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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
Great News From EIrOpe!!
A TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED
Between the Allies and Austria /!
LoMBARDY JOINED TO SARDINIA.
The Pope Honorary President of Italy.
TIE ITALIAN CONFEDERATION.
THE ENGLISH ON THE PEACE

FARTHER PoINT, July 24.-The steamship
North Briton, from Liverpool at 81 O'Clock on
the morning of the 18th inst, arrived off this
point at u very early hour this morning, bring
ing four days later intelligence from Europe
Among her passengers is Cyrus w. Field,
who has accomplished the object of his visit
to Europe. The steamer New York left South
ampton for New York july r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
Anrusenlents.
TICKETS. n GENTS /.
TIT FOR THE HIT1
IL MOITNTAINSI
e " c U R $40 NJ!

Il X G U R SION!
= The UNDERSIGNED, having completed his arrangements
kDode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE FOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate of fare Ordinarily, the cost of
p to TINS wordrenowned mountain scenery is great
arrangement the rate of fare low that all may avail
themselves OF the opportunity possibly be offer
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold at the low price of
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will entite the holder to passage to and from
Ltleton over the Providence and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua Concord, Manchester and Lawrence and
me boston Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
Railroads constituting of the pleasant trips by
rail that can possibly be named Excursionsts can pro
cure tickets which will be available to go any day
during three weeks, commencing on Monday July rs,
1907 and to return at any time during three weeks from
pie time to stop over at the various points interest on
the route and visit every object of interest upon in
Persons leaving Providence by the 20 NJ train reach
plymouth the same day at O'clock, AT this point
At reduced rates, at PEMiGEWASsETT HoWSE Do r
BuRNdAM Proprietor; on exhibiting their tickets Or if
passengers prefer, they leave the-cars WEIRS
ana make trip over the Lake Wnnipisiogee to Centre
for half price, 60 cents ways returning the next
mm,oTnlng or at any day subsequent arriving back at
ton reaching the latter place at 81 O'Clock NJ thence
PROFILE HOUSE the two points of departure for as
cending MOUNT WASHINGTON "
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Lttleon by stages,
at fea9ced rates The proprietors of the above named
lso rates OF to the
Excursionists.
Ix,..,
cord the same evening and will find magnificent eiS,9-
tainment at PHENl& HOTEL at reduced rates proceed
next morning at 1890 A. NJ and reaching Plymouth at
O'Clock p NJ dine, and arrive at Plymouth Crawford
or Profile Houses the evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the 42O train
remain at Worcester night, leave the next morning
at $40 A NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale at the Ticket Office the Providence and
worcester Railroad in Providence, ana at the several
stations on the line. JOHN KENDRICK.
Providence, July 10, 1859. d3w iy2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
lake QU1N AMOND
Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Extra trains will he run the Boston & Worcester
Railroad from Foster street Station to Lake Signal
on the two Regatta days, TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY, July rs and q, as follows;
TUESDAY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
Turkey.

The Turkish steamers, Silestria and Kars,
are reported lost The former had $50 pas
sengers for Constantinople, seven of whom
persisted. The Turkish crew assasinated and
plundered the Christians during the salvage.
The Kars had three hundred passengers from
Constantnople and had not been heard from
The Persians were said to be actively pre-
pairing in anticipation of war with Turkey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
PRINTS! PRINTS! PRINTS!
French. English and American Prints, from g to i2s
cents per yard.
FOR BARGAINS, CALL ON
Ladies'! Ladies

1t your interest to visit us, examine goods,
and prices and be convinced that SYSTEM under
meath, is living fact;
We work. TOLL and labor each and every week In the
year.
O. We buy CHEAP, and sell cheap for cash.
g. We make speciality of Dry Goods catering ior 'ne
people Of the whole County and having universe,
market and selling for cash. extra prons are
for shade, color, quality, to cover oao ue'''' VI
make up for counterfeit money
l. We prefer to work cheap and sell eA'ensvey, CON
pyoats" Good value for CASH and Cash only.
M. CARNEY a CO.,
,vao No. Lincoln House Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25

Two hundred soldiers, fifty of whom were
Swiss, revolted on the 18th, at Naples, and left
Fort Carnish for the purpose of rousing other
troops to revolt, in which they failed On ar
irving at the Champs de Nicus, all the Swiss
and native troops who remained faithful, met
them with discharge of artillery, and forty in
surgents were killed and disabled.
1t was stated that Filangiero had resigned
the Presidency Of the Council, but that the
King had urged him to continue in office. He
and the King had adopted a basis for impor-
tant measures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
On WEDNESDAY, the nth, there will be
GRAND PRIZE REGATTA
LIST OF PRIZES.

on the Lake, commencing at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, open
general competition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25
India and China.

The Calcutta mails of June 3, and Hong
Kong Of May Il have reached England. The
Indian government is said to have decided to
permit all European troops who might desire
it to receive their discharge and a free passage
to Great Britain, thus removing all grounds
of complaint. 1t was expected that thousands
would avail themselves of the offer.
The rebel force was gradually diminishing.
The Hong Kong correspondent of the Lon
don Times, says that Mr.. Ward, the new
American Minister has left here for Shanghai
in the steamer Powhattan, where he will be
Joined by Mr.. Bruce, who, with Amiral Hope,
proceeds northward very shortly. Nothing is
yet known as to the intentions of the French
minister. 1t is understood ike English and
American ministers will proceed to Pekin and
it is hoped their reception will be friendly
one. The Americans have chartered light
draft English steamer to carry their flag up to
Peho The gun-boat expedition had started
for Macas,
Encounter with Icebergs.
The North Briton passed large icebergs on
the 10th, when they were enclosed by fog
They proceeded slowly, and when ON the
morning Of the Dist the fog cleared away I'M.
mense icebergs hove in sight in all directions
AT about o'clock the whole Atlantic ahead
was covered with fields Of ice seeming to pre-
sent barrier to further progress. The course
OF the ship was changed to the south until
passage was found AT one time there were
hfty-six icebergs in sight. Several icebergs
Isle.
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for Sale Or a. Yet.

% SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ITO RENT-The upper tenement No. IL
n Irving street. Possession given immediately In
qure of EPHRAIM MOWER,
jy22 d3t* 1921 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-25

The federal assembly had elected Presi
dent of the Swiss confederation for 1860, il
the person Of Councillor Tregherosse. M
Ruchelle was chosen Vice President, and NJ
Zeigher was reelected chief the military gen
eral staff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

FOR SALE,
rus ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
z bark SACHEM, J. b Atkins. master, from Boston, uls
following assortment Of Merchandise
Gases blue denims,
CaseSblea- flannel,
Bales bro cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen blea. twill,
Bairs printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaiter lined toots
Gases mems rubber boots,
Cases boys do do,
Cases womenSsd do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork.
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbis mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef,
Terces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar.
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, 1x16, 1x17, 1txl7, 1ixl7.
l34-f Apply to HAS. BREWER l. CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12
Valuable Real Estate at Auction (!

- BY VIRTUE OF An ORDER FROM
ina the Supreme Court, will be sold at public auction, ON
Ekk Saturday, the 18th of October, 1859, at IL O'Clock, on the
premises, those valuable premises situated at the corner OF King
and Mama Kea Streets, Honolulu, belonging to the estate OF J.
Kaeo, being the premises at present occupied by MIR. WILKINSON
70 whom they are leased for $50 per year-four years OF the
lease remaining unexpired. The premises offer a good chance for
investment. Terms made known at time OF sale. For further
particulars apply to }. w. Austin, or -
A. p. EyERETT,
Aucfioneer- u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

SundricS.
GAN FRANCISCO WATER
Jenny Lind Cakes and Butter Crackers,
Cranberries, in 10-galion kegs,
Genuine Sperm Candles, As,
Ground Pepper, in glass,
Oregon Salmon
Putty, in tins and bladders,
California Mackerel. in barrels and kegs,
California Herring, in kegs and kits,
Sariines, in kegs,
California Vermicini,
California Nacaroni,
Preserved Ginger,
Red, white and blue Bunting,
Gases Carbonate Soda,
Halfchests tea,
Just received per bark YANKEE, ard for sale by
160tf H. w SE'ESANCE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12
Valuable Real Estate at Auction in
Honolulu and Lahaina!

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
f3. the Supreme Court, viii he sold at public auction, on
III Saturday, the 18th of October, 1853, at 12f o'clock on the
premises. the premises formerly belonging to the late John
Young, situated on the n. Z. side of Queen Street, Honolulu, be
longing to the estate of p. Y. kaee. and nearly opposite to the
residence of J. W. s. Maikai, and containing 6l620O0 OF All
acre. Also on the premises, win be sold, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 18th of October, at IL O'Clock, NJ, the premises
situated in Puako, near the main street, Iahaina, Maui, maikai
of the residence of DR.. Withholding the premises formerly occu-
pied as the Odd Fellows Lodge, and at present occupied by Mr..
Wiifong, and containing 8 roods and 10 rods OF land. Terms
made known at time Of sale. For further particulars inquire Of
j. W.. Austin, or 7. EVERETT,
Or G. ID. GILMAN,
Aucfioneer4-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

BY the ISLAM
HALL HAS JUST RECEIN IIiE
~ ssrt,Tiao merchandise, which Is offered ior sa'e o"e"P
Casks zinc. frypans sadiesis hoes, boot trees
&C., steel SHADES. boys axes whip tashes,
! ~;,5nui with vane complete, telegraph heeuie'
GA Io,b stair carpeting. machine cotton thread,
FnameIed duck for carriage tops, .
WhIts black and assorted colors, madden pfin'S'
wosauito netting, bleached couons,
No. FRENCH calf boots. sewed, rubber pocs,
-, misses and mems rubber over-shoes, r.w.s
oco boxes white perfumed SOAP, &c- &c .rH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

w. A. Aidricii
TWILL f RADUGA;'
wv ISLAM and "Washington AIlston," and offers for sale
Gases b!eached cottons, ~ and is,
Cases Milford denins,
Bales Warbash do.
Bales shatuekst do,
Bales ticking,
BaIes western state sheeting,
Bales indigo blue flannel,
Bales lamp wick.
Rome buttons, fly and pant,
Suspenders and asstd Nos "hite ID Dnue ~"
PantaiGOn buckles,
Gases brown wool hats,
Gases planters' hats
Gases palm leaf hats,
Cases blue and grey mixed flannel shirts,
Gases lard and cheese,
Gases Bath brick,
Ybls alum, cases matches, and -
r-< C~...ed and G. formulated Sugar. loo-om
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advertisements
P%OST-GFFICE NOTJCEl

able OF HOSTAGES TO OREIGN COUNTRIES
AsTEHLSK THAT IN
tbs where 1t IS predxed, unless the letter be registered
''s'age to be prepaid in nj cases.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

Received per Late arrivals
DARRELS OIL WHishh' DA"
reis Nonongaheia whisky
10 gallon kegs MonOnSahela whisky,
Casks pale pal ale ale, G gGa1a AvOrite brands
Porter. pints and quarts, favorite brands
Boston cider,
Best champagne, pints and quarts,
Cases best gin,
Uorsheads fine old cognac,
And the usual GODFREY RHODES
171-3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-12

All letters to and from foreign countries, France and the Bril-
Sn ,ortn american Provinces excepted) are to be charged with
slngIe ate of postage, II not exceeding the weight of half an
ounce double rate il exceeding half an ounce, but not exceeding
n ounce quadruple If exceeding an ounce. but not exceedine
" ounces and so on, changing two rates for every ounce or
fractional part OF an ounce over the first ounce.
TO FRANCE AND ALGERIA.
Foreign postage on letters for the above countries ia IL cents ~
not exceeding the weight of t ounce; double that rate il exceed
ing I ounce but not exceeding ounce, and so on, an additional
ate being charged for each t ounce or fractional part of a 1
ounce, with the addition of Hawaiian postage, at the rate of S
cents for each ! ounce or fractional part Of a i ounce in weight
with Z cents sea postage added to the total amount.
BY SEALED MAIL TO GREAT BRITAIN DIRECT.
Hawaiian postage only, collected at the rate of Z cents for
each ! ounce in weight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10
wH1rrEN,s GOLDEN SAVE

Is a step by way " progress In the Healing Art. II is
adapted for Sores, Humors Wounds and every kind Of
external inaammatory difficulty OF whatever name or
nature, on man or beast. Made only by c. p WHIT
TEN, Lowell, Mass - cents per box. The usual dis
counts to the trade. Sold by druggists "Anoint thy
self and be heaeil'
THE GOLDEN SALvE-A GnrAr HEALING REMEDY.
1t is with much pleasure announce the advent Of
this new article IN city, which has with such sig
have tccmed with cases of truly marvellous cures They
chronicle one where the life OF lady recently saved
- case Of broken breast another where the life Of
child was savcd-a case " chatting; another N lady
whose face was much dsfgured by scrofulous humof
which was brought 10 o healthy action IN few DAYS; al
So another Of old man, who had his foot for
twenty ycars-cured in a few weeks. Our citizens will
not be slow in getting at It's merits and will herald Il
over the and-- Boston Herald. i6jSf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10

DANrsvtLLE, N. Y, June. A heavy frost
prevailed in this vicinity Saturday night,
killing all the garden vegetables, corn and
potatoes. 1t is feared also that fruits OF all
kinds had heen cut off
BUFFALO, June 6. This city and vicinity
was visited by frost on Saturday night, de-
stroying the fruit and potatoes, and IT is Tear
ed doing heavy damages to other crops
Accounts from the country report the irosts
as very heavy in some places this morning.
and the crops. it is feared are much injured
CiNctNNArt, June g. There was severe
frost on Sunday morning, extending over the
whole Of Ohio and the larger part Of Indiana
and doing great damage to the wheat, corn
and potato crops.
PtrrsBuRG. Pa. June 6. A severe frost
occurred in this region on Saturday night,
and caused great damage to wheat, corn and
potatoes. and also to some of the fruit trees.
CLEVELAND, June G. There was a heavy
frost in this region Saturday night 1t is
feared the wheat crop throughout Northern
Ohio is either badly injured or wholly de-
stroyed. Corn, grapes and potatoes are bad
ly frozen.
~ The telegraph reported that "the down
train on the New York and Erie Railroads
ran into a drove of sheep, killing three thou
sand The fact is, the drove Of sheep con-
sisted Of three hundred, Of which thirty were
killed or womded
MoRETowN, June g. 1859.
l.. =. WALTON, Esq. Dear Sri made
mistake in the statement Of the example in
last weeks paper Please publish the same
agin in this weeks paper like the following
The perpendicular pins the hypothenuse is 60
feet, what is each when the base is 26 feet
d. c. HON.
THE QUESTION SETTLED -- Those emf
nent men. Dr. james Clark, Physician to
Queen Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett,
say that Consumption can be cured. DR..
Wistar knew this when he discovered his
Basam of Wild Cherry, and experience has
proved the correctness of his opinion.
- The Horrors of War can be materially
lessened if Army Surgeons will use Readings
Russia Salyein cases of wounds, cuts, bruises,
sores, etc. This Salve is also an excellent
remedy ,or burns, scads corns, bunions, cry
sipelas, salt rheum, chapped hands, etc. For
sale everywhere for only 25 cents a box.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10
THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE.
i by FOREVER
" H. DOtTNS' TEGETiBLE
b Il is 4 vic ELTXTR.


h 4 L S 4 " ! G l. / / Y / r.
We would say TO the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards " thirty
ears. aud has away, been warranted TO give entire SAT-
sfacton and wt have yc 90 learn NJ She FIRST where
tho people dissatisfied where they wanted their
money back. We still warrant IT, and IL any person, af.
ter using 10, wants his money returned he has only 10
notify the agents propuetnrs and t will be- refunded
az once. What more can we saw Do YOU want large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes -
lfyou want anything more than this ask some Of Your
ucghbors that have used the article and they tell YOU
that il is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS. WHOOplNG COUGH
Group, Asthma, and all diseases Of the Throat Chest
aud Lungs and all diseases tending TO
CONSUMPTION,
buy and ifyou like H. please ia turn tell your acquain-
uces 90 10 aud remember this fact, that when YOU
ind medicine that docs all hltthe propretlrs say it
VIII then alwaysu- 10 when .sary and never change
Tor o. new article that may De worthless.
lfyou wish TO try ~ II DowNs's ELiN1H, and it is
not kept iu your town, ask your Druggist Merchant
% order a small supply ri my Agents, j. NJ. HENRY
SONS, Waterbury, Vt, OF " most any Wholesale
Druggist Ia New England. New York or Canada. They
will furnish circulars if Won order them.
The Prce OF this article 80 rents and 81 90 per- boe
ami FOR Trial Bottles IS cents.
The trial bottle have not put mp until within few
months. We d1it now that ul, may give 1t trial al
the least possible expense.
B1rara of C0uatsfeits'
Remember the genuine is warranted, and is sigucd with
pen with my name. y. H. DOWNS.
Trial bottles p cents. For sale by an Druggists la
Vermont 2652
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10
tAarriages.

At the Union House in Montpelier, June ID, by Rev.
W d. Malcom, Mr.. George w. Kngsbury and Miss
Emeline Denison, both Of Mortified.
In Rochester. May 81, by Rev. Geo s. Guernsey, Mr..
Geo. w. Harvey Of Woodstock, and Miss Caroline c.
Brown Of Goshen.
In Rochester. May q, Mr. Nathaniel NJ. Hart and
Miss Sarah j. Tucker. both Of Hancock.
In Richmond May Both, Mr.. Noble Croft, Of Hunting
ton, and Miss Emily II. Fay Of Richmond.
In Planded, May 18TH Mr.. David Sayory, Of Barre,
and Miss Aseneth Caihn, Of Marshhed.
In San Francisco, Call April 2lst, Mr.. d. c. Somers,
San Francisco.
In Oxford, n. H. May Is, Col Henry Harvey Of Bar
net, and Miss Laura Rider, Of Oxford.
In St. Johnshury, June 6, by the Rev. S. Dameon,
Mr. Joseph Lamete and Miss Joan Fayn both OF ST. j.
In Rochester, June 4, by Rev Geo. s. Guernsey, MI
Nathan A. Washbarn and Miss Sarah s. Bigelow, both
Of Braintfce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

COMPOSED WHOLLY OF VEGETABLE MATTER,
found by experience, to be harmless the most ten
der or the weakest ame under every stage Of hu-
man sufering the most pleasant and benign in their
operation that offered to the world and the
same time the most certain in searching the root Of
any complaint however deep, and Of performing
b. BRANDRETH NJ. d.
Sold at No 29l Canal street. Brandrcths Building also
by J.. +. PIERCE and FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier,
VI, and by all respectable dealers in medicine 4b4V
~ AGENrs WANTED iN uus STATE 10 canvass with
the GOLDEN SALvE. Sells rapidly. Can make good
pay. For terms. Nc., send stamp.
4G5Ss G. p. WHITTIER, Lowell. Mass
~ See advertisement ofD sanf1rd's Liver lnHgo-
rainr Nm anothcr clnmn. lI.62
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-10
cHEMIcAL TEsTIMONY.

- lose Luis Caglseca, Corresponding Member of me
Royai ic1dcm'cs Of hadrid mt M,0ich, Grad-
nate IN Sciences OF me Facuty Of Paris. formerly
Professor IF Chemistry, atlicd 10 the hts. Of the
Royal CoHserrlforio ~ haarid and Of Physic and
chemistry, applied 10 the I'fdstry and agriculture
ofhe ComDy, ~ he RoYai tnirersHy Of rms hland'
al present H. Ms Director Or the Institute Of Chemi-
cal hr@tgatioH, &C., &C..
Do hereby certify that the request Of the House Of
Gottis win Of this place, have made analy teal
examination Of L. Woc's Aromatic Schicdam Schuapps,
with the object Of a,cerainns if it contained any sub
stance noxous to health, and TO inform them to its
true composition and relative qualify with the other gins
that offered the market and the results Of my oh
seyations and experiments follows:
Udopho Wolfes Aromatic Schcdam Schnapps is a
spinuous liquid, OF very agreeable aromatic odor
completely transparent and almost coloress, having only
very slight tint Of yellowsh grayi its favor is strong
aud very agreeable the palate tmars 20 degrees in
Carriers alcohol wegher % degrees hundredth in
Gay Lussacs alcohometre. by the distiaton in ba-
laum MARIA with an apparatus consisting Of glass re-
and recipient surrounded with ice have collected
in this recipient alcoholic liquid with very agreeable
aroma completely coorless and transparent, which
marked 80 degrees in Carriers Alcoholic wegher,
or 10 degrees hundrpdh Gay Lussao's acohometre
and which represented whole 81 per cent OF Aromat-
ic sehicdam schuapps subject disllauon in the re-
tort. This liquid did soil the transparency OF the
distilled mixing it with the same and its agree
able is doubtless due very trihng amount Of
an essential oil inseparablc from alcohol.
From the remainder Of the dstaion which left in
the retor have obtained, through evaporation in
por bath, substance Of ycllowsh brown color, clear,
and having bitter which is dsagreeable, and
which afterwards becomes aromatic and leaves the mouth
perfamed with that fragrance peculiar to tho vanilla
am inclined believe that % this bitter and aromatic
extrac,e substance soluble in water and alcohol the
. ID .h Hot Tod ia ss.,
due ! have not found in Udopho Wolfc's Aromatic
Schiodam schnapps any mineral or organic substance
other than the exractve one already named and the
matte one obtained by dishlation. Finally, Udopho
Wolfe, Aromatic schiedan schnapps consists simply Of
an aromatic alcohol Of 20 degrees Of graduation in Car
-, T., -, '., ~
,ccopnt Of mo-, contapnr any mater ninrio IN the
health. as well as for it's odor and good Aayor--a fact