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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
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A DVERTISENG AGENCY, San Fran
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y opposite Magure's Opera House.
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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

SENATOR FOR THE 18TH DISTRICT.
certificate Of his election as Senator Of the
l2th District has been issued to Gen. D.
ID. Cotton. The 18th District is composed
Of The Counties Of SiSkiyou, Klamath and
Del Nortc. The total vote at the late
cicrtior stood tins: ID. b. Cotton, l,7l3 :;
j. Berry, 2,I3i; Mason, G32. The reason
assigned for the issnancc OF the certificate
to Gcn. Cotton is that the returns of the
Siskiyon vote were not received by the
proper officer within the time prescribed
by statute-twcnty days after election
.Sinsfu Mbub ic,n.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
SllCriH''S S1Alc.

IlY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the
ID Clerks Ofhce Of the Hon District Court Of the
llth Judicial District, for II Dorado County Cal.ior.
nia, on judgment rendered on the 1911 day Of Oc-
tOber A. ID. ln5I In favor Of Joseph NJ Douglass and
aRains; the cellar and Indanvile Water Company
n corporaion) br Ii" san Cf Tvcuty-Eiglt 1hnus-
and TWb Hundred and Severt! seven and o. .lu0
Dollars. debt with interest un the sum Of Twenty.
Seven Thousand Three lIuhds,d and Six and SU-lG
Dollars at the rate o! three per cent per month and
interest Upon thr Of Nine Hundred and Seventy
ard +.i1O Dollars at the rate OF ten per cent per
aunun from the date az Judgment, until paid, to-
Rrther with the sum u thirty .hve and o. luO dollars
costs Of suit and actruing costs Twill Expose to sale
nt the Court House in the City o. Pacervile. Oh the
l4tl day Of November, A. r., 1887, at o'clock r.
A.! the right title and interest defendant had the
9'h of May iS5 and has since acquired n and 10 the
following described morgaErd properly, lying and
being in Costumes township, n Dorado County, Cal
ifornia, TO wit: The Cedar and Ild.anve Ditch con-
strurted by defendant conveying water from the
South Fork Of the Middle Fork of the COsunncs rvcr
through the villages Of Brownsvillc Indian D;eGng>,
and 10 Cedarville also certain saw mill, together
with all Its appurienanccs, situated on said Ditch
near the village Of Brownsville, built by Walker
Lacy for defendant; also all the various bra.chts
and extensions. forming that line Of Hching known
as the Cedar and Indianville Ditch"
SHERIFF. O!6ce Pacervie, Oct. oath. 1887.
T.. BOGARDUS
Sheriff OF II Dorado Co. Cal,
by W. J. BCRWELL,
l32tal Under Sheriff
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
FINE AND FASEEEONARLE.

OENT'S FINE COATS, PANTS AND vEST&
Bcnsct's Philadelphia Boots and Dancing Pumps;
Davis 4 jones' Shirts, Of every description,
And q great many other articles, too numerous 10
mention, for sale by IT, ELKUS,
aAtR'man'e Rrick RrldiNR
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Proceeding. Of tMe Te.rIt".I" Meeting.

Proceeding Of tIGe Terrific. InI Meeting.
GENOA, Oct. 18th, 1887.
Territorial meeting met pursuant to no.
tice. The meeting was called to order by
b. y. Gilbert, Esq.
On motion, DIR. Charles D. Daggett was
elected President, and L. c. McMurtry,
Of Honey Lake; Daniel Woodford. of
Carson Valley; S. &. Pcrrine, Of Willow
Town; Samuel D:ackford, Sink Of the
Humboldt; DR.. B. l.. King, of Eagle VAL
Icy; Samuel Swargcr, Of WaSho Valley;
James McMsriin, Of Carson Valley. Vice
Presidents; and II. B. Clcmons, W. W.
Smith and j. N. Herring. Secretaries.
On motion, the Secretary was requested
to read the memorial to Congress.
Read by II. B. ClcmonS
After the reading Of tho memorial,
Judge Crane was called upon and delivered
very eloquent address; after which the
following preamble and resolutions were
adOptcd
u. f. Gilbert offered the following:
ReSolred, That We heartily endorse the
memorial addressed to both houses of
Congress, and which has been just read,
as the embodiment Of the inducements
which have led US to appeal TO the parent
government for the organization Of the
new Territory, and as such we ask for it
the respectful consideration Of those who
have the the power to afford US the ncces-
Sary aid and comfort.
ReS0lred, That as orr delegate to Con-
grees can neither draw his per diem or
mileage until the Act has passed Congress,
establishing a territorial government over
us, we feel that it is our duty to raise the
necessary funds to provide for his cx-
penscs till that time arrives.
II. B. Clemons offered tho following:
WHEREAS, That in the Hon. James NJ
Crane we have an able and influential
delegate to attend to our interest at Wash
ingtOn City; one in whom we have the
most implicit confidence; and with mind
70 conceive and q will to act i; one who
has devoted his time and talents in ira
versing the country and addressing the
citizens Of the proposed Territory in all
its length and brcadth-thercfoe, be it.
ReSOlred, That as Judge Crane has
done all for us that can be done Till he ar.
rivCs at Washington, that we, as citizens
Of this Great Basin, will do all we can for
lIm, either pccunia,ily or otherwise.
Col. John Reese offered the following {:
RtsOlrcd, That Major VIM. Ormsby, of
Carson Valley, Martin Smith, Esq, Of
Lake Valley, be and they are hereby ap-
pointed and commissioned, with Major
Isaac Roop, of Honey Lake Valley, to ap-
ply to the Legislature Of California to
ccde and transfer all the said States real
or supposed claim to all lands, mountain
spurs, foot hills and valleys lying east Of
the main Sierra Nevada, or the range that
forms the divide between the waters flow-
ing into the Pacific Ocean on the west
and the Great Basin on the east.
RcsoIred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting DO published in the Democrat,
Argusan and american, at Placcrville; State
Journal, linton, Beeand Ago, Sacramento
Herald, AltG, Chronicle, Bulletin and
Morning Call. San Francisco and the
Republican and argus, Stockton.
On motion, adjourned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

SPlRrrAIIsM.-Dr. N. l. Underwood
will lecture on SpiritualiSm, in the Court
House, tomorrow Sunday evening, at
SP~~u o'rRcek
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

DRESS SILKS!.-Plain, Striped and Plaid
, cd nrrss Silks. just received at
BLOCH 4 RACHMAN'S
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
bridge Notice.

\TOTICE IL h"rri'y ~ Il that th. undersigned will
= a!!ly :" tie Il cu! of lr-rv'sors Of n Dorado
IL 5. ON 'hr - i lly o. No.,". b'r, 1851 or aS
-' :! r?"nt,r - tc ~ l"nr s'a,l b" in session
"a ;lr iransa 'i"n ~ .iith usrs- :ur the renewal
OF ff!'.r u 1rT e rc;i fridge IrruvE ttr WI.
''-- - or C.rL. 81 Ike io"d icAd.ig from Works
Ran l. q " AT Gr,gl.y, il Gtorg"'"wn Township
la ~ tHrin'y. M,KOY 4 CO.
O.tOb.r G4;h, 1877. I%3ldl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

IHE PATENT 0FrIcE.-The Patent Office
OI The United States has received three
thousand applications, and issued fifteen
an.u,hurcdp patents within the last six months.
INC Income ofthe Office for the same time
has bccn over one hundred and sixteen
thousand dollars; and the expenses, in
cc!uiIng some Improvements in the bni!d.
ing, one hundred and eight thousand dol
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

DR.. l.. j. CzRpkRy.--Tn another column Of
In Iapr will he found the advertisement Of H. J.
'HAPkAi. The Doctors tcs cstimom!nl- are Of such II
character a. To justify in commanding him to pub.
IL cons idcra'i"f' rs gentleman and physician, and
one who is in every way qualified for the faithful per
fuT!nAI,Ce Of lis nron,i.rs
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

H The repairs to tho Presbyterian
Charch not having been completed, there
will DO no service there tomorrow.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
United states Of America.


State OF California, County or Ell Dorm.
do, SS.-Justice's Court, Diamond Springs
Townshp.-T People Of the State OF Cei.
ilornia, TO John Borlund, GREETING:
Won are hereby summoned to appear before me,
L at my office In diamond Springs Township Of
the county ot II Dorado, on the Eleventh Day of
January A. D. 1865 At 10 o'clock A. u, 10 snswer
unto the complaint Of G. r. Jackson, now on Ale In
my Office wherein u Ia set forth that You are Iustly
indebted 10 him In the of One Hundred DoIIars.
for Mon,y loaned you by him on the I'd day Of Sep.
tembSr 1871, when Judgment will be taken against
y"u fer the said amount, together with costs and
damages, " You fail TO appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of October. A.
d. l01. CHAs. Y. IRWIN. tI..S1
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township,
Amdavit having been fled before me in said cause
showing TO my satisfaction that said defend ni John
b"rland has departed from this State and that per.
H"hhl service OF summons cannot be had on him IN
said cause. and further appearing that there exists
good canse Of action against him, therefore order
that service uf summons be ninde by publication
thereof In the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, once a week for
three months from this date.
, Given under my hand. at my ofhee In Diamond
Springs. this sth day Of Octobcr, A. n. 1877.
loc'lO 8mJ CHAS. y. IRWIN, J. p.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

- The public are cautioned not to use spu-
ri"u" Patent Medicines, VIII Ii are put up and
sold for the sake cf larger profits. ROBERT
WHITE, at Medical Hall, keeps none but
those procured direct from the proprietors.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
D. S. LORD,

(Lhtc w. .. LOru q OO.,(
"AvING RE- PENED at l04 Clay st., would b.
Il L pleased to see his former customers ut his neV
store, where he offers for sale, AT LOW PRICES,
new and well selected stock OF
Printing Paper;
Manila do;
Hardware do;
Letter. Cap and Dni Paper;
Stationery; Blank Books.
Playing Cards and Printers Goods.
All orders promptly 6lled at the Lowest Rates.
d. g. LORD,
ln4 Clay st., between Battery and Saneome,
(octl7is1ml San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
FOR SALE.
NHE undersigned offers for sale the TOLL BIIDGl
known as
BUSAN'S BRIDGE.

Situated on the Middle Fork of the Costumes River,
with the RANCH adjacent. Said Ranch and Bridge
are located 1t the only practicable crossing Of the
river to or from the AOuthfast part Of the County
Those dcslrOus Of purchasing such property will call
on 3. M. JOHNSON Ia PlGcerville, or the sub.
scriheF on the premises.
EW- WILL SELL CHEAP.
A. M. @. BUsAN.
BusAn's Bridge, July LIST, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

AMERICAN STEAMERS FOR TIE Fast
ISDrEs.---lhe British GovcraNent has
Chartered the American steamer ACitv Of
Washington and Queen of the South, to
transport troops to Fast India. The
lHircS paid for the charter Of these vessels,
1t is said, are nearly equal to the entire
value Of the steamers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Dwelling House for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers his Dwelling House and
this CITY, for sale. There are well Of excellent wa.
ter and q barn on the premises. II Is a desirable
residence, and much pains taken In It's construc-
or to 8. J. X. HANDY, Esq, ofthis city.
JAMES PIERPoNT.
Placerville, Oct 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

--latest Periodicals,
IiGiC, POeticOI
ALSO, A Large Assortmnnt
VARIETIES.
P1rtfoliOs; Inkstands;
Letter Clips and Folders;
Sand and Wafer Boxes;
States and Pencils;
Gold and Steel Pens;
Bill Holders; Parallel Rulers;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon boards;
Chess Boardsund Chcssmen;
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxes;
Percussion Caps;
Quilts; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, ConvcrsN-
tion and Motto Cards;
Black, Blue, CnrminU and In
delible Inks.
Knives; Scissors;
Razors and Razor Strops;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combs; PerfMnery;
Fancy Soaps; Hair Oil, &c.
POETRC.
Shakespeare; Byron;
Scott; Milton; Dante;
Cowpcr; Campbell;
Hemans; Norton;
Sig0urney; HOwett;
Kirk White; Tuppcrand many
HISTORY.
History Of England;
do France;
do United States;
Frost's Pictorial History Of
California;
Gibbons Rome;
Pictorial History ANN Navy;
Annals o. : an Francisco;
Moscheim's Church History. .
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Sanders'. Towns and Web
ster's Spoilers:
Sanders, Towns, MNguifcy's
and Parker h Cos Readers;
Smiths. MOrse's aud Mitchell's
Kirkham's, Bullion's, Smiths,
Browns and Murroys Gram
mars;
Olendorff's French and Ger
man Grammars;
ALSO-vlOLINS, GUITARS
STRUCT
They are confident that theiI
CoN Er.anNfaA0 and avn AnAn,.v,,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24
Pay Your Tnxes.

Fay Your y0Xess
NTOT1CEl IL hereby given that the Asscssmen, Rail
IN for 1897. for Fl Dorado County, Ia now in my
hands. and the Taxes now due and pn yable, and
thnt the laws In regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced.
Y. n. CARSON,
Sheriff and, go c0IctO, Collector.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

DRY Goods
Ever offered In this city.
These goods have been selected with great care by
and the proprI, tor feels assured tha the good repu.
tnton that this popular establishment has heretofore
enjoyed will not he diminished, in the lenst, by the
exhibition Of his present stock Of goods, M they are
all Of fashionable style and superior quality, and are
offered ut the very lowest prices.
Among his present stock may be found
Dress Goods Of Every style!
Such as silks, SatInS and velvets, plain and col
orGd;
Merlnos. De Laines, and Cashmeres;
Lawns, Tissues, and Bareges;
GinRhama and Calicoes In great variety;
Swiss, Book and Jaconct MuSlins.
EmbrOIdcries.
New Styles Of French Elgings and InsertIngs;
Bands, Coarv and Under-Sleeves.
Ribbons and trimmings,
4 Good Assortment.
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Gloves Of every kind.
Hosiery; Silk and Linen lIandEerchiefS, ETC., etc.
Also, u General Assortment Of
HOUHc.EurnIShlDE Goods!
Such Ns sheetngs; DrllIngs; Irish Linens;
Silk, Wooden and Cotton Damasks;
Tapestry; Ingram and brussels Carpets;
DrugRets; Rugs Mats and Maltlng;
Wall Paper and Window Shades;
And all articles usually kept In well-stocked Dry
Goods Stores.
The public In general and the Ladies In particular
are respectfully invited to calf
- g-ORDERs FROM TIE COUNTRY promptly ut
tended to.
JOSEPH SULXRACHAER,
Flreproof Drck, neNt to D0rscy's Block, Main 1t.
PlacPrvillc, August 9Th, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

sTRGCTi0N booHs EVERY "OSiO AND IN
wels
determined liorthO
woEksO nextant ' ~ "' N' "V
California Atlantic and EurOTSn
INV. .
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

hunk JulVcfHhI UAEpttCf OF the
World, 2tO cravings,
Mgmnlrs Of Mary, Queen VI tho
Scois In 2 vols,
, FoN's Book Or Martyrs,
Gathered Treasures,
: History Of Oliver Cromwell, ky
GuISol In 2 vols,
: History Of the Girondlsts, hy Lam.
nrtlnr, IN 3 vols,
Post 'BiMicA History Of the Jews,
bv Raphael, 2 vols,
Complete Analysis of the Bible, by
Nathaniel West, y. D.,
llarvcys lloly Mcditations,
Pilgrims Progress,
Sacred Streams,
Li'c IN California,
Heroes Of the American Rcvolu.
ton
), Manual Of Elementary Geology,
by lyell.
Grcenryr Chemistry,
CGastock's do,
nrSprr,s de-,
Comstock's botany,
t" Philosophy,
1rnhNm's English Synonyms, BY
Reed,
Egypt aud the Holy Lands, Ivy Jno.
l., stevens,
biographical and Historical 81 ctch.
Cs, hy McCnuley,
Iitr NJ NnpnleOn III
, A Yankees Travels through Cubn,
Life and Campaigns of Napoleon,
Litc OF Walter Scott, by McI.cud,
Lamartlncs French Revolution,
Lives ofthc Queens of England,
jackson and New Orleans,
Young Mans hook Of knowledge,
History Of the llcn.Fcvrr,
Life and Ahventurera Of DeckwoPth
The Practical DrAuHhtsmAn,
Model Architect, by Sloan,
= Carpenters Assistant and Rural
Architecture,
Carpenters New Guide, by Sloan,
, Village Architecture,
Cottage Builder.
., Medical Works.
NeAchs American practice,
Or, Duchan'r Family Physician,
Z Churchlll's System Of Midwifery,
y, United States Dlspenaatory,
DnnEtiaon Nn New Remedies.
=. nF. MollechN workp OOmplete,
The Family Dentist, By Warner,
Physiology Of Woman and her Dls.
sAaea,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-24

10 M0SccaSOHaGOOnS ORO
IT oil Varieties, consisting in par,
Smiths, Adams, Emncrsnn'S,
Grtrnlrai"S aud Davies
AriihMetics;
Biographies aud Aliases;
Montcilhs Youths Mau,iul If
Geography;
Webstrr's. Walkers and John.
ston's Dictionaries, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spiritual Works of \ J Davis;
Fowler 4 Wells and Combrs'
Phrcnologics;
Family and Pocket Bibles;
TcStamcnts;
Prayer and Hymn Books:
: Masonic and Odd Fcllows'
Manuals, &c.. &c.
: And many other works. too
numerous to mention.
kane'R Arctic Expedition,
Coolry's Encyclopedia of Suv" Re.
celpts,
Gillcspit'R Land Surveying,
PrCsc0lts Conquest of Perm, . vols
Biographical aud Crit.
cal MlscellanicS,
AlliSOn's History VI Europe, from
lIS0 tn 1919, 1 vols,
Theirs History Of the French Rev.
Olutlon, ! vols,
Private Correspondence Of Henry
: Clay, by Cotton,
Storms Works
The Moderm lLrltlSh EssAylSt,-Al
llsOn,
APpistOH'S Dictionary OF McchAn.
les In 3 vols,
Miscellaneous Works Of Sir James
.FI Macintosh,
- Dictionary Ot Arta and Sciences,
Riake's DlogrNphNl Dictionary,
Prose and Poetry of Europe and
America, by n. r. willis and q.
J.. Morris,
. Cyc'opedla OF American Literature
in9 vols,
Memorial ofhIs Times, by Henry
> Cockburn,
FlrSI Impression of Enylanl and
= Its People, by Hugh Miller,
; BOTANY, by Mrs, Lincoln,
4 Travels on the Western slope of
|, tho Observation-Disclosures" ~,
!, Dicks Works. . vols,
Chatham, Burke, ErAkinc and Mac
intosh, I vol,
= The Museum o. Remarkable aud
Interesting Events,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-28

THE New CHINESE SUGAR CASE.-Wc are
afraid this plant has acquired 700 sudden
popularity. Thousands of people viii next
spring Try experiments with II, and though
most of them vii, he able T. reap the fruit
OF their iaborS, as far 1T least as regarI-
raising the cane, Yet many VII. undoubtedly
fail TO appr,c- ate al that has been said ~ its
favor rs far north as this it win unioubt-
edly prove very valuable FORAGE plant !;
but, except in favored localities. It viii
hardly perfect lis seed i'll this latitude Our
experience fully coTTOboratrs that of othe :
a. regards tIIe avility with which al! animals
dcvour the stalks, and It is undoubtedly su-
pcrior 10 corn in this respect. As to its SUI
gar producing qualities. it will be for some
time 4 matter OF uncertainty how far its Gull
tivatiUn would remunerate the northern far
mer. The cane when young Is very similar
10 the fortutous growth of grass common in
most fields, and on this account care should
be taken to plant the seed in clean land, 70
avcid trouble in cUitivatinE. With our IL
mitcd experience of one year, we endorse
lis merits N many respects. with the caution
to avoid inInIa Gn its accOuut.-UgrYhy
Il, Lyons, >j..tcgc, e. ~. "a Cou!.ty G,H-
flsylN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-28
Cloth for HOt-fSedS.

MEssRs. EDIroEs-Wi!I you inform me
how TO prepare cloth for forcing beds: |
have read it somewhere, but canno. find it
now. | am of the opinion it Is better than
glass. Is it 50: Please answer soon and
oblise a friend. NJ, FreHoHiJ, ". 7.
In answer to the above we give the fol-
lowing from the Germantown telegraph, for
which paper 1t was furnished by VIM. Saun-
ders, an experienced horticUlturist OF that
pIace.-CouHtry Gent.
Your correspondent is informed that strong
brown paper, painted with two or three coats
of boiled linsecd oil, has been used for cover
Ing frames. y more durable article * pre-
pared as follows: To six pints liaseed oil,
add two ounces sugar Of lead and a quarter
pound Of white rOSjn. These must be tho
roughly mixed while hot, and applied al
once. Procure strong calico and tack il over
the sash; net work of wire IS sometimes
employed to help support the cloth. Sash
es OF this END are frequently useful for Ir0
lection of tender and choi'e plants, either
from searching suns or da-hing rains, as a
medium of shade and shelter, bat they can
not be termed glass substitutes, and no hot
bed or greenhouse pants can be cultivated
To any useful purpose under such opac ty-
Glass is at once the best and cheapest cover
ing for plant habitations, and Is it IS pen
tiful article, there seems no reason Why a
substitute is required.
Every gardener knows the importance o
ligt 10 plants, and they also know that plants
viii not thrive unless they receive is direct
influence, by being placed near, CT AT no
great distance from the glass; ht"ce the
best glass should he always Us-,!, Is the ian
puritjes in the finest crystal exclude about
onc-furiieth Of the suns rays, and although
light will pass throI-h hundreds Of miles of
air. it is excIui-d by the tiIousaHtth part Of
an inch in thickness OF lampb.ack.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-28
Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors
Patent improved process for making
AL Kind. as Liquors and Vinegar.
INSTANTLY. by the use cf
IACnI rs ESSENTIAL OILS

rFSr OIL. ar. obtained * Oscillation at the Cherui-
cal Laboratory, Parish OF Jefferson OF rigrre Ia
Chemical Mans laton-, Icogr on the Manufacture Of
PrrelaSers are particularly requested to return the
and obtain their money il the OIL does not give
L,CoURs OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit
superior imitation Of Imported BrHnly, viz: Oard.
S,zrra- Marett Cocnac. Poultney. cI-ietf-. United
y.cvsrI Prn,riesr. Cl@tiI;on and London Dock Bran
.-s These liquors will have a ulI tTIiiy flavor and
ia-.f.I .u,rLiiua. rol,r common E.-tlfsi WHISKY
wall be- changed by TIE OF III. Oh 81 -uac {" New
YORK Br-udy- Pine Apple Brandy, Common CosH";
LsGIi;I!'s OIL OF RYE change E.c:;lirG WHISKY to
MoloiI-aiei Rye Whisky, Oh virginia Mali Whi-t-y,
on GF crDI;sT larre. common Rag,.fel whisky
Oh Irish MIlt WHISKY and superior article Of
on. OF PEACH changes common WH;-'s7 90 virginia
Peach Brandy, sc. OI q Peach AMI Oh &C.! C0Eg4c w.H
convert Common whisky I" ArT'- ii,aHtv-
oil or GIN converts fi- poor - Whisky 20 Holland
Gin. >hrilaH Se4aagF'-, Re- G5-- swan On English
LA5O,-E's CONCENTRATED ACID VII in five hours
after h-i; mixed change five gallons Of good N.as.r
AMI twenty-five gallons u water 20 thirty gallons 81 ths
most acid Vinegar f. bee found Do tie market 49,
-i- u-s Of 7rHurs Concentrated A..l vinegar can he
made dollar and -lv'. cents PR barrel.
FOR MAKING LIyguG>. LaroIr- Oh require
IFsP'Fi "-"is pour gre 81. mt" nc Ni'~ y AID shake
ae., ThH liquor, thg- made vii have fine natural
aroma. lEi Ti-a- oily t4-t= beautiful tr"r-rei
color and a= bead LIr'ars oils exert frce Il-'tg.
properties IN converting common wa-..y 70 brandy.
* r. 1r- property combines with aud Subsidies
81. a., -rl uf uHr-'aut particle the whole of - gram
oil Arrvr:r Alcohol The Wl-,.y t'.as deprived uf
that peculiar irritating am burning taste a-i becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists 90 oily
gign.l- Impaired - liquor ii... renders
IL mellow. and i'-rarf- appearance - -T--, tae
tlg. property is exhibited l.. Gee rich yunu Hatfy oder
that .5VaItej To- the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
Th-,. '- are pEt up iu quart L.-h- ear' fa-S con
aiu- sufficient 1 .r l..ig three hundred gallons OF e..
q-0r. Poland -pirreral. i-,c ts- accompany d..
bottles Price - .tr bottle
pr sale NJ ui- corner 81 ST Charles and oyir -
streets
or bottle Of ;e.. ri. Gse IN number, VIII he secure
" packed AMI Slipped, will hI oi '11''.- % any part
Of tLe country. urp the receipt ~ SO ta address
70! T. IAtuJE, Nv Orleans.
PuTcha-s-- are requested a. q guarantee Of god
faith irrE.i-l. r. u: house .i $-w Or
I-al.= AID SILL slip them package OF tlie OIL Il
they do perform ali -''It : claimed sor them, they
viii cost o''iG-- JaAi'