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The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20
B u L LIS
PICTORIAL BAISAM.
The Great Cough Remedy has
been tested by thousands
AND IN No INSTANCE HASIT FAILED. Ifvou
have

AM IN NJ lNSl ANCE HASlT FAILED. If Won
have
COCGH, COLD, BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION,
1IGH7NESS or THE CHEST. UH0OPING
COUGH, DISEASED CHEST or LUNGS
DR.. JOHN p BULLS PICTORIAL BALSAM
Is Safe, Speedy Certain & Permanent Cure.
The PICTORIAL BAIsAN possesses great advantage
over al other Cough Medicines in many respects In the
first place, it
Cures The Cough wi,hom producing Sickness
As all other Cough remedies do In the second place
always CURFs the DISEASE ina FEW DAYS never fails
and PLEASANT TO TAKE-is purely vegetable and II nj
form in its action and unpleasant consequence will
follow its use.
Another reason why it shoull be preferred It'll pre-
pared from the receipt of old and experienced prac-
ttioncr who has devoted Thirty Years to the study and
investigation ofdScases of the Lungs and Chest Most
patients will not take the ordinary cough remedies from
the fact that they unpleasant to take uncertain in
their action and always producing sickness at the Som
ach
The PICTORIAL BAIsAM is pleasant to axe is certain
to cure the disease will scken the stomach bat will
relieve and cure the Cough by aavne rri alton promot
ing expectoration and procuring QUIET and REFESI>
SLEEP.
The most obstinate Bronchial and Pulmonary disea
are cured by the of this remedy in from to 10 DAYS
Many cases of seemingly. hopeless CONSUMPTION have
been permanently cured by the c,ntinucd use of this
medicine. Never give up while there is a bottle to be
had.
Amy number of Testimonials have been received bv
the Proprietor with the request that they might be
published but having full confidence in the Balsam and
believing that the article win recommend itself have
not deemed it expedent to publish them. 1t only re-
quires doses satisfy that they have
at last found remeey that cures COUGHS and COLDS
ami without sickcning the Stomach.
. Fac sirn>lie of the propretor's signature on the
outside wrapper.
JOHN LARK, NJ d.
Sole Agent for California Main street Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20
Furniture, Bedding, &c.
Wholesale & Retail


So J.T. POWELL informs his old
customers and the public generally
that he has just returned from the East and has
ed business at
40 Washington Street, San Francisco
From the arrangements he was enabled to make with
of the principal Houses in New York and Boston,
he viii he kept in constant supply with the best Goods
this market and with what he intends manufac-
will be enabled fir all orders he may be favored
with.
Trade that wish to order direct from the East tn
he is prepared totransmit their orders and afford them
facilities to procure any geodsthey may desire.
Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding
With varietvoi Upholstery Goods such as Plush ar
Cloth Webbing and Lent's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assortment of
CABINET HARDWARE.
will also he in receipt ofinvoices of Goods which
will dispose of at a'smail advance.
Het erefore feels confident be able to give salts
iction all those who be DESTROYS of purchasing
ither at Who'll sale or retail
Reinemher-li0 w shing:on street
an Francisco June 26, 1851
Notice to Lii lor Dealers and Merchants.
complete assortment of the Oils necessary ma
king and lavoring every variety of Liquor and a
lckage of the articles used giving Artificial
trength to Liquors, erting 20 gallons of Whs-
fiQUoB SToRR will be furnished for S2i. And
Il the information necessary conduct such estab
shment thus enabling the beginner 10 sfully
'mgste with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro'
re Post Once r. LACOCR New Orleans
Laconr's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, is
up in gallon packages at s. per Parkage-in good
hir1-r. o-l'r. feb5ly
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20

These Periodicals ably represent the three great po
litical parties of Great BritTTn-WlIIG, TORY and
RADICAL-but politics form ony fcaluLe of their
character As Organs ofthe profound writers on
Science Litcrsturc Morality and RELIGION they stan
they ever have STOOD unrvacd in the world of let
tiers being considered indispensable to the scholar and
the professional while to- the Intelligent reader of
every class they furnish satiSa tory
the literature the dav TIN ourhot
the world than possibly be obtained from other
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20

Situation Wanted
A Man to do Cooking aud his wife to take charge of
"A Boarding Honsc or Hotel. Enquire N the Jot1E.
" OFT c. oct2 II
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Early Copies.

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pul
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints nasmucl
as they be placed in the hands of subscribers
, about as soon as the origiBaledtous.
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20
NATIONAL tEOTElE.

Has been appointed Agent for Gregorys Bitters in \
vada county
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. y. It.G.
Dear Sir Such is the thaUkfuness | feel for tba -
ervation of my health of both body and mind and IT
heNe OF my me mat nope WI not be considered in
trusive in rendering my thankful acknovv aor,o,, -.
restoring To health and making nv lii, a heon -
preserving when II had become q burihcn too yroa, -
me to bear Victim as was TO vice that had ,rdorr;
dcd my constitution, and developed a train of ncrr
SYMPTOMS such As nervous debility. headache I;str.
ing iiindy seifsrust dizziness love of solitude loss
OF strength and energy, which had made nv ,yoti
mcIs "refched and my sleep unrereshing and was fas
bringing me to the grave but thanks to your al IN -
restored TO health vgor and energy. Hoping 70 -
others where they may find relief you have nv n.;
sion to make this public F4N''
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20
NEW OREGON CIDER
GEN EEl .FsKl.

We therefore take great pleasure in being able
form the people Of California hat the Er.YaorFipa
~ Redactioa AastaFeH piare IN nc PRiCE or LODG
INC I
The Nevada journal., 1857-11-20

E--1e J.T. PID w ELL informs his old
1t5------t9 customers and the public generally
he has just returned from the East and has
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Lent's National Circns.

XIII W
This mammoth establishment, which
hinl been formed by the consolidation Of
Lent's New York Circus, Wclch's Ma
tional Circus, and johnson and Mays
Circus; is to exhibit in this place Satur-
day, the Esd Of May, when the admirers
Of dashing horsemenship, and wonderful
gymastic feats, may anticipate = com-
bination of novelties such a. are rarely
brought together in a single exhibition.
Outside Of the performances for which an
admission fec is charged, the public will
be treated, gratiously, to various sights
witnessing, such as = grand parade OF
the establishment on entering town,
headed by the band chariot with a team
of horses something less than half a mile
in length, and the ~acension on a tight wire
from tho ground to the top Of the payil-
lion by Nile Agnes Lcclercq and Mr.. R.
Hemming, the latter propelling a wheel
barrow before him. The performances
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NuecATINa, ..
~,r soh+eriber tahes TIM 9efeea y M
NJ Hs~ksys public that hs = sasaesan
Grading 6rists At IS eis. PER Ds:ne.
~. h.,.s worth ~hils 70 nention asy Milisrs
" : III esly III thaA - can -ta,.ILs
49, 49, nv Cus1om NH for sn9ltty 9; cerS.
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As we promised our readers some time
ago, v eshave now increased the size OF
our paper to the largest size of Western
papers. We expected to do 1this some
time ago, but have been delayed IN get
ting on our press and materials. Il has
ALWAYS been our endeavor to put all OF the
earnings Of the paper into its columns; to
make It better in proportion as its sup.
port increases.
We have the largest size Of paper,
with no, the largest size ofsupport. Wo
hope however our friends win come to
our aid to keep il wha. it now is. We
shall continue the present size, as long
IS the friends support ~ as they ought.
They have done well by us thus fa'
and believe they will in future.
If n Subscription INST would justify
Il. vc wosld cut dcwn our Advertising
columns and put instead thereof reading
matter for oar subscribers, but their sub
scriptions alone viii mot warrant this
We know many object to q paper that
half full Of advertisements, and say the,
can get larger paper, from the east fire
from advertisements, and cheaper tina
in the west. If al should act upon thl
principle, no paper could be sustained !
all the west.
Our Western publishers, althoug
their papsrs are half full of advertis'
ments, do the best they can for their SUI
, scribers, and give them the full worth
. their money. A Western paper for u
1 local news alone, is worth the full price
their subscriptions.
Very few Of the Western pubsishe
make their papers pay their way, and y
are complained Of because Of their meas
auiount Of reading matter.
III subscribers only knew Of the expcr
6 Of publishing = paper they would !
complain Of the advertisements, nor
the meagre amount Of reading matter.
3 Let US figure on the expense in .
present case.
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WaAss c. I0ssna. - r4*rN
81 Fowler 4 Wells Il 800 per anum
This aseful Magazine for Nay i upon
table. W. call is useful because We
believe il wosld b foand useful md val
uable n every family in the land: Itfs
truly q National--k American M4ss
sins4-its circulation being confined 70 20
state Or section, bat to the whole CONT.
nent.
Il il : latse sised Magazine, containing
agreas quantity Of reading matter, and
upon such subjects IS are in daily requi-
sition in every family! each number ID
wforsh the subscription price. "a,
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Durant. -.
We again call the attention OF u
readers to the Adv, Of friend Ludlow OF
the Farmers Store, at Dursnt. :
We v have had the pleasure OF at
tending his exhibition, although have
long since intended to, and hope to soon.
Vert few Of our people in the central
and northern parts Of the county visit
Durant, or do their trading there. Per
hap. il would be to their advantage to d.
80. 1t is the only town on the NJ. 4 NJ
Railroad in our county, and a. such w
all have 80 much Of an interest In fit'
welfare. But read the Advertisement Q
the "sights' to be seen and had.
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II. A. Porter 4 Bro. arar +
We call the attention Of u readers to
the Advertisement Of the above firm
They have been doing business At their
old stand in Rock Island for many years
and have justly merited the title Of the
"Pioneer Book Store"
They have recently added to their
hitherto large business by buying out the
Music Store Of J. T. Croft, and will con-
tinue in both businesses.
They are now prepared not only to
supply any article of Books, Stationary,
Fancy Articles, or Printing Material, but
slso.supply our citizens with Pianos Of
any make, price or pattern, supply ou'
Young men with brass instruments shoulc
they conclude to organize the "Tiptor
Brass Brnd' to supply the Upton Guards
with Drums or Drum heads, or the peo
pie generally with any kinds Of Mus'ca
Instruments, or any pieces Of Music.
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T1peOn. 500
OF oil the towns in State Of Iowa, We
have scen nome which bears the imprin:
Of taste and enterprise - our vi Upton
does. Here every man hss n garden
nicely fenced 10, with Handsome painted
fence, his house new OF newly painted
and constructed with taete and convie-
nience. In this particular We claim for
u place : superiority Over any other
town in the State. It e~vinces : spirit Of
enterprise on the part Of the people CON-
mensurats With their m,cans II least, and
shows them to be Of ! refined and eleya.
ted class. a t
1t now cantaines a population Of 900
and no town in this or any other state Of
the same population can boast Of q pub
lie School house equal to ours. Then
You viii find US in a still more prosperous
condition, as the amount Of improvement,
planned and now ready for execution j.
considerable. Besides this the business
done here is constantly on the increase
and one little fact 10 considerable TOR y
to boast Of, and that is that il il . health,
cuisines, and supported by the farmin,
community, and is net over done, '@'
During the hard times, We hear o
frequent Merchantile failures in II part
Of the country in almost every town il
the state, and yet with all Of our increas
in town, and Of capital invested in mel
chandise,, there has not been . singl
failure s5rA1 ssF#iE FL &&5e
This alone ppeakes volunls for u pros
perity.
With the Railroad facilities now abou
being completed to Upton, it will becorn
one Of the most desirable points in tn
State, saH
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Tho weekly cxpenses are = ltouews
To setting 40, 900 ms g 70 sts. sIo,oo
! press work 3, tokens q 50, 40
!. r'gs' oifes 81 ioaF, sss i 10y
n,s- pr ~set 500
sssd les Ef8 ---
sAno.ntisg 70 pr year: q, l44,00
To print paper, IS quires
per week, As Bundles g set 427sOo
To printing Ink: 4O,OO
Of6ce rent 5000
wood and fuel $500
Wages and board Of apprentice lt0SSe
occidental expenses 5000
lazy
Teal e,pences pr ySds;@s sesyooc
This yearly expense alone 20 publish >
p.per, would buy l small farm On which
= man can live comfortably. TIT
There are many four citizens in the
county, yea, hundreds Of them who are
taxing 40 county paper, perhaps they gre
receiving some eastern "dollsr paper
because it is cheaper. ,a0fa ouch men We
will say nothing; we cannot do them JUS
tice; the english language cannot do them
justice, they are too stinsy and mean:
Bat cannot our friends now helR y
along with u present enterprise, ou'
old list OF Subscribers is not sufficient and
we have still room for . few more sdyer
tisements; can make room for them
We do the best We can for patroni
and hope they will appreciate it, and 10
upon the golden rule rdo snto others =
you would be done by" - .g4EllJ
If we relied alone on our Subscription
list; let rs SEQ where We would ''hnd.'
OF our whole list We cannot expsc
more than 500 Of them viii eyer pay, m
that At d so would only make sl,2o'
leaving us "out Of pocket" $500 per yea
No. No, Subscriptions alone canno
keep up = paper. To depend on il woul
soon cause US to "dry up os
But We have q liberal list Of Advel
tisements, and have always put the fu
earnings into the paper, leaving us onl
'fun" for our profits Of the the pape
depending upon other callings, and OF
J "Agencies'' for support. .s4
We make this statement to show o,
readers the expense Of publishing . p
per, and what they ought to expect fro
a Western county papers whose subscriI
: ton list does not exceed 1000.
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Cheap Goods :!

with th~stollowing Unriy allied Cast:
Fancy Goods, In great variety.
ladies, Shoes, Of all qualities.
window Shades, the finest qualities : lowest price.
Bleached 4 unbleached suitable to make the
Nualiua tas Husband = Shirt.
Prints and Dslaines. 70 srlt ah tastes.
wall PanerA In endless variety.
luternission o. Is minutes, to allow those max
ing large purchases while the Manager 10 taking
Mis- lunch, TO get ,
Good Dinner Mt the Durant Hotel.
The vhele TO conclude with W. o. LrDLow's sue
cessful Play. entitled
Cedar Pails, g., are waserproof-try them.
4 Wooaen Ware. &c. 10 suit the purchaser.
croe M / G e.. ''rP fo.s s.sn a'''A''s hereto
Bootsa ma .EAoes. Ell Of all qualities
0socsstsa Aad Dry Goods, In great variety
Giass and Pussv,@ ofali eiseA
Stone ware. &C.. useful article
Table Cutlery & Farmers Utensilkin great variet,
shirt. Collars 4 BosomA cheap for cash
In fact, Hosts Of other things too numerous y
BUTTER, EGGS AND PRODUCE,
Of all kinds taken Ia exchanyc for all Of Ludlow
The Manager aolicits your csry cali. and prom
isrA by 4 k4ts patronage, IN cRtir nov troupe .
the SWnneneesnens Of esch Session. e.
patf re- W.. LUDLOW.
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NOTICES.

The Voice Of 10 wa.
Organ of the the Iowa State Teachers
Association, and Phonetic Association
Published at Cedar Rapids. A
The May number Of this interesting
Educational journal is at hand.
II has lost noue Of its former interest.
It contaiaines much Of interest and
information pertaining 30 Schools and
education, and also useful kilograms Of
School houses, with = representations Of
the Burlingtonf Iowa University. Terms
100 per year.
American chronological Jsarnsl. Publish.
- by Fowler and Wells New York.
The May number of the above Journal
il upon our table. We read it with in
i, ,erest, and found it useful andinstructive.
The contents Of this number are. THE
Sultan aud his peoplc-The Phrenology
Of notions No Ida Pieffer with Like.
messy Physical Observation-Disclosures and
Idiocy-and many other articles, and il
Illustrated with numerous ~engravings, ap
propriate and instructive. II is large
and cheap Magazine, oryu r
Real Estate News Letter.
Published by Scriven q Gallagher q
Chicago, for sl,Q0 per year.
Business men ofall kinds, particularly
Land Agents, Spectators and dealers, Of
purchasers; Bsnkers and Lawyers, ant
general agents Of all kinds should be il
receipt Of tn above paper. ltis but
small sized paper but is printed ON sma
type, and gotten up with a great deal Q
taste, and oontaincs all the necessary an
useful information pertaining to the Gre'
: West; and its resources, Of its coal bed
. its timber, its farms, and other lands
!. prices, terms, business etc. sl,l
The Pdntsm Cabinet.
:, BY 8. p. Rounds Of Chicago, Tern
0 81 90 per year.
0 We would advise every typo m
: State to send on at once and get the abov
9 paper if ne is not in receipt of il alread,
: 1t containes such information a
highly useful to the craft, and found
!, no other Journal. Tho Cabinet bcir
: devoted to the exclusive benefit Of :
printing fraternity.
b Dyes Wall o.. Broker.
Published by Jno. S, Dye, Weekly
is s1,00 per year.
ey This valuable publications, weekly a.
ee its way to our table. 1t is NOT only '
an liable to us but to every man who Is dol
lis business of any kind, in the consse
in which he receives money.
We make the closing explanation
Oh the above, because 10 these hard III
Sc there may be some men in business '
who do not receive money, and the p
OF ter Or publisher is not far ont Of the
nc from being engaged in that kia1
o. business. s
We received tho Broker md lso
overt TO be prepared to know good 4
y'' bad, should a bill b, offered to ". !
however all theory - yet with Us,
haven't pu, it into p~ractice yet,
not Life Illustrated.
Of Published by Fowler 4 Wells.
- pleasant weekly naics it, rcgularap
ancc upon our table, with its r~cful
din. information.
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Fsmitar Ut H0nc.

FaEnitnre ut Honc. .ah' T 34*3
Reader, please refer 70 the Z adver-
tisementyof VIM. Bagley, in another col.
umn snd see if he has not got all that ia
needed 70 fix up house, in good living
style. II there is anything in your I'M
agination, and not In his bill, please cal
at his Furniture Depot, and see il you
cannee Andit there; and ifyou a, not,
one thing is certain, he has the workmer
here who can make il on short notice,
aad i..as good : style . amy ncn in the
known world; Hilton cannot be beat in
his line; neither canrWm Bagleys stocl
Of fnrsissre in any town west Of tn
Mississippi River.
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Goods by the Cargo
Charles Swaziland; it will be seen by
his advertisement in smother column is
now alone in his glory in thegoods line;
having purchased the interest Of j. X.
Snyder in the firm.
a celebrated Phrenologist while manip-
ulating Charleys head, being astranger in
the place and not knowing whom the
head belonged to, but dealing out phre-
nology according to the principles OF
Gail, Fowler and other great lights of the
science, declared him TO be ia perfect
Steamboat Of = man; 60 just u we'll up
stream - down.
Steamboat if he be, he has o or
hand a heavy cargo Of goods; which can
not be excelled in the state, and he doe,
not intend to keep them either; they are
al for sale; all Of them.
For particulars see his advertisement
then, Is for prices, call At his store ant
ron will be sure to be suited.
Particular attention is called to tn,
Lastly" Of his sermon. Like all steam
boats with well regulated disipline, thei
is q time when all are requested to zeal
at the Captains Office and s~ettl-'. Tn
bell is now ringing for that purpose o
board the "Steamer Charley Swetland',
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S. G.. & p. TEL

Nos. 1876 & 1911, .Main-sf, JAhscoi,ss.
MANUFACTURERS 4 DEALERS N bur-
III uitare in It's various varieties. Constams-
iy on hand a full assortment adapfed 20 ING
Trade or Retail Particular attention y NV
ted to our Urn lsrEsxp Wosk, y hsch y nan-
1fsctursd TO Oar Oydev, in the Eastern clues;
also, a
We " superior Article 81 opeano
nrd, Ned A~snssHss, 80.
Thankful tor the very iibersi p 4! onsg .fe
the tzeas or 1iplou and Oht ttdaf IN gus
raj, BY strict attention 70 tieas' aud reasons
bic prices. se shalt cnie ayor 10 netit . cohus
aan-eoS The same, 4 4 respecs iliiy q
iap It, an Elcnhaf On n tsT tx.
{ hNseatJga, JIs.e 1876. SsT
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Senator Butler Of South Carolina, Is
broken down in health, and has retired to
his homestead at Stonelands.
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Mems Summer Clothing.
Men aud Touth's
Hat$ &c GAPS,
In endless variety.
Boots a. S 81 E,

and in fact everything thst may be called for in
his line.
Now IL the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles aud tbs q we'll known fact that bis
prices are Always rs low AZ the lowest.
= All Goods warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
Please call aud examine our Goods whether you
want TO buy or not ~ wsnt your opinion Of them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods but
take Measure in doing so. CHA'SsNETtAND.
NrOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that thu
IN firm Of SHETLAND d SNiDER, has beer
mutually dissolved, and that the business VIII o.
stand. and that the Books, Notes and Accounts art
in the hands of Mr.. Swetlsnd, for settlement. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted will pleas
| take notice Of the above, and cali and settle.
May, 1857. 2ON. CHARLES SWETLAND.
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fa3 TsEsEt Tt3tg, ess1sss az GesssE.s.
~Tucerh.lus. ~'y-T-, s'lfh
-cg..l5 l.. rc,
Ahogetaer TIC plos. l al.SShfe ttrcs
,;M q Earestrial.s, 20 3sttieanct, y
trsaues, Ciswns, Gy.aaas.s. Nos ige,
IaslIariats. Patton miris 4. Accents
~ traiasi Horses. of VIII i Il. i. :,
Ia 81, 10, &C tke l..cas.
+ IA. wAEstT. Acre. Morris n.e,im C.
i.clAnAM. A.stst l ~iel.''t. ,l#se A-.~.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-03-26
THE Prospective SUGAR CRor IN ILLINOIS =

THE PROSPECTIVE SUGAR CRor IN ILLINOIS -
Mr. F. S. Baker of Rochester Mills, Wabash
county in this State, writes to the Bellyille
AdrOcats, that he shall plant twenty-five acres
with the Chinese sugar-cane the present sea-
son. Il am convinced" he says, that the
state of Illinois will in five years make her
own sugar, and if have luck shall make
this season enough sugar and certainly will
moasses, to supply my little town. At all
events shall try"
Mr. Krob, of Wabash county, who, some
months ago, made q statement of the result of
his experiment with the sugar cane last year,
offers to bet the skeptical editor of the Charles
ton Courier $500, that he will manufacture
from one acre, "planted with the Chinese. .aoeed,
five hundred gallons of molasses, of superior
article to any manufactured in the South, and
sold by the merchants in Coles county, in 1856
for seyenty.fve cents per gallon and further
that he will manufacture it at the cost of ten
cents per gallon.