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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

ErAY LEAVE s.-Chis delightful article
EN wh, has been used extensively throughout me "oin
for renturies mast under of Bay Rum as remedy
for Nervous and for affections o the can Eene
ay and for diseases the Scalp Hair has at ast peeh
reduced 10 that state which increases N me
drro virtues ten fold makes it remedy worthy ue at
tcntion of all In its present state OF concentration % %
bee effected alone OF chemical experiments ny e
Inventor the Concentrated Essence of Bay leaVess no" pre-
rentcd 10 this community remedy unsurpassed IN W
the decay of Hair, the removal Dandruh ana 81 @ @ oms
Ly few applirat6ns that distressing itching "heh mos" gen
Tollv nrccedes falling of the Hair The inventor severn
wears since originally prepared for member o h's
in the nosruins usually soInl WI"
most decay of the hair and such fe me u l
that It's reputation became established an" nun
dros of a. have since been made for IT, without any
f ,npng whatever Such has become the reputation ol nos
scrs l3ay that the has been induced TO manu-
factura it upon an scar aud ne now oH'' " WI"
the lnlt ST confidence to the entire pubic
~ 7 THOS. II ROSSER
Mamma curing Chemist. l'rirrshufg; -,1,,,,, w
For sale wholesale and retail by SlRO lllAh N "H'' -
HEAD. Druggists. r ,ii -, u,y
Look cut limitations under the name OF oi VI ""!
LoaVts. lay Extracts Bay Water &c'
fob ad&rly
5USr RECEiv handsome "ssor'nen'
- Manias Robes and Nhite foods on an sD
s1.d 4, ,bo inp,net ,rices N GUGGENHElMEk
il.
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General supi,- Oai.c. Va. n q. 1t. K.,

General supi'- Oti.c, Va. n q. u. IT,,
IfNolBuUG, May -, 1901.
lAN and after June all articles intended for lfanBporta
" ton by Ioral press must he a"ni to the Express once
of The Company O'Clock T. NJ. No packages Will be re-
cclyrd a the heretofore.
Parties scndR packages Will send Two receipts one of which
will be Ictaluedm the Express Oiicc. - . .
ReP.ropy. INA |oisl '" = HMil' y
syERpoOE sAGT.-i0O Surh- ia dry and
i clean order IN store tpr sale BY - .
10 I3ts NUMIIN & ALEXANDER.
NueIE-sas eIaE@- superior a"niiyk RE-
WI ceyit weekly suppes If Young Gents Dies nats, of
n beautiful 81 sic and quality. Cal and ''c thc
L. L. ARMiSIEAD.
t,ue II IL ncnr Farmers liauk
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have now in store a supply fresh Rockbridge Alum
Water in half Barrels and Glass Bottles put u a the Springs
under the personal supervision Of VIM Frazier, fsg
je5ts ~ ID hoohh'
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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our res manufacturing French,
Snac and Peach Bandos. Jamaica and Santa cruz RUNS
&c nnthns Injurious te the Hystem
Address, enclosing a. and Postage Stamp 10
a. A. HARTW ELL \ co,
New York city.
fVefcttors nailed rsk. ap lsd3m
ENNE GROCERIES for SOUTHERN FAM
~ llIES-TiioMAS HOrE co, No. III CHAM
BEERS SrREEr NEW YORK, Established 1900 lmpor-
Dealers all descriptions of Rare Old Madeira, Shor
~ aud mes Finest old IRA dies superior old Jama
ca Croix Antigua Rum old Holland Gin and
of fine Imported aud Domestie Liquors
tit AuNf=s Man SutAur, Mnet thnudon and fumm
Imperial Cabinet and NcrgenRy lielslek and other brands
CLAWIT AM Including Chateau MargauS Cha
lahtte Isnslr laose MargauN and ST Julien, cha
team aud linnt Sanloruos
Ilu,k WiAfsnf JohannrahefTer, Marcohrunnef, kndes
hoimer ueekhemer. sparkling llock aud Moscllc,
SluASa all the choicest varieties Eeganes, RogaliaA
CouchHs. Pressed aud tumnuncs
FOtnGN all kinls Raisus, Almonds Prnnes, sc
TlAs ANn tofitrs--all ol the finest qualities.
HAMS fuNuUfS- Burlington Virginia aud W Nostphalln
Hams, Smnked aud Pcklod Tongues
GoSnrN nrI1ft,- In Frkins rnhs and Stone Jars
FutuiuN fiokLtS sauces, 1asups. Sardnos taptrs, Oh
Ives,
IlusrNfs aud West India and Domestic And ainll
AVID general assortment OF every variety of Fine Groceries
mar idly
ltIIApnAN. PINE n co, Imporirss 81
French English aud German Fancy Goods, nnd dealers
In tomts brushes uttJns iinen and Cotton Thread Sew
Ing SILK, and small wares generally Il Murray Street New
lnnN IL dly
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SINEER's SEWING MASsIuNEs.-@ tsrcnt
- always the most conclusive proof of great men
IudEcdh ts there hhorsayiug machine before the
public comparahlcto singers Sowing Machines After esah
fishing the highest reputation In the United States they
exhibited at the late Exposition lhyonolc IN France " here
hoy carried oil tho highest feminm and great manuaoto
~ to make them las been built in Paris
Ia branch OF industry In which SOW Ing h 10 be done
these machines be used with Immense profit As the apecd
ui the Railway lain IL to travelling foot N scwing with
singers Machines compared with hand sowing No tailor
shoemaker reasmakc carrinRe trimmer sadlor halter &
should lac without The fair profit of using oi
these machines regularly employed Ia one Thousand Dollars
La MI private families where there Is much sewing to
be done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers lind them particularly convenient and prom
table These marinos are ample in their construction AMI
very and durable being tho only Kind OF Sowing Ma
chine made hy which sort of work. ut tuo
could Ice perfectly executed 1honsando Of inferior aud worth
Sewing Machines been made and sold under yaous
names SnRorB Machines alone have been found every
where % satisfy the wants OF the public
Plain printed Instructions fur using sent with each ina
clur which any readily acquire the art ot man
aging them machines packod securely 20
formation will application by letter either OF our Of
fees, torwafdn copy OF NJ Singer Cos Gazette, papei
wholly dey nted 10 the Sewing Machine interest
NJ. SINGER 4 co,
Principal once, No. ;ia1 broadway. New York.
BRANCH oFftCE2-No q Hanover ST. bosioni No ~ Chap
81 ST. New Haven Ct Goycryle, N VI No Hl lirnad ST.
Newark No l11 Chestnut st, Philadelphia No, 100
baltimore naltmorc No la NcstminHcr 81, Providence
l.: East 4th ST. Gurinnati No 60 North 4ih ST. h
LouIvi No RI 81 Eharles ST. New orloans No 20 aurhin
st Mobile Idec - .d6ctH
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II 016 nrizee amounting 10 s 1000
Wloles 500 Halves sloi Quarters So Eighths s2 so
t.,tileaio Of packnr. of a6 Nholcs cost s25G so
p6 Halves 12s %
e6 tuartcrs "a 10
ri ERhhs 81 %
rV= For tickets and packages address orders TO
+. H. HUBBARD co,
Office - Faycttc Street, Box 40,
MARYLAND
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~yExy CONCERN.-The undersigned having
associated themselves together under the style ana ih
f OGDEN a. WINGFIEI.D, for the purpose Of condn, hs
Commission Forwarding Business, In the large
az, copvonient New Brick Building the BASIN opP"e tue
insaa ad,ms 60 take this method Of informing their
friends and the public generally that they are now prepared 10
oi and se or store every Description on as
asouoie terms as any other House in the Cy lhey WIN
bor rcronal attention the business and promise their
Rest efforts to give satisfaction to all who may ie1r en "''
a call. y, ut,NcEIuJn
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HyNPrg~T y WHITE,
- Tobacco le....b ss.iou Nerhn

81 nArrfsT. late of Petersburg, Va }
JNo. D. WIFI, late of the hrm oi lles.
ter n White, Richmond, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
:. - nkNNAMmA NNn aINCINNATI

S...-..A----y PACkEf-Thc New aud Splendid steamer,
" QGARRlEH, j. X JOHNSON, Conman#
der leaves Kanawha Sane every Saturday at o'clock A.
NJ. for Cincinnati Freight twenty five cents per 100 fAtf
S3-Meals and State Rooms included aug 2sl
EREENE, HEATH n ALLEN, CONNIs.
Nn SION MERCHANTS. SAN FRANCISCO CAL.-tof-
flcE ia FRoNl SlRfEf, Nfw NoIK-Partenar attention
paid 10 SALES OF TOBACCO and consignmo ns direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENt ES.--A. i \ Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen
n paNson, New York; Courtney a Gushing Baltimore ;
Davenport. Allen CO. Edmond Davenport Co, Indian
Watson James T.. Heath late auditor and trenshaw
Co. Richmond McCorkle q Jones bantel, Hurt a Pres.
ton T. G. s. Ferguson Co, and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch.
burg
y Bs-rayng established n brauch of house in New
receiving transhrpmE securing the low
freight ee OF eommis all goods consign
ed to san Francisco House
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co.. Will act for Ms AT Rich
inonl aug 2S-codly.
NATIONAL HOTEL, sin"nion Nn. The
" uLdet signed late proprietor of the Taylor Hotel W IN
ly known the Woodward Housc) would respectfully inform
the public that he pcped accommodate his guests IN the
best manner.
Ills Table shall always be supplied with the best that the
market His Stable which is to viii nj
be supplied With the best proven Ter andaenv Osters
Passengers who the house desiring 10 tax" the tars
entirely the noise to which Kali Road Houses
subject and they always rest assured OF ghhg
their meals reaching the Depot in time 10 secure tickets
and
An Omnibus will always be found at the Rail Road Depot
free OF charge w. ID. UIlKESON.
fIl3 al FIN
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MANuFACrl'RERS AND DEALERS IN GuhfoW
DER CONTINlE no OFFER TlIElR WE'LL KNOWN
brands Of ELECTRIC INDIAN ltIt ~ and KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER; In Kegs mud tanstors. Also. unnpow
der Blasting Mining. comprising full assortment Of
qualities kinds required h. the trade guaranteed 10 HNe
satisfaction
The standard thcr Powder which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty five yeats, Will be
by any Other manufncc oi The KIND IN
the world fo sale by the principal dolcs and also at the
Office of the Company No ~ Na Wafer atroei New
York. y. q. HAZARD Ifth'
a y Dnrsl ASS. SccI'y, n mat 2ddm
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lpWI,AlE SCHOOL FON IWWEoIsn-.-

The undersigned desires to call the attention OF farenia
aud Guardians having children of slow mental or yscal de
vcupcmtn the fact that he has opened In Harlem few
miles above the city Of New York, IN heathin nn
beautiful location Private Family school, where such chill
be received and taught The experience he has hh
than eight In with the Massachusetts
state Institutions for Idiots has shown him
that be done In bringing these children 10
normal condition In Instances he has had them
home either to enter common school with advantage
engage duties lie with The earlier the
training the better For circulars reference &C.
address JAMES B RICHARDS,
- ~ La lIuDIun A... A.Il
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l,nu.T, CoNTECTIoNAHrEs, Nc--J"-,

lHRUIT, CONTEMPORARIES, Adjust
H received
70 Boxes prime Oranges, filberts
s5 " Lemons, i''"n NUS
80 Half Boxes Lemons, 10 Boxes Dry Preserved
100 Drums TiPs 100 Cans Tirklcd Oysters,
Hnvrs Ci,rons r Boxes assorted Pickles
Cask Curants Fresh Tomatoes,
soo Cocoa Nu,s TO- 600 Imptd Principe Cigars,
. Bales Almonds 900 Havana
> English wanus, I5 900 . Cop'non
, Palm Nuts.
20 Boxes VII l.. Saunders Lone Star Tobacco.
ALWAYS hand receiving weekly, Cream Ale, Lager
Beer brewers with large stock of Fancy Arti
daily ofthe best Crushed sugars ana pnl u" any he paeh
country or city trade call from all IN wan, 9 any
hing in my respectfully solicited as VIII sell low
- I.ynchb"rg.v".
NYOTICE.-Thc n,ie",io" Of the Mcrcha",-
~ and business men OF ~ hnnis tooc'uy W & s y 10
No student shall be allowed to contract nny debt
without the PEI his parent guardian
son credug student without written certificate from the
President OF the Faculty will do 50 at his own risk
aug9sts President Of hc Faculty.
HAs STOCK FOR SALE.
~ sha s of Lyhchburg Gas Stock,
ma I3ts LANGHokNE q HOLCoMBE.
RCE, ICE, ICE.For sale in large or small quantities.
Those will please call at my Fruit and Contiion.
arv Store Ina 2s:m ; A. lloyd
NxvINDOW SHADES AND CORNsCEs-
w just received splendid assortment OF shades and Cor
test STYLES and designs Having been purchased upon
ally favorable they will be sold than ever oered
in this market Call and see at A. WlhSIoNS
lgts
Rep and all papers advertising for me copy.
VNIARDROBES, WardrObes, WardrObes.-
w large and splendid stock of the above articles, en-.
bcnp every stye quality price greatly reduced prices
ia W IA A. WINSTON.
A-OTICE.-Wc wish To cnlI the attention OF
our constituents and those interested to the f'r' that
there is some excitement Bacon Market and thai prices
have gone up and u cents pound and firm with an
inward tendency; LARD l2 cents BUTTER l6 to . cents
FLOUR 50 81 NEAL rs to 90 cents CORN ~ OATS per
busho 80 lbs TO to 624 cents Red WHEAT VI 2oo VI %
white 81 30 to 81 32i, BEEF 7 to Y nett
We have lot of superior Clover, Timothy oTchard Ever
green English Blue and Herds Grass Seeds on had Tor sac al
his time also a prime Stock of Groceries Chewing ana Sno
king Tobacco which will sell good bargains Step in
~ ~ " McGORKLE & co,
Crocers and Commission Merchants, the old stand OF
McCorkle g. Jones. iHar iots
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LOTTERIES,
HAVANA PLAN.
Grand Con -oiidnied s.attrry of Maryland.
ENEKA GLASS J,

To be drawn In Baltimore. Md, Friday. July 1St, 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME
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DSIGE TO uI~BtND~ ~ WIVES. Also.
those contemplating Marriage -Four cold Iocl plates 10
cts plain plates % cts, free of postage
This work contains dissertation the necessity Of Mar
riagc Instructions Cuurng with Cure for Low" effects
of feibaeg gohabntou Of Seriy explained increase
useful instructions The French
of Jean Dnbotg. Address. HENRY q. SMITH co
IgeHfs mdHted, Bok l2lO iost once, N Y.
lau JOdGm
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HUsr RECEiv handsome "ssortmfnna
- Back Mantas, Robes, and White foods a an h IND
sod Vt tho lowest prices ~ Guuuh.fh'-i''''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

81 o. Mrs. Cunningham is still kept in
custody, under the surveillance of the
police, at the Burdsll House, No. 81
Bond street. She still feigns to be very
i'll, and is really suffering under a high
state of mental excitement, at the explo-
sion of her nefarious plot. DR.. Catlin,
the accessory and active accoucheur, is
held in close confinement. The nurses
are also in the custody of the police.
The proof is so conclusive and the law
SO explicit upon the subject-prescribing
the punishment for an attempt to COM
init the crime, though it fail-that there
seems to be little chance for her to es-
cape the penitentlary. The excitement
in the city appears to be as intense as
when the examination of the charges OF
murder were in progress. Mrs. Cum
ningham's two daughters, the nurses, and
the two physicians, have been examined
and made statements that disclose all
the particulars Of the farce. The Tri-
bune remarks, that the tragedy of the
earlier acts has now been relieved by sit
uations as purely comic as any that ever
brought . house down. The Spring
street apothecary personating a parturi
ent widow, with night-cap, the after-birth,
and corresponding groans, while the plot.
ting woman receives the baby in the
District Attorneys fish basket, and Mrs
Cunningham's sanctimonious remark to
DR.. Uhl, after the thing was all over,
Il have put my trust in the Lord, and
he has brought me safely through" car
hardly be surpassed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

The COMMENCEMENT AT INDIANA UNI
vEEsIrY was quite brilliant and inter.
esting literary festival. President Daily
delivered an address to the graduating
class on Sunday afternoon:
On Monday evening Col. X. w. Thompson,
of Terre Haute, addressed the Philomathean
Society in his usual elegant and eloquent
manner. The Alumni were addressed on
Tuesday morning by Mr.. John Foster of
Evansville. His speech was a fine piece of
composition, gracefully delivered, and won
for the speaker great praise. DIR. Williams,
of Cincinnati, harangucd the Beta Theta Pi
Association in tho afternoon. His address,
without aspiring to literary merit, was brim-
full of wit and merrinient, although many of
his best hits were felt and appreciated by the
initiated. AT night the Athenisn Society
was addressed by the Hon c. l.. Durham.
His speech was at once sound, eloquent and
patriotic-an effort Of which both the speak
er and the society may well be proud.
Wednesday was devoted to the orations of
the graduating class.
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RATHER CHEAP.-Judge Dean, Mrs

RATHER CHEAP.-Judge Dean, Mrs.
Cunningham's lawyer, in her case before
the Surrogate, claiming the Burdell
property as his widow, went into court
on the morning after the fictitious birth,
and before he had heard of the -denoue-
ment, and filed . motion, and COM
menced addressing the Surrogate, saying,
May it please the Court, events are con-
ferring q new importance on the litiga-
ton before you. You have now" said
he, his air, manner and tone beaming
with the magnitude of the disclosure he
had to make, "you have now to decide
not only a question Of marriage, but a
question of legitimacy'" In few minutes
afterwards, it was reported that Mrs.
Cunningham was arrested and the plot
was blown to the winds. The learned
counselor caught his hat and took sud
den leave of the court room.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

o. Gov. Walker has broken up his
camp before Lawrence, and marched
away. Not finding any way to get out
of the foolish embarrassment into which
he had plunged himself he got up ficti-
tious report that Fort Riley had been
attacked by the Indians, and was in i'm
minent danger, and required the instant
aid of the troops. A courier, who had
been instructed in the part he was to
play, arrived in the camp, proclaiming
the news. A letter from Lawrence Ol
the 4th inst. says: 81 saw the messen.
ger himself this morning, and he told me
he did not think the Fort in any very
great danger" The city government o
Lawrence continue to act under Their
new organizatian without any disturb
ance from any quarter
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A Reward IL Offered.

For the detection of any person counter
feiting. initiating, or the vender of any such
counterfeit or imitation of BERHAVE'
HOLLAND BITTERS. The genuine, high
ly concentrated Holland Bitters is put up in
half-pint bottles only, having the name of
the proprietor, B. PAGE, Jr. blown in them,
and his signature around the neck of each
and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received
by Americans, with that favor which is only
extended to really scientific Preparations
When we consider the marked success at
tending its administration, in the most stub
the Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache
Indigestion, Costiveness and Pile, together
with the complete control it exercises over al
Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affec.
tons, we cannot wonder at its popularity
Well may the invalid vs.ue this remedy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

OF The exports Of coal from Great
Britain in 1856 were in value $14,373.-
go. From the United States the coal
exports were, in the. same year. only
S677, APO. Yet we have better Goals and
can mine them cheaper than in England.
The chief advantages which England has
over this country in the export of her
coal is, that it is carried to the ends Of
the world almost without cost, as ballast.
Her exports being chiefly manufactured
goods, the shipping leaving her shores for
all parts of the world with freights Of
light manufactures, take her Goals for
ballast instead of stone and gravel
English Goals are often sold in our cit
les, after paying duties. for less than
the first cost in England. The ship is
satisfied to deliver the coal to the buyer
in New Orleans at the actual cost, with
out any charge for freight; and English
coal can be had at our ports at the cost
of the same article in Liverpool. Our
exports are chiefly crude agricultural
products, whose weight ballast them
selves. When our exports shall change
their character, and assimilate to those
of England, we can compete with her in
the exports of coal; then will our coal
lands assume something like relative
value to those of England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

COMPRESSED AIR BATHs.-The Scien-
tific American contains diagram Of a
new bathing apparatus for the purpose
of increasing respiration and oxygenating
the blood, in invalids, without obliging
them to resort to muscular exercise.
The plan is to place the patient in a
chamber Of compressed air, filled by an
air pump, in which the force Of the at
mosphere itself expands the lungs, and
produces all the effects of the most VIC.
lent exercise and hard breathing, with
out exhausting or fatiguing the patient
Respiration in the compressed atmos-
phere is remarkably easy and free, and
the patient is surprised to find the powers
of his voice strengthened and increased
The pulse is apt at first to fall in the in
valid but it is increased as the patient
gains. and in the healthy subject, the
compressed bath sometimes increases il
% or 80 beats.
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BE II known by all sickly, weak and debilitaed per-
sons, that MCLsAn's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Is the only remedy that will strengthen and inveorate
the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood.
It's very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties Of Tonic, Diuretic
and Alternative. Ss -
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such a.:
DiauhGa, Billiousness, Dyspepsia Indigestion.
Heodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Live
Complaint, Costiveness, Weakness Debility, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Yslownsss
of the Skin, &C., &c.
When taken, il neutalizes and removes any merbid
tive organs. -lrr
1t will also cure any disease Of the Uterus Kidneys,
Bladders or Urinary organs; and rs An Alternative,
purhes and healthy circulation Of blood,
moving all sores, bols, pimples blotches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced Of It's wonderful invgo-
rating properties.
For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonful Of this Cor
dial daily.
IL See Circular.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
f- Principal Depot-Corne Of Third and Pine
Sold by Keller / White. Druggists, Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

OF The Council Of the city of Fort
Wayne have adopted an ordinance regu-
lating the sale of liquors, &C., including
ale, porter, malt beer, lager beer, and all
wines and fermented liquors, which pro-
duce intoxication, as also all mixed
liquors, etc. The license is fixed at $25
to 5000. New Albany has similar Or
dinance under consideration, to pass
which the Council have full power under
the city charter. Have not our City
Council the same authority? There are
three hundred liquor establishments in
our city, and if they could be made to
pay an average of $40 each for a license,
it would afford . revenue OF $4,000.