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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
~ READ 1T.

No. /.
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R.aDW.fY,S READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF TIE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
5as Nj R1 n
.,.1.s giving instant shs
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
sa II ksS9s!ss1 ssPss sss
Io1 X sEo sER FSs
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED.
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RERy E FEW NM .s THE MOST D
attacks Il viii and Vsten the stomach nuanshs
poisonous acids q the 'y'issFRn vHsr1oN.
w. Rss'Sa heavy feelings Of
IN BATHING,
Mir tablespoonful r. with Bowl Of water and bate tho
Neck and Temples the parts Of the
prevent disease and sickness headache and houaness
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
BiARRHEA pYsEHTERY BLOODY FLUx, CHOLERA MoRBUs
the most distressing discharges speedily
NEURALGIA.
- PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
I sso s almost in
minutes the sufferer delightful
cations departing honsands Of sitv
mary them had been brought almost
door The Of the READY RELIEF 10 Stop The pan medi
ate strengthen the sysem and supply
pains. -
RHEUMATISM
"a PAWS RELIEVED Nv FIVE MINUTES,
RADWAYS READY RELIEF will
pains of Rheumatism almost instantly living TIL R
who, for months, Rheumatic Pains NJ
bones unsound from top to whose Joints distorted with
the Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF This ia tbs truth and
thousands the city and thousands Ii tbe
cacy RAILWAYS RELIEF the citizens OF amos syarv
town the unon for the last four have tested
CHILL FEVER.
GHILLS STOPPED IN A FEW AZNUTEs--PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF charm in ali cases chil
and Fever breaks the Ci up inyigo
rates with health and strength the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF;
n S I nG IL oa dsye psna IN sb stomss
READY RELIEF taken either internally applied estenaIy viii
' minutes stop Ra1 W. aHa S s ts Street
lA SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL ChsrreA street, Neworlesns
General Agent who will supply dealers in the country
way d Co. . prices.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27
RLUE LICK WATER, fresh from the Springs,
n - fnv aals Ije91 i L. MA sew

SHOULDERS casks now landing ex Buena
iyas STONE wAIwonTH, 90 Tshoupi,ouls. .,.,.s.
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DAGUERRE0TYPE AND STOCK DEPOT

This we'll establishment having been thoroughly repored
enlarged and improved the attention tb pub
furnished Of ali Sizes
the most superior style and finish.
fitted out with complete APPARATUS
eat cash prices Voightande FRENCH Tarson HELPS
hsse Tubes With Box and Tablets dollars
Quick WORKING Tubes Plates and Fre Cases. Frames
Stands Baths, Chemals together with
DAGUERREoTYPE BUSINESS, constantly hand and ior sale
Wholesale nj retail. : = ' ~ ;ane &c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

VEGETABLE FAcrs. Hume SAYS it
was not TIL the end of Tie reign OF
Henry VII, that salads, carrots, tur-
nips, or other edible roots, were pro
duced in England, and that they were
imported from Holland and Flanders
Queen Caroline, hence, when she wan
ted salad, was obliged 10 despatch a
messenger thllher to procure some Tor
her. Sir Walter Raleigh carried pola-
toes TO England in 1856, aud having
distributed a number of tubers in Ire
land they lhrlyed there exceedingly
The potato, mentioned in Shakespeare,
was the Conyolvous Balata, of which
Burnett says: Not onl, were lis feshy
roots and Young leaves and tender shoots
then eaten as pol-hefbs, but they were
candled ard made into various sweet
meals In Queen Elizabetn's time, peas
were taken to England from Holland. in
consequence OF whlch Fuller said of them
they were tn daluiles for ladies', they
cost So dear Beans follow peas very
closely IN passing from the Ouch To the
English; perhaps they went over IN the
same ship. They were always, Ia old, n
tunes, unhealthy, possibly it may he be-
cause Pythagoras told his disciples TO ab
stain from them. The opposition of
this philosopher to belns arose, it is said
by some, from m impression that be had
got, that they were the retreats for souls
after death others attribute il To their
while yet others say, IN
beans, he merely wished to
prevent his disciples from meddlmg m
political affairs, votes being formely CIV
en- by beans Asparagus was taken to
England IN 1860, and pleasant story
touching It's introduction is told in the
Library OF Entertaining knowledge. -
A gentleman finding il on the table of a
friend, and not knowing how to manage
II, ale the tough stalk and left the tender
shoot. His fellow diner was surprised.
and the gauehe guest, not wishing 10
show his ignorance, declared he pre-
Ierred II thus, and thereby condemned
himself To eat IT at the wrong end during
The whole meal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

of our friendship TO every man who dis
charges faithfully his duties aud mann
tains good order.--who manliests a deep
interest in the welfare Of general society
whose department is upright, aud
whose mind is intelligent, without stop
ping TO ascertain whether he swings a
hammer or draws thread. There is
nothing so distant from all natural claim
as the reluctant, the backward sympathy
the forced smile-the chuked CONVEX
saiion--lhe hesiiating compliance
the well off are too apt to manifest to
those d little down, with whom, in com
rarlson Of intellect and principles Of viz
tue, they frequently sink into insignlf-
cance.- Daniel Webster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

pen to he before us, and very good spec
linens of what some farms can produce.
The relative proportions OF land, ,chedt
and averages are as follows;
Acres planted l,9o1, loo
Bushels produced 81, l76,420
! Average per acre, bushels l75
About o. e-fhiteenM part of the land
in the state is in wheat cultivation. We
shall hereafter have occasion TO show
that not more than one mn part Of the
state is in arabic cultivation Of any kind.
This fact, connected with the large crops
Of all sorts, may serve TO exhibit the ex
traordinary fertility of Ohio, and its a
daptatlon to the best kinds of agricul-
turc, and its means of supporting an i'm
mense population.
Ia the meantime lc, us see how Ear the
actual population has the power to con
sumo It's own crop, and how much must
be exported in order that it should not
be wasted.
Sir bushels ofwhcat PER dnnum IA
bout pound per day-to each person,
large and small, is large allowance for
actual consumption. Then the consump-
ton and surplus will be thus:
Population, 1851 1850. 600
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26,3OO,0Oo

Grating Wax on Cotton Cloth.
To the Editor cfthe Wig amt Couri-
er.
Enquiries are frequently made for the
best grating wax aud the recipe for ma
king II. have procured the recipe for
The best article have ever seen. which
was three years since invented by Mai
Chapman Of this city, winch he uses ia
sraillng in his nursery with good and al
most sue success. have used it two
wears aud had II valuable for it is yer,
pllable, easily worked, and it contains
nolhIng, that in the least, Injuries the
scion or stock.
1t should be made precisely according
TO the following proportions
RECIPE.
lbs. Beeswax; ] 10. Rosin: pint
Llnseed Oh. No other oil than Iinseed
should be used.) Melt Them well to-
gether over a slow fire. Then. with A
paint brush, spread ,he wnN ,hinly while
warm, on one side OF thin but closely wo-
ven cotton cloth. Cut the cloth when
waxed (lengthwse as the warp is the
slrongesD INTO strips as may be wanted
say half an inch wide aud about 9 in
cbes long--accordng TO the size OF the
stock TO be grated.
Grating can be worked with these
strips very readily, as no strings are nee
cssary, and may be very neatly as well
as quickly performed
These wax strips may also be used in
budding trees. That the public may be
better accommodated will Try to keep
supply of The above grating cloth ia our
store for those who do not wish to make
II for their own use.
| would again remind our citizens that
to insure success all stone fruits should
be grated before the frost is out of.lhc
ground, or as early afterwards as possible.
Respectfully,
HENW LITTLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

Ten Counties 46S,770 1928, 743
The counties of Wayne, Stark and
Montgomery, appear to have produced
the best crops relatively, each having
averaged more than twenty bushels per
acre.
AS samples Of large average crop, we
have the following;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

SOCIAL lNTERcoURsE.-W should
make II principle 10 extend The hand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18
PECK Il LEWIS.

AVE lust returned from bosi"n md aro receiving large
nddons TO their iofmrf stock ~ "ow's. which We ar"
49,. In nan OF 90 600 tbs sUG AIRS all rrsdrs 900 -
Jonrs Erf, TOBA.'n, 1000 lh. w. and othtt md. Of
tOrrrr o. t-ho ~ of ihn.e uir, Y. n. TEAS FLOUR.
NAILS GtAS-. PAINTS, oils, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LAID, EGGS. ft~ii, SALT, Nc. sc
with 100 Boxes o Cusinm made BOOTS sod SHOES,
which we $40 selling for Cash prices never fore ohfrd
IN Monipsici lhuse wishing 10 get Good haisi- WV 81"
well 20 call ON fLtk hLNi =
Spaidiue's Il,rk Nain 81. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18
The Wheat Production and Con-
sumption of Ohio.

In some articles published last spring.
on the agricultural statistics OF Ohio. we
stated the whole crop Of 1850 at Mirfy
millions Of bushels. This was so far
beyond the production of any other
state, that it was no doubt thought an
exaggeration by msst persons, especial
ly as the census returns (crop of lS49)
gives us but half that amount Suisse
quent information, however, has proved
that we underated the actual crop. We
have now The means of determining the
amount OF wheat produced in 1850 with
precision. A law of the state required
The assessors TO return the wheat crop.
Owing I" the late period at which the law
was passed, the returns for few counties
are wanting but these we are enabled
TO supply. The Auditors returns GIVE
the amount for 10 counties, viz:
10 Counties 3O.3O9.373
Add wayne l,07l $50
Add Darke SOS $50
Add | | Counties 223O q, n
Total Sc Counties 34l76.49O
II semes, therefore, that the wheat
crop of Ohio, IN 1850, was Mirtv-fo
millions cfIUshekS The crop Of 1851
was nearly # no quite as good.
The counIles which raised Tie largest
amounts are as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18
123OO.000
34I76,42O
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Surplus for export bushels q $40, 42O
More than twenty millions of bushels
OF wheat were produced in Ohio in 1850
for export, after deductng, the amount
required for consumption. Great as this
is, there can be no doubt that It is yer,
nearly accurate.
It's very obvious that this surplus was
not all sent out of the state, aud very
probably many farmers have reserved
part Of their crops. This point. however.
is susceptible Of being ascertaned, and
we may hereafter give comparative
view OF the surplus and the amount cx-
ported.
We may say, in conclusion, that the
crops OF the three last years have been in
round numbers, as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18
GREAT CURss FOR DYPEPSlA!
MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. j. S. Houghton's
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE!

b
THE OK amer directions VI BARON LtEBtG, the great
/ Physiological Chemist, by }. :. 1OUGnruN, NJ. o. Phi
! 1deYh1, Pa.
This iruls won. fi rem,dy Tor INDIGESTION, DYs
! rEPSiA JAUNnlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON.
own method, bs Natures Agent, tho Gastric Juice
o. tf teasrooal Of lrrstS, infused ia water, viii DE-
80 OF h-soy. FIRE Pounds u Roast BEEF IN about tee
3 haursi "ut OF The sfnuIich.
rEps sthe chief Ell neni, Great ngesiug Pdn.i
Die Glstrto Sorcat ne Fa8d, Paft-
Wng Pre- erumgi ani Smulatng Agent ct tho stomach
aud ln esnes u o. t2ifact.d ifu he Digestive stomach
] Of lhe OK. thus forming ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
IFluln precisely nsr boz natural Gu-ie JUICE n IT, Chem
/ icsl pusers, and furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT
pl,a, aud ovii. OF NnGfSrlN aua DYSPEPSIA are Re-
fnosed, just They aoud FEE by hcH y stomach. u is
EU5ciAtIoN, nj gvat~ DE, LINE, sod nYsPEfrlc
CONSUMPTION, snanssd TO ne m tie sefe Of be- grave
h.sae., dea,ss ctRiui.- sra RE NRKAHLE
scientific Evidence
BARON tILute in celebrated Wt.th oa A9imlChom-
istr, sa,si Az AfnAaH uile.u,e Flua, analogous
the Gasie JUICE fsudty prepared from me mucous
membrane OF the h OF he aif, n ~mch 'arou. 'n'
c'- o i"m," mort 'N '-1s M ,"iis'a' e'a1- ca ara
des" t-fa 4e -4a' nanaer they u'H'a BE- m The hama"
Do rEHElRAjo.i 20. arou. treatise oh F'od lnd let'
eu u-Oef n Favl Nels, HrN N"ai r'er So states
l.,f"air i.v. irsae' iutn'nt'. tsln l'r. j. fria
3d. CONNIE 30 Doe 'aiu ln'e f''H-' "" '.e ''s''ot'
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s'u.e 81 uYsptp sii b. s'atc. ihai d.-"sgi-h.d
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o1i s dissolved gee r11dY tn fn nuhci do riN' Nnd,
r'e d nom fer''o ' a. IS Sd lho Natural G"'re 11ee
Professor pt>oLl~oN, Of ,ee jea.r..n c'l.sc, rb.la
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

for sale: Wholesale aud Retail. M Princ,.
Pai oihce' Sc9llay's building, fremont
Row Boston.
u vo'iwnd, Waierburyi Horace Holden. Misal..
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J. SMITH, Aorlaei, and by ~, M. ia Ill
'''in medicines generally 100 o.hr, States
40 W.
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"E"iIpeT's Guide 80 scientific ana
L.r:IclI..al AgIEauIIuLl.- :,

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rnsrsa Accord - NJ VI ooesre.., 70 tho year 1881
g - HouS ~ss 70 ,hs Zen. Once ei tbs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-03-18

Another Lot of Sugars.
JUST afusyl .ad ais cheap
siOhRs snd LNNGDON.
100 boxes German Glass,
L Ss"h ~ sxe- lof sale " FJDII q FIELD.
~ Nov. IS. '
Buckskin Mittens q Gloves
IfoA 81 D., s.Of. a NAN
~ li.
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Wy oNrBINCToN a. SEE1HEN CONTINUES TO
w practice Law in the soprsmo Cosrtto attend 70 crssr
taors Consrtse prosecute claims aud sstls scSours
ssAt Me Departments and Boards Of comnisdonerste
patents ~ home and tbrosd-e obtain pensions
md bounty fandto ooect debte dividends legscies and
inhritsDes airy part oftbe United states and in fores
sountrto axe fnvst tments ofupos IN loans
snd bond ard mortgageand TO negotiate the purchase
md sale losns lands and patent in state ofthe
s%s sonins W 70 We United states snprens CoSrt o.
SnsthsE, Eo.s Carroll piAce. cspissi NIL WSsbsgsss.
y. G., vA, AttsNjtA pscpps sttssMsM-
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TINITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- Eor New Orleans, via Hsyana, the splsldt steamship
CuEhOBfE 1850 tons, H. X. Davenport, u. s, NAVY,
commander win sail from the pier foot Warren street.
N. r. Vursdsy, june 2tth, ut two oeock p W., pra.
New spgement-Lads saloon bsrths $40 tor yard
do SO s.erage 90 do S25 specie only taken freghs
b. Eisyara freight taken New Orleans al 40 cents nor
cubic foot shippers Of freight requested 10 supply
themselves with ts6 company bs Of adng which may
bad application vt tho ONCE. No other form viii be
sgned No b ~ iading signed af.st the sp has sailed
For freight or p3asagc apply 20 N, o. ROBERTS,
M Wesb street, corner w arren street.
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- suited With confidence diseases His success has
been such In the Of old chronic aston
hh 81 eIninent physicians. DR.. O. 10 weh
known, both In md cut Of the profession the mos.
cts5fn practitioner OF diseases In New York. s expert.
ence tho result Of twepyops devoted exclusively
10 bis special branch Of the profession.
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CrRANkLlN MUsEIM rs CHATHAM SQUARE
George Lea froprlesr.-Yho above establishment 10
afternoon At O'clock aud ia the evening at
Tor the purpose Of Classic aud Original Of
Living Statunry by Mlle tsxLcts Troupe Of Model Ar
t.s together with variety OF beautiful perform
For full particulars, see bills at each day. Admission,
seats private boxes 30 cents Seats with shoned
chairs 37 cents boxes - eenss; gallery MA cents.
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gYPafasN AcsMNglse, 3.


A DAMS & CO. OFFICE 50. ~ BIoAD NhY.--Ix-
~ tire H. - Mai Steamer Cherokee Thursday, June ~
lS52Ratcs heducedOUr neKt regular LTprose FOR Ga-
Orne. Drr Via tanana viii be despatched nv tie
u s. 81 steamer Cherokee, for Asruwai Navy Gay, Direct
Thorsday June -, o'cloes T. NJ Through usual
IN charge - one Of trusty cetsn freight ageats
and spcrel messenger Shippers tor Cslf0rnia H. beh1
IN mind thn this the only Express having treir
tnhshed treg h AGENTS oua Mssencers who accompany
their freight through 10 its destination constantly oag aud
rturnus with tho regularity Of the malls Another great
advantage cGiea Ivy Espress. and innortaot
Pacific Man Steamship Company freishb
takes precedence 81 al other, from Panama san Fran
Cisco tho o. S. matt steamers, thereby avoiding the risk
Of detention tile sthNns Having our own oce in saa
rysyle agencies h al other important placed iu Cali
forna with RAINING all tho mining districts
also ron aud Tho Sand wch Islands enabled 70
Transport Fesht saSe parcels specc soc dust sud
socutity, aud toe most reasonable berms. All
freight forward by our Express the 2ith instant
should he delivered 20 With invce before the day OF
ealing enable comply with the government order
he received until o'clock NJ, the day Of steamsrs de-
Everything must he in water proof condition. and
package should exceed l25 lbs. weight 80 cubic
No charge 10 shppexs BY
Houte fesf Consular certificates.
ADAMS s. CO.. Mo- 90 broadway.
TSTRA EMPRESS BERFoRD Il cos. CALiFoR-
Id na, South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands anu
China Express. will rs forward june 2ith, per steamers
Chorokee and Golden Gate, in charge or our special
messengers aud freight SCENTS Ahead OF all ExYfe No
dstentn tine stnus. All goods should he delivered TO
chs GOTH In water proof condition and exceeding
rs Small parcels for Express franks received
70 o'clock on day ofsans No charge for custom housc,
only line via Aspinwa and Panama, secured at
cfscs, ~ the lowest rates.
DaRFoRD & CO.. 2 Astor Rouse, vesoy street.
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received once Of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
Ys,t ROt.Ata PARK, until the l7th day Of JuAs.
sidewalk in Fifth Avenue from Fortieth to Forty
street. In front Of the distributing reservoir The best
Of loss than two nohes thlo i've
eleven square feet pee out round the boxes
and horse pests joints be cut true and close and made
with good lime Before laying the walk tho
tractor viii be required shorousho reese. the curb ard
depth Of Fix inohes and refill the With COED elena
rand when the work pleted all rubbish to be cleaned
up and carted away. Proposals will state . pyce per
square foot for the walk and that TO and include
every chargethe time required in which to do the work.
and the written OF sacsnt sureties
in bond Of 000 The Department the right
reject all the bids deemed adverse to the public interests.
N. DEAN, President
Dam meptI ur
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CTLAMER FOR LIVERPOOL, ON THURSDAY, July
- s.--The we'll known and favocits steamship SARAH
SANDS, 500 burthen, W. c. Thompson, ESQ, Com
snder viii leave her dock at pier No. North river Tor
liverpool Thursday, July s. at twelve o'clock. This
samer has very superior ATOMS IN state roors
FOR first and second cabin For freight
'~A' 'fS'' J. HOWARD 4 SON, Agents, "a Broadway
1yHENEw YORK AND LIVER OL UNITED STATES
l. Mail SteamersTke ships pospg this line arc ths
following ATLANTIC, Captain W5st.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain lmss0ck.
ADklATIC Cap aln Grafton.
These ships having been built ~ expressly for
Service every has been taken in
a. In their enEinesto strength and pee
and their accommodations for urequaed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in srss
cabin S2o in second cabin, $40 Exclusive Of
sizo state rooms, $780,
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ md ESQ
An experienced surgeon attached to ach ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
PRoPoskD BATES o. sALrNG.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

TAyERH AND EXCISE LICEN5ss.-MAYORS
Once Fth june 1851 cs.-rhc laws OF the State
sanest psrson no shall sell By retail wno
dnahcss a Hae brady, gin, st-vls wa.ers bt.es
peer a o other exc able srong gaoys) without
rug heehsed 10 line and i nent; and all
ho, s1a sci. any rorg ir'ooa lusTs qnauti.es
liquors imported distilled BY tLomsel.esl without beag
heense penalty aoars for each oe
Fhc Commissioners OF Excise vii hold and their
meetn ~ for granting licenses AZ ths ee the