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AUCTION SALES.


sUGGEsSIoE nF YATTE SAKE. wife Of SIMON sCHER
WIN-Fo 1890 Second District Court New Orleans
Clothing, Household Furniture Gas and Store Fixtures etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctoneer74 Chartres street.
SATURDAY, 9th Sept, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
Carroll eeta by Virtue ami in pursuance Of an order from
the Honorable j. Berudex Judge Of the Second District Court
New oenS dated Angus, & 1851 for account Of SAID sue
The Of said premises consisting in Clothing Fui.
tre ety. ouch Cashmere Froc and Sack toas Owe
Youths Goats and Pants, Caps trunks Six Cravats Mar
sees SILK and Velvet Vests Cashmere Pants and Yeats Doc
Hnndkcrchefs Summer Goats jumpers Ogeri, Undershris
and DH%ers Hosiery COunterr Chairs Tables, Bed teads,
Aa9Ts bureaus Show Cases. Gas and Store Fixtures Kitchen
n8.TERAs-Casl on the spot. en27 81 SEE g 7
SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER PUR-
CHAsERs.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR.
Auctoneer-OGice. "A Charities street.
- a. the Merchans aid Ancloneers Exchange Royal street.
tod Post Office Il O'Clock M Tor and risk of Jean
purchaser who did not comply to the Of the Indication
made TO them the 9th February 1851 at the st. Louis E
ONE LoT Of HRObND situated in his parish in the Sec
2nn strGt Of ths ctE at Bayo4 st. Joh measuring - feet
the right, l69 feet and lines also depth left
feet lines in the together with all the buildings and i'm
TUNER grif aged abort AZ years with her three
children, Sophie aged years; TeyO, years, and JaAes
a4~TERhs AND CONDITIONS For the property, one
third cash and the bance six twelve eighteen and twenty
four months credit for approved and saactny endorsed
notes bearing per cent interest per date TIL
thrifty and cent interest per from maturity tit
For Tuner and her charen one and the bslanc
at six and twelve months credit for approved and satsaco
ry endorsed notes bearing per per from
date till maturity, and from maturity Ill
Acts Of fae before A. Ducatei Notary Public The expens
o. III I.rGIn-sr: avis - SCI = u
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STATE or LOUISIANA, FARIsH or CRla4rs D
. .-- ---i4g35. -- ...s City OF New 0rlssaa.
Bel remembered, that the 18th day January 1850
the Ibscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for tina
city aforesaid, personally appeared Tos soo Prs and
James Edwards Secretary the sun nsrsnce Com
Of New Orleans, who being daily according Bw
dodepose and that the above accounts are lust @ rs
and scorrect transcript from the of said couoany
THos sLOO, PrssidsnsA
Sworn to and subscribed before day OF 5ausrv
1860. 't d. F. MITGHELu .
+ Second Justice of the Peace Parrish Of OtIsans
Board of resolved pay interest Of sIx
Profits to the holders thereof legal
on snd after the 18th day of February n
dividend Of FORTY PER GENT. 40 per cent? on the pa
earned premiums of the Company for the ending
bsr 3lst 1853 for which certificates will issued
March next. ~ .1s .* agtfT e'T51's'
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
AkS OF prohs have further resolved that all outstanding
Certificates Of Profits Of the issue year 1856 be
and paid to the holders thereof their
the 18Th lay February The 81
produced at the time Of csrceen and iuterss
to after the Slst DeceEabey, 1859 ~ 1'
= THOMAS SI0O, Presiaent. az
- -. =. JAMES D. DENEGRE, Viee.Prsssaens
JAMES EnWARps, Secretary. ~ = ''-17-s
DIKEorozs.
- James D. Denesre, FJHsrx
a. =. heny, john @. RIeas, ts1
Eugn wilson, ]. Fl. Staufer.
f. j: Z. de Egana BIT Lonsisl4 ss.
aenry henshaW, John q. Gaines. =
A. @. Tremouiet, Thonas Sian .
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~, STATE or LorrsriHl
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Oriaau..x
BE 1t remembered, that ths1sth day Of Deeenhsr 1se
beora the subscrfbera Justice Of and
city aforesaid personally appeared Oer eaard PestdspI
and schreber Secretary of the Gtens Mutual
Company Of New Osans who being duly sworn
law do dspoe and that the above sceonns
true, and correc transcript from books Of said Copy
o. GAILLARD, President
A. sCHREIRER secrsta-y
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day, December Is
1850. ARTHUR sAUeTEP
Third Justice Of the Peace tie Parish of ean,
THE Board Of rustees have resolved pay si In
teret the outstanding Certificates Profits for ,a
1857, 1883 and 1883 and after the MONDAY
rusry next. '-t-7s ys
-fRUsr1Es-
Geo. W. West, r. g. p. Eunt,
jas. A. White, 40 NJ Nts5on
douglas West, Martin Gordon, grs aE9a
D. JarnisoH, Nun1a Arpusrfn
Ar Miltan1ergeY, Cesaira Cifyisr'
J.Leisy, A. Bohn, GTs
The Company connueso insure against perfa Of
and rivers and loss and damage By current
| premiums. aF Rfr1 'Tt
| s~ ONCE. No. 5 carondelet stres.. arg
| OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INsgaA Non
7
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS ]. L. AND W.

T.
inns very remarkable spring the Anita river
parish OF st. fanmany miles half east nf Gov
ngon large volume of rises from the earth with a
strong current Its temperature TO be 60 degrees
1t Ii quite unlike known the neipliborhnnd
From It's unusual chemical composition the large amount
SILICA contains led suppose ts source yerv
deep IN the eahbeing, in fact "aresian we'll
J. l.. Il W. P. R DDELi,
Nv Professors Louisiana University
In 100 itrs of the wafer, weighing 100000 Eranrles
there 1852 of dissolved matters made ma of ina
following Ingredients IN the order OF their reaye
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

-.. No. Iaa CANAL STREET
In conformity with the requirements Charter the e,.
lowing statement 10 published
LIABILITIES. |=- --.-..-z
Amount due to Depositors.. 81
Certificates OF Deposit outstanding S6a6 30
Total of Liabilities. s4Ss Iq1 81
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- tn e ABITA SPRIN GsS-MRS. F. A. ...4x
Hs#J BOSSiERE respectfully friends NM
Ea land the PUBLIC generally hs her house now open
for the reception of visitors The unrivaed electric medicinal
baths can now be enjoyed to perfection facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased improved Her abe
as heretofore will be abundanv supplied every attention
will be paid to the comfort of invad She earnestly trusts by
her untirng eSertions give satisfaction may honor
her by their patronage, Being at a pleasant vne
distance f. M ha villages of Covngtot Maneyie Il rem
ders the drives to those places convenient, 800
The Ahia omnibus will attendance at the landing OF
Covington TO convey passengers the Springs. e "
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a. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
R My slave depot, No 1876 GEavier street, will open
"a Summer receiving forwarding and sell
AsG-ing slaves commission For the protection of
patrons, Pney Woods place, three and half hours
from city, and half miles from TckfaE Station, n.
Railroad, has been put in good order for
treat, Of epidemic sickness OF kind
a25 IF c. +. HATCHER.
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4 RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE. H,s

S4q, FIVE Thousand ACRES Of RED RIVER BOT ~
TON LANDS adsnted ihs cultivation Sugar Cotton
and productive lands in the State They stu
acd Red River, about miles below Alexandra
and protected from overflow strong evee They
extensive front and be divided into
plantations Negroes will be taken payment For further
information, apply to LEVI WILSON, the premises or 10
ie2s GIN AZ Caronieet street
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g. POINT CLEAR HOTEL-IN VIEW nses
El seahooa communication between Mobile and SSTJ
- Sew Orleans being resumed and encouragement Of ~
tel on the 10Th Of July :
We confidently that no Watering nsce on f,e Gulf
20 many requisites for comfort
oa hathg mas no equal on the and The drives In the
vicinity are pleasant 4 telegram
m4nieang with all portions of the country $50
Wae We nst ask the indulgence for anv lack of
the iabie Deicacies, will promise be supplied with
all the Substsntiastheb best the market affords
r. II. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,
ly21 ln&W Clear tJo,as
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r ISFRANCK's FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING = INVIGORATIEGl l. REGULATING
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Bloche
and Eupons from the Face Curing Low Spirits Meian
choy, Dizziness Papitation Of the Heart Pains the Hsad,
Back Limbs Whites, and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Aenstruaou to
which the Female Sex Is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN 10 FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose Of bringing and
regulating the Monthly PERIODS Women which does undo'
any and all circumstances Lsancks Female Cordial also
be the Invgorator Beauifer known
II has been fny tested Mobile, and proves be equal
all has been represented.
The lady of one of the most prominent citizens CT Mobile has
recently been cured Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss Of mind through apathy naCon of the womb. BY the
use Lsfrancks Femae Cordial after ali other remedies had
failed, this organ excited healthy action, and she
restored to health happiness and the society OF her
family and friends.
male disease have become known the prcpreors
8S~Sod by GOES WRIGHT L Co, New Orleans TAIL
LIANT CO.. Mobile, and Druggists generRlly SEA- "
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n . l @ e.
We have completed BLUE OFFICE on the Leyee foot Of
Cont street where CLERK will always in attend
receive Freight and s Bills Ladng or the Packets
GOLDEN AG f and r. W. POWELL.
This facility affords oDportunJty of SHINING
DAILY 70 Fort Adams and al intermediate points without In
CURING the EXPENSE of stG age ard ex,rR druygge
o5 If RW EOATS EJT8 Aponts
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Personally appeared befose Artbnr Sauer Justice the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans, G. CURRIE DUNCAN,
Treasurer Of the New Orleans Savings Institution who being
duly sworn depose that the true cor.
rect transcript from the books Of said Institution.
G. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treosnrss,
Sworn and subscribed before this day May O. 1867
ARTHUR sAUCIER, TT
Third Justice Of III. Paaea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

tcrst: ard experience has aburdahiy SYM
fb,, to be insufficient. Such power can pro,
scribe the expenses Of the Government, anu
Of course can give, what is much niorc ua,i'
ce-or1s, q character 10 lis mGras! 1ne Plo'
1Sosed man creatcs y check u,en thnt power,
and vests it in the Secretary Ut the ife"s?.
twill doubtless be urged that TINS pow , 70
toc great to be entrusted 10 one 'aan oos
somebody msSt be trusted, unless WI ess.
the power Of destroying the risht " 'sSo he
rm,cr currency; aud who mare wGf'hf VI ,n
trust than ore who, upon the t""'fs ~ wv
Government, is man above al eAc:p.'o', "a
IN. direct point Of public ubserTaton.;; ai w.
siu. can Only be- feared because P"s'toss n1
mn BE IN individual melnhe: d! Tue n ,,,:s
sole power to be guarded against. W ~ t'i'ou'
reference TO individuals, ell ia;r men y" III WI
lie in the officer. ,dd
% At the risk OF depression, permit me 20 ao e.
t7a, I r,rret 10 see SO many suggestions u
enbsrgoes and the like. The laws CT ttaus
are tue consequence Of those prlnclpieS VIII AZ,
God in his Providence has Implanted III .he
nature of man. In their operations III .nt
moral world, they IRE p:ac.i: ally as pcr!Hal; -
nnd universal as is the law of graTlta.on Ia
the physical. It's the pnr:of wisdom 10 ieaSe
thcul TO their natural course. sosPeos .ns.
LITTLE inquiry into the effect OF the ieoen.
North Carolina embargo upon Inc provi s,s;a
Zone Of the least Objectionable OF lhose leSt'i
sons) would prove that it has had 'Ea' Oh In
crcas,n, the boarding Of PROVISIONS, "l. .;oo
our boundaries, thereby Increasing Inc Inc pr ac
and Of preventing their inihx from tne the
k.is ,I production. Oi all others leave Tue
hrrrr ard s.l,cr trnc Give the foreign meF-
chant m Increased inducenent 70 run .n e..
blockade, by enabling him to make prOhl
ea.h way. Let him sell what we want anu ou1
VIA. We have to spare in great pTofusi0Sn. =.
s lis u.s. srd prevent, in some degree an inju !,
rious accumulation of our staples; besloeS ~ u
is false principle to fourd our diplomacy G up p
on threats of the injury he can or 3 ~,it ban b,
nssne, tsrs. ~Jtjs better TO eonclls'e see"' :
Very respectfully yours,
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SETESTR DAY.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1851.
The Convention assembled ii 10 o'clock.
Prayer Sy the Rev. Mr. uyge
The Secretary called Over the isl Of Com
m,tccs, but no reports were made.
Mr.. BLASEY.-l move that the Injunction Of
secrecy Le removed iro,n ~ much OF .he tiOv.
errors message on the subject OF defence, *.
as has been Itfcrrcd 10 the Committee OF Five.
The motion was agreed TO-
Mr.. CHAnBLIss.-l move 10 take up the
communication OF The Governur in rciatn'n to
the nomination Of Co"n.s.
Mr.. HAYMoND.-I thik i, is proper, wien he
Convention is considering these nominations,
that il should be in secret SEES IN. This
has been the practice heretofore, ami should
think this course should be pursued in refer
cnce TO these nominations, so that the mGrn-
bers NAV express their views without any re-
strictiou.
move that We 20 into Secret srs.i.'n Tor The
purpose Of considering these rr'm.na!ic:.s.
Mr.. CARTER-W ould it be in order To ask the
Convention TO postpone the consideration Of
these nominations to a future day:
The PgEsIDENT-I will state to the Conccn
ton that, for reasons which it is not Necessary
luI uClC " SlfS, oLl ooAioeo Si'h' 1StiplI
upon these nominations should he postponed
for few days.
| make that motion.
Mr.. HAYnoND--I withdraw my motion.
Mr.. CARTER-I have been written to hy Of.
icers of the army, requesting that if these
nominations were brought before the Conven-
ton an opportunity would be afforded Of pre-.
senting petition to this body in reference to
some Of the nominations. have written to
these officers, stating that the nominations tad
been sent in and would, probably, he acted
upon in few days, and that any petition
which they thought proper to present. ii sent
down Immediately, would, probably, receive
the consideration of the Convention.
Mr.. CONRAD, Of Frederick. is ore
Other nomination which, suppose, is not re-
ferred to, and which ought, 1 think, to he
speedily acted upon. The consideration OF
that nomination might very we'll occupy few
minutes before the SPECIAL order comes up
The nomination to which refer was up at the
last session, and vas postponed to await the
returns of a Court Of Inquiry. hope that
the Convention will 60 into secret session to
consider that nomination.. which is that OF Col
Porterfeld-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

We are yraiified to learu that there is a gen.
eral concurrence among members OF the House
of Delegates to make Col. J. L. kemper, OF
Madison, Speaker Of tho House. Col kempcr
mas had much experience rs temporary Speak
er, and has always given marked satisfaction
to the House The fine abilities OF TINS gen.
teman will be admirably displayed in this i'm.
porlsut position, and will revive the anclens
memories of TINT honored station.
OLD MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

=. The Cincinnati Gazette gives the mum 's' 10
Germans alone, exclusi7soi other io!e'sns'7'
in the Federal army, as SO, 400.
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So the aEcnlinsn, 10 he amendmen: Vas
rejected.
The question then required upon the amend.
msnt offered 5y Mr. WYson, and accepted ~.
Mr.. TgEpwAY, il lieu g! that which, lie prn-
posed
Mr.. BRoukc-.T moved to amend The amend.
rnent by striking out "2l" and inserting 40"
Mr.. PmcE-l would prefer number -"
and therefore call for division Of the cues
ton, aud thus it. will come up between and
10, if 81 is stricken out.
Mr. TURNER, Of Jackson. it be il Vi.
der to offer substitute for the whole
The PREslDEET.-Yes, sir.
Mr.. TURNER.-I move as substitute the
following:
''Or who shall not be a citizen Of the Con.
federnte States"
Mr.. HAYMoSD-I would suggest to my
friend to place his amendment in tho first line
of the fist section, instead OF ut the close OF
the section.
Mr.. TuRSER.--I would have donc 50 were it
not that intend 10 make test as to whether
this Convention intends to fix the period ul
naturalization or not. Being opposed to that
amendment I desire to test the question upon
this substitute. | am satisfied, s1, from the
provision upon the question of naturalization
now embodied in the Confederate Constitution
tina: the Congress of the Confederate States
will pass such laws upon that question SIS will
be satisfactory to Inc, at least, and, as th;nE,
to the people.
Sir, if we could discriminate between lucsii.
ties; If we could discard tie Yankees and
their descendants; if We could cut out the
root OF the evil and cxclade the pirates and
their descendants from the elective franchise,
then, sir, We might be able to satisfy al these
gentlemen. am opposed to excluding any
citizen who shall he created citizen Of the
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and in order to avoid any difficulty froa that
practice in the future, n provision has been
embodied in this second se,tion Of The iir<t ar
ticle Of the Confederate Constitution prni!itl
ing persons Of foreign birth, who arr n:t cit.
zens Of Confederate States. from voting fsr
any officer, civil Or political, State or Federal.
The clause reads
but no person Of foreign birth not citizen
Of the Confederate States shall lie allowed to
vote for any ctiiscr, civil ur political, State or
Federal"
1t seems to Inc Ina. by The adoption Of the
amendment which ! propose, you cpn'"rr:, the
Constitution Of the State in this lespcc! To the
Constitution Of tho Confederate State.
Mr.. MoRRIs.-l would ask The gentleman, il
| bis Amendment prevails. If we wouli TO; haze,
in the event Of onr determining hereafter To Sc
cede, to call another Convention in order t.
change our Constitution
Mr.. HAya,';D -; We have reserved the wight
to seccde, aud il We do sr should have little diff
hculty, Imagine, in adopting orr State ~
stitution to any state If things that may arise
Mr.. SC TT, Of Fauquier.-I hope it will not be
the pleasure "f the Convention to adopt the
amendment.
There are ia several parts of the Ct,ns.:tu
! ton expressions that seelu to lead to tn. con
ciusion that there can be such political being
as a ct.z ,n Of the Confederate States
/ 1t is not 10 be doubted hu, that tie Federal
Constitution hqs received construction by
which he Congress .; tire GATED States has
undertaken Ia make c:tiz:Gs # ;rn United
States. dn no; see upon what principle that
construction can proceed other than That which
regards the people of the United States as com.
posing one body polite Ny o*n opinion is
that the section 10 the Federal Constitution
which gives to Congress the power to pass uni
form laws of naturalization, confines the pow.
o. to the prescription Of uniform rules by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

Of this R.pnhi,c. from its foundation to the
present lluIe, that Virginia has adopted-i,
indeed, she shall adnnt n--a Constitutional
provision, rxcu,li:is from the right OF suffrage
a citizen, recognized rs such by the Federal, or,
rs Tow, the Confederate laws upon The subject
of natural aaliun
hall .!.crriure votc arnnst filling the
blank with any nnruber. Ta.:e is no neces-
.ity for the additions CT Il Turd 10 the Sd arti
Gle OF the State Constitution CT Virginia upon
that SUBJECT You might suy that every
white male citizen who has been resident Of
the State for :~o years, anil n the county,
city or town where Ec offers to vOt. for twelve
months next preceding an election, and who,
at the time of voting, snail be 4 citizen Of the
Confederate States, shall be entitled to vote"
I think That by embodying that provision, this
sd article Of the Constitution would be as
nsrfect Is could be. The addition Of 81 or Is
years is mere Surplusage, because, as | re-
marked, whether he is fourteen or fifteen years
4 resident, if he is not c;lizcu Of the Con-
isdaratc States be shall nave no right to vote.
Sir, | would prefer ID die rather than take
away from any man The right IN exercise what
believe u be his just rights after he should
hacc COMPLIED with the requirements OF the
Confederate States laws in tins respect
FIR these, reasons, sir, shall vote against
lilins the h: ank with any number.
NJ. KlLsT.-I has: no Speech % make; but
rs | shall vote against the proposition sub
rnilced. I will sia:c as my reason f'r SO doing,
my belief thxt the proper COURSE 10 pursue is,
- lcavr This whole question to the decision Of
,nc Crnt:.d-rate Congress. We are now ne
ces:sarlly treadlng in the dark, and do not know
hut that the reriml which We might tx, would
,:ohlc; altogether with that which the Con-
Tolerate Congress might hereafter determine
upnu.
Believing Inc wiser ours: to be to leave the
whole SUBJECT 10 Congress. shall vote against
these amendments.
Tie question being ucon filling the blank
Hitn ten
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14

u their old stand on Main Street, where they Will be hap
~ s all orders with bdelity and dispatch. They have
ps cnred the full right manufacture BofDS PAiENl
WiNKER--the best and most convenient BLIND IN the
customers can have them brides, If desired
M vork manufactured of the best materials, in the
modern and durable STYLE at reasonable prices an"
Warf@htea:: u.roh ~ 1861 272m3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14

y T.
It's worthy of remark that this venerable House have
made speciality of supplying the wants Of Druggists,
Physicians and Town Agents with their pure aud whoI
liquors. aud the fact that their list of
braces four thousand Druggists is conclusive evi
dence of their popularity with that respectable class of
traders
If this popular House was of recent date, and it
deemed rxpedent to extend its repu ton by display
of public recommendation it would be difficult task
to arrange in the most imposing rms, thousands of
dOrsemeuts to the excellence and variety of their
chandise
From the point of it first existence, than eighty
years down to the present day, this establishment
has mainta ned its we'll earned reputation the Integrity
of its financial onli-tons remain yet untarnshed and
the fidelity aud promptiupe with which its numerous
supporters have been served furnish the best evidence
that it has suffered dmunton and that the quality
its staple articles have in way been permitted de-
generate. If these considerations be resolved into
undeniable facts by that public which they have SO
long served, it will furnish for them suc encourag
me to adopt the future coat of " the insign ia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14
South Western Baptist.

"Leave dyes alone, and only some reliable Restor
alive, like Heimstreet's lnimitabe."
Sold everyweere-trice SOC and 81 per bottle
w. K. HAGAN g. Co., PrOpritOrs, Troy NY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-14

The House of A. NJ. BININGER& CO., 10 Broad Street.
New York. have furnishd quite large proportion of the
Liquors and Wines sold by the Town Agents in this Cou
for the past year, and the Liquors and ines
nshcd have been and unauthorized and have given
good satisfaction In accordance with the Laws in rela-
lion here o. would recommend said House to all who
sire PURE article for Medicinal, Mechanical, Chemi
Cal purposes. HORATlO NEEDHAM,
Commissioner for Addison Co.. VI.
April "a, 1861.