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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-04-11

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I'D, rarcffii ~ Wafhi. sirn " enable h..a o. le
10 --tci tr pct n sh'ca Mr. u. etIeeifi Oh if
red aincd.
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th. ara-is u, iis ui tia iy Nh.r ani hHef.-
q. make ra flsi nsv o. h.. defense s-l.asi the
o.. n.ore dreadful .uaek u,is urot h'l tf ths
o. s.isnt of ms lHci sfa'e.. uha ascl hH' 70
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81 inlri-eouiI q rf1 o. Al r,rre.
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ir., ru.ilons 90 orcsrs q tie casie.ls taat ,l
e. o.. vare. sr f .rrhisl..e ulich sisii o. Co. ihs
fai Ha sore. 90 .tri rsfrioHfrl on iae trri daf
q Ny nsri. uh,tsr nov in bani ,l toni,i auy
Co., prior to Oh. ilie. viii 70 subject 90 euiry O.
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pr saus n tht bet u luang ihr 'utes EEL .Hi-
isss. Sc. arrf we'd ru the "a iu-i. o. Oh oii'ef
laf. clan &C. o., are sd bsen imparisi AFTER
iil. iay. tai rif -.ois va-es. 70 merchsni.s'
...u boz banl o hcranrr touioi 81 eaior,a fr
ump'iou .ar io the frt Il Jolly. uii te lA-
i.s 10 the o. cot % ths rate y iuiy imIose'i
ly fls iarid a.t of ihe aiih q lanuaiy, 1886
C.Nrrssrlv 90 f.-rs .FrlHs There H a.
fi ess.ou that the eno uucrts q Tie Iosiinasiers
r CIR large tiles rss aiuug f..m tie hire % h. sca
.l Otherwise ore enormous. Ih.s q a ui-i.Ae.
ra. lmm.... ans q postmaster. are limited l' aa
o. 900. aHi ,he reecpis flou boxes Co bc re-
iiin,d by p 'tuas'crs arr lkcuisc limiicl o. s-.-
ull 20 that 'our nossaaf dollar. j. the maximum
ann' 81 .ait-y br tle ro,imas,crs of the most ia-
cr.. sc Oh e.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-04-11

Union majority this year, Avs
:" last year, 2s1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Points Of n Good Horse.

The New York Spirit of the Times gives
the following directions for examining the
condition Of a horse:
In purchasing a good horse, sight, wind,
feet and limbs must be the uppermost OBJ
iects of inquiry; for nine horses out of ten
are defective in one of these particulars.
First, then, examine his eyes. and do this
before he comes out Of the stable; see that
they are perfectly clear and transparent,
and that the pupils or apples Of the eye are
exactly alike in size and color. Next ex-
anime his pipes; if good and sound, on be-
ing nipped in the gullet, he will utter a
sound like that from bellows; but if his
lungs are touched, and he is broken winded,
he will give vent to dry, husky short
cough look to his limbs also. and in passing
your hand down his legs, if you find any
unnatural protuberance, or puiliness, or Il
feeling one leg then the other, you discover
any difference between them, disease is
more or less is present; he may not be
lame, but he is not clean upon his legs. II
hs j. broad and full ~ bsswseFh J tbs eyes 81 b
sense, and capable Of being trained to al,
most anything. If you want gentle horse,
get one with more or less white upon him
many suppose that the parti- colored horses
belonging TO circuSe., shows, &c, are select
cd for their oddity; but it is on account OF
their doci,ity and gentleness; in fact, the
more kindly you treat horses, the better you
will be treated by them in return.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

Farmers, gardeners, and others who have
. taste for the "sweets Of life" may now
have an opportunity of growing their own
sugar." from the Chinese Sugar-Cane.
Will it do we'll in the North? Why not?
1t is grown in precisely the same climate
and manner as the common Indian corn, and
it requires precisely the same treatment.
But will it produce as much sugar, and Of as
good quality, in the North as in the South
Is our soil and climate adapted to it? Yes.
Its successful culture in China and Japan,
in precisely our latitude and climate, settles
this point No finer sugar comes from sun
nv Cuba, or away down in Alabama" than
from the tall naples in Vermont or Canada.
Northern bees extract as much and as
good honey from Northern flowers as can be
produced from Southern flowers. Northern
pears and apples contain as much saccha-
rine matter as do Southern pears and apples.
In short, there is no good reason Why every
family may not grow their own sugar just
as surely and economically as they now
grow their own corn and potatoes. Our
government have paid literally for seed, and
have experimental sufficiently to test the
question, and it is now left to private enter
prise to carry out the work. Southern plan
tiers who supply US with seed, assure us that
the Chinese Sugar Cane will thrive wherever
Indian corn will grow.-Life Illus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
AarirnItnr al .
Why Don't h Do It!

When farmer knows that a gate is bet
ter. and as q time and labor-saying fixture
cheaper than q set Of bars and posts, and
without calling on q carpenter be can him.
self make one, why don't he do it:
When he has no other fastenings to his
gates and barn doors than stone rolled
against them, and in q single evening alter
supper is able to make q better one, why
don't he do it.
When he sees the boards dropping lron
his barn and out-buildings, and IKE ntap'
of rubbish lying piled about the p.shiis,
and need only mailing on again. WHY 0A
he do it? r;1s and
II he is afraid of the expense ei var,
is always crying up the maxim OF ~. A. .@ m;i,
in "to save the pence ana me Pou"ua ~ =.
tax. care of themselves, and ne knows iha'
En- ..me DIR. Franklin, also said that many
IN are penny.wise and pound-fooi'sh,
81 he is not careful to think OF the precep,
contained in the latter, why don't he do 1t
II i.a saving Of nearly half the manure
of the farmers stock by keeping them shut
in the wards, instead Of running at large
through the most Of the winter, why don
he do it?
If he knows that many of his fields woule
be greatly improved by ditching, and by thu
removal of large stumps and stones, ~h,
don't he do it!
And when he knows that his pasture
vould WELD nearly double the feed and OF ;
better Quantity, if the bushes were all GU
and subdued, why don't he do it?
And IL he can add fifty per cent. to tn
product of his clover fields, and even hi
pastures by the use of plaster, why don't b
do it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Rules for Good Habits.

!. Have plan laid beforehand for every
day.
2. Acquire the habit of untiring industry.
3. Cultivate perseverance.
4. Cultivate the habit of punctuality
5. Be an early riser
6. BE in the habit Of learning something
from every man with whom you meet.
.. Form fixed principles on which to
think and act.
s. Be simple and neat in your personal
habits
.. Acquire the habit Of doing everything
well.
10. Make constant efforts to be master Of
your temper
IL. Cultivate soundness Of judgment.
- Observe a proper treatment of parents,
friends, and companions.-IodTs 1StH.lcnts
Manual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

STATE OF ILLINOIS, In SrNs C0uEty, ss.-tonnfy
Court Of In .SIHe county Uriah J. Martin cs John
Owens and Mary Ann Owens-Bill to Foreclo.ea Mort
gage.
AFFIDAVIT of the nOn-residence of the above named
defendants having been filed in the office OF the Clerk
Of said La Sale County Notice is hereby given to
the said John and Mary Ann Owens that riah j.
Martha complainant filed his certain bill of complaint
in said Court the chancery side thereof, and that
summons trreupOn issued out Of said Court against sa
defendants returuabe the first Monday Of June next
| as is by law required.
| Now unless you, the said John Owens and Mary Ann
Owens shall personally be and appear before said LII
Sale County Court the first day OF the next tern
thereof to be holden at Court House in Ottawa, IL
said County on the first Monday OF June next (iSJ,
and plead answer, demur to the said complainant
bill Of complaint the and the matters and things
therein charged stated will be taken confessed
and decree entered against according to the pray
er of said bill = W KAY MoNp, tSefh.
! GLOVER Cook Compliments Solicitors mars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

ANCIENT QuAcK MEDIcINEs.-It will appear
from the following, copied from the records of
Massachusetts,, that the early fathers Of
the commonwealth were more severe upon
quacks than we are. Mich. Knopp is fined
five shillines for taking upon him to cure the
scurvey by a water Of no worth nor value,
which he sold at a very dear rate TO be
imprisoned till he pay his fine, or give sccu-
rity for it, or else TO be WHIPPED. and shall
be liable to any mans action Of whom he
nath received money for the said water"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

PRESERVING EGGs.-I am convinced from
numerous experiments, that eggs may be
better preserved in corn meal or bran than
in any thing else. Mrs. -, the lady knit
ting in the other corner there. last fall put
down some twenty dozen, small end down,
and only two came out worse for resting.
To this present sitting, some four months,
they are as good as new" Salt does not
do as well--J. +. S.-Birre, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Quit Drinking Poisonous Liquors
Patent improved process for making
all Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar,
iNTIN ~ the of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS

II IrEsE Oils are obtained by Dislation a; the Chem
cal Laboratory, Parish of Jefferson, OF Pierre La
Chemical Manipula;ions Lacour or the Manufacture Of
Liquors, &C.
TASKS and obtain their money, if the Oh does not give
perfect satisfaction
LACoUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to
a superior imitation of Imported BrandIes VIZ Otard
Sazerac. Marett Cognac, Poutney Scignette, United
Vineyard Projectors, Casion and London Dock Bran
dies These liquors will have full ruy flavor and a
beautiful sparkling color. Common Rectited Whisky
will be changed by the of ;he OIL Of COgnac to New
York Br-ndy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac
LACOCRs OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed whiskey to
Monongahela Rye Whisky Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL OF CEDEAT changes common Rectihed Whisky
to Old Irish Malt Whisky, and superior article OF
Scotch Whisky.
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
convert Common whiskey o Apple Brandy
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to Holland
Gin Scheidam scLnapP- Rose Gin, swan Uin English
LiCorR's CONCENTRATED ACID WILL in five hour.
,rr-r b,ing mixed change FIVE gallons Of good Vinegar
and twenty-five gallons Of thirty gallons Of the
most acid ri, he found in the market BY
he se of Iac1ur's Concentrated Acid. vinegar be
mad. for dollar and sixty cents per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQI OgS. Lac"ar's OILS require no
,r.r,tiDu-ouy pour tie oil into the whskey and shake
vii Tn. liquors thu- made viii have fine natural
aroma a full. ri:I. oily taste beautiful transparent
and fine bead lac"uF oils exert three distinct
properties in converting common whsLy 60 brandy,
gin The first property combines with and subsidies
in the Of nocet particles the Eh"c Of the grain
oil tAmy-ic Alcoho Tie Whi-Eey i thss deprived Of
peculiar Irritating and burning taste aud becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists in oily
nIclI1.Gs impaired To the liquor, which renders
IL mellow. and aPaTts appearance OF great age the
third property exhibited IN the rich, vuoUs nuy olor
that j. impaired the liquor which renders distinction
I from the genuine brands impossible.
These oil. are put up in quart ha=k-; each flask con
tas sufficient oil making three hundred gallons Of IL
quor- Full and comprehensive directions accompany tie
bottles. Price. ~ per bottle
For sale at the OF 81 Charles and oydr as
streets.
one bottle Of the.. oils five in number, will he
~ paekg gHI sLiP2f4 R BIZ q latjEg e a2y pari
I Of =. LACUUR, New Orleans
Purchasers requested, guarantee of good
faith furnish the Of any house in New Or
leans and Will sI, them g package OF the Oils. II
they perform all iLI; i claimed Tor them, they
viii cost Uo;iinE iaulI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
ASure tirinrIN inr s.iii-,.
4 western Agent Writes rs Follows:

I VIII
swollen, much pain ia the region, with trrmor
She directed apply your Healing Enbrocation
every hours. rubbing 1t gently with piece cloth
On the first application she exclaimed, how sarts
but by perseycTing she relieved and totally cured on
the following morning Such the effects tins won
der,ul Medicine. Dyer's Healing Enbroeson, anording
the cheerful evidence of its ueriug
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Lois for sale

TIME undersigned have for sale the following lots, Which
IL they offer a low rates, time, viz:
t;20rer's dd6iti0n to Ctt0.ed.
Lots !, and 8, block /.
Lots 8. T. ;, :, and l2 block 3.
Lots 3, l., 5, ;, 9 and Il, block 4.
Lots |. 2, 3, 4, > and q, block j.
Lots !, ,, 3, 1 and ), block 6.
Lots !, 4, 3, and 9, block s.
Lots ,, : aud 10, block o
Lots |, =, 3, land 5, block II.
Lots !. 2, 3, /, 3, 6. ! and :, block Is
Lots &, 10, II and Is. block Is
Lots s. ., y and Is block &c.
Lots !, ., 3, 4, ), G. and g. block IS
Norris addition.
Lots and G, block ).
Ottd,rd Ciy.
Lots 2 g. 3 6, and in the subdivision o. 10; :.
Lots and 3 =.
Lots !, 2, >, and 10 :. 10.
TRUE WATEgMA,;,
juII9 Ctscs in -Satimger Liock, Ott9tei-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

Difference OF SrAEKs.-"Ma, didn't the
minister say, last Sunday, that the sparks
f.y upwards?- Yes, my dear; how came
you TO think Of thati" d" Because. yester
day, I saw Cousin Sally's beau staggering
along the street and falling downwards."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

Fruit PRosPECTs-We learn from those
who have been making examinations, tina,
the fruit buds in this vicinity are mostly UT
injured by the winter, and that the prospect
for a crop of fruit is good. Peaches, OF
course, we shall have none or next to none,
the trees being mostly killed last winter,
but of apples, pears. cherries, &c. &c. there
is probability of good supply.-Bloom.
Pantagraph, 21M.
The wild plum is in bloom in the vicinity
of Cairo. Hin is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

a SEVERE SEsrESCE-Thirtccn married
gentlemen. who, within the last week or so,
have been convicted of having smoked in
their own dinins-rooms, have been severapy
fined new bonnet, and in default have been
committed to tbs hard labor Of taking out
their wives for an afternoons shoptins,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
New Era In Ottawa !

N
THE Subscribers have associated themselves in tn
i wholesale aud retail Crockcry business. and have
/ opened in Woods Block. north OF the Court House
large entirely all the various kinds of
CROCAERsY WARE.
Which W. have purchased directly from the importers
manufacturers, for cash, and in large quantities,
cce with the utmost care 80 as te completely suppl,
the wants of the city and country II Is our intention Il
keep stock all times full and complete, and be
eye make it object for all persons procure
from any and all article. in our line. Having estab
shed ourselves permanently in this branch OF business
it will be effort deal with friends and Gus
toners that when acquainted rs, goods
and prices, they will be customers always OuI
stock consists in part as follows:
DECORATED CHINA.
Atlantic, Webster, Jenny Lind, Plain Band Blue, and
Gold and LusTe Figure Tea Sets Fruit Baskets, Vases
Motto Cofees, Motto Mugs, Toilet Sets, &c.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets COMFORTS Straw
Corn Dishes Bake, Trife, Muffin, and Sauce Plates.
Also, complete assortment of Stone China, white and
Also splendid lot of Flower Vases new styles and c.
C. Ware.
Leaf Cherry Stands, Palace Victoria Dishes Wine
Glasses Ale and Beer Mugs Tumblers, of every style,
Thistle and Webster Goblsts, Cake Stands Also, few
Molasses Cans Pitchers, Fluted Salts, Curtain Pins
Covers Bird Boxes Baths, Globe and Police Ian
terms Plated and Common Casters, Camphine and Fluid
Lamps
Ivory handle Knives and Forks Corn do Buck and
Ivory handle Caryers, and Sportsman,s knives
Also, splendid lot OF Plated, Table, and Dessert
Forks Loohing-Glasses of every style.
Willow Ware.
Baby Wagons and Cabs, Baskets with and without Co.
and fashionable style OF Rattan Chairs, such
as Ladies' Sewing and Nursing Chairs, Arm Rocking
Chairs, Children's Chairs, with and without Rockers
Toy Pals. Cedars aud Oak Brass bound Pals, Door
Cords, Cocoannt Dippers Whist Brooms, aud variety
Of other articles which We will be happy te show to all
those who will give us call. SPENCER EARL.
Ottawa August T. 1865.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Custom Carding into Rolls

VIII be done in lots OF 81 lbs. and upwards, ., IL
cents per pound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

\ PrzzLER-The Parsimmon County De.
batting Club are debating the following ques-
: tion -" Which is the proudest-a girl with
her Erst bsau. or 3 womsp with her first
baby."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11

Pleasure, when it is mans chief purpose,
disappoints itself; and the constant applica-
ton to it pals the faculty Of enjoying it,
though il leaves the sense Of our inability
for that We wish, with disreIish 90, every
thing else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Extnte of BENJAMIN BrumfelI, decd

TotLe Hersdt- Lar and Creditors Of the sad BeHJd-
min Brun reld, decd. ,
THEREAS the subscriber, administrator OF the sad
w Estate DESTROYS of rendering account OF ms
proceedings such aduinistra and having hnai
settlement of his accounts and for that purpose has
made application in the County Court of La Sale County
Now, therefore, are hereby notieh 10 appear
aid Court on the second Monday of May next at the
Court House OTTAWA at o'clock F. NJ II you see
cause attend the final settlement OF said account
m,r,S Il. +. PHELPS, AdnIr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
StaddcR' Willis,

YUE above Mills with four of burrs, and situated
on the Fox River Feeder (our miles above Ottawa,)
together with -l6t of the that flows in said river,
will be leased for term OF years upon the most ia'ora
BILE terms location and power is unsurpassed III the
western country and liberal inducements offered to
Of enterprise and capital which IS rarely or ever
met with For further information, address the under
signed. Il. uhEEN.
Dayton Frbru,ry I 1857.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
For Sale,

West half swq Sec. II, Town 3. " Il. East, ~
West half nwq Sec. Is, Town 80 y, L. East 80
The above lands among the most desirable in La
Sale County, situated from TO 10 miles from Ottawa
and will be sold reasonable terms Apply the uu-
iersigncd, az Alton, Ill. [Oct % HENRY :. BAKER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
Up.lNer E;OXPS
La Sale Street Drug Store

HAVING purchased the entire stock of Drugs. Medi-
] cEes, OILS, Paints, &C. formerly owned by Hunter
4 TO0mbes would TO his friends and the public ge-
Morally that he will continue the drug business
old stand, La Sale 1T, two doors north of VI. II.
Swi:,s law office, where he will lie happy accOmmo-
dat. all those who may favor him with call All per-
wishing obtain pure article in the drug line,
will always he to find it at MCABruUE's, he in
keep other kind. lie would invite the atten-
of the ladies in particular to his stock of Perfume
ny, which i the best and most extensive offered in
Ottawa, varying in price and quality to suit purchasers
lie has also large and beautiful assortment of Lamps
Lanterns, Chandeliers of all Sizes from tweny-i
up to fifty dollars each.
Also. Hat, Tooth. Pail, Cloth, and Paint Brushes. of
all descriptions besides Soaps, Shaving Creams, Poma
tu.s Hair oil, Combs, Pens, Ink Paper, Envelopes,
and host Of fancy articles, MENTION
He will keep constantly on hand Sash and Glass of all
sizes, glazed ready for use at manufacturers prices.
Dr. NCAETiiUR viii continue the practice of medicine
heretofore, and may always be found his Store,
when not absent o q profe ..ional business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-11
ONTGOHERY'S
Family Provision Store.
Extensive Arrivals.


THE subscriber has just received h. Spring stock At
the above Old and popular establishment ut, couprs-
ing every article included u the list Of the u.efu and
health ful -ubstautia- 81 life. III, new purchases are
now ar irwin: the sorth, and with his purchases
elsewhere now comprise the largest, fullest, freshest
and cheapest stock o: Family Groceries TO BE- found be-
tween Chicago and -. Louis. lie invites all Eho are
sk-ptical this Iont to can and them. The follow
ing articles comprise but pr; OF Ii LIST constantly on
hand
tS.Ts., II" Gad java.
-Hoiasse-, ar hon.e, plantation, and syrup.
IirB,ii~s. siar. s;ear!ne, sperm. and tal.0W.
T;o-, green, black, boh~A, &C
.NsTg. ro.in. CASTLE, and shaving.
g0HIcc0, Cayeudi-h, fine cut, smoking, a..
C7yar.. ANYTHING iroHi long nlae' to ''iald four
nj. Iiu.evl, sperm and olive.
Pork. Lard, TALON, &.
.rssf. uaLcrel. white, herring. and trcGi.
,aeo,r Nut r4i-in-- aud cgrr4at--
gsy-. retail! OF by tie drum
Si4gaT Prss~-rrs. very ~" article.
J.aegur. iLr best rran ana cider.
YictiSs, "a jars, al kinds. extra
P.gy~~ >sv'~. pepper -ar, a'iire, giHg-r, and all
Other ordinary condiments.
Nut. BRAID. fiher'-. almonds, pea nuts, &c
I;, Tor children including cry bahies, and everything
else from the elephant 30 JacE thu giant killer
cysf.rs, saTiu'f, &c Ia cans
tJH6iss, !Ot % an kiuds.
IIts. bEurus-. noTs- L.
Orange, oad ilaos, fresh from the saa;h, ct retail
or ~ tie box.
Iiiger. irI pens. and nil kinds Of stationery.
Iasc, shot. CAPS. lead. and everything IL tia; line
Fisag trife, from the Longest pole 70 UiuuoN hooks
FiYTr. potatoes. vegetables ~ their season, butter,
egg chickens. and an such little Arrangements need
81 IN families. always Kept when they possibly De
NIULINS.
\ very fine 10: Of Np.ius, with all the arrangements,
~ a-to'ishinc'v low !ric's.
fLSO- ,Hirrgp and .IEoH lime ami T;Bst' torc-
Tier With everything else dat BE- named IN his line,
"' o:iaa ls n Nay ; 81, + 80 ~ r. MoNTGoNEPr
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:
a COMPLETE assortment 81 the Ols necessary, for
Z = making and iavGr- every variety of liquor, and
directions making cider without Apples. and for
vrrtng the cider To all kinds o! white and red Wines,
Champagne &C. and package OF the articles used for
giving Grffci sfreJh 10 liquors converting 20 gal
Ions Of Whisky loo gallons. and every article
sary liquor sOye, will he furnished for
f2j Also. all the information necessary conduct such
an cstai hIncut, thus enabling the beginner
crssfly compete with tie oldest liquor dealers. Adj
dres. through the Post Uflcc.
=. LACOCR, New Orleans.
L1coH-e Concentrated icid for making ITnegGr, is
put u p gallon packages. at 81 per package-in good
eli. pig order. janIT