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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18
.,elr The CIncInnati niOts.


Cincinnati continues to be the scene Of dis
turbances between white men and negroes. Oh
Wednesday evening, the l6h inst, the whit
slsyedores on the Landing assembled in fOrc'
and drove the negro crews from two steamerf
but failed in the attempt on q third. The ex
citement on the Landing was very great and
renewal Of hostilities was feared.
That quarter Of Cincinnati known by the
classical appellstion Of I" Bucktown" has beer
for several days the scens OF frequent riots, Oh
account of feud that exists between the white
and black portion Of the community which re.
side there, the former having conceived de.
sire to extinguiel the latter, because they think
they are interfered with in the wages they gel
for their labor.
A riot occurred on the night Of Tuesday, the
18th inst, in the vicinity of Sixth and Culver
streets, between the white men and the negroes
which resulted in man by the name Of Mur.
ply, who keeps grocery on the corner of Sew
snth and CulveFE streets, bsing shot BY negro
while engaged in his.usual business.
Some further disturbances took place In the
same region on the next ( W ednesday) night
but nothing very serious beyond the destruction
Of furniture aud creating alarm Gre oc
CURED st sbe same time, burning up cluster
Of four o. Ave iitsle tsnements, which was sup
posed 70 have apms connection With Che riotous
pso0eedlngs. nsig siss' 2 a.fJ sH5 i1i-sl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18
MEETING OF MrLrrARr COMMITTEE AT LANcA.

MEETING OF MILITARY COMMITTEE AT LANoAs-
TER.--The Military committee for the Goth Reg
mental District met for organization at Ian
caster, on the 18th inst. Ex-Goy. Medill was
appointed Chsirman, and John Lynch, of Pick
away, and 8. N. Yeomsn, of Fsyetle, Secre'
taries. A committee was appointed 10 desig-
nate the number of company officers for each
county, to be appcrtioned according to the mum.
Der to be rased In each county in the District.
The nomination of the company officers was re-
ferred to the county committees. A committee
was appointed for the nomination of regImental,
staff and field officers, which committee report
cd unanimously, as follows:
Hon. ]. N Ross, Colonel, PlckaWay county.
G. II. Rippy, Lieut.. Colonel, Hooking
s. N. Ysoman, Msior, Fayette
D. N. Kingery, Adjutant, virton
jacob ormou, O.. Master, fairfield
Dr., Arthur Taggart, Surgeon, Perry
DR. G. W, Pullsn, Asst " Hooking " ,sa
Rev. .. L Kslb, Chaplain, Pickaway +" 'gi
Lieut.. COL Rippsy is d present . Captain IN
tie l7Ih Ohio. and the meeting appointed a
committee to request that he be detached 10 as'
sist 10 recruiting the new regiment. Aresolu-
tIcp was adopted, requesting the Governor d
establish new camp in the vicinity Of Circle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

The abolition appeal at this time for the arm
iug of the negro has just this significance
abroad: Il is shameful confession that the
twenty millions Of the North cannot put down
the rebellion of majority Of the eight millions
Of the South. After sixteen months trial
the majority party in the North give the contest
up unless they can introduce the slave popula.
tIon into their side of the fight Is that the
opinion which the country desires should 90 to
Europe7 In all places where negroes can be
useful, they have been very properly used, and
should so continue to be. Let Us stop there
Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

HUDsoN's UNRIvALED TooTH PAsrE.-The
best DsntTtfcs now in use. Cleans, UhitsnS and
at the same time preserves the Teeth; Heals
diseased Gums and PuTDfss the Breath; Possess
es neither Alkoliss, Aeids or any injurious sub
stance. Well knOwn and reliable persons recon-
mend II HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant.
Try It. y. Ia ..
Sold at studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel'e, Naples, Schueller's, Fisk & Ridg-
ways, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere. naA 9-ll9& 3
July IL, 1s62-dly. N.e'i
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Fighting In EarBest-- Down with all
Traitors

This IL the crisis Of the rebellion. IL Is more
than this It is the crisis Of the country. There
Is no longer time for argument, indecision OF
delay. Every reasonable man has now arrived
at the conclusion that the rebellion must be put
down, and that Ii must be put down by force.
The repulse from before Richmond is to this
final act of the drama Of rebellion what the sur
render of Fort Sumter was to its prologue. 1t
closes the argument at once and forever. There
is no time lett for talking, and there is nothing
left to say. Henceforth we must have only ao'
ton, action, and again action. We are done
playing with war, and must now fight in earnest
The order of the day is, Down with all traitors.
IN. Y. Herald.
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Campaign Statesman for 1862.


The proprietors of the ONO STArRsMAN will
Issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
This paper will be devoted exclusively 10 the
publication Of matter designed to promote the
success of sound constitutional doctrines and
princlples-and the overthrow Of Abolition
Rep lblicanism at the ballot box. e
The fret number of The Campaign Statesmen
will appear on the 29d day Of July. 1852. and
weekly thereafter until the October election.
The price will be GO follows: lt b, d.
Single copies, 30 cents.
Clubs OF from to 25 copies, 26 cents esch copy.
Clubs of from 26 70 SO :" 20 (" ~
Clubs Of 81 copies and over, a
to one address, 20
The above price will barely cover the cost,
the object being to put the paper Of auch low
figure as to insure general circulation through
out the State.
County and Township Committees and Club.
should send in their orders BY the 18th day Of
July 1852 The cash must in all caaes accom-.
pany the order, ,asE s- reea Ssa.3s
Friends of constitutional liberty, 90 10 work
and give The Campeign State'wsa vide cir
culation. Address, isgaG s.F1 [.
MANYPENNY 3 MILLER.
,-.4 ls4 Y -Publishera Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
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nv ETFT5Sa 2 PLA1 Fonm.
aIans rnlIbasse ef &c Wat.- :

osapv.a ~ nv vorn npkRty UNANIMOUS, PAsqEp TiiE
roIIowne REsoLu WHICH rassSss T,o nv.pTx v1 ~
tn. pornbe civil var has been forced
mon Se country tho disanionista q the Southern
s,~, nj n afus against the oonsti utional Govern
nnst', ~ ~ N AIMS around the Capital; that In this Ma
tona smsieepy Congress banishing all feeling o.
e as,on and resentment, Will recollect only its
t a tse whols country that tts eodr 70 not sod0ed
on 2hsir arf N am spir o. oppressfon or Ior arg
os,'.osa On co1idaen or subft0atioa or purpose oI
psa5Ss az terrsri,t3 tci e ri0hts or tStdb.
isS.d tst u those States but % dstsnd gad
nrirtaia tis tssDremdcv Of ts OonsttUffoH. and e
Ulto,t toiL6 dLt tho Dignity eQdtttk ana
rrioSfi ~ f1s eererdg Stat uifDlpdtred and hdt as
sco az these objects are dcconpiSsAed tho '00r oU0H'
M On thie. AR n 1tions birthday. 100 declare 70
our 5oss ,OAo are rs1, a0anst s b,st f1tsrsstS .,
sr,,,ti,S,i fAlt this army al enter ne Capital o
a. s."elied 1onfsdsrocV that our ma tondt Co7lstS
tsfion shall precGil and thai De Uaio aoieA atoa.
oas. ins1re slterad peace and eeternds seeITHy "
QUO" e'srs' no 'dEo. B. MCCLELLAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

QUEEN VIoroRA has again been plunged ir
grief BY the sudden demise Of Major General
BRUoE, the Governor of the Prince Of Wales
General BAUoE WAS The son Of the late Lord
ELoIS, and died about two weeks since from
fever contracted In the East. Gen. BRUCE az
tended the Prince in his visit through this
country in 1860. He was much esteemed fol
his excellent qualities, and his loss is said to be
deeply felt by bis young charge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

New MILITARY APPoInTMENTs.-The follow
log appointments of field officers for the new
regiments are announced:
18Th Regiment-MsjOr, s 8. L'Hommedieu
jr., Cincinnati
s3i Regiment-Lieutenant-C Colonel, VIM. H
Baldwin, Cincinnati.
Goth Regimeut-Colonel, Isaac N. Ross, O.
PickAway county; Lieutenant Colonel, Charles
H Rippey, Of Hooking; Major, Samuel N. Yeo
man, of Fayette.
93d Regiment--COlonel, Charles Anderson.
95;h Regiment--Co Colonel, VIM. L. McMillen
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AppoIntmenIs for Hon. HI. J. JeWet'
ana Ex-GOverDOr DennIsOn'

Ex-Governor WIN. DEaNIsuN and Hon. HUGH
]. JEsErr will address the people upon the ne
cessities Of the Government, as follows;
At Cincinnati, Thursday. Itch inst; at Day
tor, Fsiday, Is.h inst. rat zIDssville, Saturday,
18th inst. siet NexarkS Monday, 2lst inst; at
Columbus, Tuesday, 2sd inst /; at Cleveland,
Wednesday; 2sd inst. Meetings will be held at
eight o'clock P. NJ, ss-.
TIE several Military committees will make
all necessary arrangements for the meetings.
3 asa - DAVID TOD, Governor.
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1e.ter afrom judge Ranney.


The fOlIoWingis Judge RASEEE's reply to the
Guvernor'a invitation to stump tho State for
volunteers Il speaks for itself:
"as CH1RDoN, July Is, 1862.
Gov. D. TOP, Columbus, Ohio: s--a 20
DEAR Sm-Your telegraph of yesterday has
j ust been forwarded to me at this place, came
here two days ago to try several important rail
road cases which have been long time pending,
aud for the trial Of which special term of the
Court has been convened. / am now in the
mids. of them, and cannO. leave until par. of
them, at least, are disposed Of The United
States Circuit Court has commenced its session
at Cleveland, where am relied upon in several
matters very importanltO 70 the parties, If, un-
der these circumstance, you can designate
some one else to make the tour with Messrs.
Ewing eBd Galloway, Il would greatly accom-
modAte me, without, think, any public detri
ment. If, however, you should think different
ly, would use my utmost endeavors, as soon
as / can get to Cleveland, to have the Court
postpone my business there, and comply with
your request. / feel es strongly as any one can,
the necessity for giving the President all the
force that he deems necessary, and Of doing it
promptly. .nrea
io' VI Very truly yours,
81 - Atn R. p. RANNEY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

THE THREAT of the Wendell Phillipaites to
the border slave States is thus stated by the
Cleveland Leader, one of their. organs =" II
they do not listen to The mild propositions Of
President LINCOLN, they may be compelled to
hear the sound of the hammer striking the
shsckles OFF their slaves" This means, that il
the border States do not voluntarily emancipste
their slaves, force will be applied to effect their
emancipation. This tells the whole story Of
what the radicals mean by a change Of policy In
the conduct Of the war. If they have. the man
agement of matters, It is to be war against
slavery, and not for saving the Union.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
oFncE CoMMIssAAr on SUBSISTENCE, u. Sad
COLUMBUS, Ono, July 7, 1862.

4
OFTlcE CoMMIssARr or sUBusrENcE, U. s., All
.CoLuMBUs. Ono, July Z, 1862.
.cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- eeived atthls oce until 70 NJ, 2Sth inst for fur
nshng complete Fatons 10 the men about going Into
camp u or near Cleveland, Dayton, Narietta, Toledo
Portsmouth, eteubenville, Lima, Mansfield zAnesyile
and Piqua.
The ration to consist Of the following articles, yzi
One and quarter pounds Fresh Beet three quarters
OF pound OF 6alted Pork twenty-five ounces OF Bread
or Flour, or one pound Of Hard Bread one pound Of
Potatoes per three times each week; and al the rata
Of eight quarts Beans ten pounds Of Rce ten pounds
Of ooee fifteen pounds Of Sugar; four quarts Of Vine.
gar one and half pounds OF Tallow oal dies or one and
onefourth pounds Of Adamanne Candles; four pounds
OF Soap and two quarts OF Salt 10 every hundred raons
Fresh Beef to be issued often a. required by
manding officer.
Each article furnlhed to be Of the best quality, The
delivery to commence % after the award may be
ordered Good and satisactoy bonds required for the
faithful fulnllmsnt Of contract. ky 4v IN
Any further Information will be given upon application
By mail or otherwise to tho undersigned, u
- @4%t 80 @. D. HARRINGTON,
CAPTAIN aad o. 3. U. .. A.
JulyIe-dtd.
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Government Paper Clroulation

Secretary CHASE, in his report dated July q
1861, after recommending an issue OF United
States Treasury notes to the amount OF NIFTY
million dollars, bearing three and siIty-five one
hundredlhs per cent per Annum Interest," 'nuA
wrote:
"The greatest care will, however, be rsqui'
site to prevent the degradation of such issues
into an irredeemAble paper currency, than which
no more certainly fatal expedient for impover-
ishing the masses and discrediting the Govern
ment of any country can we'll be devised"
Since the foregoing warning was given, Con-
gress and the President, in great part on the
recommendation of Secretary CHASE HIMSELF
have, by acts passed at the extra and regular
sessions Of the present Congress, authorized the
following loans and issues OF notes and bonds:
Act Of l7th July, 1861: o ~,
Az mar cent twenty year bonds. 5O,OOO,OOO
seven and three tenihs per cent tnree ro mn ooc
No,:. nav yanie nm dsmand,............. $1,000, ,00G
SgsO, 900. .OOC
Act Of 18th February, 1862: - ooo mn
Notes payable on demand. ...''''"''''' lV'VVV'VVu
| Act OF 25th February, ls62! nan ooo
Treasury notss legal Ter der $3.50 oeo cog
To redeem demand notes..... 6p,OOOOOO oo ooo oo,
Act Of q5th February, 1859! .o an, ooo
six per cent. twenty-five year bonds oVUVVu,VVu
Act Of 25ih February and 18th March: a.,
Temporary deposits. s......s''.''.''.'''' ouUVO VUV
Act OF lst March, 1862: N,
Certificates OF iodsb.edneSS ..''.."'''" oOOUO,VUu
Act Of l0h Jaly, 1862: o %,
Treasury notes, legal tender.'''''' looVoV oue
Grand total. ....s''''' '''''''''Sl iuVoVVVV'
Thus, we have the enormous amount OF One
thousand and One Hundred Millions Of dollarl
of Paper Currency aet aAoat by the Genera
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

SECRETARY CHASE recommends bill making
postage stamps legal tender, so as to avoid
the present difficulties about change, and the
committee Of Ways and Means were to recon-
mend bill in accordance with the suggestion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

.LAsr ysar the samnerites prOfesAed 70 desire
heresiorssioa Of the Union "wIth sll tSs dIsni.
ty, equality and lights Of the several States M.
impaired now, they threaten the Border Slave
States, IhasIif they dOsnot voluntarily abolish
slavery, 4 ahnlI be donssfoF them BY an exsr-
tlon u tie "xar power" pt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

ARTILLERY Independent Batteries Of
Artillery under the Governors late call for
more troops, are differed as follows:
l7rH IsDErENDENT BATTERY.
Captain-Ambfose A. Blount.
First Lieutenants--Geo Ege, Xenla; Abner
Tdttle, Urbana.
Second Lieutensnts-Wm. H. Hamilton, Mi
Ian; Geo. Rabbits, Kenton. 9sy.
This Battery is being raised in Clarke, Greene,
Champaign, Union, Huron, Erie, Hardin and
Logan counties.
18th INDEPENDENT BATTERY.
Captain-Chas. G. Alshre.
FRS, eutenants--William R. Morgan and
Henry A. Regnier.
Second acknowledgement W. Ruther.
ford and Joseph McCaHferty.
This Battery Is being raised OF Gallipolis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

ADDITIONAL sunsCRRToNs.- The following
subscriptions, In addition to those made on
Tuesday evening" had been received at noon
yesterday by the committee appointed TO raise
funds to aid in recruiting in this county, under
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

HORSE CONTRACTS. Captain ]. H. Dlckerson,
United States Quartermaster at Cincinnati, on
the l6ih inst, made the following awards for
two thousand horses for the General Govern
mens, deliverable as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

VILE for 40 nsT (s0ih) regiment. Il ID under
stood thss The proceedings and nominations d
the meeting have been confirmed BY the Cover
nor. N ~
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Democratic State Ticket

eo' Judge Of the Supreme, Court,
RUFUS p. RANNEY, Of Cuyahoga'
w Secretary Of STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca
fes Attorney GensTdl
LYMAN r. CRlTcHFIELD, of Holmes
ia5a School Commissioner,
cHAs. w. H. cATHcART, Of Montgomery
Member Of the Board Of Public Works,
JAMES GAMBLE, Of Coshocton,
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Local M a tiers.

D Rev. Mr.. Holcomb, Of Cincinnati, will
hold divine servicei in 81. PAul's Church, corner
of Third and Mound streets, this (Friday)
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Sixty-First Regiment.
~

LIZ VOLUN TEER SOLDIERS BE
n LONG NC to the Sxty'Arst Regiment o. v. l.,
Ool. Schleich oommandipg that are now In Ohio OF
elsewhere, will report them elves Immediately 10 the
undersigned, or Col. O. W. Allison, at Camp Chase
and as soon as sufficient number Is deemed ready they
will be furnished with the necessary transportation to
their respective regiment and company Transporta
tion tickets will be furnished by the Governor to all
those that will apply, from their respective homes 70
Columbus. a. Ell FCD
time from Camp Chase, Capt A. B. bod, at Columbus
or Col. O. W. b. Allison, Post Commander at Camp
Chase will give all necessary In omaton as to quarters
and substance, etc., Ut Camp Chase.
JOSEPH MoOUTOHEN,
Capt. 6lSt Regiment o. WI.
All exchange papers will confer lasting favor the
soldier by giving the above several insertions.
jyl2-3wdEw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

The City Council Of Cleveland has appropri
ated $35, 600 for the encouragement of all who
enlist in that city in response to the last call for
troops, each volunteer to receive $50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

TNHE CRITICS AND THE PUBLIC ARE RIGHT
l. in predicting that thiswill suTpas g. In graphic mar
rative, exciting interest, aud extensive popularity al
other histories Of the for ht Union. It's theme will
be the heroic daring, patient suering and barbrsadth
escapes OF soldiers and Sailors and s incidents VIII
form theme OF conversation at immune rAble hrGsdss
for years to come II will contain, IN addition to ih
stirring details, the philosophical Analysis OF the Causes
OF the War, BY JoHh LoTHRoP MOTLEY, LII. D., author
OF The klse Of the Dutch Republic" sto the das Of
a the important events from the John brown raid and
an accurate and revised account Of the principal battes
with engravings. m
One third the proceeds Of all Subscriptions sent d.
rect to will be given for the Relief Of pabled Sol
ders and all persons who WAh copy Of the WORK, and
also to benefit the soldiers should ,end their nsme and
address at Also, any ofoer phvste or person
in any section Of the country, having knowledge Of
heroic act stirring Incident will oblige by sending
as an account Of II, u
BooKsELLERs, PosrxAsrrRs. and CAHvAsrna Asnsrs
will be furnished with Subscription Prospectus, ap
plicahGn to the Publishers.
UP Rbeydl coDsnltsston 0iven to soldiers desir-
ting 10 dctas agents In taking Su6scriptiOns. RI
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In Lsucaehifes and indeed, in all the man
ufacturibg districts Of Epgland, the sufIsriDgs
Of the operatives, on account Of the failure in
thssuppIy Of cotton has become sE.Ssme.
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Lost on the 4th Of July,

TN COLUMBUS, OHIO. A SMALL
i POCKET BOOK, con,aining el6 90 In money, and
the following notes 0ne note on II. oondee. one on
DR.. A. Oondee, one on McGllie, one on Budding,
and various other small notes and papers, in ell amount
ing to between four and ave hundred dollars.
Any one hndng the above will confer favor by leav.
Ing II at this office, and shall be duly rewarded.
A. O0NDEH.
HarrlSonvile, Megs county, Ohio.
Julyl7- Std&wIt
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B' Governor Tod has established an addi'
tional new camp at Circlevills.
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NEISSESs LONG WHITE ENGLISH
lX1 COTTON HOSE 10 garter above the knee.
Cent? Cotton Stockings and half hose.
Gents Summer Under Garments.
Ladies' 0ause Under Velta, ts
+ Best and newest shapes Of Hoop Skirts.
Balm & SON,
june6 South High Street.
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No. 81 Park JRD~f New York, and State
StteetS Boston, '~
Are Ia those cities and authorized 70 take
Adye.iIselenk hd subscriptions lor usN our 1o''Ss'
Rated. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

The proprietOrs Of the ONO STATESMAN will
Issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-18

Thus, we have the enormous amount of One
thousand and One Hundred Millions Of dollarl
of Paper Currency aet aaoat by the Genera
Government in lees than one year.
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tha GnYarnorIa reoent call
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MEssss HsNRY p WILSON CO.: deem Mrs. VII.
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REV HENRY HILL, Manchester, N d
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.

The Rcgenerator is put up in two sizes: and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles, The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.