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Co.'S ~ seorot H0UTt> % I0HfF,
D5- Every Father should present copy to his
Son.
e. THE Cause, the effect, the Remedy. -
In plain language by Physician of Ei3inaacs.
t. ANY person enclosing two three cent most
age stamps, will receive copy by mail under
seal Address an letters 30
Drawer 1I3 Post Ofice, Albany, n. u.
Q5~ Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
made from the extract Of Cotton Root. q remedy
used for years among the female slaves 40 tie
South, no form of detection or ten; now for the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
DoAGi, sent under seal by mail Married Ladjcs
must not use them. Address ms above.
Dra'7er ll3 Post Office, 4i5any, n. J
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MARRIED.

In Coventry, March s. by J. W. Murphy, Nj
Willard Mcdaniel and Miss Loyina Magoon, both
Of Barton.
In Lowell, Feb. 20, by Rev. Thomas Baldwin,
Mr.. William J. Donovan and Miss Hattie NJ Scott
both of Irasburgh.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!

FEAHE subscriber has made arrangements and
keeps constantly on hand those Threshisg
Machines that have taken the premium over ev-
cry Machine that they could bring against it in
the State of New York, for threshing and clean
ing grain The subscriber has had great expe-
rence in threshing with all kinds Of Machines
and can safely say that he challenges the world
TO do as good work and so much Of it as he can
with q. Westinghouse Railway Machines Man
utactured IN Schenectady n. Y. The subscriber
keeps constantly on hand and will furnish on
short notice any quantity of those Machines "a,
reduced prices. Please call and examine the Ma
chine before purchasing elsewhere. The sub
scriber would refer those that are in want of Ma
chimes to F. Jones, c. Lambfeare, who can truly
appreciate the difference between this Machine
and several different kinds they have employed
the year before The subscriber will pay s. 90
for every pint of grain that goes over in the
straw when it is properly Managed.
10 All | sell will put up and warrant them
to work.
JOSEPH G. PARMENTER.
Lowell, Vt. 6
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ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN.

If our readers would have positive
luxury for the Toilette, use Blodgeit's
" PERSIAN BALM" For cleansing
the teeth, shaving, champooing, bathing,
identifying the complexion, removing tan,
pimples, freckles, sun marks, and all dis
agreeable appearances from the skin, it
has no equal. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. S. s. BLODG-
EFT & CO., Proprietors, Ogdensburgh,
n. Y.
J. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, VITO
whom all orders should be addressed.
E. B. johnson, Travelling Agent.
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All diseases oi the CheSt and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for. "a years, and although
l have advertised it but very little, it has
found its way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as l have
ever heard.
1t is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
Of each bottle with a pen and numbered,
to prevent counterfeits.
Beware Of the counterfeit.
I have appointed J. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury, Vt, my general
agents, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
n. II. DOWNS.
Retails for % cts, 80 cts, and 81 per
bottle. For sale by Druggists and Mer-
chants everywhere.
d. c. RANDALL, Wholesale and
Retail Agent, Irasburgh.
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
a.
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LIBERATION.

FENHIS is to certify that have given nv son,
& Rawson f. Robinson, his time during the re-
maindeT Of his minority, and shall claim none OF
his earnings .nor pay any debts othis C attracting
after this date.
CLARRISSA ROBINSON.
Nitness-GRFsHAM p. WRIGHT.
Lowell, Feb. 9, 1859 9vG#
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COETTNS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order
- by the subscriber shop one door South of
the Hotel
T. RANDALL
n. B. viii not make mans NECESSITY
stepping-stone to my iortane. A word 20 the
wise, sc. f, L.
Glover, March. /, IS59-1Om6
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NOW Is the TIME no USE
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pills
And Kid Strengthening PIaStcrs.

These Extraordinary Fam
i.y Remedies have been
tested twenty wears, bv
more than three millions of
persons, and at thc present
time are c0Hruisiugth the
Medical World with their
startling CURES. Herricks
PuLLs, rs q Family Cath
artic, are unequaled; in
ordinary sickness, one or
two doses ALWAYS cures
Containing no Mercury,
they can be used nj any
time. Fl EEEICK' s KID
PLAsTERs cure pains aud
weakness in the breast,
sides aud back, in five
hours. One will wear three
months. Price is "a cts.
Pills, Sugar Coated. large
Family Boxes, with fuiI
Directions, % CTS.
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DIED.

In Bloomington, March s, Edwin. son Of Rev.
S. R. Hail.
In Coventry, Feb. 20, Mary Elizabeth, wife of
Frances House.
In Coventry, Feb. %, Elizabeth, daughter Of
John W. Mussey, Esq, aged % years, months
and % days.
In Albany. Feb. IS, Herbert Clinton, only soE
of David and Mary a. Blaisdeu, aged months
and II days.
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FLOUR !
WEST C0NCORD, VERMONT.

REETCALF, MCCLELLAN & CO.. would res
vs. pectfuIy announce to the citizens Of Or
leans County, that they are manufacturing. and
keep constantly on hand, Flour from western
wheat, of the best quality, which they viii sell
as low as can be bought 10 this vicinity, in large
or small quantities Also shorts, Bran and other
coarse feed, on reasonable terms. Give US a call
and try home manufactures
Glover, Jan. 26, 1859. eff
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dist BOOTS and SHOES made from the
ID be 5f Leather aud sold cheap for cash.
*. DAGGETT-
March 1856 70
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iIEaLTH WITHOUT PnYsIC;
y fIII-HiI I-ITI-I- % III- u '7ft1aI1 =
HAusTIOE AID DECAY


OF tbe frame from Indulgence. Infection and the
injurious consequences Of alecury, Wih tA
1i9derH means az CuyC.
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A CHOICE selection ct Drugs and Medicines,
3 for sale ai tie new Drug Store.
Scot % s G.. RANDALL.
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fENHE Spring Term OF this lustitatjou will cont
I nencc on Wednesday The eth day Of March
and continue eleven weeks, andeg tho immediate
-rty,.r,ste,s., Sc
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

Sunday, April 24--6 =. N,
Trade during The past week mas been sensbly affected
by the prospect Of in Europe. All articles which
would be enhanced in valie by have risen among
these VIC may mention wool, which ia higher and in ac-
tive demand In other articles the business done has
been moderate, and at generally steady rates. Coffee
very firm, except for San Domingo, which is weaker
Sugars are lower the receipts exceeding, for the time
the demand for consumption and export 70 effect sales
decline Of 40. from last wceks prices exacted. Many
holders, however, prefer Withdrawing their stock from
market TO making concessions from previous rates. Hides
are rather dull, with downward tendency tho stock
continues remarkably light TIE same remarks, both In
regard TO the market aud stock on hand, will apply 70
leather Tea steady at previous rates. There was m
auction sale Wednesday, at which the bidding was
epirited, and full prices obtained by sellers
Tho warli1c advlccs rom Europe, and the news
or chock 10 speculation at Liverpool, have
operated against cotton market 70 effect sales
holders are obliged to make CONCESSIONS Of 80. n
nc Most holders prefer remaining lido TO sub
hitting 10 tho Decline and the consequences has boon that
extreme drnoss has porvaded the market. Advicos
from the South confirm estimates OF the crop The
reccpt a. tho ports ast week $1,000 baos, against
10000 bales Same wees in 1858, and $1,000 bales
week Of 1851 making tho Total reeepts " da.c 3SlOo)o
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o. demand &. 1915 To- quarts, sa., at nl,,.

PIMA
Phovr'oSs --fcrt-The raA-tet was S,ve sed n,
We sake 'nots c<s about go bs iuoiGa 'es uew "
's' 20 ~ 20 ,ho GIG rs prs, &c sss.o 10
"sio, .no'n 90 az 81 Il ach pfDA &c sf2 ~ VIZ o<F
"n :" .,,'o 90 mtts ~e'e made. deivoss" s."'
"i 90 ~ zoe hfs OF Npry r.ner SN AGO d0t " I.'
Ne"e', i"' ASH iieef was 6rm aaa 10 gobd ""'"''
~"n "Fe ~ hhu" b'G bbis incIudira cono,ry '.u
~ 90 -, ooupuy mess, at 81 ~ e ~ 10, regs ~
% n.ss, a. or ga So prime SAs steady. -
~" op" opo sr's fepoee~ IT ti7 $40 At ~ beef m
re'e s"n, WIN triea o $50 Bbs at Slt 50 ssT
o ..o1 w.e hmy held, aod ssss u apout
o"oVo I've eie"f si1es Gere made
W, "est we've n sts ady demaod, and isle
:" go hods ard tierccs made Ut 6Ko a ego.
,h sooo,oe'e apd s' 654c 914i for hams Lard ~ts
htm aud N gsd rsqucet Vh $40 Of aaout eco p.r,els
ana oefces ~ li1c q il%c with small iats pr,m
ctsneed. -''
EhK-s ahs OF $50 casks were made q. 3kc. a ioX,
sFrp -Vover seed continued In fair deanand az 30
oHc io' COCO asa prime held at 90. Timotay
uhcoshsed; tacuua FAX sead good deaaot, VITA
cbs oe'aOie safes in Boston at 81 81 = ~ 62X per
busbel. - =
siTcSS-sses OF 500 mats Java msdo at 23a.
SUGARS were unchanged. while sales were checked by
e oi 'he weather. Tho transactions insiudcd
so' 4oo mus incIuiing tubGe at o.. 90, and Ne~
Orleans at 61zc a7kc
Wh'skkY-ino market quiet with sales Of $50 bols
IL 26c. u 255zc.
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Court OF General sesslenSs
Before Recorder Bsrnsrd.
SENTENCES.

Yesterday being tn last dsy of tue term tho Rsoor or
occupied passing seuierc those who
we co nvicted OF various offences during the mouth.
Oh Burke, convicted Of assault aud battery "a
John McArds, hned $40. Christopher Johasoa AMI
@ ofse Moore VITO found guilty OF aa assault on
amer rsDsd SIMON Harris, wno purchased a sssiag
rnsctie fom Singer x ca, but sho rerasag O. pay
The ia anoe QUE res sei the att of tao meR ~ re-
move II, were each Gsed So and dscnpgoi.
Patrick DUFFY, who assaulted Feau Is n rk, seat
The pr'soo Tor twenty Gays asd uaea SIS
~ Haniord pleaded guity To forgery 10 the fsIrts
degree, and WAS sent TO the Peoiteatiaty for tnreo
months.
John kerusn, guilty OF graud aceoy, sentenced 80
one yea' iiDpr sonnedt IN the Pect entiry
Herman .aacs convicted Of receiving stolen goo H.
teit o BiAckweps Island for four months
Abr ahsm Buckley, who OF grand larceny
vas Sent ncad 70 nVe inprsoo IN toe Sns
prison, ing the extreme penalty OF the law Ptn RIt
ser, WHO WAS aso convicted Of graud laceQy stealing
,ne property OF Joho Sykes, sen, 10 tho nssg
non tor tbi &c yeas
Henry II. Sm,lhurst. keeper OF tckot Office 10 w.s.
strt et who convicted Friday Of swinorrs sOuu.
uyman out Of &c. was sen. TO sae PeneGtary for SIX
nonths
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It viii thus be seen that tho stock movement OF the
week has ruled in favor Of the bear interest Perss-
tent end skful attacks the Western shares AMI New
York Central aided by the meager receipts Of the roada
have caused decline of from to per cent The stocks
which have suffered most have been Michigan Southern
guaranteed and New York Central both Of which havo
been The object of special unceasng and excessive ham,
mering 10y the bears. Tho only speculative stocks which
have not declined since Inst week have been Reading,
which is sustained by its Philadelphia friends; Rock
Island which being freely taken by party Of operators
with courage and money Panama and Pacific Mail, Of
which the bears lately sold quite enough 10 them OF
any desire 10 the experiment State stocks and
good railroad bonds, general rule In good demand
at high prices.
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'Axuyxr or AN ALLEGED CorsrxRYxrnR- RECOVERY ov
LARGE QUANTITY OF cousrERFEu MONEY, CHEMICALS, &c -
few Gays ago pcpuy superintendent Carpenter learned
that man nsmeh Baxter, keeper Of oyster loon
Of Twenty rst street and Third avenue, ca
gagged IN "shoVing" counterfeit money. He 1n.,ii
placed the mater NJ the hands OF detective officers
Krg spd McCofd, ~hD, after watching the move aes
Of Baxter, became ssped that WA, ~ been ni
ea.eo :" le wy .''ies.er Gas tue Accordingly ~
5cermioed % .,res w" 'cf sNo'' half pa. 'eo o'cl
and 10 him 0to custody HIS place OF business AMI
his residence 10 First street, searched about $500
worth VI M ITO a mouth BANK, Of Nat
mo1tb, Mass, was dscosered; aoout ooe bar OF inc
above amount war found upon his person Az his resi-
detce was disaoverei large qaaoy Of chemical ert'
sve CON posinop, bill bank paper, WIN otner
articles used for altering and manufacturing bills BAx-
ter, whep arrested, gave his Dsme al NJ b. Baxter "e
welsh TINS morning.
Bold ATTEMPT COMMIT A RAPE On Sunday forenoon
party Of young men decoyed n young woman, namei
Sar ali Burns vessel at the foot OF Watts
and there attempted u violate her person riosan
Hutchins, Of The Fdto precinct was Informed Of
and he hssDeo board the vessel aud there detected
the Iutsns N Their omoolca Ga the appr0 cb
the Captain the r1.us He'd and ooly Of them named
Thomas smith, Sss arrested lie taken before Jus
tee Coppoy, Al the lomos, and locked ~ for
ton The eri rs very respectable She was sent TO the
House Of Detention tor annesses.
"LosD DusDREARY" IN New PHASE On Sunday morn
ing Edward A sosbern e. Lord Dundeary'), OF Laura
Ksenes theatre. appeared before Justice Kelly at the
JeiierHn Market Police Court, ana made compla NJ
Sto'poe uH ksooui, orsn, Wuoin ne CnaTgod WIN
ST. alng his goo watch, worth $26 appears that the
Complainant wnen dressing for the stage, the habi.
Of onrostns his olobes aud vaiuabes to his groom. Ga
Saturday Bfen the groom, Sevsr proved fathess to
ms employer, and Ia evil hour stole his IN tser's
wasch ODD 10 conpsny with brother groom went 1
spree. Brsn Was arrested, but tho watch re-
covered Tue prisoner was locked up on charge OF
grand larceny.
ArTExPr PASS CouNrERrEI MONEY. Hcnnessy
was arrested Satuaay evening for attempting 10 pass
three dollar bill the Merchants' Bank of
IN Ian Me- In SAnn I... Ill
lad very oi'y epDea arce, and appeared TO he
graph. Tho zane OF The bank, In long red ette
printed across tho top Of tue bi aud long medallion
"three" is at the centre Of the lower part of M
probability this bill of new Issue of "qleen
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AN ABscoNDINe CASHIER CAUGHT IN TEXAS
Last October, James A. McCorc cashier OF the Peoples
Bank, Richmond Ind, suddenly disappeared carrying
with him some s6 900 belonging 10 the banx Mr. W. j.
H. Robinson, Deputy Sheriff OF tho county was employed
10 ASCERTAIN tho whereabouts Of the abscondng CASHIER
and has been absent tho whole in
News has just been received that after lspg chsse no
found McCorke ut San Antonio, Texas, aud that he left
New Orleans tho 18th Of tho prcson, month with his
prisoner for Richmond Previous to hls affair M,Corkle
had sustained an unblcruishcd reputation aud was menu
her OF the Episcopal church s relatives IN mo aud
Indiana arc said ~ bo OF the highest rcspcctabty Tho
whole matter upt has boom kept profound secret
and the blow will be ahcayy one 10 his relatives and
lrends
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!ses osirs $50 900 bales ssne date last year ard
s7o7 N0c bates s>ue dsts q 1867 We have exported
I" date 2.'6afoo hass. sssirs l7ie0lo baes ekporte
to gate Ia 1865 sod .7eoso bales 1851 Toe lesius
oton brokers fses'y exp tho opinion that,
or come peace, the Euro ,esn
our oo,tcn Gua have oniy 10 nod q to oou2pe them
20 psy pricss -Four srf efa'a have ceciacd sooe
lss geek fsom loc $50 the barrel dour and 90 90.
the b'thei wheat and Prices sttl too high
this s,de to admit 0t tse shipunen. OF breadstus 70
Europe. koo,s esoufsgcc To wais by she lshtaess
q be stocks ia the iutofor tho redu1Iou OF ralrost
fSeigt's from tie West - tfewKter has simply
awaited to induce Western holders 10 advance
their prices. The crop prospects oootoue
o-'ent tsimers write thai tito weather has been very
favorable for planting spr ng wheat; aud they have had
throughout the ~est much rso dur.g the past montn
that there s little prospect Of such wet weather Nay
% injured the crops 20 sadly last year. Beef and polk
oott osed in good demand ut previous rates.
Gu mend Is very light Thus far, April, the export OF
beef has beeu equal TO that VI year. OF pork
eXnor'ed twice much Gid In the period Of
1873. Ashea arc steady, the export In exoess Of Last
year. Tobacco is quiet, without change in prices
Tho following Custom House tables OF foreign trade
o. tho port tor the pas. week. aud week Of two
previous gears sboS that imports Of foreign goods
continue iGge-tbe total import for the year to date
beng over million and qu.ter IN excess OF that of
the corresponding period Of 1867. Our exports both OF
produce aud spcie larger than those Of the
ufoL of I65g.--
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,367
fha principal export OF speoio during last week having
beeu yesie day, the average DO nadc up morrow
viii Dot feel s effect ii may therefore be expected that
Voc beDks which showed average Of $25 LOT last
Monday will show no decrease TO -norrow--the export
PEI New York on Saturday, 10th, say $4,000, being
conhte balanced by the gain from the Sub Treasury.
The interior exchanges, with the exception of Now Eng
land in favor of The city; the exchange with Boston
against us. The deposit line is expected to show an
ease il Is hoped that the discounts will not larger
han las. week. Tho Sub Treasury balance stands at
Sc 8e4 So against 81 e2 at the close of last week
Money connues abundant and cheap. The banks are
lending OF per cent CALL but the brokers offered
more than they IL 4. We hear OF loans Of
stools for oOg period Of time at per As soon as
tho speculative Spirit revves capitalists viii fad ample
employ ment for their in the stock market There
bas been rather paper made lately but the supply
ETH below the demand We quote short first class
endorsed paper at g. occasional lines being as
short cate, o. second class paper, months, 7 u
per cent is generally supposed that whatever happens
in Europe, We can have disturbance in our money
market till August at earliest Exchange Europe rules
firm at ITO for bankers SIXTY day sterling bills
$40 .12M for francs. few drawers asking lIoX
but this above The rate The demand bars for ex
port is very brisk and exporters sending forward
coin freely In the event Of European the rate of
insurance would probably Increase, and check might
thus be impaired TO specie shipments.
The course OF tho stock market during the past week
mas been "a follovg:-
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wac fair DC MANI for Southern n1ur with sscs OF about
1900 bhis closing within tue above dgures. Wheat
Inactive Tue sales confined to about 5000 bushels,
Including Western red at 81 49, white do, 81 ~,
white Kentucky a, IL 10 81 so. Corn unchanged
Ine faos embraced about 600 busho including Jersey
and southern yellow at $50 sec. SIC Southern
white, $50 &c. and Western mixed CO SEC. SIC. Rse
quiet at soc sSc Barley steady, with sales OF
about 1000 bushels State at CSC 7bc. for 10
good Oats were in fair demano with sAles Of State at
bSc q boo ana Western and Canadian at SIC. q $50.
CoFrrTThc market WIS firm while salcs limited,
being confined 10 500 mats green Java ltc, 100
Java at t.; 10 1ass 81 Domingo Al loc aid 900 do
CcrroS The saes embraced 1000 bales about 700
500 " which IN traDsi,u. The market st
settled, whiie We quote pidng upAnis =. about i2c
tEu Dry cod was firmly held al 81 62x SO IS Tor
ges Bank. MVberol continued n be in hight sup
ply, while prccs firm, with moderate sales of No.
al SIS 80, No NJ slA So and No. ut 20 rs for Massa
ohuf eit1.
FiouG'rN were dull and engagements light. To LIVER
pool 500 bbs taken at Is ii 200 bbis pork
at H. Cd. 20 boSce bacon nc las 3D. 400 boxes cheese
(by soaroer) At POS and 30 torces bes NJ D. e. supposed
TO have boon at Dr. To- To Hamburg 7,o bales cotton
were engaged NJ sd. vtsae cueaged 10 lead with
pine wood Mt Norfolk Tor Havana % pcr cord There
was nothing new "a Glasgow or london.
fRur.-ta,sinn steady, with sacs Of 400 500
boxes al 81 20 for N. r. and a. 20 fer layers.
Hay was IN light supply while sales were light for ship
lsos,-scotcb zig was in moderate demand, with s,es
u arrive at IA SO, six months prime ota in s,ore
were firmly held at sac ss?y, six months.
for common, and 9oo. for lump.
MoiAsSx--The market was steady bW quiet; sllcs OF
40 hhds. clAyci caos WAS msie at 2ic
MAYA sIos were quie, bus mly held, at ~ 10 for
was last sold NJ % 95.
OiIs.-rnc stocK ofllnsecd vas reduced, and prioes
62c. &C. and within two three days some % 900 gal
Ions American az CSC. 6io., nov held at oac a esq
Crude Whale and sperm w~c in indicate request, and
Gales were hsh1 OIL snsAanssa priseh olive oil was ia
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D. JOSE LUIS cAssEcA, CoRRksPoSpsG ssnsER
ACADEMIES or nADniD AND MUNICH GRADUATE IN SCIENCES
Thy AS AfPLED 70 THE Ahrs OF IaE RorAL
INDUSTRY A0RIcuLruRr COUNTRY, IN rms
sornL os nI Of THIS ssp AT PRESENT r. MS d,
vii q .Ss place, have made sn sna,y: cal sssmaato"
o. woes sronai, chedam shnapps with the object OF
TO inform h.m =. o e true and relative
sus o. n Observations and experiments are olows
T. wolies s-om s,ic scned.m schOsPps i .ptuous liquid
and %S. cccss having on ses sS s e. ys
s"ss a.is 's ASd ds:sE :s. sesSS
re By he dIsason IN bsaium maria With an ssp 'Hs
% nave aoss 1e aa a IN nS
wr very H.ease arOa c9oes. ant trans
ssishsr degrees handred Coy Lussscs schoss
pei and wbco represented as .h,ie 81 cent Of
a1d ga mot ne sU he q Tie distilled water il
due 70 aians amount of essential oil n'epabe
From Inc remainder o. dslaaon which was LEFT Ia the
rs, r. Aaye ohaes through eyaporsi IN bath
TASTE sssreesSie ana which Afterwards be-
e. ,an he q ssa s &
TER and aromatic attractive sobsance soluble in and
due %
ss or sna u.s. ss
disiIaaoD Easily U.wolss aromatic seSsdam ssSnapps
.ss. ssa q q s
and on n any
judia health well odor and good lavor-
sct which doubt arises from the chdce substances
ploy ed In s manufacture, aud fron tbs PECULIAR
d,slson khouL! 10 my opinion DO pre'erred 70 ali the
holland beiyic and German gins which tound this
often proved II eahale dsagreesbe o5or. and
have less dsagreeabe favor OF them having
left he with the superior GIN from the dsillery
Of Mr. Henry Dceteu lot Bremen resiuun ,er evapor
ton by substance almost ns,pd and very tidngy
with the flavor of vanilla but e the ds
icous bitter and n flavor of that Of Wolfe; others
such tho lat slled Genuine samaritan" Extra supe
or" Messrs TEACHER have FURNISHED small
Of greensh substance Of harsh metsi, lasts
sagreesbe which attractive organic matter mixed with
salt Of copper WITH signs of iron, OWING. perhsps bsd
system OF distxlauon
Gently hal all that IL stated IA the truth
With the experiments have made with the greatest and
avh lre the hopsa Of Go,g wll OF this city, pub
cty ha certificate In apanh and In foreign langusges
IN alt COUNT here may suit tner interest 70 do
HAvAEA, January, lsJa JOSE LUIS CASAsECA.