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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, June A-6 P. M.
The following is a comparative statement Of
the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York
TO foreign ports, for the week ending June "a and
since January L.
1850. 1851. 1862
For the week.. 81 494,177 2,SOS 9s1 2010 $50
previously reported ,250574 81 PAT sos 1912 376
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

GIMBREDES, 6S3 BROADWAY, 81 AND Is
"A Fans retaled ST. finer proportionaey cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
Port OF New York, June "A, ls6a.

CLEARED
Steamship Ariel, Miner Aspinwal.-D Allen.
ship Surprise, Ranlet, Hong kong-A A Low d Bros
Ship Chancellor, Spencer, Liverpool-Williams Guion.
Ship Isabella (Breml, DeHarde, Bremen-Ruger Bros.
Ship w Schmidt, Sears, Antwerp-C Carow:
Bark Nabob, Thurston. Shanghae-C Comstock.
. Brig Three Sisters Hanna Constantnople-Moore
Henry.
Brig Laura Askins Vera CRUZ z Ward 4 Co.
Schr Nuevo Ex tSp). Lamothe. 81 Domingo City.
Schr Adela, Waycott st Andrews-J Frye 4 Co.
Schr Star, Finley Chincoteague-Master
Schf Mary Rogers Wilmington Dell Mckee.
Schr Secor Lynch Observation-Disclosures.
Schr J Bewiey. Benton, Miton-W Brown 4 Co.
schr Washbnrn, .Thrasher. PHILADELPHIA W Mckee.
schr Frai ses Ellen, Choop Ph1ladspha-C Peters.
Schr Lebanah, Teel Philadelphia--GL Hatch.
Sehr Fanny, Stokes Philadelphia Master.
Schr Cargill wilkins, Phladelphia-Master
Schr Medford Hopkins, Befast-T II Sanford
4 Sehr Vance, Baker Harwich-W s Brown Co.
!. -Schr Amelia, Whelden, Nantucket-W Brown Co
Schr Pilot Eldrtdge, Dennis--W Brown Co.
Schr Snow, Achorn. Boston-W Brown Co.
Schr John Oliver, Sands Edgartown-Master.
Schr Truman, Prdham, Bristol-L Kenny.
Sioop Exact, Kendrick, Chatham-Maser.
Sloop Suffolk, Ellsworth, New Haven-H Racket,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A YOUNG MAN. WITH $1,000 TO 5000, AND GOOD
"A business talent, wishes TO Join some one in payins
business, the city vicinity Is willing purchase
interest In country Address for week. with par
tieulars, Tenncnt, New York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. J.
IN Howell No. ~ Houston street and 81 Beekman street.
city oil kewYork sole agent tor my Pale Ale Al orders
his addf will b. promptly attended to- The public
are cautioned DIES gning persons who have
surepttously obtained my casks filling them with
aleef inferior quality and vending the
nctre: viii guarantee none genuine unless purchased OF
W. j. Howell, Az mt for New YORK. -
PHILADELPHIA, April IA, 1862. wM o. RUDMAN.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

ANY panTf HAVING A FIVE OR SIX COLOR MA
"A cine suitable for printing paper hangings willing
OF cheap for cash, address, With
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-11
Gbt. 9oullc Glrtle.
Housekeepera' Receipts.

'' FEDERAL CAKE.-1 pound -four; l fb
sugar; pound butter; + ponnd cur
rants, wineglass of wine, or brandy or
rosewater; 2 eggs; nutmeg. This is a
dough that will roll in thickish cakes.
They will keep three months. -
.i JUMBLEs.- CA New y.)-1 pound
powdered white sugar; ] pound butteri
+ pound Of -four; 3 eggs; nutmeg. Lay
aside little of the weighed sugar, to
roll them in. Make soft dough Of the
above materials. Do not rell it on the
pasteboard, bat break off pieces the size
ofa walnut, and make thOm into rings;
lay them out on tins an inch apart
A moderate oven.
A NEW WAY TO MAKE SPANISH
BUNs.-6 ounces butter; } pound pow.
derod sugar; mix these, and beat till
light; add one teacup cream; beat 4 eggs
separately and add. Have + pounds
sifted -four ready, and one tea.cup zante
currants mixed through this -four, add
next Melt J tea. spoonful good carb.
soda in wine or rosewatcr, ! teaspoon
cream-tartar, also in wine or rosewater.
Bake in tins and ice. ~,
uBUrTER CAKEs.-To half pound of
butter, add the same quantity of brown
sugar, three eggs, the rind of two lem
. ons, quarter of an ounce of pounded
o cinnamon, aui half the quantity of pow
dered ginger; work into it as much -four
Z as will make it a paste; cut it into shapes
o or leave it whole, and strew over the TOP
some pounded almon ds and candied or
ange- peel. Bake in slow ogen.rs
r MUsH BUscUtT.-Make about quart
of Indian meal mush or stirabout: while
hot add pieco Of butter, about the
size of an egg, thin it with milk, adding
little salt thea add some -four, thin i
with tea.cup of yeast, then add al
much mors -four as will make the con
sistenco Of dough, kncad it well, set i
to rise, and bake with a hot fire. The
meal makes the bread light, aud thus
removes the objection to the unhealth
fulnsss Of hot bread.L[Hslls 3 Journa
% - NS~s"' rl bus ,esol efTr1rT aHts7'f4.
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fHI Jie s q
1oettn..
Roll Call.


"corpOrai Grssn,' the orderly cried; ,a --.,4
"Ifersm was the answer, loua snd ciesr,
From the lips Of soldier who stood near;
And "Heror' was tho word the next replied.
"Cyrus Drewi"--thon 4 silence fell q .
This time no answer followed tho salli
Only his rear-man had Eeen him fall,
Killed or wounded, he could not tell.
There they stood in tho fallen light,
These men Of battle, with grave, dark locke, -
AZ plain tObo read open books,
While slowly gathered the shades Of night ...
The fern on tho hills sides splAshed with blood,
And down IN tho corn, where the poppes grew,
Were reddei stains than the popples knew
And etimson-dyed was the rivers noOd.r. .. r..
For the foe had crossed from the other aide, -
That day, In the face Of a murderous fro
That swept them down in It's terribleire; ..
And their life blood went to color the tide .t
''IIsrbert Cliner'-Atthe call there ..... tsr
Two stalwart soldiers into the line,
Bearing between them this Herbert Cline, %
Wounded and bleeding, to answer his name I..rJ
"EIra Kerrl''-and voice answered "uersl" .-..
q d ,'Hiram Korri" but no man replied;
They were brothers, thesetwo the sad wind sighed,
And shuddcr cropt through tho corn7held near. .H
'EphrAim Denno''-then a soldier spoke: .r..a.
"Doane carried our regiments coors," he said,
"when our ensign was shot; left him dead
Just after tho enemy wRvered and broke.
CLOSE to the roadside his body lies; -.
paused moment and gave him to drink;
Ho murmured his mothors name, / think; .u.-
- And Death came with It and closed his cys'" ..a
Twas a vlctory-yes; but it cost US dear; q. '.f
For that compauy's roll, when called at night,
.t5 Ofa hundred men who went into the fight, '..
Numbered but twenty that answered "Here'''
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.Noatb's department.

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.rst1rr ,EgiHGg rlt nitaHf .a.l-l tfor the NeHA
-sR o1 no ees. ls F. Oharade
.tasIl when winter chAlns the little brooks -alI
And all outdoors dreary looks, a..H
My bIi scent
.'rY When all outdoors 10 bright and gay,
F'7h NY secOad boys delight TO play ,fta
7-rJgs "a Upon the green " r..-
Ny Gra and 'sooad add together,
,----'Tis sOhsthing which In winter weather
4aNE ffFeeg q Boys onsn msker lr r.I Al. q
Now who tell mo what It Isl
Come winiam, -ROhertT ypns and SIS, 8
Aud Jake sALLIE.
Nov fist, 1852 i-s iiu banaissa1aH stT
1881 ,3ek Hat ,X&SE2 81 [For tho News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
IA : Lam COMPOSED Of fs letters. a, . ag.,gET
ri M B I29 IA u what Sone people can nsser take
MY III l5 10 Is number. ~'t
My 2 l6 8 10 IB IL something we all like TO have
My 1913 pleasant beverage
MY IL 4 IS II 70 a great blessing,
sc1My whole made. many hearts glad 81 ~
AiPseala Cottage, 81 - ,,4.r,f ANNE N NE phAs'
Answer to Enigma in News Of 2Ith Slti FTsdoriel
Iuliua Picard. |f'6a Dr. FEH ntas .Anh1 HafsT
AZ Ahswaf 10 Riddle The Letter !. Ee,4t1
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1 When you dispute with a fool he is
very certain to be similarly employed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18
(Comnunicatcd.)

O. f. G II. r. "A meeting of the
Officers and Stock Holders of the the Cedar
Falls and Minnesota Railroad Company has
been held at their Office in Cedar Falls the
past two days. and some important matters
came before the meeting, all Of which have
been disposed of in harmonious and salts
factory manner, and we'll calculated to pro-
mote the best interests of the Road. The
friends Of the Road all up tho Valley of the
Cedar seem disposed not to ''slecp or tire"
till Road is built to the line of Minnesota.
in the direction Of st. Paul, and the prospect
now is that some work will be done this
season and the cars run to Waverly. Among
other things done was an arrangement with
Floyd county for more immediate means to
help build the Road After passing sundry
resolutions and acts intended to promote the
we'll being and prosperity Of the Road, the
meeting adjourned. There has doubtless
never been meeting OF the kind held by the
Board when more important things came up
and were so unanimously met and disposed Of
CsDA. FALLS, July 18th, 1862 g.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18
CO M M E CIAL,
= = = = = ~ y >|-><~1~DN/N~~~~O~-~
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE.
..i. Ii lao z

CE.1
Friday, July Is, 1862.
Crops and Weather. Since our last weeks
report tn. weather has been fine for the growing CROP
Never since have been In the State corn grown as
has within the last month. We now set the corn
crop down for good We think we can now say that
the wheat crop Is ont Of danger Winter wheat all cut
and in she stack We learn OF 90 field of winter
wheat that will turn out 40 bushcl the acre. We have
seen the grain 1t is large plump kernel few pieces
OF Spring wheat have been cut in neghborhood From
all we can learn the crop will be average one Po,a
toes will be good Oats other spring crors with
Vegetables, generally good. fine rain yesterday will be
great benefit to crops Fruit plenty and good Grass
both Tame and Wild, could not be much better Sugar
Cane crop will be good in parts Of our Valley We
learn that several fields around our Of town are in
tassel.
Wheat.-The sales in wheat this week have been
brisk and active The receipts for this week have dmin
ishcd. About 1000 bushels per day have arrived We
were not high enough last week in report of the num-
Der Of bushels received There 5000 bushels
received. Choice Milling 5s@s5sc. No 1, 55@5s3-
Closing to-day at the above prices Receipts for the
week ending Thursday 18th, 600O bushels.
FlOur.-F1our is steady without any change: 20. 90
for Choice Family Flour. Mixed, &l,75 Bran, 25c per
cwt. Shorts, 3Ssc per cwt. Mddlngs, 75c per cwt.-
Corn meal, f10O per cwt.
Corn The receipts have been light We quote ear
in bulk at 25c with demand.
Oats.-The demand is fair at 25c. Not many in mar
ket
Hides.-There is fair demand for hides. We quote
Green, 864c Dry, s09c. Dry Flint, 9Glloc.
Buttcr..The receipts Of choice and extra table, have
been light this week. The demand is fair for rkn for
shipping at '@s cts Good choice Table 1922 Tho
receipts for the week about 5000 lbs One firm has
ceved 1900. Miller Wilson have bought tons within
the last week Amounts to 800 The packers are not
shipping now, owing to the warm weather.
wool...ror the week there has been but little woo
on the Streets The receipts are about 1000 lbs The
market is quiet at 2s4O cts large lot Of fine wool is
expected from the north so cts has been bid on it, to
be delivered in Ohio The Boston market has been active
The sales Of the last week add up 400 900 lbs selling
from $1,000. Fancy lots 5ol@55 cts The tendency Of
Of the market Is upward.
Produce Observation-Disclosures from Cedar
Falls for the week ending July nth, 1s62-9251 bush
wheat 500 barrels -four miscellaneous freight r. 1874 Ms
Included In miscellaneous freight Is 1886 lbs. WOOL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Ercursiom to Waterloo and Cedar Falls
We see by the Dubuque papers of the 10th
that an Excursion from Dubuque to Water
loo and Cedar Falls is to take place in the
course Of two weeks. The new engine
" Plat Smith," is responsible for the affair,
which is arranged at the instance Of many
prominent citizens Of Dubuque. The price
Of tickets for the round trip will be one dol.
lar. The people Of the Cedar Valley will be
glad to welcome in their midst the people of
the Key City. We trust some preparation
will be made to receive the Excursionists in
an appropriate manner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

PIMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES are the result Of
impure blood. The blood becomes thick and clogged -
The skin Is not able to cast or the impurities
to health. How many young men and women see
with their faces covered with pmpes and botches who
are endeavorng to remove them by the Of soap and
washes Of various kinds. This IL very dangerous and
and should be practiced by persons DESTROYS Of
good health. Mothers who have children afflicted with
sores and eruptons, should dry them up by ex-
ternal application for in this way they win drive in the
minors and produce i'll health for the child during its
whole life time There Is mother that likes to her
children afflicted with feeble health. 5 ..
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS are prepared
expressly for the Of eruptons Of the skn such
Pimples, Dlotches Sores, &C. They cleanse the blood
of all impurities, producing beautiful clear and healthy
skim much admired by all people Of lasts and refine.
ment. ~ ....
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers. EE#E
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18
Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad.

OFFICE or the c. r. 4 ". X. n. CoxpAxr,
Cedar Falls, July f6, 1862 I
At recent meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad Company, held this
day, the following Resolution was adopted:
Resolre That an lnstallment Of Ave per cent shall be
and Is hereby assessed aud called fo- all Stock sub.
scribed to the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad Com
pany remaining due and unpaid, and that the Sec
rotary Of this Company notify the said Stock holders Of
this Resolution by Notice In the Cedar Falls GAZETTE,
published in Cedar Falls. Iowa, making the first payment
due August goth, 1852 and each and every thirty days
thereafter until the whole Of said indebe dness Is
paid together with interest thereon prescribed III the
Bylaws Of said Company. &C.,. ..0
L. Il. IUNTLEY, Secy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

acknowledgement PULvER, here for some
weeks past on furlough, in consequence of a
wound received at Shiloh, left on Wednes-
day morning last to rejoin his regiment.
-Adjutant SESSIONS departs on Wedncs-
day morning, having sufficiently recovered
his health to rejoin his regiment. He re-
quests us to say that he will carry any letters
or small packages to members Of the Third
Iowa that may be intrustcd to his care.
Hon. E. EASTMAN, of Hardin county,
called in to sec us the first of the week. His
name will be prominent in the Congressional
Convention of this District for the nomination
to the responsible position Of representing
our good people in Congress.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

G.. " DeHuren's Great Union Circus
BY advertisement elsewhere it will be seen
that this Circus is to be in Cedar Falls on
Tuesday Of next week, July 22d. The North
Lopa Times says of it
This show is the only one now in Iowa, il
we are not misinformed, and our exchanges
speak Of it as good and worthy entertain
nent, managed-odd though it may seem
by gentlemen of honor and reputation. The
acrobats, and riders, play their parts, and
the clown wisely skins the skum Of vulgari-
ty from his wit, in which he displays excel
lent taste. The agent, Charlie Lord, is a
gentleman with whom it is pleasure to chat
or do business; man who would adorn any
position in life; who does not higgle on ad-
vcrtising bills who will win friends for him
self and company wherever he may 60.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

4 Card.--The gentlemen who composed
the Republican delegation from this Town to
the County Convention last Saturday, would
tender to j. L. Wilcox, "mine host :" Of the
Carter House, their hearty thanks for the use
Of his omnibus on that occasion, whereby
they had most comfortable conveyance free
of cost
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Young Ladies' did Society. - The next
meeting Of this Society will be at the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. A. S. SAITH, on Tuesday even
ing Of next week.
For the sake Of brcvity we have taken the
liberty of emitting the word "Soldicrs'" in
the name by which this Society is known.
We trust the ladies will not consider the lib
erty unwarrantable,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Green Corn and CaIbaye--Mr. IT. f.
WILLIAMS brought into our office yesterday
a quantity Of green corn and head of cab
bage, products of his gar den in this place.
They arc to US .he first of the season, and
give evidence that Mr.. WILLIAMS is an excel
lent gardener. The donor will accept our
thanks for the generous gift.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Look ont fer Mem.-Soms Of our neigh
BORING towns have been infested for some
timo past by gang Of burglars and horse
thieves. We have reasons for believing that
a part of the gang is now in this place, and
itwould be well for our citizens to keep an
eye on the NOV ements of certain new corners
Of Suspicious appearance. -.....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Crops.-A gentleman connected with this
Office has just returned from trip through
the counties of Bremen, Butler, Chickasaw,
Floyd, and Mitchell, and he brings us the
gratifying intelligence that the crops, without
exception, were looking never better. The
harvest Of Spring Wheat will be commenced
in few days, and promises an abundant
yield.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

4 New Engine.-The "Platt Smith,"
new engine for the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad Company, was hauled over the river
on Monday, from Dunleith to the Dubuque
side. This is first class engine, the advent
OF which, on the Sioux City Road, will be apt
to be responsible for an excursion.-M Herald.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Fat Catt'e.-Yesterlay morning drove of
$50 fat cattle loft this town for Dubuque
They belonged to Mr.. GErsMAR, Of the firm Of
CAIN 4 GEIsNAR, of this place, and Mr..
STEINER. They are to be driven to Dubuque,
and from thence shipped to Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Horsss For Saie.-Mr. NJ. II. HARE will
offer for sale at the American House, from
the 2sd to the Goth Of this month, a span Of
superior horses. For further particulars see
advertisement in another column. a....... ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

G. f. q H. X. R-Attention is directed
to resolution published in our special no.
ticcs passed by the recent meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Cedar Falls & Min
ncsota Railroad Company. w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Horticultural ErAibition.-Thcre will be
Floral and Vegetable Exhibition at Horticul-
tural Hall next Friday evening, July 25th
We hear OF number who intend to make
quite large displays, and we trust their cx-
ample may be initiated by many others. Our
country friends are cordially invited to par
ticipate, as are all others, whether members
s!ths Society or not. Remember, next Fri
day evening. .r.. ...... ....-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Nem Block-MINER & Cases Brick Block
is progressing finely. 1t will be one of the
largest and best buildings in town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Our Mail .Serrice.-Messrs. Ward and
Leggctt Of Maysvillc, who carry the mail
from Cedar Falls in Black Hawk county, to
Algona in Kossuth county, have first rate
Hack and good team upon this part of the
route at least, and are prepared to make pass
cngers very comfortable. The only pity is,
that We can not have such service twice
week, instead of but oncc.-Bxtlcr Center
Stars and Stripes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

MISS M. A. MATHEWS. TEACHER OF Pr
Nk ANO FORTE AND DRAWING. Rooms at Dr.
Lathrop's, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
June G, 1862.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Scarcity Of CAdnge-There is great scar
city of silver in this section, and in fact
throughout the whole country, and some
measure will have to be adopted to supply
the deficiency. In some cities the municipal
authorities are issuing scrip in small denom-
nations, in others bankers do it, and in some
places each firm issues its own promises to
pay. OF the three We think the latter course
the most Questionable, as it gives irresponsi-
bic parties an opportunity Of palming off on
the people lot of worthless paper which
might never be redeemed; and then these
private issues obligc the pessessor to trade
them out at the particular place he received
them. Some recommend the use Of postage
stamps, and these certainly are legal tender
throughout the whole country. But there is
. great objection to them from the fact that
they stick to everything they come in contact
with this warm weather, and soon become
dirty, dis6gured and worthless, SO that they
cannot be used in payment Of postage, and
must be cast aside. Perhaps the best plan
We can adopt would be to have one Of our
banking houses issue notes of ten, twenty.
five and ffty cents, which might be made
universally current in this place. Issued by
q responsible house in our own midst we Ger
tainly should have more confidence in them
than We have in the eastern trash which now
constitutes almost our entire currency.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-07-18

Summer Drin1s.-Mr. w. r. WILLIAMS, Of
this place, is manufacturing quite extensively
!" Dr. Cronk's Compound Sarsoparilla Beer"
and /" Williams Superior Bottled Soda and
Mineral Waters They make refreshing
and cooling drink for this warm weather, and
tho large demand that exists for them prove
that they are appreciated. Mr.. w. has our
thanks for most liberal supply Of the above,
and we recommend him and his cooling
draughts to the public as worthy a liberal
patronage.