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tain their present attitude, of which the
great body of the people are heartily sick
and tired.
Freedom Of Opinion an Inalienable
Right.

Judge Miller, of the United States Court
in Milwaukee, charged the jury at unusual
length at the opening OF the July term,
touching upon several topics now of pecu-
liar interest to every American citizen.
Apparently having reference to the dispo-
stion among certain class of over-zealous
patriots to pronounce all men TRAITORS"
who do not think precisely as they do on
political subjects, Judge Miller said I:
"Etenal vigilance is the price of liberty"
and "the free communication of thoughts and
opinions is one of the invaluable rights of
man, subject to responsibility Tor its abuse"
These principles are engrafttd into our very
nature as free American citizens. mean
the liberty OF the press and free discussion
among men, upon all subjects relating to
their duties and their rights as free citizens
but not RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the press and fac
tious and scurri.Ous abuse and misrepresen-
tatiOn OF men in places OF public trust, which
is the bane of free governments.
10 this time of excl .ement, and disposi.
tion to cast off restraints of law, some men,
under the disguise of extreme love of coun-
try, may be disposed to indulge their envy,
hatred, malice and il, will towards others
probably much more worthy and patriotic
than themselves. Men may assume STAN.
dard of loyalty and patriotism for them
selves, bat they cannot be permitted to pro
nounce other men traitors who do not, in
their opinion, come up to that standard.
The constitution and laws of the United
States define the crime of treason and by
which every man is to be tried. There is
no propriety in this free North, where every
man is loyal, and where we hold no persons
in bondage, of inaugurating IA system of
secret police. In times OF excitement, as
men are more apt to be Jealous than
wise we should keep before US the example
of France when the reign OF terror became
so intOerabe that all classes OF men were
glad to seek refuge under military despot.
In this country it is proper and perhaps
necessary that there should be a variety of
sentiment upon every subject of govern
mental policy. Here, where the voice of
the people rules the nation, free discussion
is necessary and proper Tor public instruc-
ton. From the Declaration of Independ-
ence to the present day, there has not been
one great principle or policy established
without free, open and manly discussion,
and it is not probable that there ever will
be, SO long as the people continue to be free
citizens under constitutional form of gov
eminent. Congress is prohibited by the
Constitution from passing any law abrdg-
ing the freedom of speech and of the press.
Men at this time Ct excitement should avoid
personal crilnlnation aud recrimination.
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A Practical JoKE.-A party of excur-
sionists lately went to Cincinnati from Chi
cago and stopped at the Burnett House, and
their names were published the next day in
the papers, and following the names the
words "and lady" In course of time these
papers reached Chicago, and created anun>
pleasant sensation in some circles. The
bachelors and benedicts "got out of it,
however, through the following paragraph
in the Cincinnati Commercial, which gives
an adroit explanation of the matter:
A wag, for there is more than one with the
excursion, being specially moved thereunto
by love of mischief or some imp of Satan,
added upon the register to the names of divers
ancient bachelors and venerable fathers whose
spouses remained behind in the Garden City,
the mystic words, sand lady," We make this
announcement only to ease the anxious minds
of the land lady" at home, but also that the
sleep of none in the party may be disturbed by
visions of broomsticks or bills of divorce, and
that they may return with minds as quiet
as their consciences are void of offence
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A Contraband Cook who Lidn't know
his Master.
CAMP BUCKHANNoN. July 6. lSv

CAMP BUCKHANNoN, July 6, 1861.
The boys are fond of chlckens-not par
particular whether they are spring chickens,
or even chickens, so they come under the
general denomination of poultry" With
out license they enter sundry barnyards,
and the camps are now sprinked with feath,
ers enough to stuff the bedticks of large
and respectable family. One farmer com.
planned that pair of sheep had mysteri-
ously disappeared from his fold. The fleece
was traced to the camp of Buckeye regi-
ment, and it is presumed the flesh went the
way OF the fowls. A stout male contra band"
suddenly disappeared from his master in an
inexplcahle sort of way. He was after
wards discovered harmlessly pursuing the
vocation of cook in the 10Th Ohio regiment.
Sambo was suddenly confronted with his
master, in the presence of Gen. Mcclellan.
Quoth our legal military Lieut.. Col. Key,
What's your name, boy?" "Pompey John.
son, sab y replied Sambo. "Where are you
'FRONT.'" continued the Colonel. johnson.
town, Cumberland county, State ob Ohio"
said the niger with sublime audacity. "Do
you know that MANI" asked the Colonel,
designating SambO's master. The darkey
eyed his master coolly from head to foot, as
if he was preparing to swear to bis inches,
and without winking responded sab!
hun mo him. Nebber seed him fore.
Stranga to me, sah!' "Why, you rascal"
interposed his master, 81 raised you-bought
you when you were nine years old every
body in town knows you're my niger"
"Dun no you, sab! stranga to me sabl Use
free cullud pusson, sab! Cum from 'hio, sab,
wild de soldiers" The neighbors identified
Pompey as the claimants chattel, and be
was remanded to servitude, when he sud-
denly regained his consciousness and retired
obediently. He had been captured from
his master, secessionists, by some of the
lads of the 10th who desired him for cook,
and had instructed him to play the part be
assumed. The darkey, however, mistook
the name of the county he was to hail from,
substituting Cumberland for Trumbull.-
Cor. Cinciandti Commercial.
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gion in the sense of being attached to any
particular church, but in bis will, executed
several years before bis decease, after pro-
vidipg for his worldly affairs, be says: IL
commit my soul to God and ask the prayers
of the good for His divine blessing" thus
leaving on record the evidence of his trust
in the Supreme Ruler of the world. He
leaves surviving him widow, and two chill
dren by former marriage. Into the do
nestle circle broken by his departure 1 do
not propose to enter, nor to attempt by any
poor words of mine to administer consola.
tion to those who were bound to him by the
closest Uf ties. How unutterabIe must be
the anguish OF the aged mother, the sister,
the children, and the bosom companion of
him whose departure has clothed whole
nation in mourning! lean only point them
to Him who has promised to be Father
to the fatherless, and the widows God. On
the 7th day of June last all that remained
of our departed brother was inferred near
the city of Chicago, on the shore of Lake
Michigan, whose pure waters, often dashed
into fury by contending elements, are fit
ting memento of the stormy and boisterous
political tumults through which the great
popular orator so often passed. There the
people whose idol be was will erect monu-
ment to his memory, and there in the soil of
the State which so long without Interrupt
tion, and never to greater extent than at
the moment of his death, gave him her con-
fidence, let his remains repose SO long as free
government shall last, and the constitution
he loved shall endure.
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The Columbus (Texas) Citizen says
that Gen. SAM Houston is acting as pri-
vate in an organized COM any in Harris
County.
"A correspondent of the Vicksburg
Wing, at Lynchburg, V irginia, states that
there are now 100000 Confederate troops
IN that State. Another correspondent,
writing from Richmond, SIS led to believe
that Virginia now has under arms l25, 900
men,"
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ONE OF THE CAMP JoKEs.--It is said that
Gen. Magruder, in command at Yorktown,
is not member of the temperance society,
and the boys, who are sometimes rather
dry, have not failed to discover that fact,
and perhaps to speak freely OF it sometimes.
Among these was private Winship Sted-
man OF this town. On the day after Sted.
man had performed an act of great gallant
ry in the scouting party from Bethel
Church, he was confounded at peremptory
order to appear before the General enforced
by section of soldiers. He was unable to
decide whether he was to be shot or repri-
manded, till be reached the Generals tent,
and was sternly addressed thus: Private
Stedman, understand that you have said
that Ola Magruder drinks all the liquor in
Yorktown, and won't let you have drop.
You shall say so no longer, sir. Walk in
and take drink. commend you for your
bravery.-Fayettsulls (N. CO. Observer. "a
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.

THE REBELS DEFEATED AND R0UTED-FULE
PARTICULARS OF TIE CHASE UNDER GEN.
MoRRIS-BRAVE CONDUCT OF OHIO AND IN
DIANA TROOPS PRECIPITATE FLIGHT OF
THE ENEMY-LNTERESTING DETAILS.
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Wanting to be delivered Fir ench
lady" in the Baltimore jail.-N.' T L eader.
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OsutI6en attr cine SFentItGe @nrrIennung if.
rsr ppltIifhen Sscsutuas lit. gstr lslbR ls6sn
uns biereur6 in ben Staub seieBt, mstr unS
ms6r ouf unlsrr 3eitune ssrmsnpsn su trnnen,
unp 1T aud Die itsts watfsnOe atOuuSntenSabl
fur uns bic bette Seri6crung, bo6, mic mir sci
Seeinn bee Stem SaGrsanses iaSten, bic fieten
maeerrn pbaraCuil6en Sabre 9Iadli6 binter
uns licgcn.
Bir faaeu ben Srouer, pel6t 70 bsrstts
ptut9 GinnsnSrus CUR b~slIersn Serpfe9uns Ger
btsr ctnsetrudtsn gsrmunretrn %ltsfsrten, BEN
berjli6en Dunt Der Ssrren, pelde f6 berritpil'
Iisft Ter @ibe untersossn. fir Die SsrpFcsuus
tensr unelidti6sn na6 Sraften ;u lcrscn. g8ir
temerten bier ferner, oaB rieie 70 tb6lf nOtb
wenpi9en @absn pbne &n1eben Der 9erlon Seino
une SreuuO 1u Quite stfummsn linp. Btr er-
iu6en Am f%ernerr 3ufsupun9 leineuer u. baurn,
wpleuer SemOen anO 9appeu.
Die 3abt Der in uuierem fGptii6eu ar-
men6auie l~te9enSsu psrwunoetcu Sploatsn tee
trdst ga, Die uuter Der belpnperru pFe9e Der
6ieffgcn barmbsrSt9en SGpeltern lfe9en.
BUR Ssmannuus Der slri6faGs in elm
Srie9sfaNr;cue. ~um9ewanoel en- nSamestuwn"
iperpcn, WatrcIen uup SesiOIbotsn selu6t.
= Bon ~uuleren an Der n6rpli6en @rense
%unIereS Staates febenCsn Sruppsn III ui6ts
BON Sereutun9 stnsslaufsn bGgeeen inet Elm
@srii&t, baB unsre bel gcritOpn ftbenSsn
Sruppen bic Sertretbuug Gee ouf Der Salbinirl
itrbenSen 6stnO.s benbidti9e.
- Die nod tier anweIenoen Mitslieorr Der
Nartpn RtTc @ompn9nte werben am Oienfas
NOrsen nab tbrsm Eager 5uriidtebren. Qae
Oisieui9en pel6e siebeseabsn mit5ulencrn 6abrn
i6nnen %NisieIben in Der Office bieIss 8tattes
abttsfsru.
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StaOt Rt6monO.

- 6err Sir6iale9el purce SOraefern oeaen
9unbert &bl. Bur 8i6aft fur istn GriArtuen Dor
Der Court frei9elaIen. Dieter 8tagsfa0 piro
bsute jur Strbanbluug f%Ommeu, unp erreat IhUn
eaOur& ausemeineres 9ntersfs, neil Die Oenuns
cianten bic GntIafuustjsuaen, 0lre. MiQer uno
@%rOtumalp, aIe Shmarirspublifanerinnen 6iu.
juftsQcn iu&en II. auf @runb cteier @naate Gin
Oeren 3su9niB perwerfen. 8as wirD f6 CART.
81. Wiilier II. HFgimsntsrS ua~rtlermeifer Groin,
pato w%unoern, tpenn ie erfabrsn, baB i6re ar
men 6rnuen i'm @eruhe Oes NbUlitipuiSmus Rcs
Sen, rd6renb le irltf itr Qeben FIR pie Diner,
feuuuns Der 9ts&ts Nes Sirens aufs Spiel Iebsu.
SAOn barau5, oaB Der Qnseflaste sCoen cine
Sarsl&aft BON nur 500 enttafeu purpe, mas
bel oerartiSeu lntlagen nod ME Der TaQ mar.
ge6t berSOr, Oue ni6t oitt babel Berausfommsn
iptrb, uno ea 1T bsSbalb Jim 70 me6r ,u 6ebauerr.
Oob Deuti6e 9ssen Geuti&e in elmer IOlb.rt
0siie auftreten. -
Was aber IOa RE Drobung bes Examiner"
bsiBsn, Der ipsciel iiber OieIen Rlaaefau beri6.
tst2 5at berieIbe aus ue6eretluna ODER ans -
Ju frab Die 9faste absswOrfeu, RAP man loon
tsbt iein patres nutipiFii6ss @otto ,,Yrolcrip.
ttOn aus5 6remb8ebCrnsu" bsutli6 erfennen
fam z @nrum 3is6t penn Der ,,G~raminer" nt6t
gegen Die bier lebenben gautses gu 5elpe, lei be-.
nen Spmpat9ie NIT benz NOrOrn bod melt eter
DOrausssieBt perOsn fam, ais BEL ZEN Oeutltben.
Die f&, no imnsr fe fa aud nieDrrluFen mo.
gen, Sur6 eOgalttat 8s8sn Oas Ganb ibrsr geabi
aus3si6usu.
Der oanjsigcr" miro BON lest an ale
9rOtlamatiOHen %unisres @OuSsrnsurs unb 8e.
fanntmn&aaSen unisres Staats. Seeretars Der.
0fsntIt&sn, cine Ssrsaafisung, Die fur uns
lsIbf BON matsrteafm SOrt6sil, fur bic 6ieliaeu
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90 purOe nsuIi6 Elm @nnn. Der fanf Ysr-
lonrn S%er9iftst bate. ntht gum Spre perurt6ciIt,
ws9sn milesrnStr llmRdurs 2 8abrl6sintia
tsfanbsn pisis cartn, cae Der gerbrs6er Glue
Iagen esbatt I'M prlbe sr BEN Ar1entt faufen
mu6te. gu& waren Die gersiftotsn feline Ser.
wanbtsn, nnO init ptsfen Oorf mar lia I6pn ct.
mas ipsniser 9eniren.
Gin anpermal prrbrennt elm SU6n Iriuen Ga.
ter, unb bratet i'm pte cine 8ottr, ietner eiar,
nen asuBsrun9 no6. Ian irate e%laubsn, bic
i6drffeS trafe babe pteS I&perRe grrbre6en aer
abnbet. Nitt bp6. Die Surp fiubet etusn
nn9emsin milOsrnOsn llmfanb - pobrIHsiu:
LID BARN, RAP Der IietenswiirOige SanoIina
nttt aud feline Nuttsr Sertrannt, In einrm lu.
sentlide, no rs in Ginem ssf6eteu fonnte.
&ir}Ii6 f6la9t elm Soldier nit Ieinem Ihme.
rem StUd Elm iunses Wtap6en tppt unO beraubt
fs t6rsr Stvringe. Gin mtIOernber umfanO rst-
tst bteien @rrpeCn aus ben 5Gnreu Der SuIi,.
Die S9rin9s 'warrn fal16. -
Sin MfDroer Ssrbirst f6 i'm @et6Ga bas Ger
rpebr IN Der Sano, un0 lauert leiuem Spfsr
Sur6 finf Stunben lang auf. Die Surp err
Hart auf Glib unb @'spiGsu, eS fi fstn sprbr
ea6tsr @urO.
gnoli6 wurSe Sor a&t Gdeen cine Sinrest
m%6rOerin gu fanf 9ubreu @rfdugnt6 Orrurtbeilt
unb ibr uni6uIOissr gu 3tpeitdbrteem Serter, in
SeridF6ttsung pes milNereu llmfanSes, bae er
- Der Batter pes Stnbes TT. -
5aIt man sesen rtsIe unSetttse @ilOe bic
Strense Der @sri&te ae9sn 9re6ocrsr6en, (finf.
zig Sabre @efdn9ni6 unO 100000 Sranfrn
@slotube fiuo ou9eeru 6iunen eincm Sabre Der.
.9Gn9t %wprbsn,) 70 punpert man f6, bag 8rant.
rrtb 70 UieIe S6riftteIer unO ni6t me6r Il5r.
Der tsTbt.
= &uf ben S6Gl6tfelbrrn Der Srim in man
nod tmmer NIT Dem gininmmcln pom Snc6en
gu 8abritatiUnS5msden beltGftiet.
- SIOnOin 8iett CUR Belt 9prfeauneen i'm
GrslaupGIaf, ma&t icpoa ui6t 70 Ytrl Senior
ttun, pte man %eripartst bate.
Gnncntss. @OSOtittn, bic in 6olse rsr
@ei6dftsfrife ibre praris Yrr,prcn booeu, f6n,
men fofcrt ais Srie9aOierseucrdIe placirt per.
Den, wenn ie i'm StanOe fuc, 5u6solf BON Gas
snlsrie unO eiueu Sorniacr BON elmer Watrcn,
tai&e an tntsri&ciCsn. 9lan meloe T6 bei
ON'NN SN"N'NN W SSGpplUAlUil.
= Acknowledgement. Der Suortiermeiifer
Der Sunbesarmce in Nsw gorf fcroert ,u an,
sebCten fir eieisruns BON Qrmcetu6 u. {. +. auf.
Inter Qnoerm brGu6t er L ,725. 900 garos 5Ion.
nta, 100000 Nrmeepeden unO 100000 Yaar
Sduge.
Sffiiere aus OeutiaIauO fcurn T8 auf
urlaub bier %bcftuOeu, in Der &bR6t, III Die Der.
Staaten &rmre sinjutretsu, Bon tetanuteren
Namen wsrren bic 6srrrn BON HaoUwis uup
Don 6GrCenter8 9Cnaunt.
S&arfibuBen. @enIrat Scctt BAT rem
8uni6 9edu6rrt, RE @o0trneurs Der perIbirs
Ornen Staaten mG6ten tbre S6arfidabsn en-. De.
ta&ement Ubne 8cr3uB nab Baibtustun at.
mnrldtren Iaienspn in Se%ridf6tiguns Res Son
cen SresiiiOniitsn teatf6tistcn Gueriuatrieoes
56arfiAIBsn Die wi6tisRen DisnRe 5u letlen
IN STAMP istn piirpeu.
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WS0riOaa
SEife
gOeetDnNaticV

Den rafsnfiGi9en Oeut'Asn wiro wieorrbUit
unO gum IrBten Wlal @sGe9enbeit 8stotcn, lb
otsier ansi6ItebIi@ aus Deuti6eu beRe6enpen
Gpmpa9nte an3ui&lie6en, Die nod Elm DusenO
tit6ttaer Geuie annimmt. Our6 Oas Qufaebct
Fer MtiliI 3u Der Elm isosr wafenfdGtge Rann
se5pun9sn 1T gu 9eben, iolte elm Sober enpli6
gu Der te6trleu9ung %seldngen, RAP er 5olUat
perOsn muB unD UaB ee bsfsr 1T einem pObl-
bemafneten Corps nn,ugeb6ren, ais benz l6lebt
bepafneten 2anpfurm. Nnmelounacn uimmt
ent9ssen 5r. @ d tbt, Sera.
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Dermi(6tes.

Gr'&wsrsnbe 8emersunsen absr milSsrne
l6nOF.
cit einissn Ronu!sn lisf man in fran,Sf.
! SIattsrn 6riminalfdus Der fur6t6arien
tuna, rie iammtt@ ju elmer @trlrtbeluno
ltRn OrT 1panJisia6rissr 3wanssarbsit en-
n, In JOIse mtIcGnbsr umtdnee, wsl6e bic
" :" @uufsn Der 3srrsa WSrbsr sntOedie.
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Meihdfta.u eternnhme

Mtetnen 6rsuneen un0 benz sesbrtsn Qublifum bic M
jetse, bag Id Die lsttber BON 5srrn Saulba6er ne6sn benz
Sa9sretef.Salon pes 9srrn SeTbi9 sefubrte Sarbir@ unp
poarihnetoesSmbe ubernOmmen babc, unS BAG 20 mif
frsusn mid, rs9t SisIs aUnOen bsbitncn gu f5nuen.
81. e. 6if6er,
Sroaclr, 5piiben 6. IT, 2.
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Buaro aeIuht!

COarC 9elunt!
Gin 6err ipiuidt fir lid uno feline 6rau
Board in elmer auifGnoieeu beut16cu 8amtlie,
unO erbietet li6 audi, fir ole QusmcubIiruue Oss
3immers icraer, su wu1eu. 9ierauf GcfIcctireuoe
m6acn tbre Nprehen sef. in Ger Sfftce p. 8lottes
atgeben.
Gtne SHerte son siutr nuf Studoe SID pp6.
neRccn 6amilie miro pOrgescaen.
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@0nocc G6bmc.
Wholesale Grocery.

1t Mnteri'tbntten Itnfen Die gufn;erfIomf,i NM m..-
on tSSl'SuluN eht tbr Eager pom Groceries. sDrrn;cSSm
= EtGL S.gaItSn, 8eliintot uno 1pntioe 9rtifsI. BIC sCss y
M NJ w eIsm pSrartl9'n lBbolelale- 6jsefh6it osf1Sr, sSn.vrSSsn.~
9oo rr' osfm m : ne our ,ibr retteS 2BeinS unC eiuusnr:.
SsS m SS ! 9ue eieie 9eoarcn prr6cr oIf mSrni;s
msa gtsIitfh Juno nlehtens fur Saar ocfouft. rn " ~ st-
S 49, pu.'''''pr Ss'N9ltr gu duBerlf biQiden Nrei1rn $500.
~ Wv g. ZIG epn ltne ais a I ooroutirtsn RrorSii.s .nH
S St y I!ao et9ene 5nportatt9n, unb rrSrr osrn;t%, a
!! SuJNssn l@aeliber Stpft rsrIeben, rms S;sSSssssT r.; wv
s,r gsU,U'" Ss 8 "SIen aBaorsn MIR su oft Der gSonr 4, . I'm =
ettupn!e ny. %2Bnuoce's 9ure Nfountoin q oSI Vr 8: gu
. G Gsn. wr Que etrIt9en Serf6ufer iinb, miro an ~S%S..SS.nHg..
ten gSbisth lbsrtrpfTen. S''alsn 9ebrann~
i a eager pstept auserbem nod aus.
asS NV jag eriIa utp luperfins @ebI, inter ber,r ST, =,
gWasfn 9elHpten SUrten; gew SrIeors. sScrtr p =. ssn
SueH 5Nasr uno gIoIafts 500 f5os Gn, Snof GU GuurS :
2OeVtttS Hno Safree~Sudcr; loo Rtfen Sbrs. son So,
StIv umo Stntsr; 8c. l uno gp. 3 GeafeIei n1nS SS, NV
I.I~t SIe 9plbe e Butter, ron Der mir w6dsrttiS GcnSISs,
S grco ,[p"'ten Sarot 9asgn Sioss, Soms, SbUnISsrs pns
HmS salt St6rte. seaf Qcipocr. osrsoSffrn,r Ss a.
S ~ SI'ns; @e1en, Scier, elmer, iinS oTs re SorStios.
49, pN III slhsr Vrorsro e~ep66nlib oerTonot rc,rn nn'S'
% Svsst sSnt. %SBollaee's @ure Mfplntoin gr+n sUL;sf,
v vSP ~ S~ueralpcfo Glpds, Supnoos SBnnnrooS,fy,
p siTs''''s9 sgstStg 20 Gas ffanj6Tiben 9rSnSy' S g|
STo a. : : Snsrrp, &Ioret une Gbampoon SSrin G;Ssr'
SS%p rtn SransP, Sin, Sun, @ppIc granSs mn an I SMtrp.arL.
SSm. BolIGce u. S5kne
Sde Der I4tel unh q .r. &C..
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g6i6tis FIR Grocer!
aufer, Bacon, Qaro &C.,
200 Q5le. 9er~einigten 3ufer,
p 5bo5, 6ans, 8reQff5 unb Sbpul6ers
100 y}bls. printa Qeaf Qor0,
100 Ssrss prima @OIbsn RdG,.
40 9adaseS prima Soften Butter.
80 SHs. prina Ser1ep @iSsr,
200 9bls. SIR. l, 2 uno 3 Maferels.
100 gorss friI6e 3erin9e,
40 SOres SIR. 0 Nstafs5,
100 SOrt5 Sire Graders,
70 SblS. Sri6 9ctatOes,
200 GbtS. tcmciie &ron6o, Gin &c.
400 SCres CANDLES uRo Seas.
Spices, 9ufpbeat lno ale i~onifiost in ,;,.-
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