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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-25
Murray Lanmau,s Florida Wa

ter II not an immortal perfume, is the most lasting ia
the world. Like all that is iyauable, it has been i'm
itated But Il survives and tiumphs, while the iIna
tons die. Purchase none but the genuine article
Murray &. Lanmans, which Cor fifteen years has been
the national perfume and cosmetic Of Spanish
America. Look to the label. sE- Sold by Lan'nan
x Co.. wholesale druggists, CO Water Street, New
York. and by all druggists at % cents per lot.e.
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tg- The alarm of fire on Saturday after
noon was occasioned by the burning of o
small frame building in the upper part of the
city, near Mr.. Nurrie's saw mill. The build
ing wac so small and combustible that it was
consumed before the engines could play with
any effectupon il. f-y q
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IL /. is rumored that Mr.. Stocked, Rus
sian Minister at Washington, has intimated
70 the government that the good Offices of the
Russian college at Pekin will be cheerfnlly
accorded to prepare the way for successful
negotiations by our Ministers TO China.
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The MAPLE susAR Cnor-swrrr FAcrs.-

The MAPLE SUGAR CRoP-SwEET FAoTs.-
Maple sugar has got to be staple product in
the Northern States of the Upion-almost as
much 40 as the cane sugar is in Lorrisfana.-
The quantity manufactured the present sea-
son in the several States is enormous, ex-
ceeding, it is estimated. 100000 pounds.
which. at 16 cents per pound. the present
price, is worth $le, 900, ooo-by no means an
insignificant item.
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- Tie Grand Trunk Railway in Canada

that is o extend from New brunswick to
Lake Huron, and which was estimated to
cost s4O, 900 900, it is foand will cost more
than $50, ooo,O to complete it. To relieve
the company and TO insure the completion of
the enterprise, the legislature of Canada have
just voted sIs,OOo,oO0 to the. road. This is
more than Yankee enterprise and libsrality.
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A WONDERFUL REMEDY.
Mr. d. D. woop.. late Justice Of the Peace, Eas.

Mr.. Ii. ID. W ooDs, late Justice OF the Pesct, EAST
Birmingham, Pa. says, - -s' .f.f its- -. .s-,
81 have been afflicted witha disease of the stomach,
papitaon ofthe heart and nervous headache for
y fifteen years, and have spen. hundred Of dol
lars in order to effect but to parpos. After
having used three bottles Of your Holland 3itters,
feel my self entirely restored. eat and sleep well
and can attend to my business with pleasure, and can
therefore recommend It to all those who similarly
aflictei I" ESQ
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ECONOMY is Wealth.

Keller G. White, Druggists, on Main street,
have Just received another supply of PURE
Potash in small cans, for family use, with
full directions for making Soar at n cost net
to exceed two cents per pound.
may25d1t' q
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As most discreditable comparison, the
Tribune presents the operations of our Post
Office Department, placing in parallel col
umn the letter statistics of London, which
city alone in the number of letters mailed
rivals the correspondence of our entire coun-
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To RNOK.KEEPERS.

Book-keepes eau have their Blank Books malein the
best order. Ruled to any PATERNITY L...-.
MI. JOHNSON,
House. my23s
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- The official, authorized edition of the
Q. S. Supreme Court, in the bred Scott case.
has been published, but gives, it is said, no
new aspect to any of the points, as they were
frs. reported.
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~ Judge Vondersmith, Of Pennsylvania,
arrested for forging land warrants, was on
Friday brought before Judge Kane of Phil
adelphia. and bail fixed at s86 900, in default
Of which he was committed to jail.
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Who Is Hostetteri-wha Dyspep,ic and nervous
unstrong invalid that tried his celebrated Stomach
Bitters, but can reply with pleasure In all OF
dizziness, hatulsncy, IalIaaton prostration, great
fatigue. constipation, dyspepsia physical and mental
inability, it is surprising how patients find relief
They correct the appetite, imrat tone and system,
force oil the bile and impure secretoRs regulate tine
bowels, give siren 9Th of body aud vgor Of mind
Sold quart bottles by all Hotels, Grocers Drug
&C., no addi.iOI.si spirits wanfei.
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DIRECTORS.

.t> DIRECTORS. tit9
GEORGE W. CoLMADAY, formerly Recorder of
Deeds, &C., Philadelphia. 81.
WI. BOWERS, formerly Register Of Wills.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, Firm Coleman 4 Smith, I'M
porting Hardware Cutlery Merchants, No. l2
North Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH DAT, Finn Joseph Dat Son, coppersmiths,
No. u Quarry street Philadelphia. rf
EDWIN V. MACHErrE, Firm Machette Raiguel.
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. lsi North Third
street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD IIINC1IMAN, Firm Livingston & Co.,
Produce L. Commission Merchants. No. PTS Market
street, above Eighth street. Phiiadelphia. -
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
5000 President,
GALEN WILSON, 40 .f-..r- /
Secrstdry,
Jeremiah Benin, Agent
Office Commercial College Rooms, over j. ". Cald
we'll, store First street, Evansville Ind myissmo
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Co<I NoTiCr.

The price Of Coal at the BopIAN MINES. Is Q, the
Pit, cents per hushel; hauled to any part Of the
city, 10 cents per bushe. So.
JOHN wYMOND,
feba ~ p" Secretary and Manager.
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Holloways Pills--Life Boats are

not more necessary at than this Life Medicine The
exemption from scuryy, ana other scorbutc Affections
OF the late exploring expeditions Is attributable to the
ail;septic action OF uollcway's Pills Sold at the
maiufactories. No 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
No. "a Strand. London; and all druggists, at 25cts,
62Ec, ard 81 per bottle.
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BEAcoS LiGHT Social TEMPLE, No.
49, Is, meets every alternate Friday evening,
a above. - JOHN HYDE, W. c. T.
CIV. RUpYARD, b. r. has jan5Qly q.
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y
whele Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters s2h.
rur PLAN OF THE LOTrERY. fsss.
Tbs Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
OF paper encirclel with small tin tubes and placed
IN one Wheel.
The frs. 25I Prizes. similarly printed and encircled,
placed in another wheel - -'{f 20
The wheels are then revoyed and anumber is drawn
from the wheel Of, Numbers, and at the time
Prize IL drawn from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes drawn
Approximation, Przes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers those drawing the first
Il Prizes win be entitled to the is Approximation
Prizes For example, II Ticket No. 1880 draws the
s6oo Prize those Tickets numbered lais, 1iaff 1881
and ii252, VIII eaebbe entitled s2 If Ticket No.
80 draws the go 40 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5s
a, 5sI, 5 will each he entitled to $780, and &C.
cortiing to the above scheme -. 49,
The 5000 Prizes Of go will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number thaedrws the 100000 Prize For
example, IL the lumber drawing the 900 Prise ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets, where the number
ends in l. will be entitled to $40 III the Number ends
with No. ?, then all the Tickets where the Number ends
| in will be entitled 10 so, and SO on toe,
Certcstes OF Packages win be sold at the following
| rates. which is the risk: l-eift ft-t'~oi
Cs,fGrsfe of par,, -e of ia Whole Tickets $50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w., NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per fine
49, sone inserton 10 cents per line three times;
30 cents per line week; discount on longer time.
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49, EyASsvILLg Temple OF Honor, No.
49, Il, meets every THURSDAY evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
- - atf. L. W. poINDEXTER, w. CT.
A. j. 0'REILLy, W. r.. r~ NI.~ jan20ly
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Losr.-A pair Of gold sleeve buttons
Any person returning the same to this Office,
will be amply rewarded by the owner. =
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An Axsrsr.-oficers Clifford and Tomlin-

An AKnrsr.-Oficers Clifford and Tomlin
son in their perambulatons on Friday night
saw a man making himself familiar with
mans pockets who lay drunk in the street.
On the approach of the officers he Fed. On
Saturday the same officers were on the look
out for fugitive from justice whose arrival
was expected at our wharf, and of whose
person they had description. They arrest
ed person on the levee who answered the
description, bu: on examination he proved
not to be the fugitive they were in search of,
but was found to be Benjamin franklin
wigert an old penitentiary bird and the fell
low made notorious by the suicide of young
Poindcxter, who accused him Of being his
tempter and prosecutor. He was also reccg-
nized rs the person who was seen rifling the
pockets of the drunken man the night before
Justice Carter after giving the gentlemen q
hearing, committed him till the Oetobel
term Of the Circuit Court
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ANTIOCH CoLLEGE.-We havereceived the
Catalogue of this popular Institution under
the charge of Hon. Horace Mann, located at
Yellow Springs in Ohio, on the Springfield
Railroad, Is miles from Cincinnati. The pc
culiarity of this institution is the admission
Of females to full participation in all the
rights and benefits of q collegiate education
which is regarded as one of the greatest ex-
eellencies of this Institution. Among all the
beneficial reforms of the present day, none
has more important bearing upon the well
fare of the race than those which improve
the educational condition Of woman. The
best interests of humanity demand that she
should receive the highest cniture of which
her nature is capable. From her lips, the
young mind, che world over, receives its
earnest teachings, and its first ineulcations
of truth. The most universal and impor-
tant of all schools Is that CT home, and the
Principal Of this school is almost always q
woman. How necessary, then, that she
should be properly qualified for her response
bic duty
To those who concedc the right Of woman
to an equal education With man, but We
doubt the propriety ofeducating the sexe,
together, the practical success of Antioch
College is a sufficient answer. Ho prepos
ferrous that those who are to spend their live
together should be educated apart! Congo
NAL tastes and an equality of culture are TIN
surest guarantees Of social and domestic hap
piness. The experiment Of admitting fe
|. males to this Institution has proved emf
nently successful. Ii has been found that, i,
point of discipline, the female students act
ually diminish the labors of the teachers
They refine rudeness aud check insubordina
ton. The sexes mutually polish the manners
and stimulate the scholarship of each other
From the Catalogue il appears there ar
! HOW In the Institution
Male undergraduates. ............... :
Female undergraduates. ....... 2
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
Foreign and Domestic,
Slip, log, Trace and Halter CAainsr ~.
Nails, Hoes, Ares, Hatchess,
Planes, SeyAss, Cradles, Rates,
.Sasatls, Forks, Scales, .Shorels.
80. Spddes, Grfndstones, LoeEs, Lotthes,
-Augurs, C1isels, LooEiny Gfossss,
~ fTles, Gsns, Pistols, d Fancy Goods
ALSO
AGENTS FOR BOSTON BETTING CO.
g BABC0CK 60NNTA0.
aps7 Water rset.-Bvanivfils, Ind.
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ApprOximntion .Prizes.- The tV

In ordering Tickets OF. Certificates, enclose
the mouey 20 address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first MALL
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent To
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. -
sS- Purchasers will rease write their signatures
plain, and give tleir Pos, Office, County aud State.
- Remember thai every Prize is drawn and paya.
bic in fun without deduction.
.F All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the DRAWN soilsr prizes at the usual time q
All COMMUNICATES s<yctiy confidential. "a r
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
49,, S. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta. Ga,
~ list OF the numbers that are drawn from Che
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
enedso 10, will he published after every drawing, in
the following papcrs:--New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At.
lanta Intelligence, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
mys5 80 'l5a .zs.E ft =
a DMIyIsTRATIX' NoTICE.-Notice is hereby
Adninistaix OF the Estate of Emory Wilson deceased
late of laneriurgh county Indiana. Said Estate is
SUPPOSED % DC solvent HARRIET WILSON,
rny2sdw3w = ~ Administering.
LOOK!!!
Anew YORK LEDGER,
: " With tine Island Princess. al g..
myS f- D0BELL & LISTER.
: -
GRAHAps FOR JUNE,
~ Harper for June,
Mrs. STEPHENS New Monthly for June,
Dallou' 3 Slagsuice for June, just reed.
my25 DOBELL & LISTER.
CORN MEAL. .
y 30 bushels fresh Corn Meni, just received !
mya5 sscrs -ts In. COOK SON.
r DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES. ~.
nnn Lbs. Extra saig gar curel Dried Beef;
lVUV 80 choice large Tongues;
Received per steamer Swallow by
my25 H.. H.COok son.
CORN. -
200 B mys Ear Corr e fGr r ;sls K s. SON.
f.At'- PRIME LARD. ID
1nnn LBS. Prime Lard, for sale by
AOOO myao z. III. COOK x SON.
LARD OIL e
, BBi.s. Lard Oil for ssieiy -. et n-
- iny2J Il. Ill. COOK g. son.
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LAGONDA AGRYCU LT U RAIL
t-a.1~stf -i-a-r WORKS.. -

" H.; COOK q son are Agents Tor the sale
Ketchum's Mowers 9, = rtttI
do -, Reaper. - go -
do Mower and Reaper 'combneis'
and all other articles manufactured by the above
ed Works, samples TO be seen at their store.
,nyo0 T. III. COOK & SON.
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a DMIyIsTRATIX' NoTIcE.-Yotice is hereby
A given that the undersigned has heen ap 1atlIted
Administatix of the Estate of Emory Wilson, deceased
late of Ianeriurgh county Indiana. Said Estate Is
supposed 10 be solvent. - -. J.. 81.
HARRIET WILSON,
: iny2sdw2w ! lr in. -tJ Adminsrratix.
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CORN MEAL.
~ 20 bushels fresh Corn Menl, just received
mya5 ~ ri slc<s ~, III. COOK & SON.
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THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE PRIZES
More than One Prize to every ten Tickets.
AGNIFICENT Sch Z ME!
TO re DRAWS
EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE!
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs:4
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

= ,3OJ Prizes amounting to ......-,..62O4,O0O
Whele Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters s2h.
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}. AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY.
u,, O,.usd barge assortment OF Rus.ell's Justly
d Ceieirates Table knives and Forks in Ivory Horn
and Cocoa handles; for sale by single sets or f9ii
sets of 81 pieces at New York prices. For tho>'
beat Goods made and no mistake.
myls ri .r1.- - CHAS- D "ei<i.S-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND B1TTERs,

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
L DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER
AND AGUE,
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion,
Acdty of the Stomach, Cocky Palms. Heartburn, Loss of
Appetite Dependency, Costveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
has in instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
most the European States its Introduction ints the Uni
States intended especially for those of
faherand scattered here and there the face of this
mighty country Meeting wi tn great among them
it to the American public knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
particularly recommended to those persons whose
situations may have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms of ds Generally in
in effect it finds its directly to the seat Of
life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising the
dropping spirit and in fact inusing new health and
in the system. -
NOTfCE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing Be persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Brhave's Holland Btters fair trial One bot
Sold at 81 90 bottle bottles for IS co. by
the sole proprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, lR. & co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., Dir. A. o. BRADLEY. and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
May 5th 1857. 2O4-1y-36-1
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DIED..

On the 10Th of May, his prvats residence in Lauder
dale County, Mr.. SOLOMON PlGFORD, in the I'D year
Ct his age.
on the occasion of his funeral well deniates
of the deceased:
Are industry, honesty veracy, kindness, hospitality.
innocence sincerity and ety elements of
good man Then all these traits centered the lfe and
Snone conscuousy in the character of Mr. Pgford during
long life Truly he of the moral ornaments of the
resbyterian Church and the Christian religion
A FRIEND.
[LaMterdate (NIrss) Republican.
Mr. Pgford was native of New Hanover county, where
he lived for 81 and where many of his relatives
friends still reside-men like himself
In this town. the evening of the Sd inst at the resi-
denee OF her son-inaw, Junius D. Gardner, Esq, Mrs
MARGARET TOMKINS, aged 70 years.
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RoSIN- h. market for ommon has continued 10 rule
receip the want of operate up the pa'cels
Offering conf ed mall lpts hich hu>
au to sa on Frd st A Of aSoa So bs at 81 %
tor large bbs transactions since thai We are
of For Nos AID TIE uarke has stead; +
Eight receipts AMI Ill stock trarsac ION h
limited Weq tote No 2 81 81 TO 81 IL, AM - at
ARR None has been received since our last, aoI
consequently without sales to report. y notlc sc
enquiry for be- na 0S
We quote oomlnaIy at q - PEI Dbl.
supplied with beeves and DOte brisk d1tnnd
article Only small lot (35 he of grass tatd
in during the eek and sold at cents per Id Ne
quote cents in quality SHEEP also 10 fair
enquiry and few coming in good article readily
brings highest price We quote at 81 75a 81 % each
remains change price none received from the
country We note moderate supply at the granares.
CorToN-There has be nothing doing this article that
Of We note some enquiry existing from buy
at IA Is cents for low to good middling
CoFFEE-Nothng new to report In the market for this
mers re W. refer TO- our table for
tations.
EMPTY BARRELThe receipts of Spirits Tupentine bar
res past week have been moderate and there
fair supply market The demand since last
appears to have been limited and we have only small trans
actions report in second hand at ranging from
81 10 to 81 30 each, as in quantity and quay-cash and
time.
klsH-None market, with the exception of Eastern
Herring, for which there merely retail demand. Quota
tions nominal. See table.
LouR-The market continues to be pretty well stocked
with low grades of Northern, and rules exceedingly dull
with sales only in the small way We quote at 30 $6 30
for fne quality. In the market for State brands
note decidedly feeling The limited receipts the
past week gether with the reduced stock market
parcels having been shppe has caused
curry from Dealers and have advanced on prevo
sales We quote sales of several lots since last 81 Is
81 so for superne and 90 81 70 per Dbl for family
closing at highest figures with further upward tendency
GRAIN-For CORN the market rules about the same as
noted the close of last review There appears to be
feeling manifest in the market the large parcels
previously noted expected have about all reached here
and dealers show disposition to operate The receipts
for the week comprise only about bushels ana disposed
of as follows bushels so cents 200 do at W cents
per bushe do to arrive, private TERMS ana balance
gone There good supply in dealers HANDS, With
a moderate demand existing from ne
stock in dealers hands been We
note moderate demand at present No receipts and ia the
absence of sales we quote ~ % W % cents per
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10

A Far WEST SANcTUM.-The Kansas correspondent of
the Richmond Enquirer in recent letter that paper
thus describes the Sanctum of the editor of the Weekly
Herald printed IN Leavenwoh ansas City, at that time
he made a visit
1t will not be amsS here to give you sketch Of the Office
as TO Inc eye OF stranger from Va "a visit
FIRST room the right hand three law shingles were on the
door; side rich bed-French blankets sheets
hung hams vensOn and rich engraVngs onions Dor
traits and boots the floor where side Of bacon carved
the BONE and potatoes stationery books on nice
dressing stood wooden tray half full dough while
crockey occupied the desk In the room on the
glorious unty-One person He was seated on stool with
paper before him piece of plank, writing vigorous
Knock down to an article the Kckapoo Pioneer paper
rival city The cooking at his left and tin ket-
M al the corn cake don and instead of scratch
cake and went ahead" -"S "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10

MANUFACTURE OF COUNTERFEIT WINEs.-The fol-
lowing singular fact is recorded by the Paris cores
pondent of the Journal of Commerce:
Hooking just now at list of joint stock compa.
MES, struck with the title the General Compa.
ny of Fictitious or Counterfeit Wines, formally
sanctioned by the Project of Police. 1t is stated in
the advertisement that no grape juice nor alcohol is
used but the ingredients are not specified. The
capital of the company is two millions of francs
The shares are twenty thousand in number; the pro-
duct is sold at from four to eight cents the quart
and has the 'ase the appearance, and all the hysi
company has been quite successful; the dividend,
have been six per cent, besides an adequate
The wines are subjected 10 chemical analy sis by au
thorty"