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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

The Shreveport Times says: "Every time
white thief or q negro murderer or pris-
oner comes to grief the New Orleans RE-
PUBLICAN .shrieks out that Republican
has been mobbed or killed" "Comes to
grief is a mild way of putting it. The Re-
HUBLICAN generally speaks out when any
person has been mobbed or killed in this
State without warrant of law. If the Times
would speak ont and condemn such enor-
nous crimes there would be less of them.
Allowing the woman Matthews TO have
been guilty of an attempt to poison, it is
not seen how society is benefited by lynch
ing her while in prison. The mob made
positive criminals of themselves to avenge
an alleged crime. Instead of one guilty
woman in the hands Of the officers of the
law, We now have fifty murderers ut large,
and they are numerous enough and bad
enough to kill any person for any cause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
Bates and Brains.

Bates has an excellent memory. Before
he became regular communicate he heard
a man at the theatre, called Cassie, say so
that men should put an enemy into their
mouths to steal away their brains" Bates
remembered that when Mr.. Cassie cried out
in that way, that the gem'an had been on a
spree; he had lost his commission in the col
ored Generals army; he had lost his
mothers spotted handkerchief, and he
looked and seemed to feel like man hunt
ing for seltzer water shop in the morning.
From that Bates concluded the theatre man
regarded bad drink as an enemy. Bates
paused from his work of taking exchanges
out of wrappers, and said musingly, while
glancing at the terrible head lines in the
Chicago Times: "rve known heap O. men
who have tried to swallow all the enemies
they could find.'
And then his mind wandered over along
list of persons who had suffered petty lar
ceny of the brain.
"What pears strange to me, said Bates,
"is that man should keep on putting in
the enemy after his brains have been
stolen"
Bates is q thoughtful man, and we sug-
gested that excessive drinking was species
of insanity, ending in disease, and final
death; that it was only members of the
human family who suffered from the cock
tails, slings and arrows of outrageous for.
tunes.
"That's it," said Bates. "The troubles of
this world come from the brain. When q
man has done had his brains stole away by
de enemy, he keeps on drinking, so't he
can't get any more brains"
And Bates worked ON silently for long
time, resolved to present his views to the
next meeting of the Bub'lin' Spring. .S'iety.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
Well Worth n Visit.

One of the most attractive of the many
works OF art in the Press Club rooms for the
past week or two, has been copy in oil of
the steel engraving familiar to all as the
"Village Blacksmith" In truthfulness OF
detail, harmonious tinting and shading, and
naturalness of expression and grouping, it
is as perfect as an oil painting as is the en-
craving itself-than which praise could
scarcely be higher.
The picture is the work of our rising
young townsman, James G. NOISE, and our
readers who take an interest in home art
should not fail to drop in at Ellis Camp
street book store, where it will remain for a
few daya.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
Staub.

Staub manages to keep ahead of most Of
his competitors in the quality and early
delivery of his stock. Yesterday he had
the New York illustrated weeklies on his
shelves some hours before they made their
appearance at other establishments. He
has the popular monthly magazines for No
vember, and has made arrangements to sell
a large edition of Scribners, which contains
the opening chapters of Bret Harte's new
novel. Near the postoffice-at Gold
thwaite's bookstore-No. 60 Canal street
Staub.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
The Vicksburg NIurderers,

The Vicksburg Herald states that William
Green and Matt Conklin were brought
before the mayor on Thursday, charged
upon affidavit of Mrs. G. w. Davenport
with the murder of Ben johnson. The de-
fense waived preliminary examination,
desiring the case to go over to the regular
term of the Circuit Court. Counsel for de-
PENDANTS stated that he did not wish to
dodge a trial, but he wanted the present
excitement to subside. The Herald says
the prisoners were returned to jail by order
of the mayor, "and started off after being
warmly greeted by quite number of
friends" from which we Judge that the feel
ing of the people is not so intense against
the prisoners as to endanger their safety.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
BY TELEG R A P H.
WASHINGTON.
Lighthouse Painting.

Lighthouse Painting.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-The light.
house board gave notice that the front
beacon, south range, Amelia island. Florida,
will be painted entirely black in November.
President and Cabinet.
The President and Secretaries Belknap,
Robeson and Jewell and General Babcock
are spending the day in Baltimores
The Treasury.
The Treasury now holds $36S, 1897 in
United States bonds to secure national bank
circulation, and $lS,760, 900 to secure public
deposits. The national bank circulation
now outstanding amounts to $344, ass, ,l2S,
of which S2,640,00O are notes issued by gold
banks.
Customs Receipts.
Customs receipts today $45S,2ll; total
for the month TO date S9546, ,3S9. Internal
revenue receipts to-day $29S.0l4; total for
the month to date 81 800, ,33l. National bank
notes received for redemption during the
week $3,337 ,l60.
Capture of Counterfeit Money.
The treasury detectives captured $50,
in counterfeit money belonging to Nelson
briggs, one of the gang captured at Cen
traha, Illinois.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS,
Poisoned.


MACON, NO., October 23-Dr B. F. Sher-
man and Samuel Parker went to a drug
store and both fell in the street afterward,
and died in twenty minutes. Supposed to
be poisoned at the drug store. The coroner
is investigating the matter.
VermiIion, Ohio, Burned.
VERMILIoN, October 23-This town is
wholly burned. Eleven business blocks are
in ashes. Loss $4,000. Two men were ar
rested, charged with ipcendiarism.
Lottery Invesugation.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October a3-The re-
port of the investigating committee of the
Montpelier Lottery, made this evening,
shows that only 1000 of the tickets were
sold in New York, and 5000 at the Office
here. Seventy eight hundred tickets were
put in the wheel after drawing, among
them those sold in this office. The COM
mittee say, notwithstanding that there has
been q most glaring fraud practiced upon
the ticket holders, your committee, from
all the evidence they could obtain, are
unable to designate the guilty parties, but
we think those officers of the association to
whom we're intrusted the details of the
management of the Alexandra office have
not exercised that watchful care over their
agents as we think they should have done,
and through their negligence gross frauds
have been committed, and We call upon the
president and directors of the association
to make thorough investigation of the
affairs of this office and give the result to
the public. Mr.. MetcAlf claims to be
the regularly appointed agent Of the
association through an appointment from
the secretary OF the association, Mr..
Aistrope !; but in fact, while We
find Mr.. MetcAlf was the published agent
OF the association in New York, yet We
find that no moneys were ever sent to him
direct, and as he states he received all
moneys-some $l0,Q00-from Mr.. Alexan-
der, who, we believe, was really general
manager in that place. In regard to the
delay in making this report, the committee
say that it was ocossioned by the faint
hope We had of obtaining some informs
ton by which we would be enabled to
present to you the guilty parties concerned
in this fraud, but we are frank to say that
thus far all our efforts have besn of no
avail. a,
Funeral Of General Pickett.
RICHMOND, We, October 23.-The rs
mains Of 0sn9al George e. Pickett reechsi
this city to-day ct noon from Norfolk, b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
Fleetwood Park Races.

The great trotting match for $4,000 at The
Fleetwood Park, Friday, nile heats, best
three in five, between the bay gelding
Sensation and Chestnut gelding Thomas L.
Young, was expected to be one OF the great
est trotting events of the season, and fast
time was looked for.
Sensation won the race without winning
a heat, as announced by the telegraph in
the following dispatch;
New YORK, October 23.-Thomas L..
Young took the first heat, the second was a
dead heat, and Young was withdrawn on
the third. Time-2:l9la, 2:22ls. Sensation
winning the race.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

for business, and the offices lately SO dull
are beginning to look lively. Even the
First District Court has as much as it can
attend to, and Mr.. George Herbert found it
necessary to put his yacht "Danae" into
winter quarters, that he might have more
time to write up his minutes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

PERsoNAL.-We were glad to meet yes
terday Mr.. E. Offner, of the popular firm of
Navrs & Offner, proprietors of the great
china palace, one of the chief points of
attraction ON our boulevard. Mr.. Ofner
has been ON . tour to the North, seeking
handsome goods and great bargains, and
we judge by his serene and oontented look
that he has been very successful.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
1InWELL,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

hday, October ~, and During the Week,
/ onenipg of the regular dramatic season.
First appearance of the
|ADEMY'S DRAMATIC COMPANY,
bnrisipg twenty five prominent artists, support
ing the famous
|LsCT ACTORS, VoCALISTS AND DANCERS,
RAkER g. FARRON,
|heir entirely new and original drama, entitled
CONRAD AND LlZhTTE,
hngly cast by the new company. Elegantly
ks5S M with new seen srv, properties etc.
Esssre. BAKER Il FARR0N will introduce in the
Ima their new selections of original sketches
EsTiNEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Iridsy, October 29-Beneht OF BAKER 4 FAR
yi""'' Oc2t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
ITW sTORE-EEW GOODS.
NINE, ROSA REYNOIR


,,..ed TO announce to her lady friends and
.S1sc in general that she has completed her
usI 70 her new and elegant store,
No. 9 Charrres street,
Three doors from Canal street,
aha will be pleased to show them full line Of
III AND WINTER MILLINERY,
(,oa from the best Paris and New York houses.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BARRETT has removed from No. 1886 st.
~ street to the rooms over Nine. Rey.
and tsss to inform her customers that she
nsned her Dressmaking, Cutting and Fitting
p;shment, at No 9 Chartres street, where she
oufees entire satisfaction with all kinda of
.mahinq lntrusted TO her, at more reasonable
= than any other establishment in the city.
y barrett has obtained unusual advantage in
cntting, which can not be excelled else.
"a and will teach the latest scientific rules TO
~ Miss Barrett ia q most capable teacher,
I'll, thoroughly instruct all persons who learn
" She will also do cutting and basting IN the
i finished manner. -
tnrnng thanks for the liberal patronage be-
ad upop them in the past, Mime. Reynoir and
parrett would respectfully request con:in-
~ of the same. promising prompt attention,
.hsst articles and most reasonable terms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

l0oNrUukD on nlohTH PAoB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
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Am Oysters Iieari.

Near the hinge OF an oyster is q cavity which
leads to its stomach. IL may be called, with a
little license, its mouth not that it has teeth
or that it in any way masticates food or that it
indicates the place of the head, for the oyster
belongs to a division of molluska known as the
ucepHGaes or hendless ones Bnt it is func-
tiunally n mouth. and Is like mouths IN two i'm
pnrtant particulars. Ii is the entrance OF the
food TO the alrentary canal and it has certain
lip-like organs with which to control the enter
ing food. II, then, the oysters mouth is thus
situated near the hinge that part OF the crea-
ture should be known IA its interior. or forward
end. The opening end. that which the oyster
men called tho NIB. ia therefore really the
posterior extremity.
Every one knows that in opening an oyster the
knife has to be passed through stont organ,
wrongly called by many the eye; for the oyster
s eyeless some call it the heart This afro,
is incorrect. 1t is tho great ad1uctor muscle,
with which the animal draws together Its valves.
But the oyster has a true heart 1t is situated
near to and forward of the adductor muscle, that
is, s,between 1t and the mouth. II a finger of =
glove were cut oil and inflated with air, being
closed up at the end and thon a thread were tied
round so as TO constrict it at the middle. we
shOud have something resembling the shape
pretty nearly the OYSTERS heart. THIS small or
gan il divided by the construction into two les
ser organs All auricle and a yentPicle; receiv-
ing and.a distributing reservoir of the pale opal
esceut hlool--its true life current, which ami
mates every psrt of this complex little being.
il an oyster be opened with sufficient tact and
care, the heart can be seen at work, beating
much as our hearts beat-a true rythmlcal
pulsahun. Indeed with watch in hand, the
beats can be counted, as when physician makes
a diagnosis Of one's pulse. As death nears, &c
slow the throbs OF the oysters heart. t.-Ed,cd
ftoHal M0nilY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

1t was simple act OF justice to this city that
the P. W. n B. II. r. Co. should sell excursion
tickets from the various stations along the line
of the Delaware II. Il. to it as well as to Phila
dephia. The same facilities should at all times
be afforded to Delawareans to visit their own
city which is given them to reach Philadelphia,
not that there is any competition between the
two, but because many people prefer to asso-
ciate socially and in business with their own
friends. Moreover, it seems to us that the Rail-
road company was unjust to itself in the matter
of discriminative fares for if it neglects to
build up and sustain cities and towns along its
line by conveying those from whom 1t derives
its support to other cities, there to lay out their
means, it is simply preventing that growth at
home which it needs and should seek to foster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
The City Tax Rate.

Council, last night, fixed the tax rate for 1876
at 10 cents in the a10O. for city, and p cents IN
the 500 for school purposes. In tile aggregate
the rate Of tax is the same as for this year. hut
the present rate is II cents for city aud % FOR
school purposes. The Finance Committee recon-.
mended an increase in the rate both for city and
school purposes the former to 50 cents and the
latter to 2j cents-but the former was cut down
so as to prevent an increase in taxation. The
aggregate assessment for city purposes is s25.-
1896, which will yield a revenue Of sl23,-
O0i45 The assessment for school purpo=e-
is S25, ,69i, ,032, and the revenue which tax Of
IS cents on this amount will produce is sGi.33i
sl-or S4,33isl in excess of tile appropriation
for the schools. A. compared with last year
the assessment shows Il reduction Of 81. .2GG,04j,
and the amount of revenue for city purposes
is also reduced from 5207 800 to -la3.
404.43. This amount, howeyer.is believed to be.
amply sufficient to carry on the city government
in 1876, as there will be no important publ c
work undertaken during that year. and it is pos
sible that the city departments may he main
eaned at a less figure than at present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
City a}usiuess 9ireftory.


Auctioueers
L. W. Stidham Son. Ill East ith street.
BANKERS md Brokers
II. II. Robinson 4 Co. 100 Market street
He'll Ringers and Bill Pss'efs-
Geo W, jackson, West hth ST.
Root and shoe Makers md Dealers
j. q. Alexander, ioa Market St
Rabcock \ Btn., alS Market street
os MsI%s iS Ws. e. nsS sesSS @Sgsr s ste
". A. Farmer A Co, ala Market St
Carpenters nnd Builders.
j. r. b. seeds, shop VI ith, near west
Cignrs mud Tobacco.
brisbane DeMainville. II Fourth strcot
Geo A. Davis, ra Shipey 81
Clocks, Watches. nu,l-.Ir wciers.
j. g Massey, 41i King street
Gonch and Carriage NInterini.
VIM Green 4 Co, S E. corner Sd and shipey ste
Druggists.
II. Il, Bringhurs', 3i5 Market ST.
Florists.
Tainall 4 Co, Delaware Avenue and jeherson ST
Grnerai Insurance Agents
Thomas +. Plurnuier, hn Market st.
Wo,ey Van Trump. 5lD Market St
Grnrs' Furnishing Goods.
Chas. S Morgan. Iia Market street
John T. Doughtcn 4l0 Market ST.
Hats. tap-, &c
Geo. A. Waravpn, 4a1 Market street.
Chas Il. Dubcl Fast Sd ST
Iron nnd steel
u
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, s. W. corner Front and Orange
oking-t.lnsses and Frnmes
Klwood DoAne, 10 west sth St
4. McMonagle. Cd and King sta
Merchant TaiIorB
Geo. Gouert 10 Il. 4h St
John II. Muhlhnusen, Ilb King vt.
Samuel Miller, jr., lu9 Market st
Paper IInnginHs. Shndes, Ac
John r. Holt, ~ Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington. Almonds Bd'g., sth and Marts,,
NJ NJ. Child 4 Co.. west eth ST.
i. II. Frazer, I'd aud Shiplsy
Vim Reynolds 4 Co., - Market st.
Vim McCaulley a TO-. as Market 81.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph tulliner 5Oi and 5O5 Market St
Sewing Machines
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine %, bJ' King at.
New American Sewing Machine, us Market at
Cndcrtnkers
Thomas j. Giles ri Shipley st.
X. s. Young, no West Tenth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
Testimony.

checrfully give this testimony to the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Puriner and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
i was arflicted for many years with dsordered
blood, troublesome and obstinate letter of the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the neck, which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and ex-
penae.
i consulted eight of the most prominent phyHi-
clans IN the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; oB the
contrary getting worse, till nnally almost despair
ing OF hope, l wss induced 10 try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended TO me AZ
being u certain cure for my disease. II was tho
turning point in my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the letter
OntIneut the swelling ceased, the eruptions dlsap
case, call at my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1yg0 ClayIuont Street over lItn Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation as remedy unsurpassed
for the cure of blood and skin Diseases yz letter
rlngworms, Scrofua, bletches. pimples, boils, i'm
purites of the blood, etc. Put up IN quart bottles
Price 81. 90 each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

Mr.. Campbell, at the Wskeman House Bonn
hay Hook. has engaged 'od Bright fa- he
,s familiarly called to do Ills music
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
Spsfial 3latlfts.
CHOICE soda Mster.

E Hrlnghurst 4 CO. have re-opened their Mineral
water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens nave tasted anl know for themselves
Inc superiority Of the sula wgter from this fountain
an the delicious Ilavur OF the Fruit SyTuns they
prepare. Of which there are upwards ot tweuty VA
rleties. They have
GLASS SlPHoN BOTTLES,
AMI the necessary apparatus for properly hng them
with ighly charged CutbOnic Acid Water which
can he drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover NJ soda Mater Who msy desire IT, 10 enjoy the
OF TINS derful beverage at any time a, home.
We have on draGght the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Gevs,r (S4ratnga) Excelsior, (SaratogaN High
RoaS. tSaratoga3 Nichy, Kissrngcn. Also, the fol
iowiag waters IN n7ttie, congress. Exec sor lla-
thorn, Uevsrr, High Rock, 81. Louis, Magnetic,
Franhin Baiston spt, Gettfsburg, Missisqaol,
R0Csuridgc ANN. -. C4tlarae's Aftcsidn, truid-
ert-ial.s, viciy, Selizer, bedford, Etc.
+. BRINGilutST A Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner sixth anu Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
XpeftAI Nnttffs.
Cholera ana DInrrh9a ,IIxtur

Cures diarrhra, dysentery, cholera mortus
cramp pain. etc. Price 25 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Isrrs, Mast Efa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
punLrsBBp syRRY A FTKRNOoN, ts,lnda

PuBLTsHBD EVERY AFTERNOON, tS'indays
seepted, at ths COMMERCIAL. BUILDING, South-iresi
sor,<r Knh and Market Streets. 7soo eenls copy
Ter, CENTS a ,sssk DELIVERED FRKE by carrbrs
throughout the eify. The COMMERCIAL ,cH Be sent by
mail % any Pos. Office in Mem Castle County at sa~
per annu, 125 for months; 50 cents per month
Post Onoes outside Of Neto Castle county, $3.50 pT
ennura ST. 30 for three months; 30 ce'ns per month
rHK PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE in al cases.
COMMERCIAL l. STEAM PRINTING Rooms, pro
sided NTH frst-elass machinery and stifsi trorSnf
for ereetrg Book Job, aud Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions at prices belo,o the aiding Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELAFARB TRIBUNE, tgeetly,l the Pe'liiIs,'dT
organ Of TURNER'S and Firitgro,rers; great Fanlhy
Newspaper; published epery Thursday nsorning at
qs.o Dollars year, POSTAGE rIsErAID BY rHs PUB
LIsHKRa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

~ Persons learinp torn for the simmer can hare
tA COMMERCIAL mailed 20 hf1n, postpaid, for %
cents month.
Subscribers se',di'id siiigs copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,ray by mail informed that fi0o-cent stamp Is
required an ordinary 'urdpler b. us' II rscni 10 ne
post Office ,rith one cent stamp nitI probdsy ref
reach is destination. The paper NTH no rrdIpsr al
all or a light one, can Be mailed for ons at.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

ITERA RY SOCIETIES ISSUING
IL weekly or monthly papers are invited to avall
themselves of cur facilities for neat work at prices
slightly above cost of production, at the CONNIE
cIAL STEAM POwHR PRINTING Rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

ID FIC HOUSE A. SERVER,
Il North Carolina Avenue, Between Atlantic and
Pacific avenues Atlantic city, N. j now open. Best
and most convenient location on the island Near
the depot WI hin haf Il square of the qua cr meet
ing house, the Episcopal l'res' yterian and Catholic
churches. and but short distance IRON te beach.
jcl2-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25

Another Sc ip OF those Elegant hu,nois
S.SiDs.
A'so. soda water aud sqTsaparila, at the nrla-
ware Aveune Drus Store
VT. ALRiCHs
Apoihucary
!yiI-f 3n Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
Summer Hesurts.

A LHAMBRA.
IA ROBERT B. LREDs, Proprietor.
Corner of Atlantic and Massachusetts Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Enlarged TO three times lis former capacity. Near
rot aud cold sea water baths and the beach. Loca-
ied.in the cool and AIRY northeastern part Of the
lsiairi. strictly n temperance hotse.
ROBERT b. LEEDS,
JeIo-9m Proprieior.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
Jnr,inn's I'onlc Ale

Jprtiun's FuHic Ale
ls Just what you want 10 strengthen the system,
under lie rnerYAtaf ll:uences Of Spring. sold by
y. \ Z. SHOEMAKER,
l'uRRHACiSTs,
nog2-ti SIS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-25
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
Improved Fronmcr ;

ImprOVcd Irohmcf
EXTRACT OF MATT
70 those who wish tie nourish!ng properties Of
Alr Beer or Porter hut vine cannot take them on
act ounl Gl the acpan winch they contain We re-
oommrud the lmpr vol Extract VI Mat which con
tans IN concentrated to&u all tic nngrlshment OF
ualp liquors Vifnpt thcir stimulating nrc!s. sold
B.& G. SHOEMAKER,
I'm sGSACisls,
noy3-tf sos Market street.