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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

AMERICAN ENGINEERs.-The Emperor of Russia
has rendered to Major T. s. Brown, the Chief Engi-
of the New York and Erie Railroad the appoint
ment of Chief Engineer of the Imperial Road va
Gated by Major Whisters death. This road has
been vigorously prosecuted during the past six years
under Major Whistler and if he had been permitted
TO live, would probably have been completed within
the coming two years. The distance is 400 miles,
and the road constructed and its appointments made
under the expectation of its being trayersed within
II hours. double feet track is to be laid on an
embankment 400 feet wide and over feet above the
level of the country, the whole distance. TIE whole
estimated cost Of the work and its equipments is
10000. 600. An American house-Messrs. Harri-
son. Winans g. Eastwick Of Baltimore-has the
contract for the equipment of this road and they have
already supplied it with 162 locomotive engines aver
aging % tons weight, 70 passenger cars, $3.50 freight
two imperial s,ioon carriages, capable each of
carrying the Imperial Court of Russia The equip
ments been built in Russia, in shops prepared
by the contractors, and supplied by them with Rus
sian labor The whole contract with Messrs. Harri-
son, Winans a. Eastwick, has amounted to between
fonr aud five millions Of dollars. They engage to
instruct suitable number Of Russian mechanics to
take charge of engines when completed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

How TO PRONOUNCE FOREIGN NAMEs.-A CORES
pendent of the Newark Advertiser suggests that the
safest rule for pronouncng foreign names, is to pro-
nounce them If the names were English He
thinks il has an air of pedantry and afectation to
pronounce them otherwise. He asks:
Who. while speaking in English. ever pronounces
Louis Philippe thus-Looee PkeeIeap, as it should
be! or Leon Fauchcr thus. Layong Foeshay; or
Odiun Barrot tus-Odeelong Barr QUO or, who in
speaking Of Paris, calls it Paree; or Lyons-Lee-
oIlg; or MIlan-Meelano or Florence-L0renze; or
Leghorn-Liuerno. Yet, nearly thus would the ma
tiyes respectively pronounce. IL may be doubted if
there be two booksellers in the Union who if asked
for Don Key seoso-tay, (Don Quixotte,) would not
answer that they never heard of such work.
The suggestion has reason in it, and is backed by
nearly general custom but, as the Advertiser asks
its correspondent what be done with Hungarian
or Polish names in the way Of Angicising them!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
sINDIANA GAZETEER.n

CRAwFoRD,vILLE, the cnunfy seat Of
Montgomery county, was laid cut in 1922,
by Ambrose Whiilnck and Williamson
Dunn. then the Register aad Receiver for
that land district, to which place. IN 1924,
the land ofiirc was removed. The town
was named ia lnnur Of tie Hon. VIM. II.
Crawford, then Secretary of the Treasury.
Charlottesville is the site of Wabash
College, of which &c ,cription and his
Tory is given at length in the Gazetteer.
under the head of Education, to which we
Inusi refer The reader. it being too lengthy
for oar columns Eds Sentinel.
Crawfurd>ville has also a prosperous
County Seminary and Female Institute
of high order. There sre in the town
about twenty-five stores and groceries,
AGO houses and 1900 inhabitants. The
public buildings and many &c the private
dwellings are built with much taste. The
fertility of the soil aud the abundant
water power Of the vicinity, it, beautiful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Notice.

rENHS notify all concerned that have paid
bill given by 10 Barney Short, calling for s6 o. dated
June 14h After having taken up the due bill accidentally lost
it, All therefore cautioned against trading for the
IT is OF value having been made in full
August 25 1919. IS 3w JAMES FERRITER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

o. A few months ago Gen. Taylor opppinied Z.
w. Mciaughey, Of indiana, as Governor Of Mime
sofa Territory He was VIGOROUSLY unqua lifted for
the Office. He not only wanting in qualifications
TO discharge its duties, bu he had proven himself I'M
worthy of his trust by his Infamous in regard
to the Mexican war, whilst in Congress having de-
nounced il in unmeasured tones, AID having voted
with the ''nfamous fourteen" against supplies of pro-
vision, clothing, &C. the day IF the battle Of Bue
ma Vista, and at the hour when General Taylor and
his gallant soldiers were fighting against five TO one
of Santa Annals best troops.
Such appointment by General Taylor unex-
pecied, and his own best friends shrunk back when
they him thus setting in a course Of conduct
suicidal to the party which had raised him power.
Had bis ngratiiude stopped here, however, it might
have been palliation of his crime. But he
determined to persist in the course in which he first
set ou-a least, until he shall have rewarded all those
who opposed the with public favor, and I'M
til he shall have expelled those who fought in that
war; from those places Of honor to which their GAL
Iantry on the field of battle he'd elevated them re-
cent instance of this latter kind, is be in the
removal Of General Lane, who had been appointed by
Mr. Polk as Governor Of the Territory of Oregon.
General Lane of the first volunteers in tho
Mexican war; and at Buena Vista fought by Tay lor's
side When he received severe wound from the en-
emy's balls he would not allow himself to be carried
from the field, but remained to cheer on his by
his presence and to lead them amidst the din of
battle to glorious victory. Not only did be serve
on Tayors line, but he acted most conspicuous part
on Gen. Scott's. Such was his.gallantry and inre-
pidty, he called s'the Mahbn Of the war" Not
withstanding this however, and Notwithstanding his
acknowledged civil qualifications, he has been re-
moved by the same President who would ewSrd the
moral treason of such men NATURALIZATION
tucky Yeomaa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Stnte OF Imdiana. IIn,niIton COUNTY. Sc

HAMILTON AUGCsT
On Petition 10 sell Real Estate
Matters in the estate of Jonathan Seaman, deceased
the said
"a deceased having this day filed in tho
clerks Office of said court the affidavit dsinteested
showing that John Seaman aud Wilson Seaman, defendants
petition residents of The State Of Indiana There
said John Wilson hereby
fed that said petition pen ding 10 said and that unless
they appear the next OF this court and the ad
petition. the will be taken for confessed.
June 60 II-3wis JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Administrators sale,


Office hereby that Friday the 9TH
ember 1912 the personal estate OF George WAND late OF
Marion county Indiana deceased will be sold al public auction
by the undersigned Of said at the residence OF
Mrs Cnhsrne BnFk. Washington township said county
credit Of six months will all three dollars,
purchaser giving with approved security payable without
relief whatever from valuation appraisement laws SAID
tate consists of horse horse beasts BEDS
bedding household and kitchen urnure with yarious other
tes tedious mention. Sale 10 at ten O'Clock
A NJ. 2l3w HENRI BRENNEMAH, Administrator
state of Indiana. Hamilton county. ~.
IN HAMILTON CIRCUIT CoCR-. SEPTEMBER A. d. leis
IN Chazcny.
Enoch Mckay, Moses
Wright, NATL Wright Newell Wright, Mary Wright George
w. Barnes Albert Barnes Isom Barnes, henderson Barnes
John W Barnes William r. Barnes Jus Ann Barnes, Eecta
Barnes, Cetbarne Barnes, and Elizabeth Ann barnes
r8NHE said compliments and Moss their Solicitors,
n having filed clerks Office the Hamilton Circa
Court their bill Of complaint herein and the affidavit Of dnier
ested said defendants Albert Barnes sOm
Barnes Henderson and John w residents
the of ind8na Therefore hereby notified hst
suit pending said and that unless they viii
pear the calling the of this and
the and contained
them win held confessed and determined in their
! absence.
July 10, Is4e. l73w JOHN @. BURNS, CLERK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
VAULiaEIE REAI, ESTATE FOII SALE
stafe al Indinna. lIaniIfom County. IS

the Hamilton Probate Court, ID 1872
"a Samuel Lennen deceased to
be probably nsovent creditors therefore required 10 file
their claims against for allowance in the sand Probate
from the date hereof they will rot be
entitled TO pay JOHN WiSEMAN, Administrator.
August u.s. 1919. 90 3wH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURA


THIS valuable preparation has proved itself decidedly the most
form species nh9 yet discovered. Dyseniey
cordial @ weak siO%schs particularly adared to the bowel com
and Prese vomiting bathing drops to give tone and vgo to .s
of choea If tak;n seaOnaby and according to directions
nix SOy amp pp s $ and Boan M
enes all OF which be had reduced prices the Drug and Va
Indianapolis, Sept. ], 1872 e76
FOR SALE, OLE EXCHANGE
eoasgr S s There are es %s DWELLING
good order the premises For S aPPy
BEEBE'S FAIL STYLE OF GENTLE.
HENS HATS FOR 1S49.
b n. N% york By few T s hs fs
ay - H.J& c. HORN.
DELAINES AND .GENGHAMs.
CON YARDS plain and figured De LANES and beasti
OOU full patterns also few pieces of small Plaid,
aud Brown shams at remarkable low prices just recscss
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.
WHERE interest due and unpaid, & first day @ July
ny day next to be sold
advertising Where more than one years
deferred % saG aha f y ct a may D and @ security
of such interest will he exacted If the borrowers shall
and %helS-a % which gwen below 50 oo'
,.a,s sinking Fund s"s osiI eco J. MORRISON,
FORM OF AGREEMENT: ''
sss 81 sas sf
commissioners the FUND. being
chase honey agreed be paid by A. B. for land lots
may be
Given under my hand this dsyof
Witness.
n-The following will please give three insertions and
forward their this office, Courier Journal La
yette Palladium and Jhersonan Richmond Courier and Ex
piess TeTre Haule and Banner Madison
Democrat Evansville News Michigan City; Democt, Goshen
25-iw
NOTICE.
TUE Partnership trading under the firm of Irwin Co.,
the Timing Business this dissolved All the Books
and Notes in the VIM: A. Wright who
hoed collect them indebted will call and
settle at once J. B. IRWIN,
August 3D. 1919. 2I3w WM. A. WRIGHT.
SEIEssIEF'S ALE.
EpY virtue OF writ of vendton ted from
HD the clerks office of the Marion Circuit Court will
puhc sale 18th September the Court
indianapolis within prescribed by
the and profits the following real
tO-wit:
Lot number three block number the second addition
the Of Alsonviie and ell the lying of said
lot to John Bruce's line.
And failure realize the full Of judgment, interest,"
aud cost will at the time and place the fee simple OF
said Taken property Norton
suit OF john johnson and Elisha Reddick.
25ts sl,s7 CHARLES G. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

ants as representing Moses Horn, and responsible
for his debts, is by an action in the ordinary form.
There is no warrant for the summary mode Of call
ing upon the parties who have never resided within
the State, TO show cause why execution should not
issue against them on a judgment obtained against
their testator. The administration of the success
sion in this State being closed the recourse against
the defendants, which the plaintiffs undertake to
exercise, being personal, and involving matters en-
pdls, the plaintiffs have their right of action, but
we are not aware Of any law which would au-
horize the mode of proceeding they have adopted
Such being our views, we think the District Judge
did not err in discharging the rule. The judgment
of the District Court is therefore affirmed, with
COSTS. w. b. Phillips, for plaintiffs and appel
lants; Collens, Ratliff, and Cowgirl, for defend
ants and appelees.
A. MCGEHEE as. J. N. Brown. Appeal
from the Sirth judicial District Court Parish Of
East Baton Rouge. j.. .SLIDELL, J. This case
turned principally upon question of fact, the de-
PENDANT having excepted to the jurisdiction of the
court, alleging his domicil TO be in the parish of
Ibervilie. Two District Judges had acted on the
evidence in the case; and on both occasions the
exception was sustained. The court remarked
that "the might be susceptible of decision
either way, if the testimony on one side only were
considered. But looking TO the evidence
whole we cannot disturb the conclusion of the
court below" The judgment was affirmed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

REIGN OF TERROR IN AUsTRIA-If half be true
that is related of Prince Windischgratz, he is one
of the most relentless Of the despots of modern
times Atrocities Of the most fearful description
are attributed to him, and these, too, by letter.
writers who are decidedly opposed to the ultra
republican movement in Austria. A letter of late
date, in the London Times, says that 60 the Reign
of Terror" continues throughout the whole of the
Austrian dominions. The Croats pursue their daily
system of plumber and murder; persons arrested
and shot without form of trial. on secret denunca-
lions all letters those of the Ministers them
selves, opened at the post-office; and system
of the most horrible espionage is regularly organ
lied. The rule of Robespierre was one of freedom
and of mercy and of justice in comparison with the
atrocious reign of terror which at present prevails
in Austria
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23
MAauIRE,s DAoUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for patron.
~ age bestowed him since be fr;t had the honor Of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans.
five ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with othsn taken BY
the best operator from HswYork and he awarded the
FIst Premun specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken By himself j. N. the public mis-
portraits viii continue to be what they always BEEN
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice
beautiful Art Genuine vogtandsr Cameras 20 per cent.
cheaper than any the city, al other articles the same
Plates at t2per dozen ecov Mo- for IS Irusnntisd
The best Pate made in the United States Cases - IS and
% %; NewYo Cameras at 9l8. - ! .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

ANOTHER BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-At the Berk-
shire (Mass.) Common Pleas, a young lady has re-
covered $3.50 damages of Horace Dewey, of Great
Darlington, her cousin and namesake, for breach
of marriage promise and seduction
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

A PERTINENT INaUIRY.-The Moolra at Moul-
tan has written letter to Gen. Whish, referring
to the treatment which his brother-inlaw received
in Edwards camp, and asks, :" What is the re-
ligion that first seized, outraged, and wounded
Lala Tonga Null, then cured him of his wounds,
for the purpose of hanging him 20 The General
has not yet replied to this inquiry, and it might
puzzle him to find a satisfactory answer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

e LARGE CRoP OF DocToRs.-At recent meet
ing at the Academy of Medicine in New York, DR..
Manly stated that, at the present time Doctors were
made at the rate of from 1900 to 1000 year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

nT Mrs. Butler, it is stated, has realized some
$500 from her four Shakspearian readings in New
York, and is to give three more.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

TRAGIcAL.-A young lady, respectfully connect
ed, in the town of Gouverneuer, st. Lawrence
county, N. Y, took cedar oil, at the advice of her
seducer, and died in few minutes in great agony.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23
NEW OIL A Ms:
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1s4o.

FEMALE VoTERs.-By the 18th section of the
new Canadian Election Law, it ia provided that no
woman shall vote at an election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

SUICIDE BY DRowNING.-A negro girl, about
IS years old, the property of DR.. w. II. Hanna, of
Monroe, Ouachita parish, threw herself into the
river in fit of anger, on the 10th inst, near the
residence of her master, and, although every exer-
ton was made TO save her, drowned herself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23
DAGU ERREOTYPE
RLEoTRo-MAaNEy1o PORTRAITS,

the application of the above mysteous agent to Da.
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sscoND7catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing indebly upon the silver
plate k Those who wish retain in their families good
LIKEsKssrs of relations friends do at moderate
No. 3 Chartres street Imy3 lyJ W. II. HUTCHINGS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

MURDER IN THE NAvY.-A letter dated from
on board the U. S. steamer Allegheny, dated at
Lisbon, Dec. l6, says that on her recent trip from
Rio Janeiro, on the Cd of December, William
Brown, one of the marine guard, while on duty as
sentry, was stabbed by seaman named Lewis
Carley, and died almost instantly. Carley, who is
desperate villain, would be tried for murder, and
douhtless erecr,ed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

A RIVAL TO CALIHoRNIA-There seems to be
no end to the discoveries of the precious metal in
this cage of Gold" According to advices from
ST. Petersburg, of Feb. ], in the Belgian papers,
rival to the miraculous region of California has
already been found. A Colonel Kavelovski, of
that capital, who, for considerable time, had SUI
perintended the workings of extensive gold mines
In Siberia, has atterly been exploring the interior
of Africa, and has discovered the right bank of
the Sornat at one days journey from Cassin, many
considerable hills Or mountains of auriferous sands.
On the washing of these sands he found they yielded
more gold than those of Siberia. Pushing his re-
searches further, he examined the shores of the
Ramla, the Dys, the Goucka, of the Benisch- Angel
and the Gamanil, and in all discovered deposits,
more or less extensive, of golden sands. He pro-
posed, therefore, that miners and gold-washers
should be sent from Russia to try the grounds and
undertake the. washings on large scale. a
M. The eitixeps of BFooklvn have rejected the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23
TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.

DAILY-Pesn Cent? Wax payable the carriers, weekly
or Eight Doars ysarba yearly and quarterly at the
advance Single copies, Fiys
The office will receipt for ell subscriptions exceeding
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished
at THREE DOLLARS per year clubs of four more
reeted Post-ofce Two Doas and Fifty
each Posmasters and others who Agents.
send ORDERS paid for copies will copy addition
for their compensation. PayGbs in Single
packages Wrappers be had the office of pub
fcation No. IS 81. Charles street.
ADVERTlSEhENTS-no exceeding twelve Agate
81 fer the first insertion every
serisn Those Of greater length in proportion Notices the
second page, Of ten lines in Pearl type 81 each insertion
Advertisements published weekly weekly rwssky monthly
charged 81 square for insertion. i3 liberal
discount made TO those who advertise by the year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-23

VIM. G. GRIFFIN u.s. LEWIS FIELD, EFT AL.
Appeal from the Seventh judicial District Court,
Parish Of West Feliciana. . .SLIDELL, j. Judge
ment affirmed, with costs.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

P1BLIsHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYs ExcEPTED-
By A. n. HAYES 90.
A H. HAYEs..y. C. LARUE..s. ?. WILSON,. WIN. WALKER
20
Office No. So st. Charles Street.
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Correspondence of the Crescent.

Stock notdt'ons by Telegraph-Horace Greeley and the
.Hayoralty-OfFce holders Insurance BW-Imp
tGnt .4rrsst0SnsDension Bridge-Bfrths at Sea
Stocks,
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D y "A n " y y .
112 GR.ATIER Street betDeen St Charles and Caron-
dket SreetsOae door from the Corner Of Carondete ST.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of q Benvile street,) respect.
I'VE fully informs her friends and the public generally,
that she continues in the above eligible location
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the
daon of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past
she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
venience OF her patrons and continuance of
the same. Her terms will be- heretofore MODERATE
no v SLV
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o. The citizens Of Brooklyn have rejected the
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The service of the citation and petition in the English
language only when the defendants maternal tongue
is the French, is not valid ground for an Injunction
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-19
DO NJ ESTIC MARK ETS.
BosTox-weck preceding MAY l.

BosToS--weck preceding May IL.
Candles-Sperm are very scarce and would readi
" bring 33a34 per h.. mos, for Nantucket and
New Bedford brands. Cofee-St. Domingo contin-
ues in good demand, with improving prices. Sales
of TO 1000 bags at 6aGs cts. per lb, mos. Drugs
Sales Of Crude Birthstone at S34 per ton, which
is ad vance; 40 cases Lac Dye, 81 cts per h.. 6
mos. There is little in first hands.
FiSh-No. Mackcrel in better demand, and
will bring 9.5Oa 1915 per bril-, cash. Nos and
dull. Sale Of 1000 quintas small Cod, packed,
at 81 large Cod for retailing selling at 2.50a
$500 per quintal cash. Sale of 800 brls. English
No. Mackere, at S4.25, and 100 brls. do at S4.75
per bril-, cash. FiOtr-Ihcrc has been fair retail
demand through the week, without any material
Ration in prices since last. Sales Of Genesee
good brands, 5.50a S 5.62 Oswego, S4.S7; Michigan
and good Ohio round hoop, s per bril-, cash; How
ard street, S5.l25, mos. Grain-We quote the
price Of Southern yellow Corn o. and white IS cts.
per bushe, cash The quantity arrived has not been
large, but it is difficult to obtain the above prices for
any great quantity. Hemp-Sales of 8 or 10 tons
American dew rotted at S5a s 100 per tom 100 bales
Manila, | Il cts. per lb., q mos. HideS-The mar
ket has been very quiet. There is a fair supply of
Buenos Ayres MOlasscS-Sale early il. the week
of cargo of light coored Matanzls at 10 cts; since
then about 500 hhds. Of Cuba, good, have been sold
in lots at 10 cts to the trade, mos The stock is
large and demand rather light BY auction, 100
hhds Porto Rico, 2 sa25 cts per gall, 4 mos. Naval
Sfores-The demand for Spirits Turpentine is rather
light, about 100 brls have been sold since last
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-19
II Il MO EFT

TENH Il subscriber being compelled TO move from
ID Gay street has located himse fat the CORNER
OF SOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under j. B. Egerton's Lottery Office, where he is
ready and willing TO supply his old friendly custom
ers, and all others wishing TO use The best of
FOREIGN 81 DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
He keeps constantly on hand Guinness, Sons & Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSlE, ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From an experience of some thirty years in the
Boiling and Brewing business, it is unnecessary to
say, that he can prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors or Cider, as well
as other people. Shippers masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
ap If THOMAS WALSH.