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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
REGISTER,S nFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COuSrY, February 9lth, 1861.
/ Upon the application " STEPHEN BONsALL and
~ JOSEPH MILL, Executors tho lssi will and tas-
lament OF JOHN HEMPHlIL. late Of the city Of VIII
muFOn, in said County, deceased II Is ORDERED and
directed by the Register that the Executors aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Parliamentary upon the
Estate Of the deceased with the date Of granting there
Of by causing advertisements to be posted within forty
days FROM the date Of such letters, in six Of the
public places of the County Of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against tho Estate to present
the zane abide by Act OF Assembly such case
made aEd provided, And also the same to BE- in.
serted within the period in the Delaware State Jour
nal aud statesman, newspaper published In Wilmington
aud Tn 10 continued therein two months.
f-~j Given under the Hand and Seal Of Office Of the
1 County aforesaid the day and year above written
PETER B. NANDEYER, Register
NOrlCEEAn persons having claims against the Estate
Of tho deceased must present the duly aissted to
the Executors before the 18th day February u
abide the Of Assembly made aud
provided STEPHEN BONSALL,
JOSEPH HILL,
Wilmington, February eth, 1851. Executors,
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Some Of Me reason iohy Birnie sells so many

Some Of he reason iohy Banie sells 80 many
Shoes:
In the frstpace, lie secures large and COM
modious establishment Mt low figure aud fits
it up in good order. buys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting 1t at the lowest mar
ket prices; be has his Shoes made so that the
most faslidious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down to the lowest living rates, and then
he adyertlses literally and as a consequence he
sells his shoes off rapidly and gets the cash with
which TO go in quest of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers, now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them to give
BRINE call, as he has on hand one of the best
assorted stocks of Boots and Shoes that is to he
found in the State. All business in his line
promptly and personally attended to by the pro.
ptleior, James W. Birnie, No. 102 West Second
street between Shipley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign Of the big Black Boot
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By recent arrivals at New York We have intelligence, Of
severe disasters which occurred during the late heavy
weather experienced on this The bark Resolution
RON Palermo on the 10th Inst experienced a hurricane
from the northwest while In the Gulf stream, In which
her hulwarks stove, She sprung leak, and had
six et of water In her hold compelling the crew 10 throw
overheard 100 boxes Of fruit The brig John Shaw split
her sails, and lost her boat The bark Cienueos had ono
man washed overheard and lost. The crew of the
sehnonor Potomac, Of Franklin, Maine, were picked up
on tile 10Th inst the vessel hsving become disAbed III
the gale, and being 10 sinking condition. The captain
and crew arrived at this port board Of the ship Tropc
Of kennebuuk. The rrop'c had been eleven days this
sis Of Bermuda, and had iunered heavy gales. She
reports seeing vessels outside with loss Of spars.
$ hr Susan Hall, Of PrOvincetown, Kborn from Ina
qua for Boston, wrecked Watlings island Capt
reports LEFT Inagua Feb 10, and the l2d hen so
miles of Watngis Island, had gale which carried
away head OF foremast, and mlnmast three fact from
the deck then the vessel ashore on the IsaLl Hull
and cargo total loss Insured at proyncetown for a out
SAdOn.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET

M Thursday, March 28. 1861.
Tue Hour and gain markets are very dull The prices
remain unchanged since our last quotation.
Wheat Flour, per
Rye Flour per bbl OO0n4 rs
Wheat per bushe 25
N.Y.
Corn Meal, per bbl, so
Duhhe.......... ..........,,..-...,. .,........US
Corn, per bushel, .....,.. ..... ..............f4
JAS ...,....................,23
Clover Seed, per bushs ....................6OO
niAA .. .a............s 900 l.bl
iiM"thy ..........'.s....... SUI
hllietr .........,.......,.....u 2bla ] 90
uell hfAsH 90
Orchard " .-..--.....-..,,...... ...,. I 5Olf2 40
ntahnt
Canary " 90
nehlp ....s.........2bu d3NO
Turuip perrin as
topH, per lb.
NO. Msekere per %
..."..,....,......,.,.,......l 5O
. s....''i.......'..'...........6O az ~
IolatoeH, per loepS1e
nay. per lbVOd1 1890
straw, per 800
nacihg Ocean uuanO, per
Peruvian Guanu ............................ 5000
Bone Dust ................. .....,,....,.,35 800
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ThufAuhyl MATCH " I5UIs
FLOUR, &e.-sales At S5,a0Gi5.70 for superine and
lr40j, Corn Meal sold at SO for Jersey, and $685.
for Brandywlne
sold at &C., Corn sold b9@61e for western mixed Oats
sold at 33i SlD34c.
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PeifoinlfHg EisIhaHi T,pysa SAT-.
Sir Liani and LiDH.ss. .Asiane
TioHt. African LioHess l,nng
Linn. native of tho United
States. SipfA AMeuaan Siirsr
Linn. NHyinfiaH Lna. Yong
Hf1oss. orp one inning Egfi
TIg,r. uulN nnr in AimII.n.
lSonih AVnyiraH TIis.r b0sal Esq-
raj Tire. only our IN Aiu,riea.
Rms linn Iisfy pyaDi u'oif
Fony Tige,s ali d8,g.i.f .e,..sls,.
Bmm,ss. or Sacred Cow, Tafts
Ant Edfers. S. ren I.aJarfs. TIoe
B,nem Lsolaig, IN iran OsirifA.
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IA Nc. IA frame house on Taylnr elteet 4th
N!iIE door below Church street, at $500
Eil No. Three siored brick houses on
S2l4A Eleventh street between Lombard and Pine Nos
dOi, 6O6 aud DOS. at S75.01 each
No. 3-rhree stored brick houies on Twelfth street
between Lombard and Pine, Nos. 6la, 507 and $685. at
$1,000 each. ~ "
No, 4-one brick DWELLING aud oaico No. si7 Market
street, at $3.50 %.
No. S-one room shop on Tatnal street above
Second, at 5000.
No 6-one frame house Eighth street, % door be
low Church street, ~ $4,000.
NnI-une three soried brick house on Tainal street
between Eleventh and Twelfth, si12OO.
No 8-Three stables and yards for rent near seyentb
street between Spruce and Pine late Of Samuel McCaul
ley, deed, 5000 and $50 90 each.
No 9-One frame dwelling on Sixth street third door
above Poplar street. $500
No. lO.-one tlsree storied brick dwelling on Church
street between Eighth and Ninth, $500
No IL One frame house at sparksyilla s36eO
No. IA stable and lot acres Of land adioiplng
Spruce. Seventh and Church streets, $1,000.
No, l3.-One small house and garden In Brandywine
Hundred, near Talley,ilie, 5000.
No IA wharf at the foot Of Seventh street
on the christina river, late Of Samuel McCauley deed
In good order for lime, coal, wood or sand WHAT
No. l5-AdjOining, wharf and lot of land suitable
for ship yard, lumber yard coal wood sand yard &C.
No. ld-lce house. stable aud yard on Eleventh street
between Market and Orange. Apply to
WIN. McCAULLEY,
mar COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
DIR. ESENWEIN'S
Tar and Wood Naptha PectOs AL,

Is lhe pest hedlelue IN the world Tor the Cure
Coughs and Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
asthma. Difficulty in Breathing,
Palpitdtion Of The Heart,
Dpherid,
And for the relief Of patients in the advanced stage
Of Consumption together pah all diseases Of
The Throat and Chest, and Which predis-
pose 10 Consumption.
1T is PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO THE RADICAL
CURE OF ASTHMA.
Being prepared by apraetieal PnTslctAs and DRudeIpT
and one Of great cyl rence In the Of the various
diseases to which tn Human frame Is liable.
II Is offered to The afflicted with the greatest conh
deAte.
Try it aud be convinced that it is invaluable the cure
of Bronchial affections. Price 90 cents per Bottle.
ESENWEIN'S AROMATIC BALsAM,
A very valuable remedy for Dlarrhna, Dysentery
Cholera MorDus and all Bowel affections TRY IT. Price
20 els per Bottle.
e5- The above Medicines prepared only by
DIR. A. ESENWEIN & CO.,
DRuaesrs AND CnEnIsTs
N. W. Corner Of NINTH a POPLAR Streets,
ia l3-ly
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NLEAEEUs
sehr John Jones' llogans, sailed yesterday for Nav
YORK city, with flour and meal from j. E. 4rre o.
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1861. SPRING GOODS. 1861.
b. CHANDLER,
Merchant Tailor.

No. 509 Market street
Has just opened a new selection Of
Spring Goods,
Suitable for early Spring wear. embracing every
variety of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Nesting, to
which he would invite tho attention of buyers,
at moderate prices.
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STEW ARTIS F0UNDERY.

1llE undersigned having purchase the entire intere
j In tho FOuNDERY aud RAILlNH SHOP, Sc. at the
corner Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, In this city,
+ prepared TO execute all orders that may be entrusted 10
his care.
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0dE UUII THU tA5 AIOKFIIIIt III DEBUSs
WE would call The attention Of Gardeners aud others
w 10 large selected stock fresh Seeds consisting
OF Onrden Flour aud Agricultural seeds, cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men. d. lambeth SON Those III
want of good and reliable Seeds, can hnl them al
q, CHANDLER a son,
mar oil Market street
wEEr OIL table use, the premier qualify IN tore
- aud for sale by WALTON
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,l7em advertisements.
DRESSLERS
HAIR JEWELLERY STORE,

dA1h JEW ELM OIOhEJ
No. FOG NJ Eighth ST., above Race, PHILADELPHIA
IN hand and for sale choice assortment OF superior
" pAtterns-aud will plat to order. Bracelets, Ear
Rings Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Crosses Necklaces Vest
and Guard Chains, &c., &c.
Rs-orders enclosing the hair TO be plated may be
sent by mail. Give drawing as near rs you ON
paper and enclose such amount as you may choose to
pay
Cost fllows Ear Rings, So to $751; Breast Pins 50
TO sI Finger Rings eta to $780, Vest Chains So to
ST. Necklaces SO to $40
AS-llair put into Medaons, Box Breast pins, Rings
SC, Old Gold and Silver bought at fair rates.
mar 29.ly
School Election.
A N ELECTION for members of the Board Of Public
n Eduestion, in Wilmington. will bv held on sATUR
DAY, the 9Th day Of April, in the afternoon opening at
Ococks and closing at o'clock in the several Wards
in this city, as follows;
In the First Ward at Public School House. No. L. on
Washington Street between "a and Sd Streets for elect
ing member Of the Board for three years the term Of
J. Morton Poole then expiring
In the Second Ward at Public School House. No O. on
Walnut street. between Sd and 9TH streets for one mem
Der Of the Board for three years. the OF Joshua
Valentine then expiring.
In the Third Ward at the Water witch Engine House
shpey Street between 5h aud 9th Streets electing
one number Of the Board for three years. tho Or
jacob Head then expiring
In the Fourth Ward at Public School House. No. O. cor
Of French and Sixth Streets one member OF the
Board for three years, the term OF Dr. j. H. Wilson then
expiring,
Aud in the Filth Ward at Public School house, No 2,
OF Eleventh and Washington Streets for eeeting
one member Of the Board for three years the Of
Bishop Alfred Lee then expiring,
March 81 Iegt-aoot eN-'''
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UIu uUIu ATlu sIIFoF DluBhI NJ IaIT THIta'
mar 2g.ly
School Election.
WANTED.

A LADY, Epseopaan, who teaches the English,
n French and Italian Languages and Music wishes to
be Guverreas In family. Good references given.
TEACHER
1922 Vine Street, below Eleventh, Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT

InhE CARPENTER SHOP occupied by John n
l. Ogle. Possession given 18th March next. Apply 10
@. q. W BUSH,
Jan - French Street Wharf
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Jobbing, Repairing & Engraving

OF Jewelry, syerwac, spactees and any delicate mr.
tices etreully atcuird TO- anl promptly done in the
best manner Mt very moderate rates.
The subscriber thnukful Cos pas, nyors hopes merit
continuance.
Persons who have lett articles to be repaired are mar
hcuiriy Tequied to call ani get them lfnot called for
by July. they Niil be- disposed u IL pay cost
H. ROBINSON,
No 305 Muket ST., Wilmington. Del
January /, 1861. mar SIN
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watches, Jewelrv & Silver wore

Nrrh WE would respectfully inform cur fdeuds
~ PATRONS and the public generally that We have
b0s9 now In Store and offer WHotEsilg grrsif, 4
NdAV the lowest CASH PRirEs, large aud vsfv chose
stock Of WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER aud PLhTED
WARE Of every variety and style.
Every description OF DlANoSn NoEK and other 7urtpv
made TO order, at short notice.
SsaAn goods warranted to be as represented
Watches aud Jewelry, OF every description. ~
sTAUffER a HARLEY
mar Ism No Ga Market street, South Side philsils
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
nHE eo-partnershp Of J. J. A. HARRIS, by mutual
consent is dissolved the 3Ist day Of Decami.r isro
kther o. the undersigned Is authorized to Sign the nas
Of the frm in liquidation. JOHN HARRIS
JOHN A. HARRIS
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WILCOX & GIBBS

WILCOX Sc GIBBS
FAST SEWING MACHINES,
Combining the virtues and free from the faults OF all
others and which Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
For sale by
JOHN q. COLE, Agent,
Bosom, Collar and Shirt atanufarory oontlouens Fur
nishing store, aud Machine Stitching establishments
Nos. sI2 and 7IA Market street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
All kinds Of Stitching, Tuckng, Quilting and either
Sewing done With neatness and puuetuaity to order.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
aug,e-lv
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j. A. HARRIS,
VIII continue the business Of building Sail Vessels and
Steamers Of the superior quality The old frm have
hitherto built The reputation Of their work is we'll
Known Also, repairing Sail Vessels Steamer; nav
ing marine Railway surpassed by none in the state and
every facility for conducting the business In All n
branches; all Of which would respectfully cali lie a.
teniion OF my friends and the public.
jan 4am J. A. HARRIS
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Dur uUeeG(u l(moIlac,
1@HrtIt EmteIltHtmce.
ARRIVED SINCE ORR LAST

Port Of Wilmington March 80. 1861.
mon Al Sim NJ
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STRAYkn from the subscriber 10 January ia,f . src
~ BULL CALF Of the Devon Stock about niue mon tbs
o. any Information leading TO his recovery will b.
THANKFULLY received and all reasonable expenses paiI
J. =. BELVlLLE
mar o.im st. Georges, Del
onlra ~ @''N 'e"N N'ils ~ thAa
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40 Farmsrs and others.

9 R. NIELDS co. have just received O bushels Of
y. PRIME POTATOES, consisting Of Mercer, Bnekpves
aud Prince Alberta, suitable for SEED and TABLE
which ,hey will soil at reasonable prices At their Store
Nos 4ls aud i2l West Front street. Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29

IlE subscriber resp c'inlly informs the citizens
D,awsre that having fsuilt, enlarged, and entirely
remudelled hor store AZ ~
THE OLD STAND,
No. 305 Market St., Wilmington,
She Is resdy receive all OH customers and hopes
many NEw CUES, aud now oilers vt VERY Low PRICES
A handsome Stock of Goods,
Such is usually kept in nrt class store which hAv-
ing lsen purchased low fer ra she Is enabled sell
very reasonably and trusts iha eyory DESTROYS Of
purchasing new aud good goods will give her call.
She has ON hand and will always keep Large and
elegantly varied assortment OF
PlNGER-RlNGS, BREAST-PINS, EAR RINGS,
BRACELETS,
In full SETS separately. Shirt Buttons and Studs uold
aud Silver Pencils, Fruit Knives, Balls Pins other
ornaments Tor the hair Silver shawl Fins told aud Sill
uuard and Vest Chaiasi silk, Leather Ribbon
Guards Watch Keys aud Seal Rings, Wedding and
gagemeut Rings hNnd made To order of lne-t
quality Of gold ChdreuS Armlet7 and Neck faces la
gold coral doli and silver Thmbps, Shields Lockets
aud Medaiuns.
Always have on hand tho latest patterns STERLING
SlLNERWARE, and hne,t quality PLATED GOODS, aud
sold only as mads BY the bet Manufacturers and war
rantel 10 wear we'll.
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NOTICE
H. RoBINSoN'S
JEWELLERY, SILVERW ARE
AND
SPECTACLE STORE.
H. RoBINsoN's

quiz subscriber respt e'mlly informs the citizens
4wsrs that having ssuilt, enlarged, and entirely
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
.nn,ter rrenr,er nreetlnr.

| Another monster meeting was held last hight in
,ba Hall of the House of Representatives Thai
snaeious chamber was crowded with the beauty
and chiyalry of Nashville. 1t was presided over
by Col. FRAZIER, who introduced, as the first
speaker, Rev. G. II. MARSHALL, of Mississippi, who
made one of his most fervent and earnest apPea s
to the patriotism of Tennesseans, expressing 'n'
highest confidence that our noble State would very
array herself by the side Of the brigh' eo'i-
stellation of the Southern Confederacy.
Hon. W. 7. AVERY, of Memphis was 'ne heA
speaker. In a brief but forcible, eloquent anu
stirring address he touched the chores OF 'ne
heart and proclaimed that Tennesseans coule hU'
long debate whether to choose slavery OF DEAN
Ed. /. Go11ADAY. Esq, Of Lebanon follower MI
AVERY in a speech that reused the highest en'nust
asm. 1t was one of the telling speeches OF 'ne crsi'
Hon. HENRY W. HmI1ARD, of Alabama was ."e
last sneaker In his own fervent, classical anu In
pressive styIe he rested the Southern cause upon l
instce spd proclaimed certain victory for the stanu
AVID of the Confederate States inviting Tennessee 10
ioin the gallant band of COnfederates who have
nn;tad to throw off a ranker tyranny than tfa'
which our revolutionary fathers united to resist.
It's impossible to give even synopsis OF the elO-
ouent speeches of the evening. The speakers were
each received with tumultuous demonstrations OF
apn1ausa
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From wheeling.

WHEELING Va May 1.-The adjourned meeting
of merchants of this city te take into consideration
what action should be taken in regard to State Ii
cense, met this afternoon. The committee mace
report setting forth the law in reference 10 TIM
| matter and submitted the following resolutions;
Resolved, That whereas as we claim to be as we
have been, true and loyal citizens OF the Statt
of Virginia obedent to her laws and all demands
which have been made upon US in accordance there
with, we in the meantime hold ourselves 10 be loya
citizens of the United States and will maintain our
allegiance to the same as we have hitherto.
kesolCed, That we are willing to pay our license
and taxes in accordance with the laws of Virginia,
as long as Virginia shall remain one of the United
States, but we not willing to pay any revenue
TO the present usurpcd Government at Richmond,
which, without the consent of the people of Vir-
gna, and in violation of the State Constitution has
assumed to dissolve us from allegiance to the
United States Government and transfer us to the
Confederate States.
Resolued That we recommend merchants of
Wheeling and Ohio county to withhold the payment
OF taxes on their business for the present.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted. after
which the chairman announced that the cOmmis>
sioner of revenue to forward this patriotic under
taking had resigned his Office, consequently no as
sessments could be made.
Three cheers were given for the Commissioner
and resolution adopted to reimburse him and pre-
sent fitting testimonial of their appreciation Of his
course. The meeting was very large, and broke up
with three cheers for the Union, now and forever.
The meeting created good deal Of excitement, and
is approved on all hands.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY

@<E@S DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for the
INSkxgSS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
attention the treatment private diseases
thirty yerrs hre having attended practice fer
many years. and thousands he enabled to
all diseases natures matter how bal they may b
from nudicious medical treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. 90 Desd street, between Cherry
and the SQUARE all diseases of private nature
GoNoRHEA without naucious medicine interference
from business
srRIoruRFs Of recent date esectuay cured in few
DAYS by an operation which pain Where structure
health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischies and undermines tie constitution 50 much
Syphilis with tho diseases OF the skin growing out
lec or lad treatment can eGectually cured in Few days.
sRNsL WEAKNESS particular attention having n given TO
this disease and the grown FONT of brought
on In many cases by destructive hah of incensderat
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the pasonsa neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the
ct society, and causing premature old age
Females be Laborins with any difficulty OF the Womb
nav rest assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad by writing and stating their case with
enclosed directed TO DR. A King, No @ Deafrck street,
Nashville Tenn eths medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict Observed Ose
O'Clock in the morning until Yin the evening
may23. I651d&wly
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CITY NOTICES.
Harries, Cream AIe-Pure.

Hairless Cream AIe-Pure'
Lovers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage of the day, and Physicians con-
tinue TO recommend it for the Of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia.
LIS virtue lies in Its purity. Being compounded
solely of malt and hops its curative properties mus
at once become apparent to those acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient Its manufacture Is
conducted With the most scrupulous care and it Is
undenia5ly the BEST ALE manufactured either IN
this or the cid country, at the present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will net intoxicate. During the heat
Of summer it is the safest and most healthy beVer-
&c that can be used and produces none OF the evil
fleets caused by tbs use Of distilled liquor.
It's put up in barrels for the use Of desless; and
in kegs and bottles, for family use.
Price-in barrels, ten dollars in fifteen gallon
kegs, FIVE dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes Of
One two, three and four dozen, two dollars and Fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by sd-
dressing the Wholesale Agent
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds On all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LOUIS VI. MILLER,
al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.