
menl of wines and liquors, part of which have
been kept on hand, improving for ten years,
and were then said 10 be twenty years old. My
groceries will bear fair comparison with the
best in the city, as may regard quality and
price. and carefuness in putting them up.
The old wines and liquors will be found most
moderately and judciously used. Should any
one be found so incredulous as not 10 have
firm and unshaken belief in so plain matter
Of fact assertion, lei him inquire or call on ne
subscriber, who has been regular temperate
drinker during the last fifty years Of his life.
and, if not satisfied with his healthy appear
ance, they can see portrait OF his uncle, who
died few years ago in the State Of New York,
aged l07 years, and he was well known to be
drinking fish since The day he left Fentosh,
then stripping. WIZ. WALLACE.