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WASHINGTON. June Q


This morning two eEgies wero found sus
pended acros5 Merrimack street, one Of
which vas labelled Caleb Cushing. =
traitor to hscountTy' the other George
johnson, false 70 his constituents, h.
country, and his God " Their appearance
caused considerable excitement, but at six
o'clock they Were cut down by an a,tacts Of
the Post Office Department, very much r.
the annoyance Of the Douglas Democrats
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
Halr-tj 0rk and Toilet Goods,

R 7. BURGESS < SOW. Mauufactur-
ABe e-s Of all ind and styles Of ladies AND
GEMS H4IR-woRE. Ns, etyls Cents It5gs.-
gTs2l inlr9geaat 'si9Iy aasirsakug, an ps1fe.,ly
natural; made of &c Best Har7-n Ha,r, and N-sf-
u-ai Cai'r-eI kinds ac wholesale AMI retail.
,59ae prs NCr1aat@f Pale fo- Measuring the
Head for Wiz l. Round the largest part Of
the Lsai .. From point e Hair On forehead to
naFe q ncck. 5. Over rep CT head. car to car.
!. BoErl faTsie1S e2rt3 ea-. Bysa-d.rs measure
and ioos e a-ir for co.o- g-od stoaa &c assured
p. /. BURGESS { SON,
8 asli7gto7 e.. OPP. avon Place
april 9Th. .42m3 BOSTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

NohtoLh, va, Juu6 -
The practice shir, Plymouth, sailed to-dey
for Madeira.
Gov. Wise endorses the nomination n
Breckenridge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

The two National Democratic Comnitte-s
~ At Washington, preparing fer the
campaign.
Ctl. Wright and Jas Riley are candidates
for the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Springfield
Arrnory. " hitney, Butler, Loring, Gushing,
Swift and others. urge the claims OF the
former.
TheTu7les has 4 despatch from Washington,
saying that it is proposed tbst both wings Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.

Remedy f0E Zee cure Of nervousness amt. general
debility. Jasper APCsnn, # Loas Island, Ess
York, sss without doubt .oyero sufferer from
nervous ana general debility, the least thing pro-
voked his iTritablity, pat him in 4 ! passion, aud
laid hiu up this Was caused by the bad state @.
the fluid, and though he tried many rYnsGie. ,-r
this complaint, he vas not benefited AZ lsls tn
he had roaourse to Holloway Pills, Hhich quickly
performed their part, by removing the iaiariaus
fluid from Tue system, cleared h.s head. restored
tone and 7igour to tie stomach, aud after l7o
weeks perseverance, restored him 70 inc blessing.
d health.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT EasT5R>.-N 8 have
the bare announcement by telegraph this
Thursday morning, Of the arrival OF this
mlmmoth iron steamship Great Eastern"
st New York She lest southampton on the
10th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
Mr. NnRK luna o

Tammany Hall last night endorsed Douglas
aud resolved TO hold . ratification meeting ca
Monday next. The young mems Democratic
General Committee also met ana endorsed
Douglas
Tie friends Of sam Houston lale called d
State Convention 20 meet ~ Schenectady
July l0th, to nominate al electoral ticket
and designate candidate FOL Vice presi-
dent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
STATE CONVENTION.

RUTLAND, June 9th.
The State Convention is largely attended
ten Or twelve hundred beng present. A. P.
Hunton was chosen President, with Wee
President from each County, and six Secre-
taries.
\ nominating Committee Of 60, after a lone
session, reported after I P. NJ, the names Of
Erastrs Fairbanks for Governor. [ vi Under
wood for Lieut.. Governor J. B. Pace Of
Rutland, for Treasurer.
Fer Electors of President and Vice President
William Henry, bellows Falls, and Il. c.
Root of Bennington.
For State Committee. II. II. Baxter.
Rutland j. G. Smith, S.. Adams, G. G
Shep I'd, Montpelier; R. w Clarke. Brat
tleboro'; A. j. Rowell, Troy.
The report was unanimously adopted.
WASHINGTON, June %.
The COMMITTEES waited on II. Y. johnson
of Georgia last evening. lie accepted tho
nomination of Vice President on the Doug
las ticket, endorsing the platform, and de-
claring that the SDuth woJll sustain its
principles. lie stated it ne his opinion that
the doctrine of non-in. rgention was nocessa-
~ for the preservation Of tho Union, and ho
hould quietly but firmly aceep, the resp,G-
sibility.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June Is.
Five buildings On Main St. were destroyed
BIZ FIRE on Saturday evening. Loss ST. 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
TO DAIRTMEN.

= HAVE 4 QUANTITY OF CHEESE
BOXES from lG tc II inches diametcr-all
good rs now--wAicA viii be sold at half the cost.
or less y deua5.s-it called FOR before the first Ct
July. Any one having use for al hundred the
present season. can save from six 70 eipht dollars
by calling first.
A. 5. DEWEY.
Jane l2t5, lees. d4wtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

Wv I"hHF . IN -
The buildings 10 Fulton St. and II Ann
St, occupied hy Lewis Il Co.. Ciothiars. and
Whitborn Il C0.. Printers. were nearly de-
stToyed by fire this morning Loss So 600
\ poliooman was injured by falling ID a.
sail, and several fremen narr1v.r escaped.
NJ sign. of the Great Eastern
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SpeclaE N0tIceS.

rs.a. tie Eesg Brunswick FREEDMAN, July .. 'ia.
TN OR OFFICE Ne nave found srauldia5' 8
Prepared Cine useful il repairing stticies which
hare been useless for Iaonths.
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i5neInN. Iunn d

i'l>- On, q ui-t 30
B-nj. Fitzpatrick. candidate for Vie.
President on the Douglas ticket has leeI lined
the nomination, aud Hersc q '. johnson of
Georgia. Is substituted IN hl5 stead.
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JIrJN--iS $50

EFABPER'5 MONTHLY aEd PicIoElAl WEES
} ~. and othoe moathlies and weeklies at
HtNFiNGTuN-r
J.re -. CTR
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UNDOLpHO WOLFE'>
PURE COGSAG BRASDY.

Iog7rted ami Bottled hy himself, warranted /
pure and the be-t quality, with bis certificate Hu
tina hottie. sud his zeal on the cork
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Jane l2t5, 1s1,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

salute Of los guns was fired ia this city
ln honor Of the nomination Of Breokinrid-,
4 Lane
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Very Cheap Clothing .

u BENZ y. nanufs-,crs ami deals il
I. READY NnuE CLOTHING,
ari all Kinds o.. r1ruisdirc Goods Ini.t Ruon--
Goods. -, Tur Coats all very los In p-'E'7'lea
% Tue.
Clothe. neatly y,e.r-j -; s,p'ir.' ,'' .a''i ''-
tice, sud a. low rates.
Owner Of sae right % eli slNGee- -f"i'9 Ma
-up-rs. f5r Cnitteudpo County.
NJ > Wheeler Bioca,
Nexi % tbe AmerIc-.. ,ta;f
burlington. ".
fu~r O. 1865 WV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
FIRE JAMAICA RvH.

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
TCRE JAMAICA RCM,
ST. CR0IX RUN, SCOTCH & IRISH WHIsREY.
Ali the above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and the best quality
TO THE PUBLIC.
I will stake my repu tation, as a man, ny stand
ing 2 merchant CT thirty years residence Of New
York, that what pledge and testify to with nv
seal. my label, and ny certificate, iscorrect, and
can be relied upon by every purchaser.
Physicians who Wines and Liquors In their
prsctice should give the preference these articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and
Apothecsries. Tho wholesale Druggists Of Bost-
on will supply the trade. Also, NJ. L. BURR, 4
CO., or @. c. GOODWIN, dealers in Family
Medicines.
CDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer ard inpo-teT Of the Seiiedqn
aromatic Schncpps.
No. 2c Beaver Street., New York.
daw3mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

There. J.la, talt's twice You sc come
home and fr9tten that lard Ia,
mother, il was - greasy that it slipped MY
mind
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
REPERLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republicans of wILLISToN are notified to
meet at the Toon House in Williston, Saturday.
evening, June 3oth, at o'clock, to appoin; eight
delegates to represent then at the County Con-
ventioa. T. be held al Essex Junction. on the 81
day Of July next.
40 y; S: saw. }ry~aoaa,
WV. L. IALE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE MADEIRA WINE.

Imported and bottled by himself for private and
medicinal use, the best Wine ever offered for sale
70 the trade in Bottles. This vino is warranted
perfectly pure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
Personal.

E.v.J. Tsha,o Bis of cbajrurn, VI l..
'''.iii0 1','i " -.' '' 1''ie' nj
-. Johns5uly w.
r.. I-s,....3 i,...,.-f .t7--......,.,
A''''''5 O''''ss
Hartford, has become rector Of the Episcopal
Rev DR. Bushnell bias returned 10 Hart
f3rl. Conn, IRON Minnesota
p....tl.-.- .. ~.
'- @-1 17-l'l-al sent
20 the right about by Frank Blair On the s..
-. .,...-.... -... --.t.tr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

HAIR DYE: HAIR DyE.: HAIR
DFEil!-Wa. =. BAfoslLoas u.la DYs -
Ia osijaal z,sl Bess IN he o,ti'-Al others
are mere limitations. and aouli ho avoided. il you
wish to escape r.diculo
Gray,rel,o or rusty hai- dyed Instantly 20 . beau
titul and natural brown " tia.t. Without injury
to tho hair or -Lia.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded
to Wm. =. .oeAelo. sjaoo 1850. and over 81. eco
applications have been made 10 the hair Of the
patrons Of his famous dye.
VIM. 4 btt-helar's iiair Dye produces q color
NOT 70 be distin suishel fron nature, and is wai-
'anted not To injuro in the least however Ion, IL
may be continued, and the Ill elects # bad dy,s
remodie1; the Aair iavisor4.cd Ter life by tais
dye.
sold in all cities and towns OF tho United statc-
BY brugsi1ts and Fancy Goods Dealers
Lne genuine has the IA Ia aud a iiross upon q
steel plate casr2ving on four 81 e5 Of elea Lox.
WN. a. DATCulLON.
wSSda,glr IG B,r& -tr,er Ner. .r3-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FsNHE Subscriber has for sale 2 new two-horso
u Lumber Wagons; and two light Family
Wagons, with tongue and fills with patent
springs. Also, oue-horse Concord Wagons, very
nice
The above named Wagons arc nade of the best
sc sOnd growth timber. and WARRANTED, and
will DC sold cheap fos cash or good paper.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, VT, June 2, 1850. daw2m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29
UUOLPIIO " ULFE>
PURE PORT WINE.

Imported aud bottled by himself, pat up for ned
icnsl use, With his certificate Oh the bottle war
rsn'ei pure aud the best quality,
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'.Buy me, and I'll do ven toc. -

cigANes rH= SYSTEM, rUEt4 rHc rLyvp.
T.e 5est S.-sns 4rN47,o.sr Nelier i, -i- World -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

Inc Sue thinks that if the National
Union men would crop Bell and take up
Uogston. they wauld Do "a large business
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sPRING TRADE NOTICE.
$780,
HOLDEN. CUTTER & co.

{ IP7RTFRS Fancy Goods and Toys, and Com
Fnission Merchants. l07, III, ll3 Congress. ami
b and Be Feier1l Streets, Boston Mass AGENTS
for ANDERSON. formerly q SAypEBsoS i
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Wflfhtnen

VlhINIlIlGl.
Settc Strttn Sieirr Ialtine inb fe6r in @ad,fraae fir
zen 8ouiien> utS 6abrisebrdut. Tic Qreiit ~eerItlben Gnr
b~ee6seiest, rely. ron $i35 unh $3.50 aIf 500 mo $Io0.
Singers $40. 3 STANDARD SHUTTLE Malhine.
Sir g8a9eu-6 a6riiantrn uab fhptre 2rbcrarteit. Nrrts,
epmplett, $l25. :
8trnsr, UNI umers Qife ~SUaftinSie III MADDEN, cine neut
Mohtne, hauptiddltchS gu 6dbritaticnsipede %ssti0net, bic ae-
rauidlpS uno ltncl arpeittt uno jepe Dirt ron Mrtttt aus.
fltrcn fam. - 9reis %orrltten, nebf eIlernem GJcCfea UNI
SbieblaSe. sllO, mrlte" bili9er III, ais fIr irscne zinc
Waihint non alether Wilte Assahlt pirb.
ollie Siu0trTtcn MaNhinen mo9:H ben Ia. inttrlpdcb
Std nit im'i 6aren, ipsltee be- bstouut bette St,db 1T.
SeotrmGnn, CIR ole brrt 8cnnniB lber Nabmaltinei I'M
Ilasmhin;u, user rcreu @rS6e. @rbsitsfabiaftit. @reiS &C.
crtatttu nil, lbrtibr tir Gin Grtnplor spn IS. R. Sinatr
uno Coz @acttr," cine lh0n %iaulirirts 3sitrno, bic ibm
gratis ;u1cGnbt rrtrbtn miro.
MNpeiu, 3mirm, Sdummrasnsnrn mp 9eioc
unb olc ;um GJetraHh elmer N6hmal6ine nVthwsnhiasn &C.
t~senl6aot Irc bi IlnErcihnetem IN Srefcr @us,paN III ba,
ben. vi sritjdttr Maidiuiit miro uni eren Sumo. !, benz
Nufit,lsn .c. tt~ Maibintn sur Serfl9urg ltebu. =
ga Sin0u uub GpS Otlhdft non t~idliilen pdnbcn ac.
fibrt uno ia better Wrfhdftepeie bttricbei wire, 10 bpTfer
mir aud ieBt, ME bies Bets frabtr DIR San tuar, rebt sabl.
rti&e Iufhd9s 81 rrbalTeR. s. u. Singer Ii. o.,
@. GrOtt, gsent. 24c Mainltr., Ri6npno, &a,
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Die l~ntrr,rit metz. lentru Die aufm,rtfomtsit
pen WiseerreifInIcrn aui ibr Eager RON @rpes-
rieS. precilirns. 1iehf. &igarrsR, 8autabaf urh
'cnltiat Nrtifel, cr aer6bnlieh Ia eiuem oerarh.
len Wpplefule. e,elbSit arfnbrt reroeu. 8eScn>
ptrS maiden lie nuf tbr rrrhss ggein- une eioucr.
Wager auimrrfiam. Nrs piefe 0aaren purbsu
auf nprplibeu Mdrftsn unp meiRens FIR Baar
aetduit, eecbolb mir bel pimttti6en Bs,obleru
gu aubsrlt ~tiliasn preiien oertdufen t6nnsn, =
Ois ron uas ais Ght garantirtrn Sranbtes nuS
gSstns ttnp staene Smpgrtatipn, unp MEIER &C.
Im'lut, MOO nit 3uidesn lhapliher @tofe ptr-
e9sn' pts ctsles bel BEN i'm Nprssn a~efauften
gSaaren nur su Oft rr 5o1 IN, Der .beriibmtr
"sS. WauHss's pnre Muuntain Drw" @6iefsp,
eon psm MIR ss einsisen Strtaufer inp, pirp
an Wepalt INN e,ufe pom telnsm innerbalt Der
Str. Staatsn ssersnnten SStisses iitsriroHen.
Infer Eager beftbt aRseretm nedh ans:
1000 8ns ertrd anp ~lupsrfne 9itbt, unter be.
neu pic pom SGdsrn eriubtsu Sprtsa; g3tr.
Orfsdns, pcrtr Tito unp Cuba 3udsr unp Wlp.
l%aiise; 5U0 5oS Gut eoaf, Gruibec, Ycwp,reo
unp Rofss 3udsr; 100 &iten 8bte /; 500 Sifeu
Seifs unp Qibtrr; gfU. L unp gp. 5 Maf,rel
uns 5e'insr; f.ifde cute @plb.n Butter. bon
Ger mir wSdosatiih Senoungrn erbalten Ears,
Yaepn Sirss, Dams, Shoulders uno Srcals,
Sals, Starfe, ysait gcwoer, a~eme5Isnen .Rafe
nne pfrfer I; 9cifien, Selsn. G,msr unr ale rte
~ionitiScn 2rtitrl, bic In elmer G~roesrs sswSbalidy
~perlan9t werpen.
8crner: 90. RdIace'e gure Rcuntnin Dew
W3iOf y. &idsarolpn's, Suscalepla 8lofs, Onpn
Npnon9lbsla uns NrelFsp sSb,sfey; 20L
zap fran, piilden Srancp, Mort, Mapsira, Sbere
rp, @lnret unp @bompuar 9Seia CHER, Com
n1u Sranrp, Gin, Rum, Npgls Sranss une ale.
Qrttn T%iauers,
9S NJ -gSallale. G6tue,
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II 0rp G}ppbsl

5000 @arrs i6Sne Sersn1pFe gu As Gent,
tiuis III IS etc. 10000 garps irani5Riae Or
ganeiss Sasrnctts leiniute uno seareiite 8a
rcaes ; fcus 2awn ,i 12l Gts,.. wertb 20 Gent
lGSne feline @iuabomt gu .123 Ste; 1000 gps-
ia color Calico W 6 unp 8 Gts, werlb 10 unO
Il Ste; 500 Damsn. DulierS ,u nur SO gts.
ihwarie lcipent Qae' Sbomle NM Neautiaae ,a
S3, 4 unp 6. pie a%upsrmIrte Dos ScpprItc feittn-
DE b,tc Ausmabl pom SpnmaI6irmtn spu GO
an. GrtenliCn StirtS. Die l6pnfe Auewabl, BON
% @ts. an. 3aktcntuhsr pon 5 @tt. an. Stsaa
5b0w;e gu ST, tiuia fur 81. Zen tsReu setieiA.
ten Cation, wersb l SHILLING, su 12&, 10, s uso
rim rrdbt gutter Nrtitcl lelbit fur s Cts. 700 Boa.
net Ncutet, Ypn Is @ts. an, sIr Sdlfte eeS
preiics, mae in Wllliners Sterrs ~btrethust pire.
otpfr fur Ssrru- nno 8nabsn.& tsper. 9bsd
lamtric UNI Srsib RusIin. Gambrie Sanps
10 GUIlare. Yldiu @'insbams fur Ssnntte uns
) >inssrrHe ANsrael l~pnlissr 2lrtifcl ~ auetrsrs
s,utIitb biliaea 9reiien-
9ricpb Straus, so. 81 D1ainfr.
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@pmtbier S Nfater.

9fo. IS @lainltr., 5piiAen Der IA. u. Is. @trase,
srlaubsn ltA 9iermit ibrcn 5reunben wis benz
Neutlasn Yubltfum Iberbaupt Die ersebenfe glu-
Ssi9e gu maiden, DAP lie ibr neu e~tabIirtcs
SSetn= nm6 GeicbGft
unteim ~beuti9en Gage s%rOfnet baben.
Durd Elm rsthbnlti9es Eager Der 6eten R6ein.,
fran,DFlAe unp un9ar, Drine, 8ayonne unp 30
hele SrannIweine, 8um unD 9Bbisfiss uno 6a-
pannas unO DOmeltic- @isarren In DEN Stoup
9eieBt, alien biut9en NnforOsruuecn 9eniaen ,u
I0nnen, miro e5 unier e~ifrisnes SeltrebeHa lein.
purb Slui9teit Der Yretie unp 9teeliitat Der ge.
Otenun9 unS ee @unlt Dee Ou6litums 81 erin.
gen univ gu erbalten.
8tAmpnp, 8a, 8. Nai 1860.
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raaIM nseiaen.

DER llntsrsei6nste e~mrisblt bGFihf Geinsr
S%rtnneen uno Dem publitun FIN auestcc6ntee
frtiA angrisstcc Eager ppn 2iqueuren uup 81.
aarrsn, etrett impprtirtr fran,6fi6e Stotb. uni
Ssts.getne, @bampa9nsr, Mola9o, Cherry unt
Wfaostra Weine, otler 9lrtsn Sranntpeins, SS6ts-
tess, tUlano. Sin, Stun une sin gut afcrtirtce
eagsr npn Saoana rnp einbeimil6en @ianrren.
9auptlahlib aber tmpfebIt or alien 9itebatern
Sss p"rsn Seuti6en Hsbeaiaft.s feinsn debtsn
N~ssinmtin, ,u baten bel alien 0uantitdten unp
htllisen 9rsifen.
au@ aatsn %eimtmrser- anb @~&wcur.Sale,
Sarpinss u. {, (.
Nsbtss Seltcrltr. g8a1tr.
aue Setsuunsen perotn nit Dant emyfana,n
uur aus ginftli6fe auss,fabrt. RieSerpertau.
IsrH pertaufe i'd gu pen t~iltsiten YrsiIen.
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@es6dfts.2ln,cieen
49,

Dem aestrten puttitum ertnuben mir uns
6iermit RE ergetenile anseiae gu MAIDEN, pas mir
%unlsreu &in-Stpre nah unIerem neu,n unp ae.
~rdumi9sn Soufe Ne. 1S8 Srpaparabs 3mi56sn
Der s.. unb 6. pcrlegt baben.
sur bas uns bisber 9si6entts 3utrlutn telfsns
%oantenr, srlaubea mir uus, audi fsrns7 ,u pas.
Ielte su bitten.
spir fibrsn ttfdnoia elm rtiGtaltisss Eager
aaer Scrten Sefen, Stehwaareu unp ralsr an
oeren in anier @eldaft Ihlasenoe artitsl, Die
mir, ea mir nur fir 8aar %fauirn, III BEN siuis
ten preilen pcrtaufrn fSnnen.
Oos Deden Der Sduisr. icpie Neparotursn
lteer art rperpsn l&nea, gut nnp tiIisf tslrrst.
6pIibaueru.. Srp.
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u. u. Nf

~ "a W =
iei9t lstnsn 6reunpsn uno Sefannten an, ba6 et
'pepen wteper cine g enonn9 BON Dem aueae,eib.
nst Suten 2imbur9rr Jedie erbuIten bat. fupie
an6 9edrr'S Sa9o unp peribieoene anpers friIhe
N'aarsn, Die biui9 gu faufen ino bel
81. u. Myers,
Sroaoltr., apilh. 3. unp 4.
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% ID f L..

~ ! ! g..
Die unteriei6neten srlaabtn Ed btermit, alien
tbren 6reunpcn unb 8ttannten bic eraetsnfe
An3etse gu MAIDEN. raS +or. @bs. S. Shweaerls,
ppn Der 6irma oattcrf unp Co., II GARY Ctr.
pom Dem Ncrpcn suriidssfe9rt 1T uno beionpers
.ttGtSe @intauIe fir Sab semad,t bit Ia
Wein, 9iaurrS, &iearrea 9intturoer Ra1.,
8aSberrY Ssrnp. audi rhter Ieutl@er
Grorlatwurt,
nelds Artitel pc ben s,rArtea &uanrm w~tole,a.e
Hnc retail 3n Den ttlisften 9rsiien ~atlalIen pers
Den. lin eiRsn %iyeHnplihen 9ufpruh bitet trs
9ebsait s. u p attprf u.s& O.,
27 Gary Strset.
aay Gin sutes tGbiss @las Bier Rtts on Der
Sar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-25

9G nj gEallats e 5tut,
Gds Der 14teu uno Garn-S traSe-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-25
Millinery.

Mabame Son
erlautt fh BEN peutlhen Damen Die ansriae ,u
MAIDEN, paB i6r Sterr am nadten Wpntaa unr
Gienlta9, ben IA. nnp Is. D. WttS., sel6lcler
iein. pab rsrislbe aber am Wiitwob, pen 19ten,
nit eimem 9rUBsn |@Hortimsnt Der n~eulten Vus.
unp MOot'Maaren wisper ssSfnet iein pirp.
Wapam CON,
So. 55 Nain .Strese.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-25

n I II u
Der ltnitr,rttsrte ut Jest in Stance, jtera Nuftyas u
l;intn Yclhaitc aISiufnbrsR UNI ;pur TO hiuia ats m6Alid.
Sine &usipapI Von Sd. cen if fprtpdbrtno ~pprratbis.
Gin ututr, gutter 8 ~oetenwaSen nit einen; sutA 1rt.>
Der ltne rubtecn 9ferstn hlr erpaiaer 9ebraph.
Die Mufmerflantett epp bstei> Snbaeera u. ,samilten rirA
ssrl@tei auf zine srpBt Nueipabl pom Narasen.
rDerotn prompt belerst. 2tGnrts CAME,
T~ssnEr.. Sc Ser 3nn EuAt.
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SD. OtaD,
glo. t6l SrcarIr, aWilden Der 6teR unp Item,
gsent fir 5eiptid's Gbampaaner,
empitbit rem peutlten Yublifum Icin fril6 an.
s%etpmmsnes Eager Don @isdrren. gStinen, @bam.
paSner, eebfiGen, 9sbrannts @anorIn, iibsr,ud
erten Galmts &C., ndmlih
100000 bsutlte @isarrsn, aar Sranps,
10000 @cudac Sasana,
10000 Senry Clay 5aYana,
10000 2rabuecs 6apana,
$4,000 Yrineipe, gara,
90 Scren Nbsinwrims,
70 S6rbe Seirtiit'l6tn @9ampasner, fir
wtlbcn ib Asent bin ron s bis IA Gut.
lars per Surbns
Oh OnBeno 9ebfu6sn,
so Yfp, 9ebrannts ManSsln unO ster,ud.
erten @alnus,
pel6e @rtitsl ids gu tilisem preis eFrrirs.
81. @ay, @et.
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6ribIingss uno Spmmrr Y8aarsn fur 1860.
. ii te, % Ii 81 II unb Strob. 90
!jir llnttrieictnetcn baten lest r%orrdtbis un6 srn gerfaur
re1e aueiuabl pul G5ur. &aGumers, 8rtsG> NJ b &me-
fiean 6tlt bd:s. Niosee:jH Drte pals Der frinlten ilualitdt
unc III lecem 4reis TETS S0rrs.ke unb roerSen aud Iolde ant
Sefeaun9 a%n8efuii9t. I'M einen 8tiub bitten ersebena
QD. Z. Moore u, CONS,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

ont the worhkLna
Cedar st-.Nsr York
cents per 9clils.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
A G. X ID (.

EDTroRs DAILY PATRIOT VIII yon allow
me, in vindication of myself, and as an act
due yourselves and other citizens of Nash
vile, to say word through your columns in
reference to the failure of my lecture Thurs
day evening? desire to state that from the
citizens of Nashville, and the members of the
press, received that courtesy and kindness
that are so honorably characteristic of the
warm hearted people of my own beloved
South. But never, in the whole course of
my appearances before the public, have been
mortified as 1 was % Thursday evening.
Ny Guardian being absent, L went to the
Hall that evening, and found it closed against
the hundreds who patiently waited outside
in the cold. On inquiring the cause,
was coolly told that must pay $50 for the
u-e of the Hall. As did not have that sum
with me, and Prof SMITH had contracted to
pay but $40, l was not only indignant at ID Q
extortion, but was unable to meet SO FIN
reasonable demand.
During all my travels have neve': met
with such annoying aud ungalla mt tire ,atmeni
this. l less regret the pecuniar-y loss to
myself than the chagfin of my fr' ends, and
when L visit your city again l no De to obtain
hall where the public may not be compelled
to submit to such severe tire aLuent. Iex.
onerate my Guardian froUl all blame; he
made the contract for the dali agreeable Il
my Wishes. HELE MARIA DRESSER.
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Heavy ErOoans
"a 3 L. n AZ - T. - a. +,
Louisville. ky.

The. Proprietors of ne GAIT House, pre-
pairing for alargeincJ ease oftrayel &. n the
opening ofthe Louis lille and vile Rail-
road, have enlarge the Hotel to double it's
former capacity, y. it'll new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bat Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
equation oft ne Gait IL suse las strictly first
class Hotel, IS hall be maintained. The House
is mostcOD seniently located for travel East
or West,e.s the Louisville Office of the JEFF
ersonvij lie Railroad, having direct Railroad
connec Gions to all Northern and Eastern Cit
es, an the landing ofthe United States Mail,
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within square of the Hotel.
s- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
ali the principal points North, East and
West.
las- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. augl6-6m