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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1857-12-24
A Word TO Mothers.

r.e Young are The most frequent sufferers
20, external injuries, and therefore every
,lter should have this healing preparation
nsianily at hand. il is an absolute spe-
- tor sore breasis, and quickly removes
e enerusted sores which sometimes dishg-
re ihe heads and fares of children.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1857-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, T
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
California Digest.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUBLISH,
II Immediately ON the adjournment Of the proach-
Ing Legis ature, complete Ligest of the Laws Of
California.
The work will embrace Ill the laws Of a general,
and Of special character in force at the date
Of It's publication, including IN, ~ VI the session OF
1851. WI ais0 contain cupious notes 0! the decl
siOns of Supreme Court, constituting the statues
and Constitution Of the State. number OF state
papers, OF general political and legal character,
will also be Incorporated for convenience 0I reier-
ence
The plan Of the work combines those Of the most
approved Digests Of other States.
The laws ~ printed In II will be carefully and cr
caIly compared with the original rolls, and will be
certified as 70 be evidence in all the Courts the
State. II will contain copious notes, and an
extensive index, all alphabetically arranged. Refer
ence 70 repealed sections and acts will be made in all
caaes. Many FORMS will be embraced In It for the
convenience OF Justices Of the Peace.
The work will be printed in single volume ofsome
ten or twelve hundred pages, and as 10 mechanical
execution, will be In the best style OF law works.
The many and important errors which exist in all
our printed volumes, and the confused and cOmplica
ted co"dition Of laws, induced the undersigned,
some years since, TO undertake the task presenting
work which should unite in portable correct and
iutclgble FORM all that Il ary to be known Of
the statutory provisions Of the State either for the
uses Of the professional man or private citzen and
the position which he has occupied In the Office Of
Secretary Of State for the last five wears. has made 1t
necessary to amIliariEe himself with the laws cf the
etate and afforded peculiar opportunities for detect
ing existing errors and pain" will be spared to rem
der the work entirely correct aud complete.
The work has been examined and approved by two
successive Legislatures, and many of the most dlsn-
guIshcd members Of the Bar and Bench, and will be
amply certified and recommended.
lhe pFlce will be $40 per copy Persons wishing to
subscrbe for will forward their names and address
to the at the Office Of Secretary Of State,
leave them at the bookstores Of Messrs. J. j. Lee.
count. San Francisco; Charles Bnney, j. Bthell, or
Griggs Co., Sacramento; A. Randall and q. 4 y.
Amy, Marysvillc; or at the principal BoOkstOres in
other parts Of the State. VA. H. II. WOOD.
Sacramento, Dec. 10, 1855. no 42-tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

TTNFEsE OILS are obtained by DIstlation, at the
Il Chemical Laboratory, Parish OF Jefferson, OF
PIERRE LACOCR, author of "LacOurs Chemical
Analysis, ""Lacour's Chemical ManipulatIOns," ""La-
cour on the Manufacture % Liquors" )" &c.-
Purchasers are particularly requested TO return
the TASKS and obtain their money, the Oil does not
give perfect satisfaction
LACOUR'S OIL OF COGN.C converts neutral
spirit to superior imitation OF Imported Brandcs
viz: 0tard, Sa8erac, Marett COgnac, Poultney, Seg.
nette, United Vineyard Proprietors, Caston and
London Dock BraDdes. These liquors will have n
Common rectAed whiskey will be changed BY the use
Of the OIL Of CoEnac, to New York Brandy, Pine An.
pie Brandy, Common COgnac Brandy, &c.
LACOUR's OIL OF RYE changes RectIned whis.
key To Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt
Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey, &c.
OIL or c EDRA changes common Rectiaed
Whiskey 70 old Irish Malt WhiSkey, and a superior
article Of Scotch Whiskey.
OIL or PEACH changes common Whskcy 10 VIr.
Elnia Peach Brandy, &c. Oil Of Peach and OIL Of
Cognac will convert common WhiSkey to Apple
Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest whiskey to IIol
land Gin. Scheidam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
English Gin, &c.
LACOURs CONCENTRATED ACID will, In FIVE
minutes after being mixed. change five gallons Of
good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons Of water 10
thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar that can be
found In the market Dy the use Of Lacours Con.
centrated Acid, Vinegar can be made for one dollar
and sixty cents per barrel
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Lacour's Oils require no
prcparalon-Only pour the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The liquors thus made will have fine
natural aroma, full, rich, oily taste; a beautiful
transparent color and hne be. d. LacOur's Oils ex.
ert three distinct properties in converting common
Whlskey to ID andy, Gln &c. The first property COM
blnes with land subsidies In the form Of ncuent par
tlces) the whole Of the grain oil (Amylic ALCOHOL =
the whiskey II thus deprived Of that peculiar rrita
ting and burning taste and becomes neutral spirit;
the second property consists in oily mucIlaginous
taste Impaired to the liquor, which renders mellow
and lmparts an appearance Of age; the third prop
erty Is exhibited In the rich vnous nutty odor that
Is impaired to the liquor, which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up in quart TASKS; each flask
contains sufficient oil for making three hundred gai.
Ions Of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
accompany the bottles. Price, f2 per bottle.
For sale ut the cornor Of st. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils, Ave In number will be &c.
curely packed and shipped with bill OF adIng TO any
part Of the country, upon the receipt Of &O to the
address Of p. LACOUR,
New Orleans, In.
~ Purchasers are requested, as q guarantee Of
good faith, to furnish Us the name Of any house In
New Orleans and we will ship them package Of the
Oils. II they do not perform all that Is claimed for
them, they will cost nothing. 1913 1y1
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
ChI1aAeoa s.sl Its vsssssrs.
BY =. L. BULwER.

Once on time, when sunny May
Was kissing up the April showers,
! saw fair childhood hard atplay
Before bank Of blushing flowers.
lfappy-ho knew not whence or how;
And Smiling-who could choose butloVc him!
For not more glad than childhoOd's brow
Was the gay heaven that laughed above him.
Old Time came hobbling in his wrath,
And that green valleys calm invaded;
The brooks grew dry beneath his path,
The birds were mute, the lilies faded;
A Grecian tomb stood full in sight,
And that old Time began to batter,
But Childhood watched his paper kite,
Nor needed he, one whit, the matter.
With curling lip and eye askance,
Guilt gazcd upon the scene minute,
Hut ChiIdhoOd's archly simple glance
Had such holy spell within il,
That the dark demon TO the air
Again spread forth its bafflcd pinion,
And bid his envy and despair,
SclEtortured, in his Own dominion.
Then stepped gloomy phantom ur, ttcr,
Pale, cypress crowned, nights woful dauSh-
And proffcrcd him fearful cup,
Full TO the brim Of bitter water;
Says Childhood: MADAM, what's your namc:"
And when the bcIdamc uttered Sorrow"
Then cried, "Don't interrupt my game,
Iprithee call again tomorrow.
The muse Of Pindus thither came,
And wOocd him with the softest numbers
That ever scattered wealth and fame
Upon youthful poets slumbers.
Though sweet the Tyre and sweet the lay,
To ChildhOsd II was oil . riddle;
"GOOd grnciOvS!" cried he, "send away
That noisy woman with fiddle!"
Then wisdom stole his bat and ball,
And taught him with most sage cndcavOr,
Why bubbles rise and acorns fall,
And Why no joy may last forever;
She talked Of alI the wOndrous laws
Which Natures opcn bOOk disClOses;
But Childhood, when be made pause,
Was fast asleep h'..png the roses.
Sleep on, sleep on n.-Pale manhOOd's dreams
Are eli Of earthly pain OF pleasure;
or glOVy'S tolls, smbiIiOn'S schemes,
OF cherished love OF boarded treasure;
But to the couch where Childhood lies
A pure unmhngled glance is given,
Lit up by rays from Seraph's eyes,
And glinpseS Of remembered heaven!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Cured at IIOIne!

DIR. BAKER Is daily treating patients At q
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never seen, and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
age, symptoms, occupation, &C., promptly attended
70, and medicine, securely sealed from observation
sent 20 any part OF the State.
g PatIents at . distance, are treated on the fol
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the hrst prescription
A6y8 ~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Notice to Smokers.


WYE have added to our Book and Stationery
w business u complete assortment Of gem
uine
Havana Cigars and Chewing and Smok-
Ing TODaccOI
Which we keep for sale at our old and well.
known stand, on the Plaza.
Among great many different grade Of Ha-
vsna Cigars, VIC have the following more cele-
brated brands:
La Iptimidad. Flor Fama;
Flor Henry Clay; Higuera;
Flor TabAccOs; Barenna:
Turca; Flor Inespernda, &c
All Of which are guaranteed to be genuine. and
will be sold at the lowest prices.
We have also q good supply Of the BEST
NATURAL LEAF and HONEY DEW CHEW.
ING TOBACCO, ever offered in this city. AL.
30, a small lot Of pure and genuine Merchaum
Pipes and Turkish Tobacco.
lfyou wish to enjoy the excellent favor of
real genuine Havana, call on
DAVIS 4 ROY,
laugl6l On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

M1Grp.-Three small boys went into an
apOthecary's store q few days since, when
the youngest urchin cried out:
A cents worth Of rock candy!"
"Don't sell q cents worth" was the
reply,
The boys adjourned outside, held con.
sultation and then entered again oil smi.
ling.
Do you sell three cents worth ?"
Yes, I'll sell three cents worth"
" We'll, we don't want any, was the
quick response, as the boys left the store.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
DIR. M. BAKER.
06fce on Main At., Je,o DoOrs 0bore Wells, Fargo
d Co.'S EEpress Office,
PLAC K WILLIE

WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA.
w ncnt cure In the following cases: SYPHILIS,
GoNARRHGA, STRUCTURE, Affection Of the PROSTATE
Weakness, Pain In the Lons, Affections Of the Kid.
neys and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit, which, II not cured produce cOnstitl.
tiOnal debility, and finally destroy both mind and
body, and which annually sweeping thousands 10
untlmely graves.
DIR. BAKER has. for n number Of years, de.
voted his study principally to the treatment Of
diseases, and therefore possesses thorough expert.
ence In this particular branch and s better qualified
to treat, and has cured cases Of private disease
than any other Physician In the Mountains.
All persons suffering under protracted cases, ag.
gravated or unsuccessfuy treated by inexperienced
or pretending those laborIng under the
destructive effects Of mercury Quack nostrumS and
oil who suspect that disease Ia lurking In their system
may consult Dr. BAKER with confidence, and the as.
surance OF speedy and permanent cure.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
ID. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!

ID. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!
WTILL always keep on hand a general as
w sortment Of the choicest Wines and
Liquors, among which mOy be found the fol-
lowing:
BRANDIES.
1000 gallons Domestic Brandy;
1000 gallons Cognac de Croix;
Champagne Brandy;
0tard Dubois; Mainet Co.'S, dark and pale;
Pony Brandy; Kmme, In boxes;
Cherry Brandy; also, WOlfe's Scheidam Schnapps
wHIsKEY.
Old Monongahela; Old Bourbon;
Old Scotch and Old Irish WhiSkey.
Jamaica; New England; and 81. Croix Rum.
ON.
Pure Holland and Club House Gin.
WINES.
John Durand's Haut Sauterne;
st. Julien Medoc; Old Sherry;
Turner'S Ginger Wine, and Champagne Cider.
Raspberry; CONNIE; Lemon
And Orgeat Syrups.
cORDIALs.
Boxers Stomach Bltters; Stoughton's BitterC
Hostetters BItters; Absynthe;
Essence Peppermint, ETC.,
Also, Brandy Peaches, in glass, gal and hf gallons.
For sale by D. .NEWBAUER,
Sept6 20
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Valuable Property
FOR s ALE

HE undersigned offers Tor sale the large
i and we'll known Two.Story BRICK BULL
DING, on the corner Of Main and Coloma
streets. It 10 one Of the largest and most val
liable buildings in Placervlle, and 10 pleasant
ly and conveniently located in the business part
Of the city. 1t has front of 40 feet on Main
The " Haidee Saloon" doing profitable busi-
ness, is on the first floor. and there is large
store room in addition. II lis good chance for
. safe and profitable investment.
will sell the above property on the most
reasonable terms. Persons wishing TO pur.
chase are invited 10 examine the building.
G. D. BONESTEL.
Placerville, March 2lst, 1887.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Hard Times at the BaY

THE subscriber having taken advantage of
L the pressure in the San Francisco money
market, and purchased heavy stock Of Ii.
QUORS, CIGARS, PLAYING CARDS, etc.,
at New York prices, CON sell such goods lower
sons wanting such goods, are invited to call
and see for themselves.
~ A full catalogue will be found IN the next
issue Of this paper. D. NEWBAUER.
Plaeerville, Jan. 2Ath, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Chewing TObaCcOs.
THE most complete assortment ever offered
l. for sale in the mountains, consisting in
part Of the following brands
MAY FLOWER; CRYSTAL PALACE;
FOUR ACE: SIN FACTORY;
BOOTH AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CRCMPTON'S TIN FOIL; APRICOT:
PRIDE or TIE UNION: BARNEY WILLIAMS;
- PEACH LEAF; PERFECT LOVE;
GAME COCK; JEWEL OF 0PIIIR,
KNOW NOTHING; GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QUEEN; THOMAS TWIST, &c. &c.
LUSCIOUS LUXURY;
FISI CIT.
JOHN ANDERSON's SOLACE;
G00DMIN,S YELL0M RANK;
MRS. MILLER'S GRAPE BRAND;
GO0DWIN'S In pound and half. f.pound cans;
MRS. MILLERS do do
For sale by ID. NEWBACER.
Sept6 26
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Il ReGl TrGOcdy.-Thc history of Swc.
den records q very extraordinary incident
which took place at the represents ation Of
the mystery Of the passion, under King
John II, in 1913. The actor who perform.
cd the part of Longinus, the soldier who
was to pierce Christ on the Cross in the
side, was so transported with the spirit Of
his action that he really killed the man who
peSOnatcd our Lord; who, falling sudden.
y and with great violence, overthrew the
actress who represented the Holy Mother.
King John, who was present at this spec
tacle. was 30 enrsged against Longinus,
that ne lCaped on the stage and struck off
his head. The spectators, who had been
delighted with the too violent actor. be.
came infuriated against their king. fell
upon him in a thrOng, and killed him.
CUviOsitics Of HistOry.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Selling OFF! Selling OF!
RARE CHANCE For

RARE CHANCE FOR
BARGAINS
TINE UNDERSIGNED having removed the
Il goods from, the Post 0il!ac Variety Store
to his FireprOof Store, on Main street, between
L. l. A. Scligman and Lee, Harmon 4 Co., Of
fcrs fUrsalc at reduced prices, to close the bu-
sincss, the following goods
Books Of every description; Stationery; Cut
lcry;
Musical Instruments, large variety;
Perfumery; Port Monaies; Inks, all colors;
Inkstands, great variety, States; Pencils;
Sand Boxes; Rulers; Pens, Envclops;
Letter. Note, Bill and FOolscap Paper;
Wall Paper; = large assortment Of Baskets;
and many other articles too numerous to men
ton.
of good quality, on hand, am offering them at
lower rates than any house in Placerville.
d. NEWBAUER.
Placerville, February 7. 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

"A loafer was put in the lock k-up at Ban
gor, Maine, one night, and before MORN
ing the rats gnswed holes through his
bootB and the crown Of his hal, but show
ed no taste for his high seasoned beef.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
NOTTCE
To Liquor Dealers and Merchant,

To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE OILS me-
N ceasary for Making and Havoring every vare
~ Of Liquor, and package Of the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to Liquors, (con-
vertIng 20 gallons Of Whiskey to 100 gallons,) and
every article necessary IN commence LIQUOR
STORE, will be furnished for $50 Also, all the In
formation necessary to- conduct such an establish
Inent thus enabling the new beginner TO successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lnconr's CONCENTRATED ACID for making
VINEGAR, Is put up in 2 gallon packages at - per
parkage-n good shipping order. IS ly]
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Smoking TObaCCOs.
TURKISH. WITH AND WITHOUT SCENT;
PURE EIIAHANA;----
GOODWIN BROTHERS.;
WATS0N'S; CANISTER;
PEERLESS; SCARFALATI;
FRENCH; CALIFORNIA FRUIT, &c, &C.,
For sale by ID. .NEWBAUER.
scpt6 26
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

---snuMS, A Fine AssOrtMonG,
INCLUDING eli Of the choicest and nsa psSulas
IL brands
MACABOY: -
FRENCH RAPPEE;
SCOTCH;
SCOTCH HONEY DEW IN BLADDERS;
For sale b. d. NEWRAUE2s
sepG 90
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
ALWAYS ON HAND

ALLY "A a - YIN Al 1ANO
AT The
Placerville Drug store.
HN0wNSEND'S Sarsaparilla ------
i Bulls sarsaparilla
Myers sarsaparilla;
Corbett's sarsaparilla;
Turner's sarsaparilla;
Sands sarsaparilla
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Graefenburgh Medicines
MOrse's Invigorating Cordial;
Wcbber's Invigorating cordial;
Railways Ready Relief, ETC., ETC.,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
may "a If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

100000 5000 SS . casio.id.i; csSaS CIGARS
10000 Henry Clay;
$4,000 Flor de Cabanna;
10000 Union Jack;
$4,000 Flor de Tabaccos;
10000 Jenny Lind;
10000 El Dorado;
$4,000 Mercuro; %.
10000 Higuera:
10000 Ndelidad, &C., &C., for sale BY
tsept61 D. NEWBAUER.
100, 900 HaX4S@ of v.1ioa. SaSAH' S1.Ss:,
$1,000 Flor de Habana;
5000 Ngaros, pressed;
5000 Triumfo de Bailen;
10000 Rosalia;
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 Emperatriz Eugenia;
5000 SilGda;
5000 PermanentO;
5000 Turco, c0nchas;
1000 Maury MuroS;
10000 Fl SeHillianO;
5000 Queen Of Antilles;
5000 La Patria, &C.. &c., fae seIs BY
(Sept6l D. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Dr.. Kdne's Dog. The Arctic dog brought
home by DR.. Kane, has strayed away off
in Allegheny. lie has become the prop
crty Of James Macarthur, timber dealer in
Oramel. The recently intense cold weather
has kept this large, black, shaggy animal
in high spirits. When they take him in
to the forest among the timber -hcwers,
where he can do no harm, and remove his
muzzlc, he cuts all sorts of pranks, seek
ing the deepest drifts, and actually bury
ing himself for delight; you can sec the
dry, light snow move, but no semblancc
Of a dog, till on sudden out ne pops, Civ
ing his hairy fleece tremendous shake,
and away he runs for another dive. Mr..
Macarthur calls him /" Eskimo" (Esoui.
maux, ,)not very smooth name, but char.
Nctcristic. olook "Esk" fair in the face.
you see almost likeness of black bear.
though his eyes are rather languid. His
long, soft, and shaggy covering il nearly
equal in bulk to his body. When left to
run at large in the village, he wears muz-
2lc to prevent his destroying the pigs and
ehickens.-NeWGrEA Adrertiser.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
The UseTnl and the Beautiful,

The tomb Of Noses is unknown but
the traveller Slakcs his thirst at the well
Of Jacob. Tho gorgeous palace Of the
wiscSt and the wealthiest Of monarchs,
with the cedar, tho gold and ivory, and
even that great temple Of Jerusalem, hal
lowed by tho visible glory Of the Deity
himself, are gone; but Solomon's reser-
vOirs are e. perfect as ever. Of the an
cicnt architecture Of the Holy City, not
one stone Ia left upon another; but the
pool Of Bethsaida commands the pilgrims 3
reverence to the present day. The col.
umns Of PersepoliS arc mouldering into
dust, but its cistcrns and aqucducts re-
main to challenge our admiration. The
golden house OF Nero is mass of ruins,
but Aqua Claudia still pours into Rome
its limpid stream. The Temple fthc Sun
at Tadinor, in the wilderness, has fallen,
but its fountain sparkles as freshly in the
yays as when thousands Of worshippers
throngcd its lofty colonadcs. It may be
London will share the fate Of Babylon, and
nothing will be left to mark its site save
mounds Of cruInbling brick.work The
Thames will continue to flow as it docs
NOw.- And il any work Of art should still
rise over the deep ocean Of time, we may
well believe that it will be neither pal
ace nor temple, but some vast aqucduct
or reservoir and il any name should still
fash through the mist ofantiquity, it will
probably be that Of the man who, in his
day, sought the happiness of his fellow
men rather than their glory, and linked
his memory to some great work of national
utility and benevOlencc. This is the true
glory which outlives all others, and will
shine with undying lustrc from genera.
tiOn to generation, imparting to works
something Of its own immortality, and, in
some degree, rescuing them from the ruin
which overtakes the ordinary monuments
Of historical tradition or mere magnifi-
cence.-Edin6WrOh Rerie~.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

THNhcrc IL no use Im trying tO enumeratc,
II as the great variety now have in store
would leave no space for others in our city
papers. GEO. +. JONES.
At No. 3.
2l If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

QUIT USING POISONOUS Liquors.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Much cheaper than yon have been buying of
others,
At No. o.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

A GARD. IAe .SA...l9s1, AsvIes Sssn IN.
"A der The tRsAtgsne e DE-. l. !. Csaekay, 0IeAo
unsolicited, EEL eallsa spsa y gvs pakesy 70 tke
efncacy Of hs trsaAment. Aopang tA6t ~ deing 90
may Be instrumental n pesvenilagi OahssS iFom the
fearful suffering and misery WhlcA experienced and
which % often result nom the peTnicous practices Of
pretenders Ny disease has bOsn that o9 physical
and mental debility, which follows in consequence Of
indlscretons In youth. The agonIes which iendured
are, perhaps, unnecessary for me to detail they are
known 70 those who have experienced them. Suf1ce
Il to say, that having called the services Of Dr. L. j.
CEapkay into requisition, all the expectations which
! may have formed Of him were more than realised.
would therefore recommend Dr.. Csapkay 10 all who
may find themselves afflicted with that dreadful NAL.
ady, my object In 90 doing being sympathy for suffer.
ing humanity, and . heartfelt desire Of relieving
Them D. HADAHLEE, Printer,
State Of California, City and County Of San Fran
cisco. Son this 8ist day Of July, A. D. 1885, before
me, WIN. G. Jevett, Notary Public, personally ap-
pcared D. j. Dahlee, known TO me, who, being duly
sworn, did depose and say, that the contents OF the
card herewith slRneaby him are true.
In witness whereof have heFeunto set my hand,
and anixed my oGiciAl seal. the day and year FIRST
above written. WM,t G. JEWETT,
iG Notary Public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-03
S NJ y g Z S ,

.. w y S,
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS. AND DEALE IN
BOURBON. RYE, MoNoNGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
WHISKY,
WATER EVANSVILLE.
TETH subscriber receiving and opening at his
stand, of the largest and best assorted stocks of
Wines Liquors aud Cigars brought this market
friends the trade generally is
lcited the stock which Will be sold favorable terms
at figures house the Vest comprising
par-Cognac Brandies brands Pale and Dark
Pnct. Maglory and otard, Dupuy Co., with numerous
lot 0 other brands.
WtNES.-Fine old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
Heidc Wine quarts and pnt, together with general
of old Bourbon Rye, sahela and Rectfed
Whisky. Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum.
Cherry and Peach Brandies Cordias Curaco and Swiss
d Absinthe.
Also choice article of Ohio CaaWba, and Boston
So Btters.
B.-AIways hand large and well selected stock
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars Sardnes an {
Pittsburgh Ale. sepl5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-03
NEW ARRANGEVEENT.

order that be able to devote my time par
M larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part Of our
business have disposed of ipterestiu hetro
Gerry house to ur. MATTHEW DALZELL. who viii con
tnue at the old stand under the style of ORR DAzELL
complete asor ment Of everything in the Grocery
me- would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks to the paying
patronage extended to many years peculy
them to continue their favOrs tothe would
70 the very slow not at all gentlemen that they
not ask credit at this house. SAMUEL ORR.
Mar n 1. 1875.