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The Prince at HaniI,...
T Ell EG RAPHIC.

HAMILTON, C. w. Sept. fs.-Tbe Prince NJ
Wales received an address from the Bspsisss md
the Hamilton Literary Association early tnis morn
ing He then held a levee which WA thronc ed.
then In uniform visited the central school where
be was welcomed by -four thousand school e ildren
who sang 20 him and presented an sddrca- He
subsequently opened the provincial exhibition,
and then proceeded 10 the Burlington beach %
lhengurate the water works there. The water
works commission presented an sddress, when
.ne Pr'nce turned on the water and declared TIE
VOLTS lnaugursted. The Prince attended ball
nlso. The royal party leave for Detroit this
Inc Prince has received several suits Of clothes,
MI, wa.ch ne ordered from a Toronto tailor Among
- e pair on pants 70, hunting, called
nncksfoockers," which are made 70 button
@ 9tlow me knee and hang over the ssiters IIke
nouave trowsers The psns are peg tops, win
tapped seam The coat 10 piair, ,6ort sn1f
double breasted, with two side rockets ana .
breast pocket, braid being laid OF ast an ma
also forming the CUT These quits are MADE ~
Americana 80 MI
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THE RAVEN CLUE DIR Condiet addressed the
last meeting quite learnedly on the subject OF
physical training. The theme was rather profess
sional than literary, but IL was elevated by being
placed in the category Of educational subjects,
and thus came properly within the sphere ~ the
objects Of literary association Abating the
mystery Of certain learned tee hucal terms pecu-
interesting performance, and was listened to with
curious interest. favorlte idea Of the erudite
speaker was that the body IL the temple of the
mind, and 10 hallowed and dignifed by the
august character Of its inhabitant SO ennobled
II il the part Of the true philosopher consider Ii
particularly, from the head to the heel, and from
part to part Taking the head az a starting point,
he pronounced IL the seat Of the soul; and he
thence proceeded to pay his respects to the lungs
and to the nervous system. He commented with
severity on the fact that 80 occupied are the
stronger sex with the pursuit of wealth, and the
other with the distinctions Of fashiona BILE life
that they pay little no attention to the proper
training and development Of their bodies This
was a sad oversight, and the pernicious effects of
II were evident in the early decay Of beauty, the
dimnution Of physical energy, and the prevalence
ton and brought on premature dissolution. With
a view to the correction Of these evils, Dr. Con-
dict recommended that greater attention should
be paid to the ventilation and heating of houses
and chambers, with a special regard to a healthy
temperature; to bodily exercises in the open air;
to the use Of the bath; to clothing and to GYM
nsstic exercises. On each Of these points he
dwelt at considerable length, and made several
important suggestions The soundness of some
was called in question, and a spirited debate
ensued, In which Messrs. Fuller, Colburn,
Wheeler, and Joseph s. Wilson participated
Constitution.
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senatsr seward i'm rIiun,,eta

ST PAUL, Sept IL Senator Seward spoke here
To- day, at great length. he said he looked 70 The
and Spanish America; and prophexied that TIE
ume would come when New York would eens.
"a be the Empire State, and Pennsylvania ce-se
70 De the Keystone state, as Virginia had already
ceased TO be the Old Dominion The New Do
minion. the Empire State and keystone State
would be hereafter In the Mississippi valley
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EAGLF IRON WORKS,
Ia CORNER Ono Av AND THrRrFrSrU Sr

ann ERlCSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES
The unde rsigned have been appointed sol AZ ents
u TINS city lor the manufacture and sale of the above
nnglnes ana are Prepared to supply al orders with
been satisfactorily introduced and are now practi0
caliy employs ed In bakeries; by bookbiniers: for
ooxw0od cutting; by cabinet akers; for DRAWN.
ian GIowers TO ventliate buildings; for pumping; for
domestic puT poses; elevatng ain; lass cuttinr.
ginning cotto-; grinding quartz; grinding paints:
sIibulhg sugar care ON plantations in Cuba: for
h9lsungi lor knitting machines; d, manufacturers
o. pla cd ware; oil printers material, of silver ware
o. agricultural implements: of matches; of boona2
skirts; Tor Jump ng at tat and On board
shlPs; Tor sewing mashines; for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers for various plantation
gses; for saving and planning lumber for picking
hair Tor polishing comos; Tor shoemak uses: for
sand sitting; tHrh,ns tobscee cutting and pulver-
lzing; IN tannerles aad maxim esiab ishments:
for soda water manufacture; for bone crushing;
mat ma shing; towing; grinding cutlery, DC They
are explosive; economical; easily mans ged; then
require no ensineers; use no water; and consume
very little fueI. Any person desire of usug these
ELglnes, can by application to tle undersigned be
shown large number OF testimonials from pc sons
WHO pave them IN daily use, expressing their entire
satisfaction Ia their operation and use
Pnces Oh the Engines as established by the Pat
Pntee: -
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Later fraa Califarnia

ST. JosEPH's, Sept 2g.-The overland expres,
hls arrived with San Fra1cisco dates OF IN. sth
The Douglas State Convention selected an elen-
ral ticket and adopted resolutions crnsurino the
seeding delegates, the Intervention docrtnrs nd
iayorlng tue Pacific (overland) mail railway and
The Bell and Everett Convention wa. composed
Of delegates from over half the coupties In the
State " -
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Movement. of -.na,.r ,I.n,,..

; ALBANY, ~. V. Sept % Hon. stephen A
Douglas passed here Yesterday. A large ooncour.e
of people assembled NJ the depot 10 meet him The
train was sslutsd by the firing of cannon. and
upon Mr. Douglas appearance he was greeted
with enthusiastic cheers He was Introduced %
the people by Hon Sanford r. Church, and spoke
for about ten minutes ~. - -
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Tn. Prince Of Vale. In me United STATE.

DETROIT, Sept. 2l.-rhe Prince Of Wales ar
rived here last evening, and YVES oficIalIy wei
coined by Gov. Wisner and Mayor Bull The
feet Of vessel brilliantly illuminated bv freverk,
fhe nremen and military par1ded the streets The
Prince leaves for Chicago this morning =
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Dizzistss- H.adacAs-Who would with uatience
suffer the pangs of excruoiating hsadache-the
gnawlng stings of Indigestion, the siekenng nau-
sea, OF blle-the trenlor Of shattered nerves. lhe
broken and troubled sleeP-with the r. adua CON
stltuilonaI decay from excess-when these eyl,s
may be avoided or permaneltly cured by the agency
u these lnva uable medicines Sold by all Dru,-
gists, at Sc. &C.. and 81 per Lox. Sc 2l-lw
FEVER AND AsuE is a terrible disease OF "aIl
te Jus maj hesh Is heir to-, is the faIr test its
hrsI manifestation the most unrelenti az Ia it's
pro sress, and the most defiant of medical skill.
feveI a.d Ague IS more destructive OF life than
cOhsumptoA, becaase t is more easily induced
aud therefore more prevalent, 1t mar its Victims
Tor the grave Ike aa executi0nef's bond. Day BY
Say IN sunerer grows weaker and weaker, and each
nout 9oes ne lear strong consciousness of APP
proaehleg the tomb; We have said that the disease
IS one OF those which has nearly lways defed medl
p 9e cured and reported. We recommend Dr. j.
festsisrs Stomdea Bitteys TO suffering humsnisy
Z or sale by druggists aud dealers generally every
WIZ o. a4g eaHI ~ ..s.r.ef . 90 Ia cost
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California Mali Ruruea

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Sept. 2o.-The Post once
and Garrison block OF holdings was DESTROYED bv
nre this morning Loss $500 ,OOO. -Four tbouss "a
letters, including the mail from California for
the southern Atlantic States, were consumed.
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Z. Grand Ledge 4. %. OF
NASHVILLE, Sept. 20 The u. q Grand t,sdee
l. %. o. has rejected the various proposal
amendment 90 the const iution = . : ~
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GOALt C0ALf

{ oALi G0ALii
WOOD. wOODg =
Il am daily resolving large suppl es of COAL from
me very best Pennsylyania mines, which VIII sell
rine and Hickory WOOD, cut AMI split, al lie
oaii ana leave your orders. r. W-BATES, Il
Wood and Coal DE aler
SET Estates, Cor. G and l+th sts., assr Canal.
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eGLrrsosK. Sept. 2l.-Flour has declined &c.
Howard street - 62i Ohio and City Mills IS so.
Wheat active but nrIner: red 81 o7sSI as. vxhft.
81 .4Oal Is. Corn active; white and yellow 67s6sc
Provisions dull and heavy; bacon sides f2af2Yc:
mess pork SIG IS; Esime SIS. COfes NC higher
WHISKY dun at 22Ks.sYe
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! LIE Box Toy for October, for sale at Shilling
tons bookstore, contains four plates Of colored
and highly finished engravings of fashions two
full-sized paper patterns; also, a boys Zouave
suit, with explanations for making, trimming and
putting them together. ...9~ -....- .
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MARRIED.

On the ath Instant, by the Rev w. M. ID. RYAN.
Mr. J; X. CuOk, Of Washington, to Mrs. MAR
UAhEf HUNTER, OF Alexandria 80 -
(Alex and st. Louis papers copy.) '-.7a
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Xii 1haIer Defeated

BosTos, Sept. I9.-G r. Bailey. OF Fitobburo
was nominated for Congress by the repu blicsn
convention OF the ninth district, today, Ia plsce
Of Hon. Ell Thsyer ~ - -
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Gov. III. v. yshusou-

WnLfAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. 10 Gov. Hersobsl
v johnson arrived here this afternoan 80 -.
welcomed by large concourse of citizens accom-
panied by fine brass band Mr. johnson smoke
70 large audience this evening IN Doebler,s
Hall Richard VauI also addre<s.,d the meetino
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-21

THAT BASE BALL MATCH comes of this after
noon at the grounds of the National Club Capito
Hill, from two till five o'clock
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BEAR IN MIND the opening of the new boot and
shoe establishment of C r. CummiDs & Co.. to-
morrow, at No, 3i7 Seventh street. For particu
lars see their advertisement In another column
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We are are also pre- red 10 furnish at short no
tIce, Architectural Castings ON any designs tat
mas be FURNISHED as cheap as can be obtsiGsd eis,-
where Also, steam kng mes, portable aud station
AIRY; high or low pressure. and rist mi s. nv
uros tatIc, or otner 'esses boilers for heating
buildings wrough water tank y: shaftin< ear.
al kinds. =. -
Sc Is 2aw3m wM M FL IS a. pRn
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PROPOSALS FOR FENCING. &c, FOR TREASURY
EXTENSION 3 M Clark, Esq acting engineer
Ia charge, invites proposals for furnishing and
putting up complete all the iron work Of the gates
aud fences for tue approaches 10 tine south wing
the Treasury extension
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Bell and Douglas Unisa IN Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, sept 10 -Tbs Bell ard Dc,v-
as parties have agreed to nominate Joint electo-
al ticket. . -
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Walker Shot By ~. H..sara. A.,h..,....

NEW ORLEANS, sept. - Intelligence has been
recsived tnat aiker the flli buster, and Colonel
hudler had been shot by the Honduras eov,rn-
inent, and that all the rest Of the expedition a.
heretofore stated, were allowed TO depart upmo-
Tested ''~
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New York Marksts.

INV NoRK. Sept 2l.-Fiour higher. stsse
- Is; Ohio IS eOa5.SO; Southern Is 7srs a5
W beat ouoysnt southern white 81 SO. Corn firm:
MIXED Csc Pork steady. Lard dun. whist y
nominal Il 23kc = t.1L
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SEE ANNOUNCEMENT, in another column, of the
coming Of very Interesting exhibition of trained
animals. ~ -
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- N o t &c Elm
E43 / wish al gentlemen ..h
~ TO bear in mind that
the plan which -
@ adopted, SIX years ago. of selling
49, HATS and Doors at grsetiy re-
duced prices for cash is in successful
operation just received full supply of the latest
New York styles of DRESS HATS The yeTS
hne s Hat IS 50; q hrst:Iste hat SIS; and very
of soft HATS and CAPS at the very 10 at mics
am constantly supplied with a very large stock "f
those hne DRESS BOOTSaI sSz5-which have
been selling for many years-as vel "a the very
best qnal t. of Pat mt leather EATERS an ssS
Inc French CalskiD Caters from 50 10 - 81
rad debts ANTHONY, al gent for the Mam,fac-
turers, seventh street, second hat store fron the
corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40
sc u Sun
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REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST EVENING There
was no abatement last evening Of the enthusiasm
ings Of the republicans Of this CITY Their s'Wip-
wam," situated on tue corner Of Indiana avenue
and Second street, was again filled, and large ac-
cession We're made to the roll Of mem bersbi d
They were addressed by Montgomery Blair, Esq ).
who delivered quite an interesting and eloquent
speech.
We understand that the Wide Awake Associa-
ton OF Washington has received an invitation 10
be present and partici pate In the grand w ide
Awake demonstration shortly to come off In New
York; but have nor vet signined their acceptance
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A IIaaN
BaItims-. Marte,.

NEw YoRk. Sept. eU.-The reported robbery
of a draft for fi0.000 proves 60 have been a hoaf
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CENTER MARKET PRIcEs.-Since Saturday there
has been no material change Of prices In the
principal market, and there Is reason for a
change of prices Of articles now most in demand.
In some departments where the advance Of the
season will effect the quantity and quality Of the
provisions offered, there may slight change, but
the prices generally will be as during the week
past viz:
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HnIIowAy,s PIIIs-

TnE NAVY YAEDRas will find something TO
their advantage in the advert sement of Mr. l. A
Deliwig, Grocer, in another column.
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another Collision on Lake Michigan
SARNIA, sept I9.-The propeller Wabash VAL
ley bound to Chicago, came in collision with a
propeller (name unknown) on SUNDAY, near
Thunder Bay Islands. She wss run ashore Co
prevent her from sinking - :
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THE GuNToN Scholarship AwARDED-T The
committee Of the School Trustees TO whom was
referred the subject Of the Gunton scholarship, II
will be remembered, were placed la a situation
Of some delicacy In making the award, for the
reason that, Of the fourteen competitors for the
prize, six pupils passed so good an examination
that II was a matter Of difficulty to discriminate
between them. The committee, however, after
mus h deliberation, this morning awarded the
scholarship TO Master o. T. Thompson, pupil of
the fourth district school, who was duly notified
by the chairman of the committee of his good for
tune, and furnished with a certificate Of admis-
sion to Columbia College. ...-
The names Of the six boys who were thought to
be equal for the scholarship were O. II Thomp-
son, John ]. Cook, Robert b Riell, and Edgar
Dulin, OF the Fourth District school, a. E
Thompson, teacher;l McKendrie Davis, Of the
First District, (Mr. Wilson, teacher;) and -
-, Of the Second District, 6 John Thomson
teacher;l all Of whom are exceedingly intelligent
lads, aud credit to our public hools; but on re-
examining the papers, the committee declared the
two pupils first named almost equal to each other,
and decidedly superior to the remainder, who
Were meritorious In the order named.
The successful competitor is the son Of Mr..
VIM. Thompson, carpenter, an old and esteemed
citizen Of the Island
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WE ARE INFORMED by the Manager that this is
positively the last week Of B udworths Minstrels
in this city. Consequently those IL there any,
who have not already enjoyed the iniInitable and
Irresistible performances OF this unequaled COM
pany, should not fall to improve the present OPP
portunity Of doing so. Tomorrow there viii lie
an afternoon performance, commencin g at three
O'Clock, for the benefit, together with the evening
performance, Of Mr. j. n. Budworth, the leader
OF the company. The buresque the opera of
III Trovatore is Of itself worth the price Of half
dozen admissions or course ali who have up
to this time enjoyed Budworth's droiIerirs, as
Well as those who have not, win be on hand at
his benefit --..-.. ASH
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TOR RENT-ROOMS Nos. ,. 80, S, ell,
L Ia, Is, III, II -, 81 and %, in tie new Ave
story brown stone building corner 18th street west
and Pa: avenue, known as "Washington Build
ing" They are well adapted for Offices having
gas, water, &c. For terms apply at our Store, No
LOT re-. avenue, or to John II. Semmes Il Co No.
923 9Th street west, corner Louisiana av.
We lS-2awlm MURRAY d SEMhlES.
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ENOR RENT-A three story and attic BRICK
II DWELLING, on III street, between 18th and
lIth SITS Also, three story endorsement brewu
front DWELLING HOUSE, on 18th street be-
tween !. and Massachusetts av possession given
some uIhe In Octoper; tns mousse 70 be repanted
store. No 500 lith ( - An 25-AvES
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BOARDING..

aoH BOARDING.. .f-.l
ROARD;-Board may be obtaIIed for family
- on moderate terms, at Mrs BANNARD'S one
nI q from the Omuibus stand at Georgetown Also,
for rent, Cottage with boatdl sem 81
tSo NINTH STREET.-Persons returning t.
1co the city & or their summer resorts will 6pd
vacant several desirable rooms, having the eonve
nlences OF gas, water. and bathing closets, 453
Ninth St, one door south Of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders &C.
cOinmOdated on moderate terms. se5 Swt
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EOR RENT-A two story COTTAGE, on 10th
street, asst side, first house moth OF St. con.
tanning 8 rooms, a summer Kitchen, wood hon a.
store-roOTn, dc lighted with gas, and surrounded
10y large yard opening In the rear into thirts-icet
Office of the Gas Light Company. SO n eoIw
TOR RENT-Possesslon on the LIST of Octobor
l. The DWELLING HOUSE No. AIS ID street,
next door to the residence OF the advertiser.
j. NJ CARLISLE.
N. Bit will not be let for a boarding house.
Sc l8-tf =
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MILITARY ENrERPRsE-A number OF our young
cltkens are about organizing another infantry
corps, and II seems 10 meet with considerable
tyor a. about thirty have sfgnifed their readi-
lrss 70 engage IN the organization OF 4 corps ON
the plan proposed. II Is designed 70 organize and
arm he corps regularly, and htft for creditabie
appearance IN any position, before the uniform
shall be adopted In order to q mn form appear
snee In The sqa1d and company arills, fatigue
dress will De used on those occasions which can
De btain<data medeg4iscsstz A pubilc parade
viii not be made unless sixty men are drilled and
uniformed. OF tho>ef ngpged In hi, enter prise
We Bee the names OF some 40 AGO uai ted with
tue iofa9fsy aetcs Of our erpy BY experleace and
one Of item whose skin as 4 drfil-EiIas,er "a
highly spoken IS BY the best driled officers OF the
District military n|"AAS
sAkRIyrss t fsrtS's vtnu, 1opi ot rhirteeath-
aad-a-half street, schooner rropie, Bsnks from
SalseGfy. Nd viz soAp Zee, Of lumber Tor )
Nsfinent, Esq
aIlEAefs..-l p o..
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E'OR = Liza FAKM containing lto aores cit
L untad miles from Georgetown, in No tgome
rg county, Nd. Fifty acres are IN q hIgh state Of
cultivation; twenty five acres In wo ID. There liz
small log house. stab.ing. sheds, corn house On H.
Apple orchard and some peaches: sprin. an a wei
inquire OF BARNAR d 4 BUCKEY, Anc,ionsers
No "a Bridge streei, Georgetown, or WALL &
BARNARD, Washlngton. ss l2-eoIm
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New Grocery Store.

EEaKSHK.v-6f TO .zGGO.Usu y H.4T,E
~ the public and ourselves as much as posi-
bic, we have opened branch OF our establishment
at
NO. s, WATER ST. BET. MAIN C SYCAMORE,
where would take pleasure in supplying faEIi-
lies and steamboats, with fancy and staple groceries,
provisions &c, at the lowest possible rates. 1t is
our intention to do a CASH business as pos
sible, at the store, but for the accommodation
of prompt paying patrons who may not have the
tsneedfui'' convenient, will take their order and
have them charged at the old stand, No. 81 Main
street, where business will be carried former
w. Those interested in the purchase Of steamboat
stores will please give US a trial, think we
make it their interest SO to do
VICKERY EROS.
deco Nos 50 Main, and Water streets.
EHO& S.zLE OF TO y E.xs7-FOUR
IL Brick Buildings, Market place-each
suitable for q store and dwelling-or may be occu-
,,ied as dwelling alone. Enquire of A. O. HAL
LOCK, ms. Agency Office, llarble Hall, Main St,
Evansville. novZS
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To the Public.

FEVHE P.AST B&EJN~FER sASS-fe SPkINt
~ so far, have been very wet ones, causing man
of our rivers TO overflow their banks, baci
ing up the water in the creeks and bayous, an
flooding to 2 considerable extent the bottoi
lands; when ne rivers recede, which may be e1
pected soon, then the large surface of deca5ng YES
etable matter exposed TO the scorching rays of th
summer sun, produces the malaria, which prove
10 fatal in its course, sweeping Whole States,
sparing neither age nor sex in its conquerin
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, we think we haS
discovered a medicine which, 30 certain exteni
is n preventative of the attacks Of bilious tevei
aesue sc, and as such recommend our Magnoli
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that We al
not urging upon them the of strong Liquors
beverage. We are, and al ways have been, opposed
their being used in that way, but if people will us
them such, let them have by all means
pure article that VIII keep them in health, an
lengthen instead of shortening their lives. Wes-c
pose to sell always pure aud unadulterated LIZ z
for medicinal purposes, aud little for the Z q
ach's sake, if required, and viii chaliense an
spection by the best chenists in this or any O
the whisky branded by us, Allis Il Howe's Mas
nola.n II is warranted, a it is distilled from tn
corn, rye, wheat, with slight addition OF goo'
cistern water. We have no doubt many person
have been ruined in health, if not actually killed, p
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason tina
Allis & Bowes' pure Magnolia should be IN gen
eraI use. jest received and III store for sale
10 IL pipes ass d Brandies (od) from to 81 - gal
II u piDes do fold) from 8 to 81 y gal
pipes Holland Gin; pnncheons old Rum.
ap25 ALLIS q H0WES. Water ST.