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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Geniiemer Il will now call your at,en.
ton 10 the subject If Religious Worship, the
protection Of which is provided for in Article
l-i OF the Penal Code as follows If any
person shall malicionsy disturb any ccngrel
ga,.on assembled for religion. worship and
conducting themselves 10 lawful manner
whatever nny be- The religion proesscd by
such congregation, he may bc pat under re-
slraint by any peace officer present, during
tn continuance Of such religion, worship
And in addition thereto, he aball, on conyic.
ton, be fined sum not less than five dollars,
nor more than one hundred dollars" The
law fixes nine years As the age at which
person male or female shall be liable 10 in.
tic'men, and punishment for violation Of
this and other laws, |, Is well that such is
the law in this instance, Tor il teaches to the
little boy and girl lesson Of proprcty. alike
valuable TO them and the good order OF soci.
ETY.. Their terder years ,hould not excuse
thcm FOR surely no man wl!pretend that the
youth OF ,hi. refined and enlightened commu.
nifty have not been trained to due regard
for religious worship. If they have not let
The offending boy or girl be led by the father
or mother, Us the ease may be. to the bar OF
the court, put upon trial and there learn un.
der the scathing lash Il the law, a due re-
gard for the subject aud, ut least, some re-
'poct for a worshiping assembly, il be or she
may have none for him or herself.
The word maiciousv" signifies in this
connection "willfully" for theltrue legal d,tiui.
ton of malice, from which the word mali.
ciously is formol, is the wilfu doing Of an
act prohibited by law 1t ia no, necessary
as some suppose, that the act of disturbance
| ahould b" done with the evil design to insult
or interrupt the assembly or member of it.
The true import of the term congregation
as u.ed above, is such that the assembly is a
| unit, aud rs consequence the disturbance Of
one person 10 u disturbance Of the congrcga.
ton.
Further comment on the law quo,e,! is IN.
necessary, II is too clear to admit Of a
doubt but the subjec, demands attention.
Now let us pause and frame our minds to It.
IN at least a kew points # view Where and
for what purpose does worshping concre.
gnton conyenc2 A place apart from the
scenes OF business aud tolls Of life. Is selected
where no human being il under any sor, OF
compulsion imposed by law or society to re-
sort, There q building il erected and dcd.
Gated to the worship OF God, the Creator Of
nll things-to whom the christian looks, ard
upon whom nll must depend for happiness
and perpetual HE. such is the place and
who that acknowledges the existence of q oJ
possessed of lhe nttrihs,,c. ascr,ha5 - ill.,
i 40 cold when looking even nnon tho .,Ion,
hut significant, vnIls n, ,he ,a,n,i, 81 "a
ma no, 10 have bis mimi and hear, warmed
and rai.ed from Inc Garth Win i,s ia, AL
grief, ia heaven with i,s ZOOS anJ han,;,.a.
But who are those TIM, sons,j,u,s H. con-
r7eVation' II ia enongb lar Won a,j ~, ,no
to know that ,bev ape ,b"e yr vi" " ho, 70, INC
yoned rol,,r,ar,l, and without ,o,,,r,,.,, a.l
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

MESSRS. Pope 4 Willie have the notes
M Transferred by J. n. Coleman & Co. to
alien enemies. The debtors can call and set
tie, or give the acknowlcsi gment Of indebted.
ness which If done by lat Of May merit, will
save cost
7. A. PATlLLO, Receiver.
MArch ~, 1863. MA
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NOTICE OF hereby given that William
~ Woodson Administrator Of the estate
of John Lowe, deceased has flied in my of.
fee il final accounts and vouchers with said
estate, which accounts and vouchers will be-
open Tor allowance and final settlement at the
April term OF the Comfy Cour, pertaining
to estates Of deceased persons, &c, TO be
held in and Tor Harrison county. at the court
house in the city Of Marshall when and
where all persons Interested may appear and
contest the SAME If they see proper.
Il. +. FRIEDRICH Clerk.
March l9. sea. MA 81.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

kTTkRS Of Administration, with the
~ will annexed. upon the estate Of W. A..
Wall deceased, were granted to the under
signed by the County Cour, Of Pamela CO.,
Texas, pertaining to estates of deceased per.
sons, &c, at the February term. A. u. fs63.
This is, therefore, to notify all persons hold
ing claims agains, said estate. to present
them within the time prescribed by law. and
those indebted to make immediate payment.
ELIZA WALL Admr,rx.
March &c, 1868 nod 81
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A Printer Wanted.
RelogtWus Notice.

a printer can secure permanent situation
by immediate application at this Office.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that Il. l.. High
~ tower, Administrator OF the estate Of
James Owen, deceased has fled in my Office
his hual accounts aud vouchers with said 90.
tate, which accounts and vouchers will be
open Tor allowance and final settlement at the
April term Of the County Court pertaining
TO estates Of deceased persons, &c, to be held
in and for Harrison county, at the court
house in the city of Marshall when and where
all persons interested may appear and con
test the same II they see proper
u. +. FRlDkRICI, Clerk.
March 10. s63, Matt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Capt. \. Il. Gibson. has very kindly
sent ma a Little Rock Trno nouocro,
o,hotsA .,.,.;.,i.,.. H.. -,
y" W, '''''' I''''"'"s ''s' VI s'oN
ana diseased soldiers from Texas and
Arkansas, taken PRISONERS at Arkan.
sas Post We publish the names a,
,hoso from iii, c,,,. .,lou.,....,-
-, ''' Wv "' V, -. > ""o'e
fes'''hcc Is not stated firs1 OF the
sick
In the burnett hospital, at st. Louis,
on The 10Th OF Feb: ii. A Patterson
aud M Stevens, Of Harris battery.
.. >, Wood, OF Grawiord's battalion.
H. D. Alsup, OF 9th Texas. VIM. Fid-
der, \. Is llahn W W. Hampton, D,
+. Smith, and / Is. Taylor. Of 9th Texas
Thomas Henderson and James McCayo,
OF 10Th Texas. Joseph Spccr, of 10Th
Texas Capt. j bnrk, OF 18th Texas.
" u. Miller, oi llth Texas. j. j.
Barter, j. ;. Mays, NJ. G, Mays, W.
Owens, and Il. ). wynn, of Gath Tex.
d. II. Brown and Martin Elliott, Of
10Th Texas,
The following coniolerates had
died IN the prison Camp Douglass at
Chicago up to the 18th of February !:
John smith, T.. U. Hawley, l.. A. Hen.
derson, OF Richardson's Texas Cavalry.
Geo. W. Hawkins, Asa Robinson,
Robert Mason, VIM. Cotwell, VIM,
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
NOTICE.

900 CALF or lEARLlNG skins 70,
LOO which will pay s. each, if sound
or corresponding fair price for, If onl,
slightly damaged, TO be delivered at my
lanyard. or to NJ. De 10y, at Marshall.
W. Il. y. WARD.
Merch &c, 1853. n26- Am
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MEDICAL GARD.

nR. G. W. TAYLOR, formerly Chief
- Surgeon, 9Th Div. Mo. Army and more
recently Of the G. $. A. having located in
Marshall, offers his services to the citirns OF
the town and vicinity. An extensive expert.
ence in military surgery for the last two
years. in connection with thirteen years Of
practice, isa sufficient guaranty. Especial
attention paid To VII diseases OF the eve. Ia
surgical operations, Aad chronic Diseases.
uffice at DR., Lancssters drug store. Res.
idcncc in the house recently occnp;c,l ny
Capt. Fitzpatrick
Feb 20. 1861 npo-r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
Administration Notice.

E1'TEltS Of Administration on the 80
IL tate of Jns W Horton, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the County
Court OF Fanola county, Texas, pertaining to
estates Of deceased persons, &c., At the JAnu'
AIRY term A. D. 1863 This is, therefore, TO
notify all persons holding claims against sad
estate, TO pr,scn, them within the time pre-
scrbc,l by law. and those indebted to make
immediate payment.
WIZ. N. JOHNSTON, Admir-.
March 3, 1868, n?2;ot
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst At tho residence OF the bride
father jim Han -co county, by Rev. VIM Witcher
DANIEL. SANDERS 10 Mr. LIZZIE POWELL
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ADMINISTRATIONS FCTyCE.


AM authorized to enroll and organize n
L Company o! Mounted Men for Stone 5
Brigade. This command is designed for .er.
vice in Texas exclusively, and will be retained
a. cavalry its full term of service. and is
probably the last volunteer corps, thu, Will
be organized during the war.
am ordered to report the company at
Navasota, Texas, as early as possible. This
will be comparatively a pleasant service.
Mount yourselves as well AS You can and II
you have guns bring them along, and rcpor,
to me Immediately at Henderson, Texas
GEO. w. DIAMOND.
=. s.. Any persons having terms to sell or
hire, will report to me ut once.
q. W. d.
March ] |, sG3. n23-tf
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March II, 1853,
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by o. S. Davis, and posted
/ ou,he 7th day Of February, A. D.,
1863 before William Rcd6cld brown
mare mule, supposed to be or 10 years old,
branded with "a Spanish brand on each thigh.
OF medium size, and had some gccr marks,
and worth ESQ
JAS. 4. DERRICK,
&. g. Upshur County
March IL. 1853. n23-3t
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

IN the 2lst Of March, 500. letters o.
" administration on the estate Of Z. Alb
hey, deceased. were granted to the undersigu
Ell, by the County Court of Harrison county
pertaining to estates Of deceased persons
&c. This is therefore to notify all person.
having claims against said estate to pr,sen,
them within the time prescribed by law. OF
they will he barred and those indebted 10
make immediate payment
G. MCCLURE, Admir-.
March &c, 1868, n26-gt
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$40 REWARD.

HAVE lost cream colorcd mare mule
i shod roachcd, and trimmed. No brands
rccollectcd Got away at'Col. Mulss place
on the Jefferson road Any iniorms.io.. o,
her wili b. thank fully received and the above
reward paid for her delivery to n in Mar
shall, Texas.
A. @. SCOtiIN.
March 10, 1869, n14-u
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For Governor,
HON. NJ. -. GRAHA VI ,
or RUSk.
FOR COYERNOK.

- We ere autbqrigrl f. agnosnre Gea T. J
tHANBeRo A. a candidate iar ue once 1t t,ov
e'noF ~ fexs-
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STOLEN =!
SAW AND GRIST MILL,

I HAVE my Saw and Grist Mil in full
j operation, and invite the patronage of my
friends and the public. 1t Is situated four
miles Eas, OF Marshall, on the Shreveport
and Mansfield road, near my residence.
will grind for the sth till the new crop
comes in
J. NJ TAYLOR
March 5th. 1864 No. ~ A.
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money can he forwarded By mail at our risk
'on'''rfate bills. county Warrants 81 adjoining
counties Louisiana Bank Notes and Texas Trca-
tiy Warrants, received. We will Ike no tpdlyid
sal shiuplta'rrs or eat bis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17

From THE TWENTY SIxru RFGrMFyr-Cant
hitsit OF the Doth regiment writes to his lathe
an account of the affair of Atchafalava in which
that regiment was engaged, on the 29th of Sen
TENDER last Capt Whitset was on picket guard
aud was cut off from the regiment and thus es
capped capture.
There were eight commissioned officers apc
22o enlisted men of the regiment taken prisoners
Among them Lieut. Col Rose, CAPTAIN.
Wallace. Scott and Logan. Lieuts. Mcdowell
Green, Collins, Whist aud Robinson.
OF Company |, Capt. Whirsir's COMPANY
Lieut. John Whist, Sergeants Eli Dawson. Jos
Bennett and &. W. Phipps Corporals james +
Greer Joseph Clark and w. A Eaton; private
X. l. Smith. Jonathan Wilson. ID n. Fisher.
NJ. j. Greer. III. j. Hole. g w. Owngs. Thos
Moorehead, NJ. ID Poule. Thomas Ross. f. NJ
Smith. Matthias Smith. David Smock. jaime. !
Kelly, Asa Stout. Joel W. Veach, George "
White and John Wood
The prisoners have been heard from since thei,
capture, and they are in good health and wei
treated
There were two men wounded in company
VIZ; Sergt. James W. Colley and Stephen "
Debert. Capt. Whist thinks they will die
Coliey u shot through the right breast an,
Dehert through the neck
The killed of the regiment were John Snron
of company ID; Philip Caranagh. of compsn,
+. and a member Of company a. whose nam,
Capt. Whist did not learn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17
TOT Inc NtAtc StntIne
IEc FIuttcrs.

ISDiASAPoLIs. October 10, 1863
EDrIoa JouRNAL-SrR: had right To expect
from what has already been published, that you
would have complied with what conceive TO be
very reasonable and just request, viz: that YOU
would publish my communication in Saturday :
Sentinel. that your readers might see'the cnu.c
that has produced aud called forth your unkind
and unjust personalities. II the foundation upon
which predicate my arguments is false. why not
prove IL sof IL have made unjust accusations
why not point them outf Ii ,ol can not, then
let u know That's what's the matter" A
cause that cannot be defended and sustained by
legitimate argument can not and should not be
sustained 10y personal abuse. | am still uuwil-
ing To charge you with wllltul design 10 nure
me or my influence for good among the people
Ny impression u tina. you sre disposed. through
kindness no doubt. to stand between" SO M to
hide or cover up the wrongs and Inconsistencies
OF others. II this Is the case, you are very gen
erous, aud deserve credit. | am rather dispose
To believe. from what ha. already occurred that
there j. some one behind the scene wounded
amt "huuering, che community would hardly sus
pect. Ny communication did not cert, nlv apply
tO YOU. hence YOU cannot take any personal excep
tons To IL unless YOU should conceive that il had
political bearing, or il might be from the fact
that my articles we're written for the sentinel in.
stead of the Journal; aud from this cause ygu
may have INDUCED little site because of ieal
ouss; aud IL this is whats the matter" we can
remedy the evil very readily. Ii YOU will open
Your columns Ia me 10 keep the peace. | will
write Tor the Journal; so you perceive that am
peace man"
am not unaware, however. that "some edi.
tors have peculiar way of getting rid OF trouble
some arguments when unable 10 answer them by
resoriing 10 personalities" | must admit il to
be very sunmiiy process, butt will not answer
in this case
Occupying the place that do. | cannot rea-
sonaoly expect 70 pass along without trials OF
this nature. Mems opinions differ: hence coming
in contact. We have contention: but We must not
forget that Ne can contend ia spirit without
injury 10 either. And now in conclusion let me
request you again TO publish my communication
- the ministry
Yours truly, F.. G.. CANNON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17

WASHINGTON, October 10 Il ,st night at about
eight o'clock. accounting To the report OF passen
gers from the army. Information came 10 Gen.
Meades headquarters that corps of the rebel
army, supposed to be A. Hills, had removed
from our front in the direction of Leesburg The
Sar says heavy reconnaissance was mmedi-
ately started in the direction of Aide.
Commissioner ID ile, during his hate visit 10
Kansas, thoroughly investigated the difficulties
connected with the kickapoo treaty The evi
dence Is now under consideration by the Secre-
tary of the Interior. The Commissioner made
four or five treaties with the Indians for their re
moval tom Kansas, but they cannot be carried
into effect without the action of Congress. He
represents the Indians everywhere as peaceable,
with the exception Of the Sioux Of the Upper
Missouri aud few tribes IN New Mexico.
lt Is stated there are some 300 or 800 guerrlas
this side OF the Rlppahanno,k and south of Gen
Metde's army. they are daily and nightly ar
resting Union men and Committing depredatons
on their property.
Hon. John VI Bolts was arrested by the rebels
AT his house on "wednesday last during n cavalry
fight neT Brandy Station. He his since been
taken 10 Richmond, where he wil doubtless be
held Tor the return vi Shsckeiord, Bradford and
other secessionists oil Culpepper nos in the old
Capitol prison.
MI. Bolts was paroed prisoner.
From Information received from the Army OF
the Potomac tonight, ii appears that body OF
the enemy was seen passing southwark opposite
Blnck-bLru's Ford last night Our batteries
shelled them. They replied for halt an hour and
then disappeared.
lt was rumored that one corps of the enemy
was approaching Fairfax c H. and our heavy
batteries were sent ia that direction, They have
returned. and report all quiet.
Our army is ia perfectly safe position and pre-
pared to repel any attack.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17

THE lnEATRE.-There will be grand double
performance at the theatre to night, the last ol
the brilliant engagement of Miss Sillie st Clair
upon which occasion Our StIlie" will appear in
two oil her greatest pieces. sustain four distinct
characters. dance the wild Arab lance. and fieh,
her famous broadsword combat with Mr. Riley
The pieces selected for Miss st Clair. farewell
are the grand romantic Indian drama of the w en-,
OF the Wish-ton Wish aud the great military
drams of the French Spy, in both of which she !.
without rival Ii is not often that bill of such
magnitude and excellence is offered on one nipht
and 1t is fair to presume that it will draw together
a great crowd Therefore secure your seats early
aud avoid the rush mt night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17
From cairo.

CAIRO, October 10 Gen. Grant and staff ar
rived here this morning.
All quiet at Little Rock
The expedition under Major Reel, of the 18Th
Missouri, broke up the camp of Nolan's guer.
rillas. in jefferson county. killing Nolan and
taking all his men prisoners.
Provost Marshal General Chandler has ordered
that all negroes not III possession of certificates
that they have employment sufficient TO support
their families. be placed in the contrabaud camp
ana provided for.
Vote of the 9th, 39th. Add and 63d Ohio regi-
meats, at Memphis: Brough $50; Vallandig
ham, 81.
The Memphis Bulletin says:
company OF rebels again conscriptng
near Union Depot, vino, at last accounts, hau
gone toward Brownsville
Another company were near Macon, Fayetfe
county, ten miles from Union Depot ON Satur-
day
Among the conscrpted is Hon. j X. Moseby
late candida e for Congress.
The rebel leaders were To meet in Woodson
county Friday night, for the purpose of making
descent on Fort Pillow. Ii is understood they
can muster upwards OF 5000 men.
Preparations have been made for their recep
ton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17

Secretary Chase came q rejoice over the ri
umph OF his party IN the late elections OF course
beng public servant. he could cofrsi-tentI, re
jo'ee ONLY on account Of the general goOd. Gov
ernor Morton says the rebellion has received 3
crushing blow. fine Journal says il i more i'm
portant 20 the CDion cause than all the victorie.
OF our armies during the month Of July. inciudna
the surrender Of Vicksburg aud Port Hudson On
the 18th OF February gold vas At l72; on the l7th
OF June, when the reoels were ia Pennsy IvaniA
was l49, on the 18Th Of July. after the Sur.
render OF Port Hudson, IL was az 1913 We see
those victories reduced gold 80 cents On the
Monday preceding the election il was las, yesler
dsy. the l4th. the next dav after the defeat oi
Naliandigham. IL was l55-an advance OF seven
cents. Some OF Us cant see" the good result,
OF the election on the finances.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17
Indiana Election Returns.

ALLEN COUNTY.
The following are the Democratic maiorites in
this county:
For Senator, W w Carson received . 5s4: for
Recorder, G. a. Rekers received , COL: for Conn
~ Commissioner. II Lipes received 2.57g: for
Rel Estate Appraiser, II Dckerson received
2579
WELLS COUNTY.
The Democrats in Well county made Gal
iaht hSht Hnd elected their entire ticket by an
average majority of 500, being clear gain OF
$40. Noble Wells county is faithful 70 Demo
cratic principles
KosoIUsKo COUNTY.
The abolitiOnists succeed in this county by
about 2OO-about one third their usual IN ijority
ADAMS COUNTY
The entire Democratic ticket is elected in this
county by about $50 majority
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
The Republicans carry their ticket by an aver
age majority vi about l5O--a large decrease.
LAPoRrE COUNTY
The Republicans claim the election in this
comfy by about 300 majority. This is a terrible
letting down.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
The Democracy elect their tickle, in this county
by b'O majority The Re uhlican party in old
Sullivan Is dead. and none SO poor as 10 do j,
reverence.
MADISON COUNTY
Says the Democratic Standard: 1.-The result Of
the election IN this county last Tuesday notwjth
standing our majority il less than that of last
year Is still gratifying to every Democrat and
true lover OF his country. The opposition made
every possible eiort-by fair means and foul-to
decrease our majority and the returns show that
tpQn -, "A a.
be borne IN mind, howe, er, that the Congressional
election ut last year, when McDowell's majority
I'D the county was SIX hundred, was by no means
iair test ct the strength of the party-for mis-
opponent. ShfnkS WIS a violent abolitiunist. and
dld not receive the ;ull Republic IN vote In
view OF all the circumstances We have achieved
glorious victory, and the Democracy of old
Madison send greeting to the brethren all over
the State, the news OF their triumph over fanati
cism and negro equality. by = clear majority of
tour hundred ana fifty"
HUNTINGTON COUNTY.
The Republicans carry their ticket in this
county by about 10 majority
WABASH COUNTY
The Republicans claim tins county by about
300 majority.
vIGo COUNTY
Saws the Terre H,ute Journal: The msiority
Tor the radical ticket in this county is about one
thousand. All of which il the result of the
want of organization AMI energetic effort While
every Republican voted. IN IRE illn one thousand
Democrats remained at home attaching but little
Importance 20 the result Our friends need not
ieel discouraged, as We can carry V I, next year
II we try.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Democratic all over McKees majority for
Clerk Is 362; Walls minority for Recorder il
4le; ke.htley's majority Tor Auditor. 3i5 Av-
eraSe Democratic IN ,jority in the county. $50
This IS indeed glorious triumph.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17

There many preparations Sid under the name (
Bit'ers. put up in quart bottles ccmpounned Of the
cheapest whisky rum, costing to 4Oc
per gallon the tast disguised by Gnse ander
This class Of Bters has caused and will continue to
cause a ny a. they be sold, hund eds die the
death Of the drunksrd. BY their the system kept
continually undr the influence Of alcoholic stimuli nts
the worst kind the desire liquor IA created and kept
up and the result i all the horrors ant up,
drunkard'S life aud death.
For those who desire and tsM haze liquor bitters,
we publish the following receipt Get one bottle or
HogfstHds Geysa1H Filters and NIX with three quarfs
Of good Brrrdg or Whiskg, and the ut ~ili be e
preparation At will far ercei In edeal virtue and true
excellence Of the numerous liquor biters in the
IN 'rket. and viii cast much less You will hs ali the
virtues Of lOCfdRds Filters I'm connection with good
article OF liquor at much less price than these inferior
preparatiD ns will cost you.