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The PURE JUIcE.--A City chemist in
New York not long since analysed bottle
of imported champagne, sold as pure, and
found in il one quarter of an ounce of sugar
of lead. A writer in the Observer states
that liquor dealer admitted to him that on
one occasion he purchased of country
merchant lot of whiskey, and before the
merchant left the city sold him back part
of it manufactured into various kinds of
wine, at from one to five dollars per gallon,
taking care to supply his orders for "com-
munion wine" at five dollars per gallon, to
save appearances.