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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-11
Tho RaquInaa NJ.

Sir EDwAED BELCHER, celebrated for his
Arctic explorations, says that from the well
tnown disposition Of tho EsIuimaux to asso-
slate with white men, it is probable that some
Il the crew Of Sir JonS FRAsKLIs's exEedi.
tion may 10 now living among Il EN-, In
paper read upon the subject, before the Ethno-
logical Society, he traces close connexion be-
tween the North American ESqumaux and the
Indians of the Pacific shores. There 10 com
N on process of manufacturing stone implements
and weapons In places 2, 800 miles apari, among
he natives Of California, Mexico, tho Sand.
sich Islands, and in tho North and South
Pacific. They have ingenious instruments fer
planning wood: drills and bows for drilling
holes with them; hammers and axes made oi
bone and stone; imitation fish for fishing; con
triyances for catching birds, and an INSTRUMENT
,or strengthening arrows by means Of steam;
The stone nephrits which Is tho most valued
ornament Of the Esquimaux, Is also employed
In China, New Zealand and japan to ornament
the statues Of their gods.
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Csssss ~ Frse lAhsr.

In . recent letter on the subject Of cotton
production in Central Ameriea, Mr.. d. q.
SagiEBs shows that the climate q all that vast
region 10 admirably adapted TO IL cultivation
OF cotton, and that 1t only requires . judicioSs
outlay OF capita! 10 make IL tho grsstest cotton
bearing district in the world. The cotton plant
which, 10 South Carolina is only an annual, be-
Ing killed every year by the frost and rising to
. height and spread Of from 1s inches to two
!eet, yielding only Que annual crop reaches
IN Central America height and spread Of from
to feet, ar ard yields two crops Of too lbs. Fer
'cre, or 1000 lbs. per year, while in South Ca
tolins the annual yield is not over 1870 lbs per
tear. This, however. Is kss than the average
ield in the cotton slave states, which, In 1885,
was csi mated at from 250 lbs. to 800 lbs. per
acrc-less than one third the annual yield In
central America, with the disady antagc Of an
aual planting. In Alabama and some parts Of
Texas the yield is 400 pounds per acre, some
lines reaching 500 los. under very favorabl. cir
.umstsnces.
Long before its discovery by Europeans,
'otton was cultivated In Central America, and
manufactured into garments for IL g inhabitants.
1t is every where perennial, and yields its first
rop within nine months after planting. Hand
licked samples from Honduras, have been
'alued in England at 30 to 20 cents per To-,
md reported tit for making the finest Noting
tam lace.
The obstacles which have prevented cotton
icing the standard export Of Central America,
'rise from tho concentration Of the population
IN toe Pacific coast, from which the only ac-
hss To European markets il by way Of Capc
iorn. some years ago New Englanler set
,p some gins and presses ut place in Nicara-
:ua, which he called bunker Ill.," merely
o pick and clean the cotton which he puf-
hased from the natives; but, though the
econd year he shipped 1000, 900 lbs, Of a
tigh quality to the English market he had to
bandon the undertaking in consequence Of tho
Ncessive cost Of transportation. But there is
10 reason, says Mr.. SQrIEns, why 1t may not
se produced on tho Atlantic coast, and sent
own froui the interior by improved road, or
nown navigable rivers.
The climate Of the whole Of Central Am
rica is healthy tho average Of deaths being
ess than in any country in Europe, and whAo
hen can labor advantsgeously there all tho
Iear round. The average ratio Of wages for
lstive labor II 25 cents per day, which is less
han tho cost Of slave labor. With all the ad-
iantages Of climate and a population thorough
y imbusd with a hatred to slavery, thanks to
Walkers expeditions, there is little doubt
hat Central America presents all tho condit-
pns necessary to tho successful cultivation Of
-ntt, L,,f IL
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i>st.er ires new Orss.As.
We extract the following from an svidsatly
truthful private letter from Now Orleans which
has been furnished to to the Beston Poa.-
NV OpLlArs, Jan

RRw OltlArs Jan ab, 1861.
The events OF the last two months arc strange
snd incomprehensible the actors have besp drawn,
IL about equL proportions, from tho bsse and this
apex Of our SOCIAL pyramid. wealth and iuss IL
rence, desperation and rccklessnes-, arc the ma
terias which tAvo been employed " p'oducs tae
result. Every man Of property was open.
tnosth cd disunioniss every gambler every broken
down gentleman, every desperado, every hlibustsr,
.nd men seeking srnploymsnt were boastsrous ior
The niddling men. regardless Of polite al ten.
dsncies were disposed - hosr and uish sost al the
sem.d,s, = Tor 'hc pressrvasionu Of the Union were
aud voted the cooperation tickes geueraily there
abot 1900 In the state, aud ii, 900 Of them
we're eventual secession!sts bu, urscds shor, delay
before srce's'on should take place. Tvs among
lhem, WIS our chief magistrate. but events
trowdod each other in suck rap succession, tnat
be considered himself .h orig d 10 take possession
VI the fort, and arsenal In our state, an tue
trangc spectacle was presented Of tire most
ratiNs gentlemen in til. state md hold ne the
highest position, taking the initiative In trsdsoHa
Ne net.
Gov Moore hiss moro st stake in tAis revb'u,io,-
Ivy movement than any man In the State. His
,ststc yields him SlOD,O00 net aanually, aud wish
m yearly increase of aotual value Ia hts ptupetty
" about % Per cent. lie has but ons child. Ills
'Atrotlan and love OF count y are patent, for hs
lirS1 were of the rev, lutiopsry stamp and fought
hr our rights as Eut,w, Gu,lford Count II use
Isi ut Kings M)ustsin-ytt his supposed DUTY
prompted hun, without copsu tstion with Ills
institutional sdviser-, TO commit hn act Of ng.
trassion. allude TO this incident, believing that
Tpu will now understand tho fceliug that governs
he public mind South, more correctly than pages
VI my tnivdual opinions and spcculations would
splght you.
Too BGLL and EvERErr men, after charging
sREoktNglpaE with dlsunion, were the fiat o. lead
n ths rad upon tue Chnstitutiou--,lI the federal
lticera whos- t-rms were about u expire rcvy
IRON mont. Southern rdnkscs were implscsbis In
he demands for the rights Of the South and every
lass OF our citEeus were more or less tiuctured
sl'h this reverence for constitutional rights, save
he Iish, and they voted ths cooper alton ticket.
rns Jews voted for secession.
II you were 60 ask me what we will do aner we
lceds, could MT answer you, nor have found .
nan ebs ~ tighten mo tho suhjsct no oua
tuJws, nope appear 20 care-tll they want is 70 bo
Tut Of the nOn. feel q, dispir ted AZ the aspect
affairs that am really miserable and unhappy;
ny ioretod nys are Of 10 wors, character, and the
my consolation that pres. itselr 70 Is that
ftle rich aud the Of largo fa miles OF children
An Afford N leAye the Ir ion I can.
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MACHINERY
nICK'S ANTl-FniCTIOS MACHINE,
~ FOR PUSEhlNo, sHEARlNd,

rHB nosT EFtiCiENr, Et;OSSMlCAL AND
LAB0R-SAvtNq MAUHlNES IN THE WORLD.
Friction 70 all but done awsy With, next to oil
required In running them; add no repairs need
ID fos yslrr tho largest machine rsIulrs les than
ne-horse power tor Shss rins and Punching Iron. TO
ne Inch Ia thick se, .th peroeptibls effort do
nE tbs york In this most smooth and perfect manner
lshmsah In the country to learn, ,ths value Of the
Vlfioss machines made unde DICKS PATENT,
SrlAs EEGIsE Co !, Proyidsnoe, u. l.; d. &W. w.
cossnLl. JAMES, BEEBn Co, Rev York; WIAs-
FAorosT, CollnsVille, IL, and n.any 9th y New
kork, Nov Enssnd, Virginia, Ilnois, Gsors,a, Ohio,
res yeArs, say they would not bo without them toT
Ares four tmns their oost; aud others say
oonparbs With snysotheI michInes noxu TO them,
bat th psv ter their cot In every month"; Wa.
Al crdau PROMPTLY sttaadsd 10, andl linfornaApa
STEVENS BROTHER 4 CO..
,.s sseaE solEE AGESrS' va PEARL srM srskTTr,Rx War
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COAL-PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH
-. zso sydass eosi for srstss. Il IS psr ton Ala
LIVERPOOL. Camel and Smiths oosIssi the lowest MAJ
ssx Aj2cos " WsEsS.' saEssx'' An ssH ,sss tasS:ias a !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-11
NKW YORK mAUhiNERY DEPOT.
~ arxyHrsk nK0IHER 90.

M Ss SPExkT sTRsETa REV .s new York.
MANUFACTURERS aud DEALERS In every dcecdp-
Hon N sT kfiOSAKY and PORTAnLE STEAM IN.
0INES ard BnILERs, wOODWoRrHSPL planners,
"a al ether WooD WoRKLsa MAomnEs
LEHrHER RtBbER BELTING,
DABBIT and OTH Err COMPOSITION MErAlA
Wlth ali other articles nsedful Ia Machine SHOP
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
sD, DICKS. Cslebrstod AndLFrisnon
HARRis' PATENT SIFTING NACilSEs
R1FRkYT DOUBLEACTING BALL VALVE
PORTABLE soALEss sHsa N aREAr VARIETY.
Ana many 'sns1 S>'H>"" ,.s t-aiB
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NIRW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
~ sTEvENs BROTHER , CO.

n =; enslns sad hand isth4 q power and hand PLAN
n .TIls seAr cutting mAshineS bolt cuiterA mortir
skt saU mlils Of various Ends grain milk In great
tsTisy. Al tor sals Il IL vory bws prioes e sYh
y timas ns d'2lJ
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BHI0h MEiALLIU fAINl-rhk UN-
Adsruigucd, Agents for ths Inv suHbs paint pro-
pared ts supply the large Glars des at the lowest
nAnufacturers prices Thev warrant the article to be
Def metal; for presrVins iron and other metals and
xood aud can gass u has elual, Brick buildings
xiv dryf or many yeArst about third the proe
pure lsaA-h worth vastly more for al sueh pur-
sTEvEss, BnoTHER 4 co,
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NFOKMATlON WANTEU-rROM Pc
TER u sIlER, Who lett wittenters, Bsvsris, In
s41 for this United etates, and ~hep lat hsAra. rom
.as reslding In Cincinnati, Ohio. Any intelligaIoe
ppertainins 10 him. will bs gratefully received BY his
tstsr. hARY BIGGER, sivori H,,sl, wsshington
Place I'D C'l2O
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DENsiOs- wIDOWs DKA WING PEN
l. sious under 81 fsb. 5d- lsoS, II yunp 3D. lse
nd wldows ~nss husbzuds have e. Dllsi or iiso 70
pevice, NAY somstnihs " tn1r adv'sntSehy csn
M and Chatham sA, oALvIR " SnITd.
10 s2Ln'tp
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THE NEW YORK SUN,

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Ne. ss Broadway, tcorusr Of Broadway, fArk
Low snd Ann ssest) under the American MUSEUM.
ssrfbss IN New York City and vicinity. -
III AID 4 QUARTER CENTS PEn WKKK.
Single Copies Ons Csua-
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Avssss CtrcuIsi,ou throughous Tie Yer, sndine
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EneassYu E~S-Mnse.

A GENTS WAN ED-J.vUV ESrEkPRIS-
"A iuE agSut' wait j In eyCrv 'wn and county ia
he Cntcl StatcI This ishrArt chance tor agents tp
mako mOury. = Ea Tor circular. Capt. re iuTed, 81
p $40, Clll rps n or Hlg.rC.s DOwSER& Mf.SHtL
LAM, 70 htid'n lar",N Y fe5 9'l35
A vkHiS wilh RnOn 80 ~ So CAN
IA nAct WITH sI l. H. tJp., rtuliit 70 mal msney
npldlJ by .niuS an 't- yO.- lsht article o. uni
rrrssl ns~ta,t-, 'Nsf tarsr'sf. hv snDs baa and
he Br,asv-v ~ " !. -,o-- ~ t,IS 2<eo'lH
MALE AND eE E1,1A.. N milf Of ALI
w natiUns wzuted u u'iU tnsy coz b. ssited vit
sod ntios IN sway e-pscit. by sppyiDs to MAN
tIN1, RIs SIKH svs y. .- ~ -uornmend this
NaN =. ~Si,.Nh '-ohs sses'2
SEAMEN WANTED - A FEW MEN TO
. -so TO sHa IN merchant vcs-rls; good wages paid
- having had some experience at scs preferred
ippiy at the shipping ofca, NO. III South street up
ftairs. fe2 GIGS
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n oRMATION WAN TED - THOMAS,
'Hs IN, aud MARY BlLERL INk, who left sligo
- " ago, with CATHERINE ANDERSON, their
sPSsf s% Ac
: q Cali at LEWIS wlL.LIAMs. Badd,er, No.
rs anil ton sv, Brpobivn. f6 rJ1
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PEus sssiS A. rsyaIGks.

QOUNTY LANDS, kc.-SOLDlERS,
asiors and others ~ho hsys scrveI In any Of the
- caa obtain their warran1s BY applying N 81
-sau NJ, belo~ Futon ID. q. BhOwSK, Attorney
Uniteh States cisirus fe4 2lac'l2r
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QOA RDlN Ga FEW RESPECTABLE
" young can bs accom- niOdated With scOd board
nv bnardsrs s~cNmrnoNs'eS. '.Notacs1e6
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QOAKDlSG-A FEW ciNuLE 9kNTLE-
" nen can b.. ..ooommodsted With board also gen.
loman and his wife, and young lsdies. Furnished
ooms to let With without board st Dover It ueax
Franklin Square, Nov Yoek. tA9A 2<A0s1bo
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BOARD 81 Ivv-unn.AI 6kDUCilUN IN
D6oard-Comforsxpls rum with s1celisnt boer1 %
1ts % wsek. former pricss - 10 SD isdias fron
d - for comfert good living anA eheappdss. this
souar Ucel1 Al othsrR o warm parlor with piano.
Ratohm0 IN n1ght eoh ioASir = abean - tAy&
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"A THO. b THOMPSON srkEET-IUOD
eAboard, pleasant rpom. and sinse beds, % ~eck;
dso room for man andhis vife Msals alwAys ready
" thu time Don't pay ~ - % . vees, when yes
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QOARDlNG-A FEW ciNuLk GENTLE
y asu-Also . gentleman and vife--oan BE- soson-
lDdate4 with boSr6 q <7S Greeuviah =. bstwess
= VstAsrsh b~ard ssse eAarstIp
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8lutreimi0enbc @rGuter
II EOuis @unOram in 9lfeEura
0rilher @raunIhrftal.

pom Nputs US u n 7 4 IN in 0ifekur1
(fribsr @raunIhpsta).
Giclt nit Ieat ~6rribmtsn Gr6utsl ba6sn 7b felt elmer
HtItc YoH fabrtn IN CsutiN!dno, Tranfrein uuO Der
5hDeB etneE lplipcH Stuf %crip0rbeu. Ya iii ynn Ssgrn
~lSUuSram gum GeneraI M9tuieu fir Die @,r Gfootss ,ys
n0nnt sin, 10 Scebre in min, mcinen pcu1ben Qau. sie1tsu
rte'e Jtrauter III ~Stt1li9er &sObddtunli III emofeblsn. Oo
ib ~cieel5en 6trctt ppa DCutfbtaRo belp1sn b,bt Il, F1ru
i'd FIR eerel @eGtbrit 8lrSe leiiten. SD bone, biej,lt,n
metnen eeItl6er SlnoSleu,sn ala mtn Jum 8tnlrFri5 III
HG,bel, "a 10 teli u5eI5suBt DIN, bIB psr e:um0I bopen
8%ebrGuCht PAT, TIRE 9ufe o%Rert.nnen pirc. lie Srdutc
uno bel MIR m 9ulperH uno YileK he uo6cem nan Is
nUritD Su BADEN, unp miro jeeer S6l6te! stne ppUe So
braUhSanpeilun9 b%ri5t5eben. f~sUlSenor iiRS srantbfitru.
po9e4en r9 eIelt 8rdVtsr ais belCnpers gut uno beillam
lrwt-lsn babsU:
@la9MIrampf 5dnOrrECi6en, DarmbeIawerSen 0rpfen,
9eidnutt Seritppfun5, @iGt, 3bsumotismus, 'GMg>
e%rlIitl9tslt, AuSSeErung. fulten, Ropfs uno 9ebnfpeb.
Rrsesi4apth. Nunnlperre &rdunr, Qua.nfranfpeit
StnuptsH, Utrltletmanl, R~IroenftwdGt, 2~marneri.
itipcro en-. gSa0trlH6t, 8ricpe, Rolf, .otbt Stub. Rr6bt,
SolinuB, S7pptte, fOIieS 6isber, un6 allen Fr0nfbttten,
DelGe aus otrbpr5euen, SlIts un0 0Puoen enriprinacr.
SYPHILIS potr Nuneubs pjro BET sn3tmeIItnsn DoIen
b!nnen nrn'9en 9SN@sn gdnjiin ostbanHt.
9reis Der 9ulpr PER S6o2tel 9fo. L, 81; 81. 2, !OGts
Z" gVlsH F" NO. /, $3.50; 30. 2, 81
" F" puloer fur SaHowurn1, IS Cts,
" " Wa95ntrduitr>eljrir, pr 5Ial6s, SO cts.
@ufrass pole man %s,fdIis-t an mit Der QcG, nsbt BEN
9Ls'it slnitnfsn. prns9 eaS Gewani@te %sbsufal8 pcr 9Of
s%oiteRfrei triolaen fol-.
@orelt; SuItW5 DieReIt, Dsatif. .. > Sor
303, &lrranbrta. 8a.
% Zen esrrrn E~pOtDtitrn, rsIbs ben 9erfauf ca
R.aaier U%SsTnsemsn pSasE, Nib sin Iiberalsr Rabatt 5>
setttrt.
Gs> Gsrnsr il sci mis- gu tasen elm BUD (&at6eeser),
ooh etasn1 pra!til9fn ATlte selbrteber, rreldt5 I'M 8tiiBe
frtRer jeoen 6aRltlie ietu lDlie, oa 90 ihsr- faft ale 9rant
5s;isR uRb Dertn @e5enSluBs 41ffhfus aibt. grtis ors>
Eslbtn IS &sR,5,
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GOkules.

Die Mit9lieSer Der fri6eren 5teufrnfen
&OmHitts linc gu elmer mOrasn @teno antc.
rdnmten &9riammlung eingsIaOen, in Der iiber
Pie 8erwenpuna res bei i5nem 5efe e~rsieltsn
usberltufss, Der i& in ben 1anesn Der bstreF
iencen GrmIfIee S%sEnest, Gin rem 3sitperb3ltntI.
sE sntipr6snber 8si&IuB 9siaBt wcrOsn lOG.
Gas St%aRrquarticr rer Mariun RlHs
@Ompa8nie If nicer BON gBiaiamsburs perleot
pUrcen, unb spar BAT %rteielbe pteiss Nal in Der
manufacturers gdbe pom 9amsstOwn Gin Qaaer
Bon nahfer 8p&e an miro ieeen Woroen
,pisoer Gin DampiOCot cen 8Gu6 bina6aebrn unO
audi bel 3amsstoR anbaltsn. Den 8reunOen
p~isIer Sompasnte il birbur6 cine @5eleaenbett
~sebOten, DsH munteren S6asen an benz SDen
5ancs sinsR 8sIu5 a03uFsStsn.
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: gtr crlnuben uns noment[t6 uniere que

= gStr erlduben unS namentIidb unisre oue~
%pdrtt9sn esier nuf Die @nsetse pes Sru. WuIRsr
aufmertlam 3u maden. peFen 6abritat, Srum.
ueIn Ieoer Nrt, ais anSae;ciburt 9eribnit rpire.
SIN Saufe tts(rr 0u6e fanS cine spritr
~Seriammluns Der beuiften 6ttfs Commute Ratt,
in Ter bereits redt srfreuIi6e 8ciuItnte CUR
Sprahe tnmeu. Sier,e6u bur6 Die irBta. IL
3ettperbGltnihe ibres @rnGGrers beraubte 8aRt.
Zen babsn beretts unterRa5ung ertaltrn, unb
ptro etea audi nod nit ano rem 6ilfstecurftiaen
yaef6cben, menn fh lcidhe an Die tetreftaoen
Gcmmittemitslieeer wenpeu. Die muuatlifeu
Ssttrd9e Der 9errstt. wsIGe fur oisien 3mrd ei.
Hen frettpiuisen m~Unathtcu Scitrao ;~uesIaat
bnter, 9eten ~rrosImd6ia etn, unp bUfrn mir,
RAP pur6 cteIe peun au6 ~tGsilpeile tieincn Bci.
TRACE SieIer nr6 mon6r3 6rane astrudnet, mani
dies GIenr esmtIpsrt miro.
= 9Str miGen renu aud esrIpGtsi beridten.
pdB am Mcntag le6s BON Rem ylsm gUrfcr
@artbdlotoneru bier eintrafen, 5ransclcn, Die
etten ptrtIt6en frau56fIben atIdteo BON Dem
npToit6eu 5ecre 9enUmmen uuo ,u uuferen
Aruprsn tber9c9aR9en tparen. Sts purOsn bier
pttSntlt@ @tcttr', unp 9iE9eu ocn Bier mad 9Jorf-
tomn, um fh u%niersn rOt9toFseh 3ouapeu ans
;u lhlie6eu.
llnIere Convention palfrtr in elmer ibrer
'eBten Serlommlungen BEN Sei6tuF, In @orppre
nah rem SpOtfmcoo 6ouIe III marIditsn uro
OraiiOsnt Davis iGrc quertcnuuua aus,uIvrr,
tcn, wtlasm Set&luB aud Iofort 6UIse ~ecteitet
wures.
&de Siei'niaen, msIhe Rdotif&e Steue,n
III 'nblen bnben, pcrweiIcn mir auf Die Sefauut=
moduna OsS 6rn. 6ctfon, unlerem fGotil5en
Tar Collector.
Bsr Dor Dem 80. Stunt besablt, part 10 gGt.
cre o1nScn Sctrages.
Oas DtebtIinr Ger neucn R;sirrung tyaf
risitt Sage pom 0cntspmer9 bier elm.
Gin GROCER 5betl Ger bteltgen Gjpip96rrr-
ihoft bate itb cor stni9en Sosen oas Mardeu
auftincsn lnfen, unitr 5YcrantmaFtr iet oerqtf.
tet mcrasu. @ubrl6einIth mar elm gB6ist,s.
Srurcr Der grfncer rieiss mi6tsen @erGdtS.
@uf Der 9etersturgrr Sabu fam poraeleru
Gin Sranpunfaa oor. Gin nit 8numpc0e unp
rinem 6oB 5lsift bstnrencr g8asen ftns Ourb
Die 6nnten Ger locomotive 8euer. Der 3uo
nurOe Irslei6 au8ttaiten, es setaus iepu6 nur,
Oae SAP 6leiid su rsttsu, pdgrsuo Die Baum
pUue UCrbrnnnte.
Nab etrsm neuen ARRANGEMENT Der SIRE
osrtdeturser Sdbn eett MUIR NIcrgcuS um 6{
ubr uno Natmitta9s I'M 4 ubr elm qua BON
bier mad 8r%soeridsturg ab. Son bort st6t oa.
9e9en nur sin %einliser RIdiu9 uno lmar Nior.
gems um 81 ubr pom bert nab bier nb.
&G9Iihe &bpureuten, meI6e aud oas
Bchentldtt ;u erbGlten ninlben, fino erIuht,
uniers rrip. ErGger bisroun iu trna6ri6iissn.
gGir muhen wiepsrbOlt oaraur aufmertiam, pa6
mir Die "Str8tntibe ;}ettuus'' nur acgtu 8pr-
au5labluua Uerienoen.
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gDihlio fur @rccerpbeGher.

S2 III cine nu9cmsin bttouuts Sad, Saf ur1tr 6aus FIT
!ihsI 3eLhe rem Sabret Hetoti~ une l6bplsiale, @sia6fte in
trriiser St0ct ocno6t BAT. s9cnteer befonnt eErItt obcr fcin.
tlF unlsr pate sin 3mcta9Cih6ft in Aep Slerf 9ai, unc raj
H1lrr crrti9er Observation-Disclosures i1cte biz befen unt biQio-
m 2Saarcn frr urs etntautt Inb eiciclhCn iceC 4ppbc bier.
7 ienoct. 5trntr prroteft uleemeiner btFarnt an fperbfr.
, tB mr. @rrcsrtts, 9rpviiicncn. 9u:ter, !86Gs ,c. &c mn oc-
y %Gar taultn, ppeurtt mir in ben StanS eeftt .perStn,
?i't'9 e~tn3utaulfn uno btli9Cr ala irQen6 Gin onorrts GcItdft
btsp9cr Stnot uno ju BEN 9,p6bnttheu Sebtnaurorr scr~
u lTel Su trllta, 9Sir Sl0ubCn 1traoc tafrrd, ron mir fir
q ar ttntduten, uro Tets quite. friihe unb btHios 9Rane Tub
&c ,eic Snttrcnen rnitrcr 6Inocu an betCn III rabrtu. 5u-
li'th goranttren mir ale lei une a~ctauftep g8oarsn oS Stt,
IN ere gtaurrs, SBttne unb Gjsarrtn ale u~nperf5lfbt urS
'rSiSwurst9, uno maiden nrd1 oarauf ouf1ttrfian,, SaE mir
al IN stner 6jrccer9 s%ebraudlter @rtifcl fubrcn.
Nni. gS0lIucP SShre
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0Snaocc G6bmc.
Wholesale Grocery


&ES- SSr pHerirer sum 8erFarf fur QrisateebrasS unb
Wlsotrosrtauf in ieptr b~eIsbieeH Suaritdt:
SoO 8arrels Crulbet, pppoercb Hne GaTse. Sudu.
AZ 3bes Qprto Ricu 8rrpns Sudsr.
% Sbes. 9uba WuscprGep N&iaGes.
'o0 S5blS. NeT SrIcans unc 5eroe NtpIafeS.
,oooo SeIrele 9Sauoee'S ToHrtlp Serup.
t y Sooe 9ofCe. 800 &itcu Grip.
oo00OO SStllen Asamonttnc unS Iagpw Camille.
GUu oe'tse se: 3 fetts @adyeI. rs 9ble. Rp / Se.
9'''" M M S.a6 Yea. Nep Bacon, 6on,s, Ecp SSsuIbrrs,
Stsahe, gtcts uno Sioee, SsrS.
0''%S gutter; SrItf9 Sbeeic. e~rrnobenen GoTes, @fsftr,
@SEs Stul59ro SEeisc & Blue, Stor6, geoft
gepotL Sce SoreS, pipfp Zines, Sol,, Relsr, eintsi,
SlDte guns, Ssalb 8OarNs, ]g9rsppins uub gBritne
IN elmer G3rpesrp ~setpcbalib eciudt tpcTter.
500 Sb's. IN uliacc'6 Wure Rpuntoir ne NJ"
sSbiefse. mebr ale - @ipuaie ot.
loo 8eie &ttayoiOa's DID &ss g5biStep, 100 8arsis be
Riucbarts.
loo 60 6lrd's Olo 8ee unS gSbic ggbisfes. 100 30 Gin,
9VO 90 Oncneoec' Dtpuntoin SSbiefcp, rs bp Ruu.
10y op S~ustuicrla s3bistsu, 200 DO 8ronoe
9oO 70 S7rtnlnn 9%0btSfcU, strThieeens Srr,en.
Sinc genuine 6ren& SranpY. Spa. Gin. Scoi6 qDsisftp,
9rTt. gtoestro,, SSerro-S3eir, GGaret inns Gbampooney.
8le %Ieinltsn .tmPrrhrten 9iearrcn ietcr grt.
SSm. u GIIoce Gibrc.
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WIN. WALLAcE's Pure l. oUNrAIN Dew
WHISKEY

Dtelet NttHttc rjre mir art curh uus be,paer. gEir
MA ben oae pubhtunl btcr0uf 0ufmertiam unb nSrntn BAD
lsle, rpr Entiut etEee noGlrmadtcn glijfClS, ba eicIcr
SStlntcI nur cHrd infer 6duS be;pecn ipCrbcu fam. Rauf.
Itch otcr, ptttr etn Barrel poer mebr ppt eicicm pcr;iSli-
hen YronN iu faufcn muufttn, iuultsu nur oo Fcufrn, lco ne
m he ScHdSfrr 8trtrIien icScn. gSjr nnnfbsn Sac Vu.
blttum mir rcr GdIihur9cu III wNrnru. 9gtr bal,tn ifds
,tuen eTIBcn Scrrail Ynn bjclrm 94bieftc 0uf ydasr. zen mir
.mr lam ~rcrtoufcn, wcnn er ~wtuioitnS IL Y2pnni, alt IN.
WtnI cr:nnCre ltt, nap NIX bic elCtniQtn Ncr!5afrr Won ~.
6Nll!U'S Nrne N2cuntaiu Ten 3HbjStc9 fuO. unb has mix
'tut tinen Nreit bel Scrtduten son l bis 100 Barrels babtu,
UNI ldocr NouTicbbatcr eiu, oieicr Ycr;ua!iEcn unS rcirc1,
;6bietCv elmer Qrobe III uutCrircrirn.
~ nj. @aIlatt S6bue, p
Gdt Gary NIB Meari fIul 5traec,
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Waripm RiI,.G rmrnnnit gHrrhc Niirenn

WLriUn Rids,G pmpagnie gBcrtc 8iireau.
Serr Gntpn SctSerIiEe mar 10 frtunSlih. Sic
Strli.e etfteS s9srte-Sf ;icre fur Ole Narion 9tiHc. Com.
ge9nte aniliisbnttn. 9Ssr Sunr octipcr Sienit tauclidb tt unb
Eult bat, ith ether nit ben belten 3iditn ~Seriehencn Cont
pG9nit an8ui6IteBen, 1T eebsttn, it6 in 1tiuem Siprc N
ntelotn. 8leta man Der Nufn0bme in &i6mrno wirb
yudle, Ierriltcr, 9ltrrniafbe &c. a%6aetjefeyt unc bic Rer
frutcn nads oen Eager wlcntgelolib bef6rbtrt; Die Mcrtur
ptre int GaQsr o]bltlisfCrt.
Fm @aftraee ces gopttdn5 alb. QSbrpd
Mntpn SribcrIInn.
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Wcilnoperein QS;raintn.

Srn Den 0tt9Iieccrn bes @eIane,creius Iirainia murpe
N lesttr 8eriomntIun9 na6fuIatn0cr 9sItluS acfast:
S%eldIolsn, Gap fur bic Oaucr oue oc9snm6rtiacu
8rtt9eS fur Die 6drrtIicn Ger int Disnfe lcbtr6en
N,tsIiccerb es SereinS uob Ardfcn 9cicrat psrorn icu.
8enernte 6lmtIteu iinc f~rCurcI,bt rriu&t, in 8rtrcT
eteleS Sel6luIlss lt9 CUR 3et an Den @critlnc Nts Serrins
Sh NeRcen. Drr SGrf0no:
O.. &anu.
Sb. gonter.
y. 9rauer.
9Sul. NTriTcr