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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

SO.
G r AN d SPRING OPENI G
&. ID. f. Ills SONS.
May be seen an entirely and handsome assort-
mcnt OF Spring Goods.
INV SPRING DE-LAISEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREs,
NEW PlCcoLoMINI PLAIDs,
NEW WHITE BRiLLIASIs,
NEW coLoRED BRILLIASTs,
NEW CAMBRICs
NEW FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GINGuAMs,
new LINEN DAMAsR,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN n'K'Fs.,
NEW DoMEsTIos,
NEW hose,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
&c, 6c., &c., 6c, &c.
Allof which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 40 days, will be offered at aston
shingly low prices. March 18th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

NJ f D CT NAL PURPO SEES.
TT is nearly two wears since tho subscribers first
q introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whiskcv
into tho market. TWAS doubtful experiment in
many respccts-hnt ms thew were assured by emil
mont Physicians that it was actually one Of the
best remedial agents for Lung Com plants and ma
nv other diseases, ar m Hnadueroted nr',ole corid
br oLtaiacd.) t'cv Immediately made arrangements
n large manufacturer TO supnlv the best article
that could he made. When their first invoice was
received it was fairly tested nv ANALYSIS and its
purity acknowledged. Since that time they have
in no instance whatever Put imam inferior article ;
and tho reputation that their Whiskev has now
ACQUIRED is such, that it is universally recommend
e1 hv thousands who have nscd it, and especially
by our most eminent Physicians.
IT'S purity cannot he questioned. n thorou ~h
ANALYSIS has hccn made. ms will be seen hv referring
to tho following certificate copy Of which accom-
panies each bottle:-
estate AssAYER's OFFICE,
q Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857. {
" Messrs. Wilson, Fairbank & Co;
Gcntlcmen-I have mndn
n chemical analysis of the sample Of nourboc
Whiskey you sent me- searching them for druyv or
aduirating matters, and have to inform you that
the samples of Whiskev free from any aditlter-
ATOMS, and do not contain any poisonous or ,njtri-
Gus matters, and hence are suitable for medicinal
Respectfully, your obedicnt scrv't,
"CuARLrs T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
" State Assayer."
In ordsr 70 pr,vsnt dseention observ, that the far
simils of the signatur, If our firm covers the cork
cpery 6onleuthout this protection none is gen une.
Tho above is put up in quart and pint bottles
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON; FAIRBANK & CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. - & As Hanover St, Boston.
March 5th. w37m3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

I have several barrels of excellent soft soap,
very low. A s. DEWEY APRIL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

LAW BLANKS.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale
DEEDS-Mortgage, Quit-claim and WARRANTED,
WRlTS-Justice, Justice Trustee, County Court
General Counts, County Court Note Trustee.
Trustee Book Account, General Courts and
Trustee;
PETITIONS for Foreclosure, and DECREE. IN
CHANcERY;
HIGHWAY BILLS, LEASES, OFFIoER's RECEIPTS,
MARRIAGE CERuTIoAIEs, Commissions TO take
DISCLOSURE AMI CITATION. Blank DRAFTS,
NorEs, &c, &c,
L 4 w PRIN ING,
all kinds, done 10 order, with neatness and dis
patch, at the
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. & COLLEGE STREET,
l6wtf Burlington,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.

MILES 4 HOWE. Church Street Manufnctu-
W rcrs NJ and dealers in Ladies'. Cents md
0hldrens Roots Shoes, Caters, Tics. Of every VA
riety md style. We have now on hand n very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of desirable Goods for the Spring trade Mt prices
to accommodate all classes Of the community Al
kinds OF
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NY aea@sseSEl.

MFFFb 81 !, Fss 9G9,a5o@ oO an ~ 80. : auxf
81 s Satt'n ~ - sfjssii III 800.
SFsatf, Z 9ents : j n N8a(b.}
Sifdbtt"'' 81 S9 . 4 SF p" 81, I $40 50117:Pt : .fY0 y MO, 2
Z $l4x1S; NJ. 3. erD5s 10 S%allsifar. $2,5O~-$S g.
rau4elte SpA 31-40 per 9p1; Gu
StOdftf6, PER 100 9funO $3.50. Il saftfA
6N--8 Roiinem, $2,25-3,5o ptr Dor; Sat-.
SS@ett; Bet8em S 1871 @tS. per Of; kSrtntben
3 . e,S; 9ttFUntn, $i4O; 0ran8tn, $2,1O-225.
Us%ar3, gtrupnt 7z9 s per ri, Wetfen 1O--1OT. uain.
Saga = 2A 4 Me"statanB6 5-68, gftfsr 1OA-io11
guam YeruOianti4er 2247 @funb $62 IS,
" ppS per 90nne S3,71-4.
@etrotbe, 28st3en. rOtbtr l50-t65, wetBer outer t60-
lb4, ertra fetner 1856.
sUtn pstbes 78-83, selbeS 1856 s.
0afer, 8re. mnb Dtarpl. 81, 0ennE $50 GtS.
9ea! &fSStmetig per &rnns 81: IS 3'V Slte S9 S1oUii.
pGaSutte' per = j. 81 81 y SIS l i sgS- -t1, oetrp6nste44-,sa
pant amasritanif6sr per doane $l1a@i5O, Maaiaa pr
Yfuno Z @tS, rultfGer Der Ipnne 1910.
SGFt01Ieln @tsFser per 8aiH.a $50 @tS, 8ew0 nlt9s
&affst MO fair per yfanb ii, 2O ant II ertra 70
Sapa 1412-l6, ~Ga8aaYra llM-l2.Gts
1leeiaa en-, $6.25
Rdle per Yfuho e-9H Gents. IU..
&Pblen, fstne TCrfburB per IDnne S.. so, 0fun Of the Shine
500 SNuntp S425, Georges Greet ale SUrten So 60
$3.50. 4ntbraeits fur Stabtsebraua So ,O0-$5.25 Gpt6.
Nno gSetB1i6en= unp Baltimore @plnpdanie s.. 25 $40
eshs Sit S1blen per gfanD 3o-31 ets, apunfrs 6S9ls
30 Gts, MDusb Sttrttns z4-25 Cts, Gpanilb Se6.
Country 9tiairr, f9wars S3~36 ST., }SDsrissotr ra85 Sas
Geu $3.50, &al1fele eas 1usemO $12-20
4tt,tcry NbamGnttne per Up 1871 q. Gemtf8e Sverm
$50 &tS, sperm 39-4 Gts, MOulb (sesodeGej 2Gefll
lib @t6, DO City Is Cts
100, better las @ts.
MDlaiftS NepeOrlenn8 fair BIS prtna per @aapne Az
AZ Gt8, Cuba $50 SIS, WuscUSdbU 27-33 Cts, porto
Rtcp 34-38 Cts.
81 60 SOwarOar. 0enes p. s. 81 Gtts Mnus 81
Suptr SbtO 81 {Uwarbtr. &rtra S7,62-S.t2% Git,
@rrd $7.0O-6, 8nItU. Sanity $3.50, 9alio. @rtra IS.
%, Gtgs8en $4.22. aOrnnletl &aIttmp, per 100 @lunb "a
%. GOnnteS4 70. #.
Sci, sperm per Saaone 81. 25-1.35, Common gDtale 65
20 @ts, patent 70-75, 2art-OeI7 70 50 Cts. Qeinfaa.
men.Sel rs @tS.
9rpptftpnen. ~eef per 100 dR s14-15 50. g-Wort $ts,
so, @erGubetteS SApetneFtt4: Sdulter per {S "a
Cts, Setter 80 &tS, SAinfsn l0-13 Is.
unserdu6erteo @4petnsaeti4 S@altsr 81 Cts, Set,
ten SM&tS. Qarb 11M-t215
Hu m 9leW.SBlnnb per Gdlpne 48- so cts.
NetS, peer 9f 4A-4M Its.
Salb, @rOnb alua per sad 80 Cts, Marf&aa's sf.S5
Iittpa'S Si.4O, Gurts Sslano 15-16 SITS.
Strpb, @O89sn per Xpnne $l0--i2, Q8ai5en SIS.
Baltimore ben %. Sauuar 1859.
Sprup, tu1B, ertrd per @aGpne AZ btS as @tS.
st te, p$P 81 BITS 81 Cts.
Iale, per #S 10I @ts.
Ga bd d per 80 "A sis so GtS.
QDa3s, per +P 81 bis 81 Cts.
QGttSte9 @ttp u. Qanb per san. 27%-25 6 S6tO $50.
Nen>Orleans per 100 ~ $T.T5 Bis 900, 9prts
Gtcu, 81. 37h-5.75, Guba S6.25~7,62 0affn. 3uder aebt
tn pen rcrfHttpenep ; ruben NVn 6M-12A ie mad DUAL
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DalleN'S
AlaglcaI Pain EXsractor.

~ IVIT = ~ 10 '
.Mtsmals 1T cine @~nteefhn9 III Der Matertef MtS5tn AZ.
mdGt wpr6sn, wUbrrm Der G0merj fOsfb teG 4eHtut pire
unb wR &getis in harter &ntBtn una ~ raid In loren narar r.
ltd Il 3unant 5urutBebra9t D5sr I3uncen unp GSei9wurt &c
gDutpmmen 9sbetit wetben unb Dabu Feline IT. en- cber Ip,
ttBtn SuIosn jurid8flaHen, as bGrG Dauss's ntagilGe
ertl8sr.
Bet 9dnittea, %aDunbtn, 8errsntun8en unS Bra .l@es
/ Guen, BENIN Rtnoer tanner unterW0r, en- fnb - lit BIS QNi.
fuag IS G9ten D1uepi6en SGn lr8- Der Ii, Aers imner bic
lfIbet gDie Dtl S9rcrSsn unD 2tibea t6nnten nid,t cure
SieIte Wtttsl Derbthotl t rsrtsn. Sa feiblt has Qsbti S4.s
oft bapDa ab, bab Der G6te Dalet-@rtr-et btt Der Bans 1,
: NtGtereS beia8en me ne 8 DrEften 9aapbIete, aaf lie I'D {
1T tinSupetfed mir erlGube IN fur bercn &DaDrs I'll
Bett. 'nIWgFlll9 ealR'
MTG rrr- btt Oerprennungsn nhe Sfrt si1nnBtn MAG e
RCtn Eau < fem, bat tennl5 ban al ~ rfen en-. urisf
nrG 70 bb iuten> zen &t9enthaften pcH D4ufp'e @9rterr
trudenpen UNI betlen
icne-Sert lBer nj ~srnanb.. 'e Shadsel siK IN Stab ser@
0erfelbt IL nur G1t, penn b., : bFg y. .. y ptieng
btne8 etiquette nit Der Sienatu. OGlttt, 6ahrtfaet
unb s o., @i8entbIner, umb 5snrp aa
bat. |
WretS 25 cts. fir bic o6a6tel. III, Pc.
w. Ser Ne4te ~irS Ssrfanit bal Sstb g. p '4.s
1903, Q6ef>8alttmprefr.
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Sic orpgre .9obrtf

BON MSbeln unp Stablen in Dieler Staot.
Sci E. Mount,
So. 81 9tDrb @a9tra6e, s~eBenuber Der Sbb bellows pau
Baltimore,
nan aetg ben erB6ttn 0Drratp pSn Wt6bein IN pteisgtr
StaDt. @tnwOous unO Jrenbe iplttn b%enlelben. susrlt BE-
(eben, ebg he dnperswp f1ufen, fe fnbtn bort:
4 etc d Getes IN Srptat, plaid unb &oBHaardsaS,
9Sfa,s DON 9%tnsbaum ab Wta9aeenp mn ylni9
unb 0aarseug pber f~oaftstn Stpfen ~rdn3Dit-
nt lGe unb balb f~ranS6df0e YaIDr., ARM, .a.
lU SGauteI- unp S1rgfnble Dpn
a-4sal aaen Wiuheru nit uecer3ueen Don p
f-, 8rDfat-, 5aar unp anoereu
GtDfen. USufduOi8s 3tU- IA
nterc&tnrtdt1nBen DWh
NuBbtun Hno NtabG9O1ps
eaer. bDls, pgn $50 bis Su sos, ebsnip
Gin srUBss Ea8sf DDn &Opritublen,
ais S9aafsls, 3iInmsr. u. YarlprhIble
Dpn &t9ens u. 9tuBb lum6pl3, auf3ttptil&e,
gebenf1rante. @taeert's, @Umpbem &C.. 9aar.
GtgpD- unb Spriu9feDer .Mtatrasea O~Urrdtpt8 unb
auf Ueaeaung. - Ale WfRtel Uerben f~pr8faltts perpadt.
gRdttuin T.. Mount,
Ks 81 81. CSdDar., a %eaeniber Der Obo %snpw 6ouS.
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gse;oeu ala SSeif,n;tfsl

NsGa.3. Slim 8 a6te Stana. 5tisfu. fohnsn bea
SO pfweb nnD aae anbern, aus elmer unOrbnuna pes 9trbau.
unssfprsns entfan6entn 6ranftetten %rnpfpblsn wsrbtE,
4usf6leBlt6 ~pr1partrt RON JDm. y. Gilman, Gbeni1.
lpaitlng TON unb III ta5en In Baltimore far % 9te. pc
sd a&tel BET
Su4~S Sctb 9. 5dnce, So. 13 Z 1Itimgrsa
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BUR Grinmcrnn9 an &umbDlDt.
Sn meInern @erluse erfbetnt;
WlrranOer ODu SumbDl0f'S

Nnlidten Der Natur nit Sumbclot's 8iosrae
pbie unb Sumbplot's @crtrat.
gsrmebrte w~DbIfetIe Qplfsausaobe In 5 StsrsetntGatsen 9teft.
,uneen Won circa 400 Setttn a 20 Cts 5abIbar bet @~mptai8.
Mslter Denti9e fpate ntdt wInf&en, Elm QDrrt CUR Grim
ntruns an 9umbplbt, ben unStr8eBli@en ben StpI5 Dcutt0-
lambs ~ Hefsen, nnb F4 buan unb mann an ben S&Spfuneen
e,tles 8rDBen @etfeS labtn su fDRnen! Die Wntt6tem
Ger Natur" Nnb ater 6umbClDt'S ~pDpuldrfes g0trt, unb
i'd CLAUDE beBbaib bur6 btefe WSrlfehe NUItSauSeabe beGel-
Ben benz aa8emetnen 9punlG Su sntfpreGen. Die c1rUp1tl&e
Nuseabe bat Geographic Mnb portrait nt9t. = Die erfe Qt.
feruns rtrb am Ii, Stunt D~erfenbet.
Stem. gOrt, ben 81, Mlat 1859. Ertebr. @erbarb,
Mat3l.S ppR-BCr 4001.
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VI u VuEI,
MItemarle. nabe @tlFar.
8eini9ult9 oeS 8lute8l
DIR VuNpntS oplDene Y5lllen.

inb eines Der beaen unS erfOlerei6fen NrjneinitteI fur 1rau
eniranfbeiten. Gle Nnb mad benz &eeept etses ~tetubmten unb
ssf@t6ttn arltes prdparirt nnS sans ear%ISIsr MGtur, giels
ben bet @frsntburner. Stfperben burG bic sanss unipn +,
auen odtboren M~pDttetern rertauft Wnb fnb bier In BcItlr NOR
an BADEN BET @etb. 5ance, $40. 408 8aItimsrelr. unD St,ss,
aer mnb O.. Ode BON GbarieS. unb Vrattfr.
Dtefe Viutn werben 8eeea @,nltnbuna BON 81 arr
Nnsnttn. an bte BeRfler uit ber NDh Derf0nhf.
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uHo aue Nt1ntgclten, weitpe ppN ptroUrbentm Wa"
gen pcer Der eeber e~ntltebcn.
e2;4",als "%eracpfan8. innerl DE psmoribsn, Anbrana o,s
B!ute5 RL6 benz Ropfe Sdurt TN Tidaen, 5er,brenaen. 5pb.
bremen. MgpetitUlatett, Sdbwere I'm Ntdgen, 56pade unk
sSisS 3Seflbl I'm Wfa8rn uno untsrlsts @4wersv atoen
6erjfIppfen S6w te Der Nueen, Blefeu In benz &eRbt
Btetst unb RcpfiAmtrjen, Bef6psrsru bsim Atbnen, Gels.
rtcrben Der bGut nnb Nn8en, Settsufedeu, SGmsrStn TN
@dft unit ben @ltetsrn, 5tss TN Rppf unp Bremen tn
5letfh, 8dnstRfett u6 ytiehr9efhia 1spbtt.
Ott &iasnttlrnrr %eunpfebIen bicfe DisbtStn Der Nnfn rrffam-
tet bs Publtftns. fen ~utrrJ'uGt ppn benz lDcrtb uno btr
Nn8enleHsnf4lt t%trfeltrn fur ale esIbsn. pcflr fs ~sprtfsbtub
e%mrfobltn rirb. Sc TT btes fetn ueues unb pnsepraftes
Wfittrl, frute7n etncS, bds felt 10 Sdprtn Bite 9rifuag ppr BEN
amerttanilden Belle beAanbea bat unS btRtn Suf uuO Der.
tduf tts IeBt nod pom ictntm Nnbtrn errrt&t wurte. Dts
n.asn5ne, wtpe estmpmts nm0 aaseeSs,@ns1s aSTsN nne Yrt'
8eben ms ~unaebeutrs uub eta eeaaue Durdltf ina bts altGbr.
ITO BON bent Gigentbumer p~ubItSirten NimdnaGs, peI@en Der.
tsibs uneutBdblt1 eur1 bic MBtnttn ~OtrtbetItr IdBt. MUS aud
BEN un8ldu6taien l%berteugen, hae bleieS BttterS ntrtlt9 bt
8srubmtteit perbitat. rsIbt 20 trIanet bat.
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Bufb-n. Atttoen3 ~Drntkerei
Baltimore III { Gk er.

Ourb 8eiAafung Der ~nenelten Spbs9 brtften
ND mir int Stanbe, ale Druf>Nrbeiten, al8
Nmiblaecscttel, Sa1fartcn,
SamobilIe, SOnSert5ias,
Strculares Nrp9ramme,
NdntpDlete, Necciptbndber,
Sifttenfdrtcm Sheets,
OeiMdftefartert NpOtbefer= 0dbelS ,
iOUie aud @eiebdftss Stecbnum9en bon
isbtr ~beltsbtesn @rDBe nab 8eftauns f6rel anSuftrttetn.
I &DmftitutiOncn fIr @eie4lAaften wer.
ben gut unp plnfGliA au89eferttgt.
~ 3efeuun0en Dn 12Ilptngtph wetben prSlnpt befDrst
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g1A un9lGdtt6e Nu8repe. Der
.@Orrelpcnpent" U%erlan8t, paB iBul Die S4eib'.
lteR 0IeDen literatim ad QUl beiBen et) ver-
batim mltsetbellt werOen. Nie tam ater Der
y@OrrelpOupeut" cine lolde 3umutbuns MAIDEN,
oa oCd pie wabnlinui9en u0drtnse" uno anoe,
rem @eIblere, DIE er UOrt9en 0erblt fat Der lbm
bort ar Wort in bic 6eDer 9e9ebenen
Staubenreoe aufiIltte, mott in 5eDermann'5
Grinnerun8 lino F? NlQ Der v@OrreipCnpent"
iene Blamd9e pom Utittmpt elnigermaBen in
Ser9ellen9elt brln5en, 10 orufe er u n eren
8er.nt aber Die 0teOe ab in gleiAer 2Deile bat
CT ia pOrIgen I6erblt ieme Sunpen a:bhBt.
DaF nau bel Dem 8eb6ri9en Blloung89raDe
uno quten WIlIen reht WObl elnen beillerlaen.
oeu BeriHt iber enc Sdelb'16e Meoe erItat.
len fanu, erlisbt Del. Y@orrelpOnpent" an unles
rem 8eilpele. Dt03e er oalslbe ttuitrs bele r
befOl8en!
Ste Sdn8er8dlt e baben nun beinube
idumtlib bic Stapt Uerlailen. Den biz seltern
bier 8uridsebllebtnen OttSileOern OsS Ypi,
IapelpbierW so dnner.@ bore wurDe
cine e~i9eutbamli6e Sputlcn gu 2beil: mcbrere
@tubtlten. @befs IuDen lie lldmltG, alS lte lbner
auf Ger StraBe be9esueten, III 0as "Gmeta
.0pule" Des ~betanntsn @lubtlten @eo. ,. gut
ton, VI. 8. @te Son Baltimore. unD @oenltr.,
elm. Die Pblapelppler nabmen nIdt nur Die
@inlapun9 an, ~loncern erluHten uns, gu nIeloen,
Dap fe lid I'M @areta SOule gang wchl befun'
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&5ance'S
Sariaparilez, ve9etabiliide Deer 8lntreini.


&NAkNN
onn98SBiIen
BUR 8ttnteunB bts Bluses, B9fetung DDn Sale. ,ur mI..
berberRtluns Der ~esa6rten Srbnaas bes Mnasns unb Il ntsr.
iere WRebtjtn. 8pnbIuttee Yerfrten peI&e 6dnfe an JRssf.
wep, S6wtnbeI, S6lafretsit unb 8Iineea IN pen Sbrem I'll
Sen, dae Gettenbe, bic ppn etnent 5u farien BIutbranoe nsh
benz ESpfe, Hetm9efu@t ftnh, 70 ntcn ntent6IS Dbne bfefe I;Gos
fttn, tubent bteie ben fGnel eebrau4t. BITE 8efGbrlt6Rtn Rroni.
bttten %perbtnb(cA. 1852 1856 4I.EE
Maw leie ~fulsenbes lcbenbe 3engnts ibcr bic
s 9etlun9 Dpn OY8pepia.
@S ptrb tierrnit befGetnt8t, bag metne sSrnu felt 70 eob,sr
aa Dispepitd lit nn6 aue a~n8e3ei8ten Mtebtsinen unb xpUnns
tr 8pI8e farten 9rtntens beinabe bltno uuS befirmtsts H.
fauenbe &rantbett III betgnmen. "a b6tte tn ppn Soncs,s
SGrfapartle-V tlen unb tulte mtr cte GboGte( DerfeibSn
gu netneti erDBttn @raaunen wurbe t6 lpnpbl, ais aud
nteine Srau bur6 ben Wetrau6 ~berfelben curtrt uub tb Be-
fnbe mid lest pDtI unb munter. --
Nb4 Ust35 tU G. s. san,
IIeemarle' nabe 9DiIFRr.
Heini9ung oes 8lute8 o
Baltimore, ben 30. Suit tSh3
In Der Sruh unb I'm repten Mrme lit, welne nm Ser, -
bprtenen 3utanbe meines y ,utes t%errIbrteu, Man smnFetI
MIR ben @ebrah BON 6Gnce'S Sariaparteae- pber NIutrsVnt'
aunaS.@tlen. Nadbem tA etne Sbd6ieI bappn oshrnaA,
bate, berfhranben bic SGn,erjen, Die QDtrffamfefi Srr Nil
len mar febr setnb unb tG mus betsaneu, baRHf Sos ana
nrpmfs Y~uretrmtttel btlpen, rtl@es t1 ie sebi audts,
9GtrtE 6cptt,
Np. % @pnras-, sDtfhen 5Drarh. unb @utanHr
BUR Warnunai
9Dta man bitfe Yilem Bsbrnuden, ~ ft nam auf Der sur
hh man ntht Gnetfnbrt perbe. WGn tduf ~enttpeber BET her
Setb 6. 9anee,
$40. 1C3 DGIhmprehr.
grsts rs Cts. prU Saa9teI fur 5anct'sd&te Yileu.
; S3a4telu fir ST., ira-S
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DIR. Hufeland.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

AS he reached the gallows he observed Viii.
liam Hunter and Mayor Green standing near,
to whom he said, Gentlemen, goodbye )"
his voice not flltering in the least.
While on the scatfod Sheriff Campbell
asked il he would take a handkerchief in his
hand to drop as signal when he was ready.
He replied, "No-I do not want it; but do
not detain me any longer than is actually
necessary"
The body of Capt. Brown arrived at the
Ferry at five o'clock, and will be taken on by
Mrs. Brown and her friends by express direct
to Albany, New York. 1t IS desired to avoid
all public demonstration on the route, and
Mrs. Brown is determined that the body shall
not be seen anywhere on the route tc North
Elba, ahere, i, will be deposited in the lauil!y
burying gronnd.
Mrs. Brown speak, in i,e Highest terms Of
the kindness cx ended to her hr the citizens
and authorities Of the State Of Virginia. She
Of course is in great distress. She has mot
favorably impressed al who have met her as
being woman of fine feelings and great af-
fection for her husband.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14

THE SUFFERING Poor AT THE NORTH
The New York Journal Of Commerce, Of No7,
I'D contains an appea! to the charitable, for
means to keep in operation the lndustra!
School fer poor white girls in East straet IN
that city. 1t states that ii; has Eeen strue'
Cling with great difiicu!tias, aud that unless
ireud5 will come forward, there is c.nset
that it muf, be closed Just at winter,
"Out Of the ohe hundred anr .s'rseea
children in daily attendance, a lnrse number
arc the children Of poor widows. who sbsolu.
,ely depcnd on the simple meal and the
clothes they receive in the school. Very
many are the unfortunate daughters of drum.
karls, and without the influence OF the school
would be vagabond or thieving children OF
the street"
Ii the means, labor and money which have
been expended in New York city in efforts to
excite servile war in the South had been en-
ployed to feed and educate the suffering poor
Of that city, there would have been no cause
for the daily appeals to the benevolent. ana
charitable there or elsewhere in the North
and East.-Coustitutions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-14
VOLUME XXIY.--.No. 49.

Hon. Henry B. Anthony, Republican, U.
S. Senator Of Rhode island, has written a
letter, condemning the foray Of John Brown.
He adds:
There are some distinguished men from
whom we differ upon this subject. Now, there
is Que thing we should like to have explained
by Mr.. Emerson, Mr.. Phillips and the others
who tell us that John Brown is the man who
has made it possible for an American to own
without shame in Europe that he is an Aneri.
can, who proclaims that his cause is the one
for true man to follow that his gallows is TO
be forever glorious, Ike the cross, and much
more in the same style. Ii all this is so; if
John Brown, in his late attempt, was the mod.
el man; il he did what it is tie high duty Of
ncble.hearted spirit 10 10, if he set the
example which is worthy Of such unqualified
admiration aud OF imitation, why in the
world do not these heroic m.n who talk 10
loudly 90 aud do what he did7
Why a,e they content to stand upon the
loweg plain Of Manhood, which they now occu-
py? They have talked magnifcently about
what makes Z man in this crisis. Why do
they no. try TO be men after the model which
they commend? To be sure the experiment
would be pvr.lous, uay, fatll But what Of
that? True greatness, nay, mnnhooa, we ore
toll, consists III such a saciiG:c as Browns.
Why not, then, hurry aud make it Accord
ing 10 them. Brown is doing and is destined
tod more TO- the als ITO which he is :allinga
mari yr than he could have done by the elo.
qiel,:,e Ola Pit and the long life OF IL Methu-
selah. Why ,lo they no: then Join him, help
On the viclo:y Of treedum, and place their
names. with Browns, amung those that men
g wi not willingly let die!''