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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
The New Eiquor gsili.

The new Liquor License Bill, which
has passed both Houses, CONTAINS twenty
Jy-four sections, Of which the following
are the most important -
Sec. 5, That all hotels, inns and tav-
erns shall be classified and rated accord
ing to the estimated yearly sales of Ii,
luors authorized to be sold therein, or in
the house intended to be occupied for such
purpose, as follows, to wit: in all cases
where such estimated yearly sales shall b
ten thousand dollars or more, such hotel
ian or tavern shall be rated as Of the iirsi
class, and the sum to be paid for license
shall be four hundred dollars when more
than eight aud less than ten thousand
dollars, as second class, pay two hundred
aud ffty dollars; when more than six and
less than eight thousand dollars, as third
class, and pay one hundred and fifty dol
lars when more than four and less than
six thousand dollaE5, as fourth class, and
ply Que hundred dollars when, more than
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

thirty-frst, Ammo Donini one thousand
eight hundred and 6fsy-six, which shall
be approved by the Recorder of said city
after Justification of the bail before him
before license can III any case be granted
And prortded further, That each apRli-
cant, on his bond being SO approved aud
fled, shall receive from the clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions u certificate of the fact,
which certificate he shall produce to the
City Treasurer; and on the production OF
the same the City Treasurer shall collect
the amount of the tax for which he has
been assessed by the City Commissioners
under the provisions of this act and give
the applicant his receipt for the same
and on the production of said receipt the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions is
hereby authorized to issue to such appli-
cant license; and no license shall issue
unless these provisions be complied with.
SEC Is. That keepers of drinking sa-
looms shall be licensed in the city of Phil
adelphia, to sell sucb lqlors on the prem
ises described in their lceuse, as licensed
keepers of hotels may lawfully sell and
all keepers of licensed eating houses, in
said city, shall have the same privilege
as to their sales, and all keepers of eating
houses and drinking saloons, in said city,
shall pay for such license at the same
rate paid by keepers Of hotels and tav-
erns, in said city, to be ascertained In the
same manner.
SEC II That applicants for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors, in the city OF
Philadelphia, shall not be required to file
any certificate of citizens heretofore re-
quired, nor shall any publication of such
.pphcatiops be required.
Sec. Is. That the clerk of the Court
Of Quarter Sessions shall not charge or
receive more than one dollar for any
frame and glass he may furnish Herewith,
and these fees shall include all his com
pensation for furnishing, preparing and
fling the bond required in any case.
SEC. 10. That the ninth, sixteenth,
seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth,
twentieth and twenty-iirst SECTIONS of an
act to regulate the sale of Intoxicating IL
duors, approved March 81, 4. d., 1886,
be. and the same are hereby repealed, So
far as relates to the city of Philadelphia ;
and that the mode Of assessment provided
in the Sd section and the provisions OF
this act shall not apply to said ciry.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

MODERN DEMOCRACY.-SenatorH Hammond, of
South Carolina, in the recent debate in the
Senate of the United States, tells US that all
!a4oriag nyen are 3" slaves" This is cue of the
Hpoipts" Of modern democracy, practically
uphei at Tamu. any Hall, and indicated by
some Of her Representatives. Here is another
= point" which has been put forth by Senator
Clay, OF Alabama, in his regent speech
Estabish, as principle, that to give sane
ton to law it must be approved by the m@jor-
ay al tie 6tlio'-bor, and you take away this Sc
curity ana surrender those rights to the most
caprcious rapacious ard cruel tyrants.
regret to see the growing spirit in Congress,
md throughout the country, to DEMoCEATIzE
orr submit enery q:testion. oraeth-
pertaining 10 Oyraaic or municipal taacS, 10 the
cote Of He People.'
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SUProRr YOUR tiOME PApER.-An exchange
talks thus gensbly upon the duty of support
ing home papers. We commend this talk
to tAe five or six hundred Republicans in this
county who do not take the Journal, as also
to the three or four hundred who give it the
cqgntenance Of their names but withhold the
warm rays of their purses
"RecoIIect if a home weekly is to be sup
ported, home influence must do it, Every dol:
iar sent to eastern papers IS at the expense OF
The local papers. 4 county Acquires proni-
ne4ce through its paper more than in any 9th
er way. and to every one who has county ia
tercst at stake, his hQRa p9per is a necessity
Never VIII such II man take paper printed
away from home until he is able to take q
second paper His first paper will be ais hom5
sheet, and he viii SO Identify his owu interests
with that OF his county paper as to consider
his subscription as much a matter of yearly
duty as a payment Of his taxes"
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ntN= That yanernb;e c6ampion OF Free,

nB~ That venerable champion of Free
dom in Congress, Aon. Joshua R. Gid
dings, of Ohio, had his third attack Of dis
ease OF the heart on the 29th inst, while
making few forciblc remarks in vindica-
ton of his vote for the Crittenden amend
ment The attack, which was Tot so
severe as the previous ones, soon passed
81, and it will be seen by reference to our
Congressional news that he was at his post
voting on the Kansas question the next
day. We hope he may live to behold the
Gnal triumph of the great principles of
which he has been 50 long faithful and
unf1inching advocate, as well as many OF
the fruits of that success.
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CIV 1Iottttr yournaL.
ay- John Mitchell, in late numbe
C0UnEgSHpRT. PA,
THURSDAY 4JcrNiag, iDay e, 1853,
T & CHASE. Enlrna Avn PHI lSHER

Eg- John Mitchell, in late number
of his Southern paper, says:
Il AIN a moderate man, and oontlne nay
views for the present to a Dissolution Of
the Union-Keyival Of the African slave
Observation-Disclosures Of Cnba, Cen
tral America. Mexico ond the West India
Islauds-aGd establishment of potent
Southern Confederation, based on Slave
~, that's all. As for the conquest Of the
Northern States, would defer that"
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S8r In letter dated Washington City


April 10th, Joshua r. Giddings says:
:" It is due to my junior associates to
say. there is less intoxication and less ap-
pearance of vice among the members OF
the present, than of any Congress with
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
An Army 0I S0knS.

In addition to ':tho kings friends, "
there is at this time an army Of spies,
called into service by James Buchanan,
with view to aid in the work of forcing
Lccompton through Congress. We com
mend the following description of this
army and its dirty service to those who
still think James Buchanan is fit man
for President. 1t is from the pen OF
John W. Forney, late democratic nomi.
nee for Senator from Pennsylvania:
AN ARMY OF SPIES.
I can hardly believe nay senses, that
this is the city OF Washington, and that
James Buchanan is President What is
the aspect7 One wide reign Of terror
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07We give the following editorial re-
marks of the Tribune on the above, in lieu
Of Offering any Of our own, aud which are
paoh more comprehensive and to the
point than we could pretend to offer. We
Sops our readers mill give them an earnest
spd .a-efni peFusaI.
Wei L>c@nprnn Janior has passe3
Tr~ thenf
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

sez- The editor of the New YORK ~ :.
Journal says: Blessed are they VINO " r;,a
advertise, for they will rarely be tFO00''N
customers,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

- The Legislature sf kaazas recently eIec-
ted Champion aHg1aB- Of the Leaven worth
TT4sez, Dualic printer Mr. Vaugaan bas since
resigned -Ie offiee-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

u - or "hF he delinquent subscriber il ur
"Ing luIIrSssiye notes
should gou ask ne why This ,It,nni,s,
WY 'ese sal complaints .s.l,i ma. rrosr<
= u lner loud aboaE IeI iaguents
il aiFe read papeI weekly,
L'e-''i v at saey have aevy "a ID -cr,
=. ~ with pieazurs. ,t,a with nro---
Hesa liIe news both home ami sorr.;gu
al the sssas ana ne poems,
Fun af vision md instruction
should I1swe- we should ell GU
FROM the prinrrr, ON The zg-zter.
: om the rom old paper n4ksr.
-om e andla : rs4ia .s.-is--
From man Who lax herte-
W. q sta-Ip rom Ess-I,. S.l.s, -
C7cle sam II rovdies cali him
From -hens II thes. eoures uexsar.
Ne ssae=1 - pat firmly s. ken,
g Please % par rs, What you owe *"
sd 1t i q --ea. z,sy message.
When our gndz are a. .- IA, ed
aH -s List lHak aore has rf, :,
Vlea he 70 ] coin 81 have y .1i..sd.
Come 70 pay JlTr pspc ma ker.
Gone - pay the TOLL : 5 "a r..
..z 20 pay The I4n,Ilor- Tsu-e.
Gone % prv le -c1ivc carl
1re -s- Did T-4cie SazaueI-
e mel sam the GoTtiies caI lii
Zone 10 gav She Western PAPER
Tree and cwen;g hum e.. o
sad : % cu-u our -e,i-er.
Tan lie earcs %. Is e4
T ara and So What sums are due -.
p or v-iaf.zes org since en-
DIe t5r vesrs pleas AMI rssdinS,
To- vss-s Of -sor-- AZ
-l- les. re cur Patient ali
Due despite our constant I'm n-.
Due zsln. en-. -rg 10 =g-.v.
Eoul- -01 siE5 -l-dea from u.s.
N0u-d E1u lE-ra Pc re Eou uz7
y oa-l raU laa,s a I..sa snt slumLar
Vel Eo- -av-1- -,fGict cenAc.enca
F1ald E1u -ls O. sape- aaig 70
SEN .lz ll..,a.v vs=.e, Is none
-a4a u none, SER lS mo.rcv,
sen US money tAa1 Fou owe u-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

There are reProactes WHICH give praiss, and
praise Which gre rsprcachez
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16
SELECTED POETRY
TIE PRINTER SEEAWArEa

le loi4oFl7g We copy from the Democratic R.riavv
not ia7m the pen Of I-on-f, oqv ft Il 4, +,,5 : = :
desel irtlon af the famiue-,f ti,s -. - -
- - ~ a Ia TIE Laughing Water-h he
anus ,isss OF al romen-of OH Dacotah or Hzxzrf,
l4 oi esflios- and touching too to him yo
-t taat'et ana ann sho reads Iner~ 4nre i Il -
22ll Lor Why the delinquent subscriber :, r,ret -
-e4 ms ildebtedness - sung by The poet IN re 6
-osIns iuII r,Ssiya notes - 80 -.e ioi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16
W. EI-DEB BRAS

- Dr. --d-a-4ud las brought E.la am t-o11 rs1-
- some 1a-- -lI.s8s zle,e--- 1-l5s-V-1sl-- e
-aa-.zEr1 B. s-I-r
al -=alayss. &c. nay ge speedily slz--- ~~E1
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

arS-f.e asli1TvIuz b-rsi fIo7-e.i sf rv5-suFu
uttered by nne VINO .dently Is faL.v aeq1a a,-
ea VII .ae -erose
Every -c5fasI boy suowS hat a X L III not
lv au-e-s = das SING wing sf down, [. =
7G-r - IN lie. The mau w8a : rEed down 5v
BALI dnze.s bioominz cam euslhilltIe-. ard
1heIr runl her VII make 4 higher ans stronger
tIgGC than e bachelor Y lo. baFIag aafalBs 10
keep bs1n -sezdv, = a lwEvs iouHGerrug In EBe
mud I yaa want 20 rIse IN l.le E0rLG-1le y0Gr-
self - something.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16
vEDFCAL ~OTICE.

IT II rz5e-s1a would respectfully EnuouEce 70 lla
1 1L =-LaEl.s 3azruas tl-r rz-eszlr isliet
zza.E II 4Iuerz Point n gle practice Of Medicine
y- 45 IlE times promptly respan 70 me calls
* -.. Sc requiring lls professional s,-Tlesa-
&as.Leucs AM office little so0l1 9t the Y .
3 =. N -..z -gr-1-r d street. Henry ls-
IL. 1-4L11zs -rsz111rs 1c-a9Ies-'g gg eAs ---e =
" HI-DEBRASD-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

So vna would net fa&e me 10 he we y 3
said i vagng lady % her partner wbile dancing
! ps4lka i Jew eFenLngs since nat would
vo1 axe ns nr - Tor osessr 81 sor -0s %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

The sight Of 4 4 eun zz-i 5 1 be = ge--na1
against he wee than The be@5 lhas ever was
preacI e.f upon II
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

- l boy Gu, h-- q aadla.her-z gun and
loaded 1t. but wa, afraid Fo ire he however.
liked he fun Of loading, and ~a be pa. In an
other Charge but was ~tfll afraid 10 ire He
Kept ON charging b.J1 y rhouJ IL =. uit5I he
g"t - charges n the cid piece His -aud =
moth learned his temerifv -ma-tIv reproved
hIn- and grsl~ping de old erlliaenssi dischar--
Hf j. tEe Ee@u VS. trs .ueuCuus. throwing
she Sd Ladv ou he- back She -romp,Iv = -lI.--
g-ed fn regain her 'eef- bat the boy cried out.
- LEv stu, g-auny--lve mo. . Cd -e= 10 20
OFF vet ,+'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

II order 90 i've iast ". and be respected We
rust reiialiu from do.l., ,aa1 Ealeh We blame
- others
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

Nodera fables a-e Ike Quaker p eacse-g 49,
-.e'- only -o1nr1 5e4.e S4el lie spirit moves
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

STRONG DEFENCE plaintiff commenced
SUIT III one OF the >a8 Franchises courts i few
days a a@o- on IN ordinary note IF u2ad The
defendant put IH e.. alleging
That 40 such note as The ore n suiJ WIS
given.
81 "a. # given he dz.c had been altered
3-Ihar II correc,ly ta-el lhe signature Is
i forgery,
4-That the note has been more than pad
II lumber and hogs;
5-Ihat tLe note Is aa-zed 0y lie ssa,ae Of
Hgli-af Jon.
C-Fha che deiead dau5 has gone Trough
9i.l EuP,cy, WuLcA ausUlves aim ia Gu AZ MS
debts.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

AA1AAAA---s> A. AzA-Sr-@A-
- zEE8AI. LAND AGEST, opposite The { s Hotel
1 a.rl--l. Mineral Point 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

- few days since = rough rou g-v -oo1
iulc fellow en-e.=i oue o. the N-w York banks.
T4d march ug gp ~ tle counter exclaimed
Here ! am, want you TO take a fair look
at me-
Without 4 word fl-the- he -s-ude ont The
next daE lie same Gus. oH.er appeared. Utle~e,i
the same words aud again disappeared TIE.
rl9 rd day, he walked 10, and advancing 20 the
teller's desk, anu sh-ew dowa i j. AT PAYABLE
three aavs after si-nt-
Now. SAID he, you ve seen me -Lree lines
Z want The money Eor lf.F'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

-lEE-E ASD -8CSSELL0E 1T Law, II
4 5ala- lal-=e-Ious promptly .1-teu1s- TO-
sr.- Als-eE & r-a1-l-s store
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

-. .. EEILEER. -.

I'D sEsestllF tender lis 859f.ssian-- -s--Ecu
citizens IF 14Lae--L r- ard g5t-..zt--
-=- opposite -la -al--l States Ao,=.- 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

j. -.- .5 b, Ferv 0~sS and ahes- -..iI ..es,- sear
h'ru~ ines. = Hlit.ss'lHg -sad gf-~zs-i....
@lEl - Fhou-- very cheap az 500 b. al ae
pre-e'r time rne same da-csz 1so. Ga eootLs NAV
5e had for -.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

LOUIS L. q CRAM
80 ~ ~ AID COUNSELLOR -l-lclzlr ia zlL-cc-
~ 4a4 4sI1erl4 -ls- gent DuzsgL--e Iowa -s,.---
= 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

-EShIN, RKISGEK - CO..
= III > .
ETrscerIss WhoIesaIe ant K all
E--aeT. SEw STONE sCILDI-.G H1zH-zI,)
L -zrz4 Point august. 1895 --9
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--sE- E ZEssaGEE-
CO35 3 zTE>-1IOEE-
--Es-E-z ~ L-E. --i1sr=I Point, VS. ozce
= -s-- Alz.-r J. T-zl=-s store 81
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@ei6Gftss @nasins

Oer untcrssisnete mabt benz 9utlifum bic Wn,eioe.
pap er Den Store nabe on Der Ode Der s.. unp Sruab,
StraBe Griter Sffee Oss .anseigers") iternpmmsn
nne init etnert rsi6sn Eager bon Gisarren, 8aut. ,inb
Shnupftabat unp abnli6er gu eiriem @sfbaft oe6S.
renoer artifsi sr0Huit Dat. Dura beRGnpise @snS,In.
9sn nno peri0nlide stlise Gintdufe ouf nSrpliden
@larttea TT oerlelbs tn ben Stanb ssirbt, ietu'n 8re,tn,
oen nnb @6nnern quite Baaren ,l erbGltni6mG6i Biz
b'atse' 9reiien %cherirsn gu t5mncu. lin acneiate gno
'tdt fftnss saserS unp ,m ,ablrei6e geRelunatn bittet
ergebtnH 5enrp, RnTemsrtn
1913 8rpdbiroEc.
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Bekanntmachungen
per untsrsftdntte madt tas SntIifum auf feline,
Seafiebc ~2eibbibliotbef
aus rie6r ais
tass 1000 S1mSesa ne

bel'ebene unS bic neulten Grlhsinuntapc,,,, Der sutIf,u
sltsrat,,r entlaltenb, aufmrrtianl, unS erpieblt sieIen
fs'neaiti9en SutsrI6as 3rr fei6issm genasunq.
Slper iperosn ausgelieten gsscn 5interleauna BON
Sl.oU gu . ets. per Bud, Sci 4bpnnement yun SO Cts.
per @fenat nno $500 per Sabr bti 8Urausmbluns.
.. Saflet, gnG9antlrr, ~
ute Gtrabs, benz 1teater a%saeniber-
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6. Sebir's
sroBes easer spm 5erren- uns 9amen 9duten
aub Stiefel a(ler 2lut.
8rnabRr., na6e Der Stem @traE


8rpGplr, nate Der Stem 9traBe,
It fr ssssnWartSe sahon aufs @siaFaltisfr unb @annisfaafsRe
auSeelfattet, unb Tam Der llntsrSsihaee ieinen 9eebrten AaaSen uns
benz Yutlifum bic 8sriiferuns 9ebsa, bab le aufs @teGne unS gils
lisfs bebisnt mtrbsn, ba sr Sur4 parlpnli6e ginfdufs in ben n6rb-
li6en Gtabten, bic er nur sesen baar @elo 9emo6t Bat, bier,u in
ben Gtanb SeRbt 1T. SbleBltb bfnsrft Ssrislbe, bab Ct fir allie bei
itm aefaufts SDaare 9arantirt pb bihet nm f%reunblt4sn 8u1.rudb.
1871 gbS. Seble.
Dr. 8rifen lsnft bic aafmsrfiamteit itinsr gtsanbs unb bss
selammtrn @nblifuns aUf be gBi6ti9teit Der SerltRsrunsS geIel>
I6afsn rnb bic bamit p%erbunoensn egobfn SorBeih, fur Welte ber>
isbe 9er IN &ihmpnb is, elmer asies BON Sabren @9ent mar unb
nod 1T. SisIe gpmpaenissn itb bic Great assffern Sire sns
inrance COMPANY unb ssatipnal eife endurance Gpinpanp Of
@biiasclpbia, nit Cinem Gapital BON nebr ale 1000, 900.
9aS 2ebsn pOn @srlsnen (psiBe un0 itmaTS) rpirb bon bsniel>
ben inter ben 9lnli9Ien Sebin9un9en Serii8ert, etenlo S6uIer,
M6beG, S6tffe unb Seren 2abunsen, &auf I'M nnsaIter
9anbmerfSSeus &c. &C.
Wa Gin jeber ~Serderte @srlult pirb punftlib a~us6esablt bier
in GidTlOn6 in Der SfFte an gearle nabe @iainlfraBe, neben Serrn
Gado's Sffes. %gusfunft pe9tn Seri3erun9 Wmo buflbt Sebers
mann Cratic trtbettt,
Or. 8riden pirO ieben StaottSsit bsiu4sn, in ben, cine 8er>
T6srun9 ecrssnommen fperSen fpG.
.r. 6. 81. 8riden, Sd. o,
@eritderunss> @sent unb 6rjtlt6er Graninatcr.
E .a. .G ~ Sffee: 9earlitt. IA. Strabe) nabs @ajn,
40 "a sH sE s.fa ta Ridnpn6, Sa. tsa. r,sss
@sOrudt aui Der DampfprsIe Der o9outb"
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SBps. %. Sarauar.

PrHttt OCT Wns Is itter,
Ode Ste unS S~rcaelraBe. nsben Dem, grsatlr. ySstel.
8itnonb, Na.
8irder, bncnilihe Webdube unS gSpbnb6uler wcrben mil Oaos.
rb 9amnfrtbren Su Den b%taiSlsn @yriIcn perleben.
Ess- @Ge eerartise @ufrdse werhen Sanf6ar entaeoenoeusr.
men uub ihnrNleuS auSssfubrt.
Js- 9lumbin9 icptr @rt wrb iansafens beIprat. 17.l2
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0rprde q. Nunplrp.

6lnjt9 Grocer, $50 &rGGNirraBe, nate Der G. StraBs,
bali IN nilltdco uo ppi Sl9ttt5 Eager Won grccsric5 auer Dirt,
Nreinn YsriauiI. llm ctnrn 8cnA ieiner 6rrunOe unO bss 9u6lis
fms tiuct rrNss nit Ser SeMtrfuus, S0B eS ibm ;um gserorii.
act otrciaGu Yirb, aut Se ssben prVtlten &umetn bsbienen IN
tSnutn.
g.. q. SuntleY.
800 9b!s. Grultsc. NCmtersN, @ranulaeS, @rpunt unb 0atsnt
Et Gut ycaf ,iutcr.
$50 wis. = ySuvm u unb . aaTt. 3udcr.
900 btls. prime mtp trrp Msp Sclean5 3udtr.
100 sis. prime ns@ trrp 3tp Sreans MSSlaNts.
70 ttrcca
100 b6lS. OulHru umS 8ad serup.
so HRS. Muecppaoc Mpnnte.
$50 Ibis. unb "tiereeS 8atcn 6ams.
200 btbs. 9latCu SiceS unc StOutStrs.
go b6lS. uub tierceS 2orb (prtme lso).
$50 fe99 prime 9Beltrn Nc0f 2arc.
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500 bpre3 Mbamantine unb Salpw Gant(e8.
800 bprt5 Slod, Srrnn unb 5ance Spaps.
so tcrees 8ie.
so bbts. Cream @c.
200 bbls. pure Giber @inesur.
800 boxes Gu9liIb Dairy 9tese.
75O bbls. Cincinnati nnb IeetifcO gDbistep, Iun, Gin, Sranbe,
Cordial, 9erts umo Wabeird gBein.
$50 bNs. pare Sir9inia McIntain 9SRt5fse.
100 tieree5 2rnbcn 9prter.
as SaSS Qaauura, 0SUda, Nlnrutaitr Mfc urs 3ago GoFts.
100, 600 @rineipe, 9aYano mS onctre Gi9orren.
% bbls, Gt6sr.
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in elmer 8rpcers ~ ilbins Gtobliiiemsnt 9t9aitsh psrSsn.
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