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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
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q RIO V ER & b KER, S
CELEBRATED NOIsELEsS
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

New STYLES,
Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers. IS extra.
These machines from two spools as purchased
from the store, requiring ling of thread they
hem fell, gather and stitch in superior STYLE finishing
each by their operation without recourse to
the hand needle, required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing than scaness can
even if she works for cent an hour.
Offices of Exhibition and Sale, at GEORGE T. BRY
ANTS, Mechanics Hail. Worcester; Is Summer street
Boston; 495 Broadway. New York dIy jy22
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DOOMS AND POWER M LET

Very desirable and pleasant rooms and steady now
en- for mechanical operations the center of popuIa
ton IN the city, be obtained reasonable and
satisfactory terms, application the Junction Ma
Che Shop, or to the subscriber. No 81 Soufhbrdge
street JAMES ESTABROOK
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE-Situated

Of good land, all under good cultivation
with Dwelling House, Barn. Carriage House. Sheds and
other Out-buildings, wells of never-ailing water
Said farm Will be sold at great bargain, easy terms,
if applied for Immediately. j. PINKHAM,
2j3 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street,
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~ NEW HOUSE For SALE on

Haiig HARVARD SEREET.-Ihe subscriber has Just
-,4AzcOmpletod first class House the splendid lot
near his own residence and offers for sale the most
favorable terms The lot contains about $4,000 of
land, and the best location the street would invite
those who wish to purchase nice residence, call at
my office Norwich street. at my residence No. II
Harvard street. and shall be happy to show them the
property. ALFRED WHMAN.
myl5 DIM
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NALUABLE REAL ESTATE- FOR

SALE AT NEW WORCESTERSHIRE subscriber,
doing business ont of town. offers dispose his Real
Estate at New Worcester consisting q of land
with frontage of nearly 800 feet Main street.
same being well stocked with fruit trees The buildings
are small convenient house and superior barn, both
supplied with excellent and never failing The
above property is situated elevated ground the north
side of the street. commanding fine view of the beautiful
and thriving village of New Worcester Onnibusses pass
the door hourly For further particulars inquire Of c.
II. BRAMAN, on the premises, E w. VAIL, No.
Flagg's Block, or the subscriber, at Charlton.
WARREN BAKER.
WOrcester. Nav 26 lS60 diff mN26
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ROOMS AND POWER TO LET

~ Power and most desirable rooms for r,ocb,roai
operations centrally located, and short diStance
rem the Post Office, he hired on reasonable terlns
by application to the subscriber Exchange street
aul0 dit WM n MERRIFIFin
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- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- ALUADl1E NEAL EO1 Ia
iiiI IN LE0MINSTER.-The subscriber has good
s--Az Farm with one of the best powers in the
town OF Leominster, Worcester County, for sale. The
property consists of good stone DAM he Nashua
river gTst and MILL in running order houses
barn. with out buildings, and about eighty of
land The property is the great road leading
LeOmnser Lancaster, about half mile from a sta
ton the Ftchburg and Worcester Railroad,
halt miles from the Fitchburg Railroad and will
be sold together or In lots to suit purchasers The oca
ton is good one for the manufacture of cotton
goods, paper; will be sold cheap The whole or
part of the purchase money may lay for long time, by
giving good security and money will be furnished for
building, if desired.
Also one other water privilege ftv-four acres of land
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O. FOR SALE. = Two VALUABLE
ni HOMESTEADS.-Eac comprising House,
..AzBarn, and or 10 of the best Land Only II
mile from the Post Office in this city Will be sold cheap
For further particulars, inquire OF T. NJ. LAME, Harring-
ton Corner, Worcester. d&wtf meh9
I UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO
~ BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union Streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha-
pin and having branch track along side of the io
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua, and oyef
that with all the Railroads in the city Terms o
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. NHhEl4hh
fla DIFF
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90 be get.

TO LET-In Worcester Bank Block.
the large and pleasant room between the Library
9n ;ta Eaton College rooms, formerly occupied by
- , :, 10 mugs ARTIST Apply to WIN. II. EATON,
~ dtf at the College.
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Heal estate.

ELEGANT HOUSE LOT FOR SALE.
- Corner of Chandler and Queen streets l25 by 60
feet Terms easy Enquire of ELI b. FAIRBANKS,
No. l03 Pleasant street, Worcester, or b. d. WALKER
Taunton, Mass. diff mv2I
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HOUSE TO RENT.-Tbe Brick House

ROOMS TO LET-Two Rooms in roar
II ~ City hahk inquire Of c. FOSTER.
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From California.

ST, LOUIS, May 2l.-The pony express
brings the following intelligence from Calitor-
MIA; Steamer Golden state sailed on the 9th,
with one million seven hundred thousand dol.
lars in treasure.
A farewell festival was given to the officers
of the japanese steamer Candnmarrah, by the
city authorizes and citizens OF San Francisco.
She left for Honolulu Immediately after the ar
rival OF the pony express, which brought
news eighteen days from Europe. This going
hOmeward by Candinmarrah, will complete
the transmission Of news around the world
quicker than ever before done.
News had reached Carson Valley indicating
the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas for the
presidency, which caused great cnbarrass-
ment among the democracy.
The California republican state convention
to choose presidential electors is to meet at Sa-
cramento the 10Th of June.
AT the local election at Stockton on the 7th
the peoples ticket triumphed over the demo
cratic.
New gold discoveries were daily made at
Pixies Peak OF promising nature. Emigra.
ton is pouring in in torrents. 1t is estimated
that five thousand people arrived via Platte
route last week. Other routes were also re-
ported thronged. Business is still dull and
very little gold coming from the mines.
Twelve or fourteen whites were massacred
by the Indians at Big Bend, on the Carson
river, on the night OF the 7th, The Indians
were three or four hundred strong one hun.
dred being mounted and armed with guns
The affair created great excitement, and three
or four parties, of from twelve to thirty each,
had started in pursuit.
The Indians of the plains were holding CON
ference at the head of Bijou Creek in reference
to the entertainments of the whites upon their
grounds.
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER BAlLY SPY
Mr. Lincoln's Nomination---S9eech to the Com

Mr.. Lincoln's Nomination---S oeech to the Com.
mlttee
CHICAGO, May q. The committee appoint
ed by the republican national convention, com.
prising the president, Mr.. Ashmun, ana the
chairman of the state delegations, to officially
announce to Hon Abraham Lincoln his nomi
nation, arrived at Springfield Saturday night.
and proceeded to Mr. Lincolns residence,
where Mr. Ashmun in brief speech present
ed Mr.. Lincoln a letter announcing his nomi.
nation. Mr.. Lincoln replied as follows:
Mr.. Chairman, and gentlemen Of the COM
mttee-I tender you, and through you the
republican national convention, and all people
represented in it, nay proloundest thanks for
the high honor done me which you formally
announce, Deeply and even painfully scnsi-
BILE OF the great responsibility which is insep-
arabic from that honor, responsibility which
could almost wish could have fallen upon
some one Of the far more eminent and expe-
rignced statesmen whose distinguished names
were before the convention, l shall by your
leave, consider more fully the resolutions OF
the convention, denominated the platform, and
without unreasonable delay, respond to you,
Air. Chairman, in writing, not doubling that
the platform will be found satisfactory, and the
nomination accepted. Now will not defer
the pleasure of taking you and each Of you by
the hand"
Various members of the committee were
then presented to Mr.. Lincoln, who greeted
each of them with hearty shake.
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FLOUR-Recepts 1874 bbls; sales IL 500 bbls; state
and western dull and heavy; superfne state $50 "a
5i5; round hoop Ohio $3.50 500; southern heavy;
WHEAT heavy and q &c lower; sales 900 bush;
Chicago spring Sl.l9; white western Sl.55 Corn "a &c
lower sales "a 900 bush mixed western 80 a lie; vel
low 73c.
PBONISIONS-Bcef quiet and unchanged; sales 257
bbls Pork dull and heavy and lower; 1900 bbls
mess $50 for old, l775 1881 for prime $3.50
old, and $l35 for new Lard rmer sales $50 bbls 200
500 bbs at zig @ 2}c Rice steady sales $50 at Il q
4sc Sugars steady at advance 2c on last Mondays
prices; Muscovado, $40 hhds at 6 q ST..
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Senate, and substituted therefor the original
House bill, by 1914 against SO. So the subject
Will again 90 to the Senate.
The House passed the Senate bill, with an
amendment. TO regulate and increase the pay
OF officers OF the navy.
Mr., WAsHBURNE of Illinois, from the COM
mlttee on commerce, reported a river and har-
Dor bill,
The proceedings throughout were more than
ordinarily turbulent. Adjourned.
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Politics in Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l-A special dispatch to
the Republican, from Fayetteville, Arkansas,
says the democratic convention, in the first
congressional district OF that state, has nomi-
mated Hon. T. c. Hindman for reelection to
Congress. The convention endorsed the ac-
ton of the southern states at the Charles ton
convention, and appointed N. b. Burrows and
5. d. Carroll as delegates, and Hon T. C.
Hndman and n Bart. Pearce as alternates to
the Baltimore convention.
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Heenanism in Boston.

BosroN, May 2l.-A meeting of the ad-
mrers of Heenan, the pugilst, met at the Par
ker House tonight. A committee was sp-
pointed to collect subscriptions for testimon-
ial. Three hundred and fifty dollars were
subscribed on the spot.
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- G. NJ. PATCHEN, ,JR.-This

n 444&~ thoroughbred, fast trotting Young Stallion
~SY\ was raised by T. n. Black, of Bordentown, n.
-eN~S-e~J., and is fine Dark Bay color, without any
whltc,-l6 hands high-weighs 1850 poundsfour years
old the Stl of May, 1860.
lie sired by the celebrated trottlng Stallion G. NJ
pachen; G.. NJ. Pachen was by Cassus NJ. Clay; Cassus
NJ Clay was by Henry Clay, out OF the dam of the cele
brated John Anderson; Henry Clay by Andrew Jackson
out of the trOttng Surrey Andrew Jackson by
young Bashaw, who by imported Grand Baslawi
Why-not and Why-not by Old Messenger and the
andam of Andrew Jackson was also by Old MESSENGER
The dam of q. NJ. Patehen Jr, was sired by sou OF
the celebrated running Sir enfy his grandam by
the Thoroughbred stallion John Richards.
rERNe .-Ceorne M Patchen DR. will stand at the sta
HE OF Inc snbrcrber In Holden and serve limited nun
her OF Mares until Sept ist 1866, at Twentyhv Dollars
the season. 70 be paid the first time of service All Mares
al tho risk of the owners. B. W. ABBOTT
Holden, May Is, 1850 d2m' myl6
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- By E. w. VAIL.
LNECUTORS, DWELLING

HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
am nStrueted by the Executors Dwight Foster ESQ
MY WI Vteo. ward, to sell without reserve on FRfl
R6noi next at 10 o'clock NJ premises the
oesteau Estate OF the late Col. ARENAS Ward M
~ reeh street. between Washington and Green treots
anu on each side Of Spruce street This valuable and
centrally located property consists of wostorv hon.e
and some fifteen building lots which will be sold on iib
eia terms OF payment which will be made known nj
time and place of sale. ~ O"h Az
rms sale affords unusual opportunity to obtain well
ry. $50 - PN'eNiP'o-
my21 dts r " VArrr A,o.,
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0Nants.

CARDER WANTED IMNIEDIATET.Y
~ to take charge of two sets of Cards Please address
- GREGORY & NICHOLS
my ~ uot- llattsburgh, New York
A N AMERICAN WOMAN WANTED.
- 4 good smart capable American Woman in a pri
ware family OF hve or six persons in this CITY Goa
wages will be paid Apply at Haven's Agency o6sc"
No Harrington Corner, up stairs. diff ' mvis
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Auttr0ms.
or--,,. By E. B. LAWSON
OUSE LOTS AT AUCTTON--I am

directed TO sell at Public Auction -. on wFDNrrG
RAns,c Nay 2sd at o'clock NJ me premises two
East Central street, in the city of Worcester One foY
consisting OF 25 square feet ard the other $751; et and
the best water e "eli VI
oridrther particulars inquire of the subscriber neor
t OF OF the Auctoneer, al S. IS and 70 Main
''ueU 5ii worcester; THOMAS HOWARD.
ny = avs Z. b. LAMSON, Alrct'r
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w ORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
RI CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE TOWN OF
BROOkFIELD.


NfiN'tAhN4N
The present year makes the Two Hundrodth Anpiver
sary OF the settlement IF BrOokfed and it Thought
desirable and proper that the event should he coDme
GRATED III suitable manner. general meeting of the
citizens of the several which the ancient town
OF Brookeld has been divided been held and The
unaersisncH appointed Committee to make arrange
ments Tor the occasion, and invite the attendance of ali
n I ieei an interest IN T. have fixed on the FOURTH
" ~ as the daN on which the celebration will take
place Al who originated in have been residents of
The sons and Daughters Brookhedare scattered far
and wide in all the States of the Union; but the Commit
zee trust the VIII be happy to together an occa
SION so raug with interesting associations and remins
The first settlement having been made in that mart If
me oid town now Incorporated as West Brookded and
which stood successfully the Indian Siege Of 1915 the
Gilbert Fort and the first GravcYa being also in that
posed celebration in that town. REV. LYMAN WIRING
has been invited to deliver the Address every effort
VIII be made to give interest to the occasion
A large tent will be erected upon the Common in
vided. ''' anu '"' N''''iei W pro-
Tickets to the Tent and Dinner one dollar.
ton Emmons Twichell, Luther Stowell, A H. Moulton,
Geo W. Johnson F. L. Meen Geo Forbes Pny
Jr., Hiram Carruth, Pliny Nye Amasa Walker. Bonum
Nye, f. D. Bachelor, r. NJ. Duncan G. b. Dewing,
siah Henshaw, Baxter Barnes, RAYMOND Cummings,
Gharies F. smith John NJ Fales l. II rhemsson S n.
WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE.
r. The undersigned, having removed to the New and
street near the Norwich Freight Depot, would return
his sincere thanks his friends the trade in general
for the liberal patronage bestowed the stand and
socis their avors in future at his place business
The Wholesale Produce, Grocery, and
Commission Business,
VIII be continued heretofore and it is INV intention TO
keep well supplied with
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, FLOUR,
FINE, COARSE FINE, ROCK AND GROUND ROCK
: A L II
DRY FISH, MACKEREL, and PICKED HERRING
TEAS, GROUND COFFEES SPICES, CREAM
TARTAR. SALERATUS, ALL KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Ana variety of other Goods in my line trade all of
winch VIII be sold AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Constantly on hand good stock of WRAPPING PA
try which am selling at mdRattdct t,ers' prices
Patronage solicited.
SAMUEL L. STAPLES,
Nos 2SS and 2sl Main, corner of Park street,
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A UCTION NOTICE-The subscribe

4 UUITUN NUTICE.-The subscriber
49, VIII sell at auction lin lots to suit purchasers on
MEDN i.aDA1 the 30h day of May next. the Bridges
Farm situated in the South of Leicester about one
mile rom the W Station in the village of Capp
Ne Also on same day, about $50 heavily tim
6ered wood and young growth woodland from to mile
from W X X and Station in Clappville. On same day.
other lois OF land IN the village of Cappvie This prop
ertY all very desirable and worthy the Affection Of
RrmerS and dealers in wood and timber Terms liberal
ana male known at time and place of sale. further
particulars see handblls r. S DENNY
ap24 d&wdts
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AVA MIDWIFE 6 LADIES' PHYSICIAN.
DLOWS. PLOWS. = FAnMERs. rAKE
TROTTING STALLION HIRAM ALLEN,

l6 hands high; color, dark Chestnut Hiram Allen by
Ethan Allen out of Messenger Mare, will stand the
suing and will limited number of mares
at the Wacantuck House Stable, UXbridge, Mass at
SEQ the Season.
Trotting Stallion, Gray Empire.
Gray Empire 6 hands High color Dapple Gray by En-
pre State out of Messenger Mare, VIII stand the above
named Stable, at SIS the Season, to be paid the
first time of service
Both stations have taken nrst Premium at the wor.
cCster County Fairs.
The Season ends september l.
Fer further particulars, inquire of s. s. LOYETT Tx
bridge. d3m myll
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Mrs. JANKINs has removed to
Mo. American IVousa TsIo.I.

III p. ROBINSON, AUCTIoNEER AND
- GENERAL ADvERrISER.--Also Agent for the
distribution of business cards circulars posters
umens OF every description in Worcester and in all the
principal towns upon the line of railroads leading there
from, with the utmost prompness and on reasonable
terms Address H. +. ROBINSON,
Residence No. II Maple street
N. B.Storcs and to rent, also property of all
descriptions sold at auction the most reasonable
TERMS deod2w* My22
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4 DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF

"A a II u
4 n REAL ESTATE AT sOUTHBoROt-By virtue Of
Incense GRANTED by the Hon Henry Chaplin, Judge Of
PROBATE ana insolvency. within and for the County Of
Worceste bearing date May l. 1860 will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on SATURDAY Juue 3D. at three O'Clock
M on the premises the Farm the late Dauel Olney
WIN the buildings thereon Said Farm situated in the
southerly part of Souhboro q mile from Cordavilie
depot ana contains ten and half of excellent land
acomiErtable house, and barn nearly new. Further
particulars may be had Of the subscriber
n. b. PARMENTER. Admir-
nNl0 Q3sIu OUTFITS NEWTON Anct,r
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A RIA RE CHANCE,
Great Bargains offered!


THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
"A Millbury Savings Bank Corporation will be held
TUESDAY, the 29th St, at o'clock NJ, at the office
room of the MIbury Bank
d. ATWOOD, Treasurer.
Millbury, May IL, 1860. dim myl4
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tor Sale or a. get.

TO LET-The Wood Yard on the corner
4 Bridge and Front streets. Inquire Of
- 49,. JAMES r. PIERCE
apis ulsu Corner of Main and Austin SITS
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A L b Z r. I S. brow N
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

Grufbsb, 9OwOsreb, gr0naIasO. 9rOanN .unSat y
gut QOaf 3ader.
70 bbIs. s pslNo u uxb 9 Safe, 3uder.
% bbls. prime nep erps yiep SrleanS 3ufsr.
90 bbb5. medium to print
800 bills. prime rsp crop 9terp Srleans Mtelafiss.
l55 tieree5
$50 1bls. gOlben uno 9laf Sorup.
$50 bbbS. WuetpYabo 0fOla1ee.
900 ibis. une tterces Bacon 9ams.
$40 bbes. Bacon Sibes uo SbouloCrs.
$50 tbls. uno tercee Garo (prtme leap.
$50 inte98efern 2cof GarO.
$50 bbls. Gut umo GrCB 5trrin9e.
5uO boxes @pomanttne ue &alpm GTnole5.
800 bpres 9lod, 9rOpn Uo 5nles Soa~-,
$50 tierees Rice.
so tbls. Cream &Ie.
200 bble. pure Gioer SineSo:rs.
90 bpres @n9lilh 90irp 9beti,.
20 6bls. Cincinnati anO Reetiieb g8ptsfes, Stunt Sin, 9ranbS
gprotal, 9ert" uno Yfaoeira. QBein.
$50 btls. pure SirstniG Mpuntain Q8hisfep,
100 tierces GpneOA YVrtsr
$50 baStetS Gbonpaaner.
AS bags 4asuiro, @pfa, Waraeai6c, Sir unb 9aya- gcfss
loo, 900 9rtneIpe, 9apana In6 aRoere @i9arren.
% 6blS. Gioer.
rs 6bls. Qttles.
800 bbls. 6entlp, @rra, SupwTnc, Sine II. e MtScliuds Flour
Y!susb EineS, Seb CORDS, 9Drappins Gwiue.
Hrappin9 9aper, Setter Uno 6OONeap 9uper, Fam @ihaer, ae
~nablsnsn uo Wrain 9epper. pinetto 9rsab un6 DdIking SpSa
bIad, green unb Gdnpupber Sbss, Starts, WatbeS aIlsr Gprten
9reoms, Sudetts, @lObss' YiHs, 9feifsn, @feifsrf6pfs, Raud.
Gno 6dutabaf, Sig Blue, RutmeS5, Noetarsni, 8ermictni, Sbp
8laftn9, Srulbts, gealt 9Otpoers, uno ale lenihaCn @rifcl, 81
tiner @toeerp uO 6urniibins Gtabltdenenl s.baltta perssn.
BUM Setauf aubert biai9 Se8sn baar bel
2Bn. 80 aIIae S6bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

Die unttrieihuctsI. lcnfen Die Nufmcrflnmtcit
BON WieperprrtauIcrn ouf ibr Qaaer BON @)rpce.
ries, 9rcpiltpns, Wiebl, Gtaarren, &autabat uub
lpnltt9e Nrtttsl, bic acwDbnlid in cinem rerartie
gen BprleluIct@ ri6Gft 9efibrt ptrcen. Sslpn.
cers maiden lie auf ibr reidaes G8ein. uno 2iouUr.
Eager %aufmertlam. Npe pieIe @aarrn wurpeu
auf nbrblihen Mdrften unb mrthsne fir Soor
aefauit, mesbalb mir SGT piinttliden ge,obIsrn
an GuBerlt biaisen YrciIen Ucrtaufen tTuneu. -
Die con unS ale G6t aarantirtrn Sranbies mr.
@Seine lino eiSene Smpprtatiun, uno weper oe.
mildt, nod nit 3ulaben l6Gpliher Stcffe Scr.
sbsn, Wie bieles bel BEN i'm Roretn oetaupteu
Baaren nur 3u oft Der 5aa 1T. Der b%eriibmts
"gS. Walnte's Yure Mpuntain Dsrp" gD6istcp.
ren Dem mir Die e~iuSi9en Srrfdufer lfnp, wirr
an Gfhalt uno Cute Uon feinen, innerba(b Der
Scr. Sta1ttn Sebrannten gSbisfCy iisertrofen.
unier Wager beitebt auBeroem nod aus:
lOOO Jap srtra nne ~iupertne NsGt, unter De-
nsu bic pom Sadern seiuhten Sorten gem.
SrleGns, Yorto JtteO unO @uba 3uder unp Wo.
Iairs 500 SAP Gut 2onf @ruiGep, VcpSrrec
unp &afes3udsr; 100 Siiten 26ee; 800 6tlten
Ssifs UNI Gitter SO. l unp SO. 3 Watete,
unp 5erin9e; fril6e CUTE @pI6cn Sutter. BON
Der mir ippdentltb SenDun9rn erbal!en QarS.
Bacon Stpef, Dams, SbUuloers uno Sreaits =,
Sal3, Starts, yealt pOwper, gema6lenrn RaHr
N"u SlFNp ytIIsHJ Celeni elmer uno ALE Die
lOnttl9sn ArIttsl, Die in elmer @rOeery 9ewGGnlih
peglan9t merosn.
6ernsr: ~ Baaace's Yure Mountatn Dem
SSHlS"" NG biUn'6, Guecalcpia 5lods, Snpn.
D subsla une 9tecttfisp gG9istrY 300
5th ~njpNi6sn Brandy, bort, Wapeira, Sber.
~, Glarst unp Gbampasn gGein; Giper, Com,
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