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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-17

AN EFFEcTUAL MoDE.-The editor OF
an Eastern paper, whose patience had
become exhausted by the continual de-
linquency of his subscribers, threatened
If they did not fork over at once--he
would write more, and considerably
longer articles, on the Kansas swindle."
The threatened infiction stirred them
up, and remittances came pouring in as
Precipitation against the dreaded evil
The editor has since turned his pen to
more pleasant themes, and his readers
are relieved.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l6-M
The receipts of -four continue to fall off,
The inspections for the past week amounting
to only S737 bbls. Tho market is quiet. The
sales are only for home use at 3711z@i so for
superfne, and 4 G313@t4 10 for extra and
s715@6 90 for extra family and fancy, ac-
ccrdng to quality; 100 bbls extra Western
sold at 76: The stock of rye -four and corn
cd at 25. The demand for wheat contin-
ues limited and prices are rather weak, sales
OF 5000 bush good and prime Penn. red at
04@l IL, white coal %. Rye 20. Corn
is coming forward quite freely and the de-
mand is active, at an advance of lc, sales of
yellow, afioat at 7l@12. Oats arc in better
demand. Lard is &c better. sales at 1890
IL. Whisky steady at 2l@22.
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New York Market.

New YORK. April l6.-M
Flour heavy, sales of 1000 b5ls. WI heat has
declined, sales 80 for Chicago spring, and Is
for Western red. Corn is BETTER sales of
1900 bush at T7@7s for yellow, an advance Of
1c and 1915 for white. Mess pork Toe bet
ter, sales atlT 65@l7 rs. Prime also Toe
higher.
Now YORK, April 16.-P
The market for cotton is unsettled by the
foreign edvices per steamer AT, led, sales Of
900 bales at nominal rates. Flour is also
unsettled. sales of wheat at l2@l IS for
southern red, and 1901 IS for white. Corn
is firm. sales of So 600 bush. Beef steady
Pork buoyant. Lard firm at lO94@ll. Ba
con is steady. Tobacco is unchanged at
1917. Tallow dull ut 1O@l0H. Whisky
firm. Sugar steady at o5agd.A p Dor Orleans s
Freights closed dull at Is 3d61ls A. al on flour
to Liverpool. Stocks are active. Missouri
6'sS2Jz.
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sIThere was Singular escape from our
Jail on Thursday. A prisoner who had been
tried on one indictment, and acquitted, was
held for his trial on another charge, in
which the proof was yer! conclusive against
him. 1t appears that the Jailor's fnmily en-
ployed the prisoner to bring wood and wa
ter. The fellow who had just escaped an un-
pleasant ordeal before the jury was sent for
wood, and instead of going to the wood pile,
went to the forest for it, and has not yet re-
turned.
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Belmont, Pittsburg to st. Louis;
X. j. Ward, New Orleans to Louisville;
Quaker City, Cincinnati to Nashville;
Tempest, Nashville to Louisville;
Judge florence, New Orleans to Louisville;
South America, st. Louis to Pittsburg;
Arixonia, Pittsburg to st. Louis
The weather most of the time yesterday,
was clear and pleasant; but towards even
Ing it cloudsd up with strong indications of
rain.
We have perfect host Of packets that
pass our city to-day. Tho St. Louis and
Louisville regular packet Fashion will be
mp on her way TO Louisville. The Alvin
Adams will pass on her way to Memphis.
The Adams is q "crack boat
Those two rival packots-Scioto and
Briggs-both leave here for Louisville and
the intermediate points, this afternoon. No
one could wish better accommodations than
are to be found on these splendid boats.
Persons wishing to go either UP or down
She river, on Sunday morning will find those
magnificent steamers Southerncr and Nc
6lellatfat our wharf, the southerner going
mp and the Mcclellan down. No words of
communication are necessary to those who
have ever travelled on either of these pack
cts. To strangers we may add that the fare
Is sumptuous and the officers sccommoda-
ting.
Our thanks are due the officers of the f.
ii. Fairchild for late Now Orleans papers,
on Thursday last.
We notice that the St. Louis and Louis
Vile papers complain somewhat Of the dull
ness of business on their Levecs. The con-
trary has been the case with MS. In the past
two or three days, large lots of produce
haze been shipped 20 various points.
During the late trip of the Empress from
New Orleans, couple of suspicious darkics
got on board at Napoleon. When found,
they stated that they came down in a ''dug
out" with their master, who told them to 90
on tho boat and wait fer him. He didn't
make his appearance, however, and Capt
Erwin lodged the negroes in the Memphis
Jail, till called for.
The steamer McGill got on a good load a;
this point, and will return down the river
1t speaks strongly for the commercial pros
peTlIy OF our CITY Wncn SUCH large eLcaIiers
get no farther up, but find a suficiency Of
freight here.
EXPLOSION OF THE FALLS CITY.-A tele-
graphic despatch from New Orleans, states
that the steamer Falls City exploded boiler
on the 14th inst, just as she was leaving the
city. Seven or eight persons were killed
and several others were wounded. The John
Simonds was somewhat injured.
The crevssse opposite New Orleans, con-
tinues in all its force. Nothing has We
been done to repair it.
SINKING THE STEAMER VENTuRR-SEv.
EN- LIVES LosT.-During a storm on Mon
day noon, the little steamer Venture, Will
landing at Gallipolis, was caught in tn
gale, and capsized, the chimneys and boiler
going overheard. She righted in a fey
minutes and sunk to the hurricane deck
We regret to learn that seven Of her ere,
were drowned. Those who remained on tn
boat were saved, while those who leape
overheard were lost.
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WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
LATE MRS. PENTEcosT's.

Corner If IIalaf and First Streets,
Has been taken by the undersigned, who
will spare no efforts to merit good PATRON
age. The house is conveniently situated,
has excellent rooms, neatly furnished, to
which proper attention will be given; and
the table shall be supplied with the best
that can be procured. Permanent and tran
sicnt boarders may rely upon being well
suited. Prices reasonable.
t4s- Day boarders solicited.
April i2. MRS, y. WEBB.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CiSUINNATI, April l6.-M
Flour firm. ana prices tending upward,
sales of 1000 bbls at 65 for superine.-
Whisky unchanged. Provisions are buoy
ant and prices are tendin upward. Bacon
sides at 81. Lard is firm at 10.
CINCINNATI, April ls.--PM
Flour active, sales of 1900 bbls at Goa
SO fer superfne, receipts only 400 bbls in
the last "a hotirs. Whisky firm at 1919
Mess pork active ut II 90; more buyers than
sellers. Lard is active; $500 bbls sold. mt 10.
Bacon and bulk meats are buoyant, holders
are firm at rates above the views of buyers.
Linseed oil 6Sd7O. Potatoes are dull at 20
625, supply large. Oats So. Lard oil has
advanced to SOG1S5.
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NEW YoRK April It.

NEW YORK, Aprll IN ..
The yellow fever has made its appearance
on board the L. s. steam frigote Susquehan-
ma, ON the 10th Of March. while lying at
Grcytown. She Immediately proceeded to
sea, intending to 90 to Pensacola, but being
short of coal and medical stores, touched at
Jamaica. Before her arrival at Kingston the
disease had become an epidemic. and there
were 155 cases; officers and 81 of the crew
were placed in the hospital at Kingston,
where the most prompt and beneficial efforts
for their relief were accorded by the British
II deaths, including Lieut. III. A. Qucen,
B.: J:sHodnot. W. j.. Fougeray, of Phila-
delphia, +. Ferndorf, Corporal Barns, James
Robinson, George Gregg, c.. II. Conway, T.
Moran, t. A. Hone, J. w. Jones. There are
now, on board, 40 cases, but of q mild form.
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New Yoi,K. April lG.-pM

NEW DIX. APnI lU.-P n
The Commercials correspondent says that
q duel occurred at Paris between Calhoun,
Secretary of the American Legation and
Breevort, of New York. One shot was ex-
changed, when, owing to an iniormality, the
seconds inter!ered.
Slavery resolutions were discussed today,
in the New York East, Methodist Conference.
DR.. Wheedon and Mr.. Hatfield advocated.
and DIR. Bangs opposed; saying that it was Il
matter the Conference had nothing to do with,
and he did not believe it was sinful to own
and sell slaves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-17

CJThe old line of battle ship Frank
lin, which has been lying in ordinary at
Portsmouth, n. H.. since the year 1924,
period Of thirty four years, has just
been placed in the dock and is to be
made into screw propeller, for which
she is we'll fitted in model and build.
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baltimore Market.

=. BALTIMORE. April 16.-H
Flour Quoted at 3715 for Howard street,
and 25 for Ohio. Corn lower. with sales at
6S@67 for mixed white, and 65@6g for vel
low. Whisky is unchanged. Provisions
have an advancing tendency.
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XXXVth Congress..First Session.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-rN
1lorsE.--The House transacted no bust
ness of Importance and adjourned.
The Senate passed 50 private bills and adj
journed.
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ty-Col. Colt has made contract with the
War Department to furnish hundred thou
sand dollars worth of his celebrated fire arms
for the use Of the army.
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iE-T The Secretary of the Treasury has in
vited proposals to the 18th of May, for the
issue of any portion or the whole of the 3d.
900, 900 in Treasury notes in exchange for
gold.
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sy-Tle Jury in the case of the negro
Lyles, for assault Of Edmond, with in
tent to kill, rendered a verdict of 800 fine
and imprisonment for "a hours.
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iE- The case Of the Lyles against Maddox
for riot and assaalt-another of the bayou
negro cases-was commenced in the Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon.
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The " Gather.

PITTsBURG, April 16.-M
River IL feet inches by the pier mark and
falling.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-M
The river is rising, s15 feet in the canal
and feet inches on the falls.
CIScINNATI, April I'm
The river has risen 81 ieet in the last "a
hoars.
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The Peoples Prayer Meeting

VIII be held every morning this week at
Crescent CRY HALL, commencing at $
. clock.
TIE meeting will be conducted by lay
members of the different churches in the city.
ALL ARE INVITED To ATTEND.
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NV YnRE AnriI 1R-n,t

A London letter states that on the 1st of
April, Geo. Peabody paid all of his indebt-
edness 10 the Bank of England, releasing
all securities held by that institution.
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COAL FOR SALE.

aXTE hsze on hand and are constantly feceiySSe
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which will deliver in any part OF the city at loo.
Orders left ut James Laughiins warehoase,or at the
office OF Nathan Rowey viii be popPtly attended 70.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ENCLusfvELY THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY Journal BY u. w. LINE.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL,,,
EtIIrSTICE UIII. AMI SuaII N =,

HAVE lust erected fs,rbank Scale, for the pur-
weight according to the law of the State. i have a
large stock Of superior quality of Pittsburs Coal md
yite Ali nv friendsto give me cal and try
have been eighteen years in the business and -rofess
be judge. The price of coal is f5cents er bushei
All orders left the Gas Company's Office, between
First and Second, on Locust street, at Honhrook's
Store on Water street. at my COa once, at the La
masco Wharf, will he attended to, All coal must be
paid for when ordered, in bln,-abIe CURRENCY =
dec29 II. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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and Miscellaneous Gifts.
hGcnts OF persons sending clubs of Fifteen up
wards IA receive Dollar Book "a Gift, and Ticket
that will sntitle him to chance FOR the Land War
rants.
Books BoRgkt aud GIFTS accompanying them
De'ircred 'cheR TIE Purckase is mdde.
10 he decided Nv Thre. Thousand Tickets, duplicates
of those sold &g placed i'm wheel and three drawn
out. The hr lawn will entte the holder Of a sipis
tr to 20.
Books ordered hT mill, Is cents extra, in stamps
must c sent To pay pustdse.
Catalogues Of Books can ne supplied when ordered.
IS S'les must he very rapid, expcct To sell the
Tickets in four six weeks. All orders address eel 10
the old established Book and Stationary Store, 500
Main street, where have been for fifteen years, will
meet prompt attention
&. HAGAN 81 co.
mr26 dSH Louisville, kys
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Coal! ..Coali Coal!

WYE have now on hand, and are daily receiving,
w the best COAL that has ever been introduced
into this market, which We are selling low Good sur
rency will be received in payment. Orders e a. the
store of JN0. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank.
VI" jan r. Efi''Hp'' JsG. W, TUGIIfs & co.
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DIR ATS
MOTIFS.
And the transportation Of small valuable pacKa
n persons wishing to avail themselves Of the facili
ties the Express obtain any desired information
i'm reference to and details OF the business
at their office First street, between Main and Locust
opposite the POst0ffce. delS q. ii. FISH, Agt-
TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.
WYE beg to call tie attention OF Merchants buying
Nv or ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities to the superior advantages and facilities of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy transportation of Freghts to
Evansville and vicinity. Connections are made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved Ivy completion to Par
kersburgIi! Through rates lower tha1I,by any other
route. Apply to
NJ PorTEs \, Boston; b. 7. KELLY, Philadelphia:
c. w .PERvIEL, N.Yofk;J. T. ENGLAND, Baltimore,
for information or through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER ~ CO., Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana.
iyJ31
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures

From P. @. O'Riley & Co.'s Register.I
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Evansville and Charlottesville
r ALL r O a p .

I'm $500 r - e. i:.ss
HI is, IA Gil 50 Y Z III III ~ j 81 y y
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Spffial llotifes.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

WIRES DR. KING, formerly of New York for
kkk~a,eS the last four years Of Louisville Ken
tuoAy ana VINO has devoted his attention to the treat
ment Of private diseases for over 80 wears aatters
hinsei, having attended to a practice for so MANY
years, ana cured so many thousands is enabled To
cure al! diseases of private nature matter how
PAD they may be from njudicious medical treatment
or from neglect OF their Dr. Kings Dsupnsarv
is NO 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story, where he cures all diseases of
private nature. -
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business - "
fIcTURHS OF Old or recent date efectually cured in
d re" Jays, oy an operation which causes no main
mhere structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
FeFhai's no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eiectuaIV
cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESs-Particuar attention ha wing been
given To THIS disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out OF IT, brought in many cases by the de-
suucuVe haolts OF lnconsiderate Youths and excess
slVe Indulgence Of the passions neglect which will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject un III
TOT business or society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty of
ire Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief
PERSONS residing abroad, by writing and stating
telr case, with fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King
40. - Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn. will have
the necessary medicine sent their with ne
cessary directions strict secrecy observed Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the eve
ming. mIv26-jndIHIv
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Important Information.

A Ihis s~asoa a The year. No sally oughs b 70
% rrst ltlsut having m the bouso some Promo
atd rrcient retnry ter ctucrs nlarls or asrl1ssra
1sedrfs ta4t are - aIi g. attack all ages and Which,
may result m atal eoos-qesEees before physlrsan
csn be procured.
ffs 6rsrfenberg nysentery syrup. only 50 cents
per bottle, has n Tie tass years cured nnrs cases
= disorders Il TIE b0~es, mailer ho~ vsasens
th2n al other reaaedics and rFsseslptions paf To-
gctlIrr-
ia hiIssAEns chairman % the Bard e Health C
NrN NSfks n the cbserz saason eertlaes fksf
tFSs tse fsHte fAts zAsftse ssss fAs srastin<
gfveHa tA<es rsss 50 aaafkcF fzfal cas- II ekasera
tfA Ia f0AAEsxs I4lfnnissiaEer II Exosau Water
NarAss esfunss thai cares al c2ses q houei con
p-&t1ss, FSs< CT ~ eating 10 marA frHzf, fraa
et'ef esnss npt fFea sasaezl4te sla,see q tt,e
aEsoharses est fsen e<hrnsic3i change prodaesd by
= he eaHtens - TIE boNeis, aud t.as prati ucss
aps a g..
faFsaxhnut fsanessee and Alshama Il has always
hern fssnd rEtfnpt retneey fss his@fz ftax ID
nAy pc aat q all druggists, ana q tae sabzr-bsr q
faiieFsaa fFessnan's flrnisars ssnrs.
tansl@-u ALEy MACKENZIE
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Later from Camp Scott.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The Republican has
received Camp Scott dates of the fifth by the
Salt Lake mails.
The mail party encountered snow storm
of three days.
They met Capt Hoffman 20, Capt Marcy so
miles from Camp Scott.
Col. Johnson intended to proceed to Salt
Lake city as soon as they arrived.
Gov. Cumming, the Peace Commissioner,
and Post Masters have gone to the city.
They met Gen. Harvey at the head waters
of Cottonwood travelling rapidly.
Provisions were plenty at Camp Scott. All
the trains and troops were getting along well.
The cattle were in fine order. No general
news.
Capt. Marcy lost 25O mulei and large num-
of sheep in a snow storm between the Arkan-
sas and Platte rivers.
Six of Col. Doring's men were frozen to
death i'll snow storm on the 18th.
McNally and Alexander lost many cattle
and sheep, the latter has abandoned his wag-
ons on the road.
The New Mexico Mining Company has fully
organized and ready for operations.
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To the Public.

In answer TO the numerous letters address, Il
To me on the subject of the Mustang Lini-
ment would say that have had no connec-
tion with that article for several years. Ii
was invented by me, and while put up under
my control and supervision, was universally
accepted by the pubic a. the best liniment in
the world. In 1854 | sold out my interest i'm
it to other parties, and since that time il has
passed through the hands of several persons
most of whom have been So interruptions rs
TO manufacture il of inferior aud cheap arti-
cles, aud thus to entirely destroy its value rs
a medical remedy, trusting for success in sell
ing it, to its former highly established reputa-
ton. Its present poprietors have gone so
far as to substitute other articles in its com.
position for those in the original prescription,
70 that the Mustang Eminent now vended
Possesses no one of the Distinguishing charac-
teristics OF the genuine article, as il was orig
inally invented and manufactured by me-
These parties, TO enable themselves with more
Facility TO foist their worthless aud injurious
krtiele on the public, use my name as its spon-
Fbr, calling il "BRAGG's Mustang Liniment,
nd cautioning the public 10 beware OF any
her BrsgB's Imminent as an imposition
his is done with view Of exciting preju-
lice against ''BRAGG's ARCTIC LiNmENT," an
article more recently invented by me, aud
possessing all the virtues of the original Mus
tang, with some improvements-the result OF
experience and later discoveries-an manu-
Eaciured by Bragg & Burrows, which firm is
of my son, Oliver T. Bragg and
Michael Burrowes This article is superior ia |
many respects to the Mustang when il was |
put up pure and in good faith, aud is immea- |
urably superior to tine article now vended as |
be Mustang Liniment 1t is also the only |
inimrnt manufactured 10 which my name is
appended by nay authority or consent la
J .lclusion | cannot hold myself responsible
any of the evil results Of using the Mus
Y Eminent now vended, and especially
this public disclaimer Of any connection
its proprisiorship or manufacture.
Respectfully,
A. G. BRAGG, NJ. d.
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pp Gflfgrapb.
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Ariel.

Arrival of the Ariel.
NEw YORK, June 25.-The steamer Ariel
from Southampton with dates of the 10th
passed off Cape Race yesterday.
Foreign Markets.
Cotton sales of 3 days 1900 bales, of
which Spectators and Exporters took 900
bales EACH
The steamers news from the United States
caused decline of ! on ali qualities
Manchester adyiees unfayorable. all quail
ties slightly declined.
The weather has been favorable for crons
Flour steady, sales unimportant Wheat
very dull, market generally unchanged. but
inferior red declined three pence. Corn and
Provisions quiet. Consols &c.
The Screw steamer New York was wrecked
off the Scottish coast The passengers and
crew were saved
SPAIN.-Gen. Espinasse resigned on receiy-
ing seat in the Senate.
Delangle has been appointed Minister of
the Interior.
Geneva protests against the expulsion of
Refugees.
Nankin is reported taken by the Imperial
troops.
The Moniteur denies any extra war prepar-
atiOns.
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Ernnl ths Ereninn Ifirror

From the Ecening Mirror.
GENERAL DEBILITY.-We would advise all
who may be afflicted with General Debility
TO try McLEAN's Strengthening Cordial. Ii
certainly valuable remedy many of our
riends have tried it, and they recommend it
cry highly as Tonic and Alternative. 1t is
cry pleasant to take.
Every country merchant in laying in his
lpples, should be sure to take same of this
ordial. 1t sells rapidly, beyond the most
mguine expectations of the proprietor. One
dy last week he sold every bottle on hand
low, with increased facilities, he is able to
'pply all demands. See the advertisement
another column. je22-2w