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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

s4s- Those VIII" pay their newspaper post
age for quarter in advance, save one half.
The postage on weekly newspaper ont of
the State in which it is printed, is twenty
six cents year, if paid quarterly in advance.
In the State and ont af the county, thirteen
cents. In the county free.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

I'D. STARK, ESQ.,, is the American nom
inee for tho Senate from Robertson, Mopt-
vomery, aud Stewart. Mr.. Stark is au able,
active, and effective canvasscr, and has here
toGore served in the Senate with honor to
himself and his country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24
SAcRpLIeIous VLLAINY.-A Philadelphi,

SAcRsLIoIoUs VILLAINY.-A Philadelphi,
exchange of 'rhursda, says:
Stealing the livery Of Heaven to serve the
devil in, will hardly adequately describe such
sacreligous viliainy rs is now c"mmiited
among us. Al the Central Methodist Epis-
cop,l Church there is at present u great "rpvi.
val" of religion in progress--'rhe church is
throngrd every night, aud large numbers of
penitenis lhrnng the "altar." This state Of
things, instead Of inspiring respect appears To
excite the cupiai,y Of thieves. A number Of
ladies who, while engaged in these exercises,
were unsuspecting nf harm, have lost consd
erablr SUNS of money through the olcous-
ness oi pickp"ckrts. Yesterday n woman
named Sarah Hale, who me forward the
night previous To the anxious seat to "gel re
iiyion," was arrested ON the charge ot having
picked the pocket of n lady who sat 'xt To-
her on the occasion. The filched pnrie mon
naie contained $50 aud finger ring. A part
of the money, together with the ring, Was
recovered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

eSs- We cut the following from the New
nan Blade. That town must be a nice place
to live in IL the editor refers to four legged
animals. Perhaps, however, he refers To
specimens of the genus homo, possessing
the qualities of these animals. lfthis is The
case he will find plenty of sympathizing
sufferers in every town.
"Would il not be as well for our town
Commissioners to pass an "rdinancr requlr-
ing the owners of hogs, sheep und goats, Ia
keep them out of the streets, or, Mt least
ou, of the churches We suggest this for
the benefit of many sufferers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

Or A gentleman on tour through the
west of England happened to be ut very
popuIous town on Sunday, and being ac-
quainted with the minister, he accompanied
him to the church, which, to his great SURPRISE
was very thinly attended. As they were re.
turning home he asked his friend if there
were many disseniers in the town. "No,"
said the other, "but there are numerous absen.
iprs"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

ADVERTISING FOR A CASDIDATE.-The fol.
lowing curious advertisement recently ap-
peared in the Berwick IN. W Advertiser
"Wnnted, candidate for the representa-
tion of the c'unty oi Berwick in the Com
mona House of Parliament, the present hon
orabe member not having, as Yet, siunifed
his intertion of again coming forward. Par.
ties OF moderately liberal principles, and hnv
ing the other requisite qualifications, are en-.
treated to make immediate application"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

HoLDING TO PRoMIsE.-The new paper Of
Mr.. Pryor, ut Richmond, Va, "Ihe South"
"postively demands of the Administration
that il make an honest, earnest and persistent
effort to redeem its pledge, in the acquisition
of Cuba" And it enumcrates ms among "ihe
considerations which chiefly commended Mr..
Buchanan to the support Of the Southern
people in 1856, the vague but satisfactory MS
surance thnt the acquisition Of Cuba was to
be a principal object of his administration"
II then contends, that "now is the chance for
Cuba"-now, when "ar ia expected to
break out between Spain and Mexico--ond
that we must sustain Comonfori, the Presi-
dent of Mexico-Cif necessary, send him
supplies of funds, $50 that he can not only
repel the Spanish invasion, but retalia.e by n
descent upon Cuba-snd, "enlist under hls
banners thousands of fearless adventnrers
from this couairy," secure the conquest Of
Cuba bv American enterprise" we pre-
sumo, of course hand il over to the govern
ment of the United States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

EW- The Memphis Bulletin says, ga large
body of Kansas emigrants arrived here per
Memphis and Charleston Ralroad on Tues
day night, and left here laat evening on the
steamer Matte Wayne, en- route, via st.
I.ouis. The party numbers over hundred
souls, many of them families with their ne.
groes along. They are principally from Cen
trail Alabama, and 90 to Kansas to locate per
manently. They are healthy, robust party
An intelligent and brave class Of people,
such as will do credit to the country"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

AIR IN BED RooMs.-lt is said that bird
suspended near tho top of a curtain d bed
stead in which people sleep, will generally he
found dead in the morning from impure mir.
Small close rooms, in the habtalions of the
poor, are as i'll ventilated as the curtained
n1atn,d
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

BALTIMORE, April i5.-Seven large ware.
houses on Lombard and Charles streets were
burned last night, involving u loss of over
100000. Twelve persons were injured, and
il il feared that some were killed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

TeRRrBLE CASE of LyScplSG.-Doubtles
our readers remember the circumstances Mt.
tending tho death of Mr.. Frazier, farmer re
siding near Lexington, and the subsequcn,
trial OF his wife and ovrrseer, named Grrgg,
on the charge ofhaving murdered him. They
were acquitted aud settled near Maysville.-
A few days ago Gregg was taken out of his
house and thoroughly castraied by a party of
men supposed to be from Lexington.-Lou-
isrille ,JOurnoL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

LIBERL PARESr.-An old gentleman of
our acquaintance says that he is the last man
in the world that will ever iyrannize over a
daughters affections. So long ms she mar.
ries the man Of his choice, he don't care who
shs loyps.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

bCJs At the recent session Of the Legisla
ture of Illinois, law passed, fixing the legal
rate of interest in that State at per cent,
but in any contract, written or verbal, 10 per
cent. may be collected, and any person or
corporation who receives or s,ipulates to re-
ceive over loper cent. shall forfeit the whole
interest
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

ABscoNpRp.-L. S. Howe, u Contractor on
the Il vt Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
on the Bulls Gap section, took his departure
one night last week, lrnving liabilities TO the
amount of about $1,000 (chiehy due in
knosville) and with the greater portion of
the money 10 hispncket, Of eonrse.- Regisier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

"Bob, Harry Smith has one of the greatest
curus,ics you ever SAW" "Doht say SO
what is it!" "A tree which never sprouts,
aud which beromes smaller the older il
uruws.r "Wpll that is curiosity. Where
did he get il!' From California" "What
IL the name Of III" "Axellree! Il once be-
lunged to n California omnibus" Scene
closes by Bob throwing an inkstand at halt
rlosed door
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

ts- Will m Hartner was lately convicted
in Greene county, Ohio, Of maicousy killing
horse, and sentenced to twenty days i'm
prisonment in the county Jail, to pay fine of
SIOO. and $22b damages.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

eg The Americans and Wings of Haw
kins have nominated Col. ]. b. Heiskell as
candidate for the State Senate. Col. II. will
make an able Representative.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

The Policy OF THE AMERICAN PARTY
The Americans in the freesoil States have
nothing to gain or expect from the leaders OF
the Republican or Democratic parties. Any
fusion or nnion with them must prove an un-
holy coalition and profitIess to the American
party. This party now occupies high com
manding position. 1t is, the whole world can
see, the only party in which there is any
hope, any odor of nationality. The justice,
the purity, and the patriotism Of its principles
we been demonstrated, and the masses Of
the people, the honest, conservative yeoman
rv, who have temporaril, been led away from
the truth by artful appeals to their passions
and prejndices, are beginning everywhere to
admire and approve the principles and policy
of the American party, and TO flock by thou
sands to its standard. II is to these masses,
and not to the party hacks, who have assum-
ed the leadership of Democracy and Repnb-
icanisn, that we must look for an honest,
earnest support of our principles. il the
American party will firmly stand its ground,
and promptly shun all "en,aasling alliances"
with its opponents, it will rapidly g'in such
strength and numbers rs will enable it 10
overwhelm and crush out all opposition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

lSg- A revival is in progress in Macon
Some 60 members have been added to the
Baptist, and ss to the Methodist Church,
during the last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

New YoRK, April l5.-Stephen p. Hear
dcnbrooke, n policeman, was murdered last
night by txo burglars whom he had arrested
while robhng. The mnrderers escaped.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

A CAUTioS.-Young mer-and many 'imes
middle aged men, too--are guilty of making
indecorous remarks Of females, and from the
force of this habit in private circles OF their
own, IL grows too frequently into sort oi
asecond nature" with them. Remarks of this
kind exhibit the lack of a correct apprecia-
tion of female character and female virtue,
and are too ndelicate, at times, for ears or
tongues polite to hear or utter. A word OF
caution from us is therefore not out Of place
for young men never to make light re-
marks upon the Appearance or manners OF
Young lady in the street or nny where. else.
The habit leads to something worse, and
finally, may result in everlasting disgrace to
the young man himself. And let us add; that
in proportion as you respect and help to ele-
yate the character of ladies', just in that pro-
portion do you raise your own character and
standing in this and every other community.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

0- The Charleston Mercury announces
the death Of II. NJ. Cushman, ESQ.,, of the
Conrier. nt late hour ON Monday night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

t3E- The Legislature OF Massachusetts
have passed law making the testimony of
an atheist legal tender in the courts Of that
Stutp
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

s7y- Many married women complain Of
not being loved, who would be loved more
II they complained less.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

CorTos SEED OIL.--'lhs new article Of
commerce seems to be fairly introduced. IL
is regularly quoted in the New Orleans and
Mobile prices current, and is shid to be ms
good is Sperm Oil for burning, and furnish
ed nj about half the price. Rape Seed O has
long been largely used in France for burn
ing, but heretofore no vegetable oil has been
introduced into this country tor that purpose.
So saws the Savannah Republican.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

PEACH TREE BoRER-TAEsY-We saw
it stated, two years ago, in an agricultural
journal, that these pests could be driven from
peach trees ly tansy. Weplanted il at the
roots of some ten or twelve trees, and not
one of them have been disturbed, whilst 9th.
ers are injured. This spring We intend
planting 1t around nll.-NeoJerry Is. CO.
Sun.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

CHICAGO, April il.-The republican State
ticket in Illinois has been elected BY major.
ity equal 10 that in last November election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

APArRior.- "S 1000 0 to Mexican
officer of rnnk," among the items OF secret
service money paid out by General Scott in
Mexico was, il is stated, pnid to no other than
President Santa Anna, The man whose patrl-
oiism began and ended in his own pocket.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

o-5 A correspondent. of New York
paper wants to know which side Of a lady
gentleman should take when he walks out
with her. We should say, keep on the righi
side Of lady always.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

Philadelphia, April l5.-The steamer lsa-
bel arrived from Havanna and Key West to
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

,av- The New York Tribune says the
Fillmore men all voted, at the recent cleo
iion in Connecticut, for The Democratic ticket.
tzg- Daniel l.. Desaussure, Esq, Cashier
of The Branch Bank Of the State of South
Carolina, died in Camden on the ialh inst,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

I.ockridge has abandoned Castillo. Seri.
paqui and San Juan are now in possession OF
the Costa Ricaus.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

IaV Read the six succeeding columns.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
ANNUAL CELEBR ATOM
FIRE DEPARTMENT. OF NASHVILLE

FIRE DEPARTMENC OF NASHVILLE.
The Fire Department will celebrate their Annua Ami
versary Thursday. May 2lst, 1851.
The Procession will be formed Broad street, at o.
CLOCK the right resting Front street, when the process
sion will be formed in the following order:
AIDE. CHIEF MAEsBAL- AIDS.
President and wee President Of The Fire association.
Nashville Fire co. No. 1, will form Market street,
North Of Broad, the right resting Broad.
Broad Street Fire Co. No 2 Market street,
South Of DAD, the right resting Broad.
Deluge Fire No. ., Sln College street, North
Of Broad.
South Of Broad, the right resting Broad.
Picaeer book and Ladder Co. l. will form Cherry
street North Of Bread, the right restiag Broad.
LIsE MARCH AT the ringing OF the bells the pro-
cession will mtV counter march up Broad to Co lege up
College TO Square around the Square Cedar rect
up Cedar Cherry, Up Cherry to Church. up Church
High up High Cedar, up Cedar Vine, down Vine
to Cherry, down Cherry Casleman, up Castleman 10
Market down Market the Square where the procession
will be di missed.
kE- The Chief Marshal will appear in CT liens Dress
with red SASH the Aids with white sash Tie Company
Marshas will appear in their respective uniforms with
blue sash.
JAS. HAYNIE, Chief Marshal.
Want Of No. g. J. W FELTs, Of No. 4, JAMES oAyEkT Of
Ne s. CHAs HAMMER, Of Hook and Ladder Co., Chif ar
SAGrs aids.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY TENN

'Hls iavorss Summer resort sin b opsssd ne 70.
n etpuon u visitors on the Is % jams neat.
neH hote huiilnE and many Cabins have bee n
efSelr And Al u D. farul,hed with entrely ap
prpprSe tarnitaFs-snd Arrangements perfected
the table supplied sh The aEuyss aad deiIesc es
% ths fezaon. Good boslnx Alleys aud hne Hal Ro1m
supp ed siih muse, are grautosy coniEbaed for he
hralth aad slaase nsnis Of Eusfts.
Vines and Lquqrs 81 &c qa4i'y, vii be supplied for
tall AID rvom use, bat Ne salooo Wli Be opensd
6ambhng s positively Pro4oiied and % professional
0aubisr need Apply foE
fhs springs nfe sccrsssbie ~ Railroad 10 hckfInn.
VILE thqoe ~ soos Coaches ~ niiesana ROOD alotri
acco dafeas sill D. f1unl 81 belh Tgi4hoa ard A,
hinnse, Tor thgss PrSfefrEg % reEAn al e.her
place, Oh thoir Ssy. Arrangements laAde % hsys
Hack Baegrs and eadlis norscs for hraAnI sood a.
bug, provided lor ihoss bsEgEg vita hen tGar osn
horses.
FAs road on nealinnvis 10 ne base Of tAo noanaan
has been ul hne Greer, aad ths moanan read Eaesi
add made o. sAsy aceBt daily naa val BE- resolved
from Nnshvlie carries ne Fitiita4 season
The entFs oi ss easine4s q ihe haiei tn
dsy0fs upon gAa T. Fossif tso ytars past Al Ne tAts
Hotel, NAshyle
81 per esy go per sssk sud &c per nossA.
Chilagcn sEa sefFaDls taA pfi1s
81 No Sara charge ioi hfet o. hshls =
JANA =. foE6 Co,
hsenhshs springs. Nay 9. Prspgistsis.
dtcl4ly !.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

Pianos and Music,-we learn that Horace
Waters of 583 Broadway Y agent for the Of many
ofhe most celebrated makers of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music at onethd Of from the
regular prices and will forward the free of postage
His offers the trade teachers Schools
favorable charactera of which he vii he to Gil he
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence from knowledge OF their
cellent tone and durable quality.-N y. ErdngeItst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

OF Miss Emma Stanley, who makes her first APP
pearance at the Thester tonight, the Montgomery
(Ala.) Ma ofthe 18th says:
"charge, En- ma, charzel on, Stanley, ont
We're the last words Of Ma, my oWn."
$50 10 her opening 4d ress, last evening, did
Miss EMMA STANLEY parody Sir Walter, and we
trust she will not cease TO act the maternal ad-
vice for there is no community which can long re-
sst the assaults Of h,T thousand destinations and
inrumerable grsc s. Her Seoea dyes # Woman
l. a ser,s Of portraits, rapid graphic; each
union some convulsinely comic, whl. others do
touch the souls ky minor, with the wand Of pathos
itself We wish We had space &C. lay TO do some
what Of Justice 70 the remarka l. and mot interest
ing performances of this accomplished laiy-to her
miraculous power OF transforming herself; TO the
f.ithfuluess of her pItrtS OF particular types; to
her delightful dashes Of music, vocal and Instru-
mental: and TO the witchery Of all h,r modes aud
moods which makes her the most engaging
woman in the wolf. Wethought our junior part
ner a little enthusiastic in his notice, yesterday,
but last eveuing We were present., ours If, and 10
therefore acknowledge a SUI jagatlou. the Stan
tey' is our cay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

n AfiNd sold, within the last twelve months, eight
tracts or parcels OF Land to eight different persons Is
some eSoenee That am Offering good bargains. have
lev more TO oner to those wishing purchase As am
improving Farm near Ashpor, Tenn on the Mississippi
hlver have determined to sell my Land in Davidson and
sumner counties during the present year concentrate
my ousiness al one point The Farm reside ~ miles
rom nashville near the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
ana the Gaatin Turnpike, half mile from Cumberland
HHer, containing 12S acres, well improved, with good
sck house with seven rooms kitchen, and
rooms IN the basement story, all necessary build
cry description, Of cedar timber, superior fruit
~ 49, me garden and vineyard about 50 clear
osenee good timber. aad well in biae grass. A
5areain can be had by applying to = L. 4 r. " Brown
N1 HTsn 3 35 20 myseif upon the premises.
AbSO-4sO acres in lots suit purchasers 10 miles
nom Gallaiin, the Railroad ,ood oh for Der
sons o. small capital wh9 san: homes Terms easy AMI
une WIN De gwen Apply to Joseph 8. Wallace, Sumner
also, Steam Saw Mill Machinery and Horse Min Power ior
sale at bargain. B. EMERY
apr1-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18

The ToBACoo CRoP.-A gentltman who Is ex-
perienced in the culture of the plant aud who has
just travelled through the counties Of Union, Hen
derson, Hopkins, Davis, Hancock, aud Breckin-
ridge on the opposite side Of the river for the pur-
pose Of learning the prospects Of the crops, con-
tradlcts tue fittrrng representations we have had
of the growth Of the tobacco plant
he tells us that the plants are coming up 10 album
dance, but that they are but just making their APP
pearance; that the plant attain the size in
the bed for transplanting in less than sixty DAYS,
and that Tobacco transplinted after the lst Of July
cannot produce any thing better than good lugs
Without an extraordinarily favorable season, our
friend thinks the crop of IOoacco be very in
ieriOr aud short 10 all the counties he has visited
--EUaRSUiHe (id) Journal, Nay l2h.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This strong language yet BoGLss ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
recenty improved) proved to be by the judges
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston, (among whom
DR.. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts othe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in st The ingredients
nourshing the hair destructive, others. 3D.
Does hurt the skin. 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown
deep black, natural appear marvellous Manu-
actured sold and applied by WM B0GLE 277 Washington
street, Boston dec10-tilmay31
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Crooker's Millinery EstabIIsEment.


We doubt whether the fai danes and bellies Of
Nashville have ever ex eren ed so much difficulty
ih SvvctlVu Oi a OOnueI this season, a. til,
establishment TIE cause is not 10 be found 10 the
increased lastidiousness or esptiOasness of their
tastes nor 10 the paucIy OF the stock or neleganos
OF the styles. No; We must look for Il 10 some
other quarter. Their fsncies, to tell the truth have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty Of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
sech sensations while behoIding IT, as one feels
in rich conservatory surrounded by the rsrssi ca
oIcs, andiavedin their delicious pernmss They have
such emotions as led the poet 10 wish that The
lips OF all Somankind, especially the beauties, we're
condensed iotO one pretty p1using pair that he
might, 10 kissing them, k,s che whole race. Where
there Is 80 ma IA elegance, 50 great a variety. a
choice must be difficult. Tue tLing's natural; aad
the desr creatures not 10 btme But nog Of bon
nets alone does CrOoksr's congress consist ResrIy
ali descriptions Of millinery goods are represented
thers-irom the lIghsest and most ETHEREAL 10 the
heavier fairies which ART produces 20 ad0rn the
oyeiest Of natures handiworks. alBa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-18
Augusta Market.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RECTIFIERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GROCERs
DIR. FEUCH
Flavorings 10 Produce alta Moments Notice every
dasired Iiounr

The undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this Urar ch Of business. The Favorngs put
ag"sof D. TO- an 40 Gallons and require but the addition
OF Pure spirit either LIST 4h proof ard Liquors such
Ccgnac either dark pale, Holland and English Gin. ia
maica and ST. Crox Ru MODOng=hela Bourbon ish and
Scoch Whisky Apple, Peach Cherry aud RR,beny
BRANDY, Por, and Made Wines II be instantly produced
Il requires SIX H. but addit a good spirit gay so
gal ons % earhgalon q the respective Favoring
Tn best Cognae OIL green, vel AMI white, warranted
genuine a. low any other importer chang for the
spective quality.
sences Of eysry LIQUOR. Extract OF Cognac, D Of
Whicn produces roo ssllon, II Cognac
Raw Whisky may by DR.. Fsage and body preparation be
made smooth and with but a ug expense.
The prices Of avoring extremely moderate and d.
reetions in fan supplied bv
DR. LEWIS FEUCHT HANGFR.
Chemist and Importer Of Drugs Essential oils and Ne
tai, DdgUerreOtgPe and photographic Chemicals.
No. AZ Maiden Laine, New York
April 2l-6m lawd v