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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

G5-SoRE THROAT, Coughs, Consumption, Pal
In various parts of the body, and other unpleas-
ant symptoms, are the effects Of catching cold
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills are delightful
medicine for carrying off cold, because they
purge from the body all morbid and corrupt
humors in an easy and natural manner. From
three to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
every night on going to bed, will, in short time,
make perfect cure of the most obstinate cold
at the same time the blood and other fluids will
DO thoroughly purified, and the constitution so
completely invigorated, that the body will be re;
stored TO even sounder health than before.
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-The ONLY oR1e1-
HAL AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE
TIE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN
WITH PEN ON THE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None
other is genuine, and 10 counter felt This is FORGERY.
The genuine is for sale by SwtTzLER d SMITH,
sole agents for Fayette; D. c. CHAMPION, Cham
pion's Mill; j. B. Carroll g. Co., Glasgow; FELIX
REpprNe, Keytesville; M. T. ATKINS, Brunswick;
and wholesale and retail by HENRY BLAKsIEY, St.
Louis. Office and general depot, 100 Race Street,
Philadelphia.
0H-Beuare Of travelling Impostsrs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

SOMETHING NEW.-McNEIL q Co, taking
~ counsel from the times, are ever intent on
making their business progressive, and on i'm
proving and identifying their hats. They have
this fall introduced style of trimming at once
rich. novel, and of the most pa pable utility. 1t
consists of pocket in the corner of the hat, to
hold cigars, gloves, loose papers, or any light
articles usual TO carry in the hat, and that with
ost touching the head This pocket is closed
with an elastic cord, and makes rich and at
tractive finish to the hat. Being something new,
and so far peculiar to Mcneil j. Co., the public
are invited to call and examine it.
JOHN MCNEIL 4 CO., % Market St.
st. Louis, Oct. Both, 1877.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has obtained from the Clerk Of the County Court
of Howard County letters of administration, with
the will annexed on the estate of Richard Graves,
decd, bearing date November 9th, 1877. All per-
sons indebted to said estate, requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
aganst,t, to present them. properly authenticated,
within one year from the date of said letters. or
they may be precluded from having any benefit of
said estate, and if not presented within three years.
they will be forever barred.
JOHN SNETNAAI, Executor.
November 18TH le47. 36-4t
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ST. LOUIS MARKET-Nov. Goth, ls47.

The cold weather, and light receipts of flour
and wheat, have stiffened the market. Sales of
-four at S4s7A $500. Sales of wheat, spring
and mixed IS to e71c.; fair to prime 90 to &c.,
choice CSC. to 81 per bushel. In corn and oats,
nothing of consequence transpircd. Sale Of SO
sacks rye, at 45c. Provisions dull, and nothing
whatever doing in meat.
INCINNATI--Nov. %.
FLouR.-WesterD, 81 s74 "a 93a, for retail |
demand.
CoRN.--Yelow, 30c.
Hoes. --Kied, SO 064 a 80 1sa. At this price
the market is firm, and demand good.
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Sea Otter Cans.

, A Sea Otter Caps. latest PATTERN and as fine
a IL as any in America.
HUGHES, BIRCH d. WARD.
Fayette, October 10Th, 1877.
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A choice assortment of Overcoatings,
IA Pantaloon Goods,
Vestings,
Cloths (of various qualites,)
Velvets and Satins &C., &C., for sale low by
SWITZLER d SMITH
Fayette, October 9th, ls47.
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Groceries.
N. o. Sugar.
Rio and Laguira Coffee.
Fresh Teas,
Mousscs, Pepper, Allspicc and Saera,us.
Whskey,
TallOw ard Star Candles,
Indigo, Nader and Alum,
Ginger. Powder, Lead,
Shot, Tobacco, &c. &C., for sale BY
JAMES B. O'TOOLE.
Fayette, October 30h, l547.
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Winter Garments.

g 1LK, Merino, and Cotton under Shirts and
~ Drawers, for ladies' and gentemen's wear
HUGHES, BIRCH q WARD.
Fnyettc, October 10th, lS47.
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NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned having made arrangements
l. to clos their bus iness in this city, and being
DESTROYS 10 close their accounts on or before the
lst day of January next, respectfully request all
those that are indebted to US to come and pay The
same, and those that have unsettled accounts, to
present them Immediately for adjustment.
r. P. HA NENRAMP a. Co.
P. S. We have disposed of our property and
stock of goods to John D. Perry, Esq, who will
take possession and continue the same business
after the LIST OF January next. We take great
pleasure in recommending him TO our old friends
and customers, as worthy of their confidence and
patronage in every respect.
r. P. HANENKANP & Co.
Glasgow December 4th, lSl7
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~ o. Loaf and Crushed Sugars,
~. Green, and Black Teas very fne)
Rio and Java Coffee,
Molasses. Vinegar, Mackarel.
Pepper, Mustard, AlIspice.
Saieratus, Brooms,
Taow and Star Candles.
Buckets and Tubs.
Indigo Nader, Alum,
CoPperaS, Logwood, Anath.
Castor OIL, TuTpentine,
Lard Oil, EPSON Salts, &c, &c, &c, for
sale BY SNiTZLER d. SMITH
Fayetie. October 9th, 1877.
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French, Drawing, Painting and needle work.
tho rsual prices.
Good boarding can be procured at from 81, %
to 80 per week, every thing found.
Tie superintendent Of the school has been
given by the Trustees to Mr.. WILLIAM L. LUCKY,
A. NJ, and Rev. NATHAN SCAHElTT. A. NJ. The
great success Of the school, under their direction,
is the best evidence of their qualifications.
The course Of instruction embraces all the
branches Of a complete English Education, togeth
err with the Latin Greek and French languages.
All persons desiring to attend the school arc
urged to be present at the beginning of the session,
We hespeak for Howard High School couln-
uation Of that patronage which has been liberal.
ly extended 70 it heretofore.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
WIN T. LUCKY, Secretary.
Fayette, Mo, September llth, IS47.
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SIIAWLS-A large lot, embracing every size
- color and quality, for sale very low by
JAMES b. OTOOLE.
Fayette, October 30,h, ls47
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Final settlement.

DUkE WINE AND BRANDY.-We have, on
l. tap, strictly pure Wine and Brandy, from
which families can be supplied.
HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD.
Fayette, October 3Oth, lo47.
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so, 600 Boxes Per Month.

And we find it difficult, with our large force of
hands and the late improvements in machinery
which we have adopted, to manufacture them fast
enough to supply the demand in thirteen western
and southern States! One large mandatory i.
constantly engaged in preparing the various con-
centrated extracts of which they are composed
From the best information we can obtain from our
5000 selling agents, and hosts Of attentive cor.
respondents in all parts of the country, our medi-
cine cures, per month, not less than
10000 cases of Fever and Ague, one thousand OF
which hive resisted ali other treatment:
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Classical and Mathema teal
school.

TNHE subscriber has opened School, three
moral, and healthy neighborhood. apart from the
temptations and vices that often pre-occupy the
minds of youth in cities and villages, and render
them unfit repositories for "classic lore"
Boarding can be had at cheap rate in several
families in the neghborhood.
The rate of Tuition, for the term of five
months, will be as follows:
For the primary branches, e6 90
Common English " 700
Higher - " 10 20
Latin and Greek, II 90
Address E. /. II. MeCAMPBELL,
Fayette, Mo.
November 18th, l647. 36-4t.
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ms must appear almost incredible, but the nu-
merous letters from physicians, agents, and those
who use the medicine, from all the western and
southern States, satisfy US that this is a moderate
estimate, and that our medicine is rapidly taking
the place of the various sUGAR-coATED COUNTER
rETTs which are afloat, and the numerous tonic
mixtures, made wholly Of quinine, which are i'm
posed upon the public, manufacturers who live,
nobody knouS ,ohere!
DR.. Bragg famous Sugar Coated Indian Queen
Vegetable Pills are Of two kinds-the Cathartic
and Tonic. The Tonic pills are peculiarly ada pied
to the quick and permanent cure of Fever and
Ague, torpor of the Liver, and general debility.
1t is in Fever and Aguc, Chill Fever, DC, that
they achieve their greatest triumphs. 1t rarely
requires over twelve hours, or more than half a
box of the tonic pills, TO break the chls and effect
permanent cure-whch is rarely the with
tie tonic mixtures of quinine, hawked about the
country by ignorant pretenders. Those who take
the tonic pills once, will never forsake them.
Who can wonder, that medicine of such ex-
tensiye popularity and extraordinary virtues should
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lust received, and now opening, a very su.
~ perior lot Of Ladies Dress Goods, new and
beautiful styles, viz
Alpaccas, black, plain and fg'd,
Printed Cashmeres, new and beautiful.
Silks, black and fancy,
Gala Plaids
Domestic and French Ginghams.
Swiss Musins,
Fancy Prints, new style,
Colored Cambrics,
Barred Muslins,
Plain Jaconett an Cambrics,
Mouslin De LANES, &c, &c, TO which the
attention of the Ladies is particularly invited.
JAMES B. O'TOOLE.
Foyette, October Both, lS47.
TLOrHS for over-coats, oil coors and qualities
~ Mackinaw bed blankets,
Pan,aloon stuffs,
A great variety of cloths, for sale very low by
JAMES B. O'TOOLE.
Fayette, October Both, lc47.
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4 good supply OF China aud Glassware,
~ Queensware and Stone ware. for sale BY
SWI1ZLER d SMITH
Fayette. October 9th. lsi7,
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THE GREAT POPULAR MEDICINE
OF THE DAY.
Vast amount used per n,onth-The numerous
and Wonderful Cures it e6ects-M
Magical effect upon Bilious Fe-
tiers, and Ferer and Ague-
Great Excitement among
IL, Tlocforo !

THE INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
Il PILLS are now admitted, on oil hands, to be
the most extraordinary ard valuable medicine in
general use. 1t not only acts as q SPECIFIC upon
the Bilious and Typhus Fevers, Chlls and Fever.
aud Fever and Ague of the west and south, but
in all diseases Of debility, weak stomach, indi-
gcstion, loss Of appetite, impurity of the blood
and all diseases prevalent in western and south.
ern climate. Their great power consists in their
peculiar effect upon oil the organs of the system,
and the rapid formation of new and rich blood,
which they produce In this lies the great secret
of their success. They are mild and pleasant in
their action, but searching and permanent in their
effect; penetrating the remotest recesses Of the
system by their ready absorption into the blood,
thereby, infusing new supply of vitality and
nervous power into all the machinery of life. The
extensive popularity they have acquired all over
the west and south ensures sales of at least
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Howard High School,
FAYETTE, Mo

FAYETTE, Mo.
rENHE sercnh session of this Institution will
IL commence on Monday, the lth day Of Octo,
Der ard continue five months.
TERMS.
For the primary studies, per session, S6,0p
" Common English branches, a. $40
&" " Higher - d" 1856
Latin and Greek Languages" 1886
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music with the use Of the Piano, $500
without 80 " - - Is 60
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SHERHEE'S SALE.

3 DY virtue of decree and execution TO me d.
4 Tected, from the w ayne circuit court, will
expose at public sale at the court house door in
Centreviile, Wayne county, Indiana, on the End
day of November. lS41 between the hours Of 10
o'clock, a. m, and O'Clock, p M, of said day,
the following property. to-wit:
Two certain parcels lots of land situate in
the city of Richmond, w ayne County, Indiana,
and known being part of 10: numbered FIVE ~
in that part of the city of Richmond laid ont by
John Smith, described as follows commencing at
the South West corner of said lot; thence north
with Pearl street fifty $50 feet; thence
east forty eight io) feet; thence south twenty
seven (21 feet thence east forty nine 40 feet;
thence south thirty go feet; thence west nine
ty seven feet (97) to the place of beginning
ALSO, part of the southeast quarter Of section
numbered thirty two 49, township fourteen ia
range one % west, and described as follows:
beginning at the south east corner of lot own
ed by Thomas Deyarman in 1899 on w ashIng-
ton Avenue the State Road leading from RIch-
mond to LogansPort, running thence south hfty
two 50 degrees, east along said road two -
pc rches to alley ten Coz feet wide for the ac-
coynmod alton of said lot and William Manifolds,
thence along said alley south thirty eight (3c)
degrees, west eight - Perches to an alley one
u perch wide, thence along said alley north
tifty-two 90 degrees, west two q perches to
the southwest corner of Thomas Deyarman's
lot. thence north thi-tye light 49, degrees. east
eight ~ perches to the place OF beginning. con-
tanning sixteen 49, square perches. Taken as
the property of John Smith to satisfy said Exc
cutiou in favor of William s. Addieman.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift, w. c.
October Tth ISi1. 42S3,10
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Thou art lowly lying now, Marg'ret,
Thy lips are closed and still,
The sod--it presseth heavily,
And the grave is cold and chill;
But It's not cold and chill to thee,
Nor dark that lonely tomb;
For Jesus trod Thy steps before,
And ighten'd all the gloom.
We III miss thy presence now, Mar. ret,
At morning. noon and night,
When sorrow weisire,h down our hearts.
Or when with JOY they re light;
We III miss thee from the place Of pray'r,
And mourn thy sad cecease:
Perehance thy spirit will be there,
And Whisper wor1s CT peace
Thy young companions mourn, Marg'ret,
Their hearts are aching sore
Methnks hear thy angel voice
Bidding them weep no more;
But gird their own bright armor on,
And trim their lamps for Heaven
To those whose light is burning clear,
Full entrance shall be giIen
Thy mothers heart Will bleed, Marg're
And sad will be- that home
Where they have watched and waited
And longed for thee to come;
But Jesus will come in, dearest,
And hush each gloomy fear;
And when they think OF thee in Heaven,
They'll know tina. thou art near
Twas sad to see thee die, Mrrg'ret,
Tho gently came stern Death;
So gently that thy earthly friends
Scarce knew the parting breath;
But watching seraphims Were there
Around thee and above;
For precious in the sight of God
Are the jewels of his love-
And now, short farewell, Marg'ret,
A short time will it be,
Till one by one We re ga,her'd home
To tune harps with thee.
Thy flesh shall rest in hope, Marg ret,
Beneath the blooming sod
Thy spirit in the bosom of
It's Father and its Cod .~.
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Pillow MANDATORY.

TTNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their frie nds and the public that they still
continue the manufacture of Flows and other
Farming Utensils, at their old stand, near the
cast end Of Main street, Richmond, Indiana.
They will keep on hand, or will make to or
der, the celebrated Steel Mold Board Flows.
Wrought Iron Pows, Common Cast Mold Board
Plows, Road Flows, Sub-soiI Flows, three horse
Plows, Sod Flows. and Stubbe Plows right and
left handed and of all the different sizes IN use
Also, Shovel Flows, c orn Flows, ultivators
to expand or cnotract as may be needed. Har
rows, Drags with hinges, &c.
The w rought Iron and Steel Mold Board
Flows are warranted to scour in any soil that
can be found. And are a superior article for
stubble and other foul ground.
The Sod Piows warranted to turn the fur
rows smoothly.
The above named Flows will all be made with
a wrought share, and laid with the best of Ger
man Casteel.
From long exper nee in the business, and their
strict attention, they feel justified in warrantiBg
their work to be of superior quality, and will be
sold on the most favorable terms, for cash, or
approved country produce. They are thankful
for past favors, and hope to merit and receive
share of the pubic's patronage Persons wish
ing to purchase, are respectfully invited to call
and examine their work before purchasing else
where. BEARD & SINEX.
y. B. The above named Flows may be seen
at the Iron Store of J. NJ. g. J. II. Hutton,
where they are offered for sale B. s. S.
Richmond Sept. 2.tR, i747. 40ff
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Sth day Of November, lsl7,

In Centrevilie, Wayne county, Indiana, on the
Sth day of November, Isi7.
between the hours of II O'Clock, a. M, and
. clock D. M. on said day, the following proper
ty, to-wlt:
Certain lots of around situate in the city of
Richmond, " ayne county, Indiana, and known
as being Lots numbered ffty-two (52) the north
half of lot numbered fifty five 1o). lot number
ed one hundred and seventy-one I'D, lot num-
bered one hundred and one Io1 J, and piece Of
land adjoining thereto, being part of the north
east quarter OF section numbered i've (5), town
ship numbered thirteen I3), north range one ~
west ia the county of Wayne, and bounded
follows, toWlt: beginning at the south west cor
of the last named lot and running thence,
south, eighty-four and three fourths S44l, de-
grees, east eight 3 poles to the southeast cor
ner Of said lot; thence south five and one fourth
f5t1 degrees, west two and nehalf [2A poles;
thence north eignt; four and nree-fourths o4f
degrees, west eight ( 81 poics; thence east two
and one half p poles to the place of beginning.
Also
Part CT 10: numbered two f2l. and bounded
follows, to-wit: Beginning on Main street, three
poles west of the northeast corner Of said lot,
and running thence south five and one-fourtli
ia degrees, west ninety so feet; thence north
eighty four and tiree-f ouTths 81 degrees, east
eight 8 feet; thence north, five and ne-fourth
T54 degrees, east lightweight IS feet to Main
street; thence west, along Main street, TO the
place Of beginning.
Also
Part Of lot numbered one hundred and five
Tl0Jl, and bounded as follows, to-wt: Beginning
at the north west corner of said lot, and running
thence east, along Main street sixteen Il6l feei'
thence south. parallel with Marion street, one
hundred 100 feet thence west sixteen l6l feet
to Marion street; themes north, with said street,
one hundred 1901 feet to the beginning: all CT
which said Lots. are in that part OF tho city Of
Richmond laid off by John Smith.
Also
Lots numbered one and two ri, and two
thirds T2-3 off Of the west end of lot numbered
four in that part Of the city of Richmond laid
off by Robert MORRISON.
Taken the property of James w Green and
Hugh S. Hamilton, to satisfy said Executions in
favor Of James B. Ray. Err use of Stephen b.
Stanton and Bailey and Harrison.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh'f ". e.
October Is, 347. prs fee $500 Ats
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Otal passengers. 1854
AT this ratio tho entire immigration to
this ono port, for tho year lS47, will not
ia il much short Of 100000
From Tie Cumberland Nd. )Cirlisn.
THE LATE HIGH WATERS-- The
high waters havo done much damage in
this region. Large quantities of corn and
hay have been dcsttov'd on the low grounds
OF the i'otonac- Immense quantities
Of fencing have been swep, away. In
Cumberland. the pavements and cellars
have suffered much injury. The water in
WI Ills Creek was not as high as il has
been before. but the torrents that poured
from the bill sides into the streets have
never been equalled. The Somcrse, coach
was washed away about four miles from
Cumberland. and the two horses drowned
The passengers. two females and one man.
escaped with difficulty. One of the fe-
males was saved by the driver.
We have heard of no loss of life in con.
sequence Of Tho high waters.
Law AGAlSsr SEDUcTIoS.--Tho Penn
syvania law for the punishment Of Sc
duction makest it necessary for the offence
TO DO committed under tho following cir
cunstanccs:
/. There mus, be an actual seduction of
the female by the male.
2, The female must be under the age Of
twen;y-one years.
3. She must be Of good reputation.
4. The SEDUCTION must have boon &C.
complishod by means Of promise Of mar
riage; and,
). Such promise of marriage must be
proved by other witnesses than the females
so seduccd.
This law appears to be we'll guarded,
but we imagine it will rarely take effect.
A public sentiment which should brand
tho scducer as tho present does the sedu-
ced, would be worth a hundred such laws.
Lou. Cour.
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TIE FREsHEr ~ WINCHESTER (VA.)-
The Cha res,on FREQ Press says that the
damage in Winchester (Va.) from the late
frcshct is put down at SlO0,DOG! and Sc
veral persons wero near being drowned In
ono of the main streets! In two hours
time Oh Thursday night, the water rose IN
London and Water streets 10 an unprcco-
Jcn,cd height, and was three and four feet
deep at some points. Opposite Inylor's
Hotel The water was several feet deep, and
most of tho winter stores OF this largo
cs Ia blish,nent have boon completely des-
troyed. Tho water doomed down London
street with rs much velocity az down q re-
gular channel, ana with such force as to
carry my ono off thoir feet who had tho
temerity to venture too near the current.
Tho tanners have suffered most severely.
The merchants have lost thousands of dol
lars worth in tho way of groceries. Ono
es,a bishmcnt alone, Mr.. Har,ley's is said
tc hayo lost S25 900 and MIR. VIM. Miller
from s. 900 to $4,000. The losses are
not .ouGuri .fio merchants, but are felt
alike by tho private citizens throughout
the entire town.
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spec uIati oE.-doubIe and twisted.

gentleman in this city, With whom we
arc we'll acquainted, Says the Boston Cou-
rier,) purchased, some years ago, a town
ship of land in the State Of Milne, for .
cents per acre--amounting 10 about $500.
Some two or three years afterward, he
sold tho township for 81 goo. |, has
since changed proprietors once or twice,
and 10 these changes. one Of .hem rcceiv-
ed 81 900 for lumber taken from il
1t has been sold within few weeks for
SlS0.h0O.
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ty, so far as the election Of members of Congress
is concerned, after all, by reversing the tables of
the last election and carrying four of the six
districts. This gives the Wings the ma ority in
the United States House ofRepresentatives, even
should the Locofocos carry every one of the four
Representatives. in Mississippi and the four IN
Louisiana where elections yet to take place :.
The Wing majority, without Mr.. Levn's vote,
would then be two; with il, three. But we shall
have two Wings from Louisiana, and no mistake,
and probably one from Mississippi, would max Q
parties stand in the next House follows:
HLips L1cof0co9. Nafires.
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Attention, Gin Drinkers!

A case was lately tried in London. in
which the dofendan, claimed set-of of
De for for teaching the plaintiff "a pabli-
CAM how to prepare gin. The following
was stated rs the recipe for improving tho
article: ITO 40 gallons of gin add one
teaspoonful af oil Of vitiiol, ono spoonful
of oil Of almonds, ono gill spirits of wine.
sne OF. of angeious root, enc OF. of wash
alum, ono OF. Of salts of tartar, two OF.
each Of Chilli gin and whole ginger"