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, 1861-07-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Patterson at Martjnsburg.
ARRIVAL or REIkF0RcEMEhTS.
JOHNSTON PREPARING TO FIGHT
ANOTHER BUNKER HILL
In PROSPECT
MeTement Of Troops Acresz the
Potomac.
AFtAG OF TRUCE FROM RICHMOND.
Proceedings in Congress.
MOHE ARRESTS At BALTIMORE.
JOHNSTON PREPARING TO FIGHT
ANOTHER BUNKER HILL
In PROSPECT
MeTement Of Troops Acress the
Potomac.
FROM WASHINGTON,
tSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

FNOW "A8H1NGE@Ne
tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WARRINGTON, Jn1y 8, 1861.
Congress made little progress to-day. Chief
importance attaches to the fact that the House
las, determined to contine its action, during
the extra session, to military, financial aud
judicial matters growing out Of the war. Mr..
Bu1nett's proposition to add the consideration
Of meaeures looking to peaceful solution Of
cur national difficulties, VAS completely mega
tived without division Of the House. Mr.
Lovtjoy's series Of resolutions recommending
the repeal OF the Fugitive Slave law, Major
Emcry's removal, and condemnIng the cap
turc or return Of fugitive slaves BY the U. S.
troops, WAS defeated by vote Of 81 to G2.
The Illinois Republican members Foted for it,
ard tie Democrats againttit. 4 general bank
suspension law was introduced, but it proba-
bly, cannot pass this session.
There is considerable difference Of opinion
amorg Corgreesmen as to the propriety Of
c:udscatiug tie property Of leading secession
isis, for the Government revenues Secretary
Chase suggests this in his report, and bills
have been introduced both In the Senate and
Houze. The proposition may possibly sue
eeed, as 1t surely oughtto
Nr. Fcuke, Of Illinois, introduced resolu-
tiors, to-day, which provoked much mesri-
mint. He proposed to strengthen the hands
OF the Executive By abolishing all political
distinctions, praising the Administration, aud
declaring it a solemn and Christian duty to
offer the olive branch Of peace to the mis-
guided people Of the dialoyal States. The
reEolutions we're declared out Of order, under
the rule restricting the business proper to be
considered. Some iu-natured people say
FouRe is fishing for office.
Mr.. Bzeckinridge's removal from the mill.
tary committee Of the Senate was rendered
necessary by the fact that important secret
military information will frequently come be-
fire that committee, and the ex-Vice Presi
dent is not believed to be the man to be cn'
trusted with the keeping Of it.
Gen. Wheat, from Wheeling, is here to ar
range for two additional regiments of loya
Virginia troops, which are already raised Hi
says 10, 600 Union troops can be had i'll West
ern Virginia, provided the Government vii
| equip them.
, 1861-07-09

The KANAwHA ExPHDrr1oE.--lt is stated
by reliable authority that an expedition to 20
up the Ksrawha river, Virginis, viii be fitted
out shortly. It Is to be co:mposed naiuly Of
Ohio troope-two regiments from Camp Dem
n'eop, Co. Aorton's Est regiment, cow at
Gallipolis, two reRim1 nts Of Indiana troops..
utillesy. EquipmAts we're sent 70 the two
Regiments 1T tamp nsnntsoa On Wednesday
right, a:d thef a:a L ~ rcxdy to march In.
nediatels. Brig Gen Cox viii ttEe command
Of the txEcap> IN.
, 1861-07-09

HASHEGT0A, July u, 1851.
81 nator Hale's navy bill authorizes tho Sec
reta1J Of the Navy TO employ merchant veg
eeis for var, a'so 10 ipcreasc the marine corps.
TIE .Htrald's dispatch Gays the rest Of Col
Stones column have Joined Gen. Patterson.
Patterson and Mcclellan are pushing forward
to point south Of Winchester, to co operate
with Tic column starting hencefor Richmond.
A portion Of Mcclellan column goes to Cum
bef,and Gap to protect the Unionlsts in East
Tennessee Tie rebels are again extending
tier liz e in the direction 81 EaI!s Church.
The following is . Joint resolution to be act
ed on BY Congress:
Rest1tsd, That a]l extraordinary acts, proelama-
tiops snd orders Of the President a:e hereby np-
rroyed ard declared legal and valid TO the ZANE
extent as II authorized By Congress.
Nea1;y thirty rifled cannon have been eent
into Virginia since Friday.
Mr. Van Wyck gays notice n the House that
he intended to introduce . bill to increase tie
nav cf private soldiers and reduce the expen.
ditures of the Government.
, 1861-07-09

FORTRESS MONROE, July IA young man
ca1ne in to-day as deserter from the rebel
army. He was impressed into the Confeder-
:te service scme time since. He represents
th,ir case az desperate.
, 1861-07-09

WASHINGTON, July S-Iu The affair at Great
Fo'l4 two District Of Columbia volunteers
we're killed. Tie rebels suffered to still
greater extent. The Potomac separates the
parties, but the fight is kept up at intervals.
, 1861-07-09

4. internal MAcHIsE.-The st. Louis po-
lice discovered in lumber yard, last Friday,
T. rope tomb, very compactly wound with
rere arc twine, containing ineide two pounds
Of powder, els bullets, and several small
kionee. There was fuse to light it, and al
tie precise object Of the designer is unknown,
it is comic ctured that it WAS prepared for some
eiabolicl purpose, and merely placed for
temporary concealment where it Was found.
, 1861-07-09

sY Tie Capt. Armstrong who died at Nor
folk, W., lust week, was net him Of Lhe PEN
sacela Nary Yard treason, but William 81
AsmstIcIg, q Eatiyc Of Kentucky, but ap-
i,oi1ted from Mississippi. His sea eery2ce was
seventeen years, sLore duty twelve years and
three mcEths, and he was unemployed nearly
e:1teen years. Capt. Armstrong was Il Union
man, and although he resigned, would not
ferve actively against the United States gov
snment, He cnce said, If the Union ever
lies. uay never live to weep for it."
, 1861-07-09

WASHINGTON, July 8-0na of the bills sub
mittea By Secretary Chase, with his report on
tie fnances, contains features similar to those
in the bill reported during the second session
CT the late Congress by Mr. Bingham, Of Ohio,
commonly known as the Force Bill. 1t places
in the Lands Of the President the military and
naval power, to collect revenue In cases where
there are any unlaT:ul combinations against
the laws Of the United States; authorizes him
to c'ose disloyal ports BY proclamation, aud
provides tor carrying on trade with any part
Of State, as in the case of Virginia, In favor
Of which the Secretary of the Treasury, as well
a. the Postmaster General, with respect to
commerce and postal accommodations, have
already acted.
The contract for supplying the War Depart
mebt with stationery for the fiscal year, has
been awarded to Philip i Solomon, Of this
city.
Capt. Stewart Van Fhet, 1t is said, has been
removed as quarter:master from Fort Leaven-
worth, and Capt. EAzton appointed to the
place.
Mr. Pomeroy, Senator from Kansas, has
cEcsen the SEAS formerly occupied by one Of
the Senators of Virginia, and his colleague,
Lsne, that Of jeff. Davis.
The lmpr2ssi here is, that John 8. Car
Isle Of Clarkhburg. {now member Of the
House,) and P. G. Van W*inkle Of PAtkers.
burg. "a member Of the Provisional Legisla-
.ure,) will be elected q. s. Senators by the
Legislature in session ut Wheeling.
, 1861-07-09

Tie cry for Actios1-1emper Of The Aanaers-.
1n.paticnee Of DelaS-Dangera Of tie situation
Position Of Engsund-Ftars Of the Capital.
ists-1 o'icy Of the Re6tls-0n@ard i the
, 1861-07-09

1ncnt.. $1,000
Deduct the threc-monthe y0lunteers..... H,COO
Force for service after the withdrawal Of
$1,000
$1,000

mcnt. ,.,........... $40 900
Deduct the threc-monthe' y0lunteers.:..: e9,c0O
Force for service after the withdrawal Of -
the three-monthef men. INuuu
It will thus be persolved that after the lit
Charge Of the three-moaths' t,oops, there will
be etl1 an available force Of volunteefa
amounting to l88, 600, which, added to the
1egpIar army, will constitute total force OF
$50 600 tf11ctrs and men. It will be for Con
gstes TO determine whether this army shall, at
this time, be Increased By the addition Of \
still larger volunteer force.
ESTIMATES FOR TIE TEAR.
The reports of the chiefs Of the different
bureaus Of this department, which a1e heTe-
with submitted, present the estimates Of the
probable amount OF appropriations required,
In addition to those already made for the year
tndirg June So 1852, for the force noW In the
field, OF which has been accepted sud will be
In teivlee within the Ie1t twe enty days, - fol-
ltws:
Qua7teE.nsstes's Department 50 .ss9, ,soo q
Subsistence slet8 t9l5
u d. ancz lass .112QO
Pay ...--.. Ct SD 4Us y
Topoernthieal Engineer Department 5000 %
| suigeon-Genctsrs Department. f,27l IL
Due Statca Which haYe aa1c advAn-
ccs frc uooFa.- 1o.GOo,ouu u
1etAl. s'..-'... Sto9 ~to."st II
, 1861-07-09

George T, Brown, Of ALTON, III, was de-
clared elected, who appeared and took the
refh
, 1861-07-09
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Boys Engaqed-O7,e Killed Several Hound
ed-lovenaens Of 1soops-1ptfhin A.le Of
, 1861-07-09

Destructive Tornado At 8stkosHs WIS

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Congreas will devote
tomorrow 10 eulogies on the lato sentor
douglas
, 1861-07-09
Rem a1bprtiart11Rnt8.

WANTED-Hands to run Sew
trg Machines. st s. Lake street
N9reft EoSDICr. WO0LLEY L co,
, 1861-07-09

T OST-We dnesday. July Bird, on
~ C1ark street tetwsen ohio and Kazte II ct,
Present frrH her SON The nedee viii be uberuu5
EcwsrGed By teavtng the same with EDWIN BEAN.
3 Lannon'S Block. jy9x3t
, 1861-07-09

TO SPECCLATORS.-For sale,
= lotla go by lis feet}. IN Block 81 School Sec
tioa, tor$ $Et1,. $159 cash; $50 the inst day OF
IN ne nrst day Of Apra.. 1851. Address Boz 1la5.
1TSI.t A GIO1DESkr
, 1861-07-09

CLOATS SEWING MACHINE.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
yyary ,yOslin's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT At Il Probate Court holden at
BRADFORD BIsrRIcT SIS. Probate Office in West Fhi flee
within and for said District, the Sd day oJuly A. D.
Ie6l
Present, the Hon. ALVAH BEAN, Judge
instrument. purpong to be The last Ill and Tcs'n-
A Of Mary 10 lin, late of Falftc, in said Dis
being to the Court here byLeander
Tapn ESQ, The Executor therein named, for Probate 1t
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
herein be flied ~ ppeal al session of SAID Court, ic
holden The Probate Office in West Fairlee the
Sd Tuesday Of August 1861, and show CUse, il any they
inay have against the Probate Of said WIFE for which
furpoSe it is further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks .
ccssvey in The Giecu MGuntain Freeman. printed at
>ontpeier. previous to said time appointed for hearing.
Il true cory Of Record.
2S9fw3 Attest, ALVAII BEAN, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, | Alta Probate Court holden
RANuoLp4 D,srnrcr, IS at DrooAded, within for
aiid Dist ict IN the 9th day July A. d. 1861,
VERY Fits, Guardian unto Asa Rlford, an insane
4 person residing in Brantree, in said District makes
application this Court for license to sell all the real
estate belonging to his said ward in this State also his
rcversonary interest in the Dover of Kezah ford and
represents that said sale is necessary for payment of the
debts charges against the estate of his SAID ward 1t
therefore ordered by said Court that said application
be heard at session thereof to be held at the Regis
in rookheld, in said District the LIST day
IF August and that notice be given to all concerned
by publishing the substance of the foregoing application
and order three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Freeman printed in Montpelier in this State before
the day assigned aforesaid Tor hearing that they may
appear said time and place. and show cause, If any
they may have, why such license should not be granted
By order of Court
2S0fw3 Attest, J. r. CLEAV ELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
a ATADIAN REMEDY

For Csst'ccness, Aregnha. 'ly and DEM -'oTM
DisestIrc Organs, Inducing HtadGche, Gssi.
tuGc, Neruousness. Gcnerai Prosecution Of The
Mind and BODY, Paralysis, &c.
moments reflection ought to convince a sensible man
Of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
lartic Medicines The practice is pernicous and suic
the constantly Increasing evils of ndigeso1 fear
fully aggravated by the free of Cathartcs. The
.&merca people fast becoming nation of dysp' D.
tics by their artificial modes of life Drastic Catha
increase the irrabity and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
ths irrability, and at the time invgorae n"
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they
gently laxative They anolyne, tonic and laxative
They mild and vigorang thai one not remind
ed by any disagreeabe effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, students Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sc4entary life, should
Try them.
The undersigned Physicians, chcerfully certify tc the
nigh professional standing of Dr. Colby of stanstead one
If the oldest and best Physicians and to the exec en
qualities of his Anti-Costye and Tonic Pills. which
we have used in our practice and highly approve
J. B. GIBSON,M. D., Durham, C. E.
c. f. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansvile.
CHARLES BROWN, N D.
S. s. FOSTER, 81. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., BaInstcn.
n. jerks, NJ. D.
&. COWLES, NJ. D., Stans;ead
j Ohm MEIGS, NJ. d.
JOSEPH BREADON, NJ D., Surgeon, R. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ d. Coaticook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line
u. G. GLINES, NJ D., Compton, G. E.
G. Q. SOMERS, NJ. D., Mogog, c. E.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D., Newport, Vt.
Prepared by DR.. F. COLBY, Stanstead, c. E., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
FARM FOR SALE,
OR TO RENEr.

r1iiE bcriber offers his farm for SALE situated and
/ half miles from Morrisville the Rand Iph road
'cading to stowe well located and School House.
The farm consists Of l20 of good land, suitably di-
Ved into ilage pas'urng, and woodland and 800 sugar
rees with new sugar house. The buildings consist of
good one-sory brick house with kitchen and wood shed
attached, good barns and two sheds. There is
ming water at the house and barns.
he stock and farming belonging said farm with
The present growing crops and the household furniture
will sale till the Sd of September next when if not
disposed Of will be sold public auction to the highest
bidder. Credit will be given for part of the real estate
the above will be rented fer years after
the sd of September next. ALSUP LATHAM.
tiorrist own, June 26, ls6l. 2SSNQ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Great Remedy for Cmghs, Caj4j an
Mdney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. W. POLAND g. CO.,
GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, NH.

r1vrre,:. =. W., t' II.
~ tHt.o"ans teStlmonas ~ teIl something abor;
d euicine tnA' ~ now becoming popular faster t61a
al our a AZ WE we SOFA pv drugsSts -
heg - n ~ Nhase' OF funuey, n. IT,. under dat D,
1pr'l AL tooy says - " men our faVor, two &C.,
'les OF ME me Compcupd was req e!Yed was ar1
ellHs rom most severe cold TOOK the Comro0"i
ana was ao!e /" preach IN two days belle
the lolppound Is an l'va uabie medicine Go WI
lhousanus " no Know nothing OF ITS VIRTUES, would BE-
cone oe yer acquainted "lthI'
~ ltsN. L.. =. stevens f|sor OF the BaFt,8t Church
"oHSto"i err" letter dated teG. Lo0' F9!S =
some OF my family have tired T. (the ComlC'nd.
M''' s'bh7i success 6st5ste u 20 ot one O. ~ b.
iopsa heWeH as trer pri~ed. bts dc1 ITS Halle a.
'9u%h lHeolclhe nave 6ood reAson to 0tleVe 70 -
all c"!m8 o BEL kldury u isease7 and DiaCee'
Mr.. ASA u odhue, OF Bow, ~ T., 80 proSt.at0
DttdtfS, IN h,alch, iet9, inst milEer himself 0' Al
who Saw hitn thought tn 1t he could possibly lave u0gl
the month A asst resort, he thought he wOu.G tsg
the Hhite F'"e Conp0pHA They procured lcttc '.F
hAm ne te@an take it and to The surprise OF all I'M
'neGlatey moved signs OF an nd,neut tleTea moAt!
afterwards Feb. 23 1862 in full statement OF his case
hesajs g. believe DR.. Ioard's White Pine Conpo0hl
nnner GCd, has been the means OF my recovery TN
lar"
Nndreds CT cases Of Kidney compla nt', CURED ~
TRELY by taking the White Pine Compound have BEEN
Ttpo, ted b. druggists. Here are two samples
An aged man III DanveI2, Mass heard OF the Com
pound, wonderful curative for kidney compliant
Sting great sufferer from that difficulty ne sent to tir
& tHthe2ary for ~ titles. they CURED him. Hefai
they Cr;h fifty dollars lie has since sold good
many bottles i roself
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
aJaeEsarlgse Ebaalc1s Etsfaac.

TN Subscribers, having been appointed by the lt H.
Probate Cour for the District Of Washington Com
msioners receive, examine and adjust AL claims ana
demands of all persons against the Estate of Cath
crime Blake, late of SuEry in NJ H., deceased, repre-
seed nsoivent and the term of six monlh from the l9'
lay of June 1861 being allowed by said Court TO the
creditor said eceased TO exhibiiand prove their re
specve claims be notice hat ewliiatlenh
the dulies of our appoint MT 1.-THE cling mousse
James Norris in Waterbury, in said district, "n the
second Tuesday of October next, at one O'clock in the
afternoon of said day -
HENRY y. JAMES, C,m,rs
j. G. SMITH, wan N
Iuun 1851 A D. f290W3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
CANCER.
hin would respectfully infor

y " hin would respectfully inform the in
iwick, vicinity and Community, at
owed to South lIardwck. Caledonia
intends to make the Treatment of Can
Ger as oW'on Sayes) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Disease, private
The Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the
men of the above named Dseasefrom 80 years expert
ence in the treatment Of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease he would say the
Afflicted, one, all, and the Doctor will advise
you what to do. All Counses gratnitous Amy amount
References will be given to the credu0us application.
The Doctor is regular Physician of tn, old school
means all he says, and no HumbUg.
South Hardwick, June "a, 1c6l. 2S7
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
G A r D / ER'S
rheumatic and Ncgsra:x;a
COMPOUND.
A sure Cure for Rhevnotls GId Nea5oiy,o q,
rs uOfS; arm.

a sure cure for RheR'natl5 n a7d NeM5o},o .,
rs uo1s; T. rna
The un derSignad hereby certify that thav ho,o..
Gardin err Rheumatic and Neura L;a Corn1omq "
the cure of rheumatism and Neural Eia an1 h9y, -,
every case found immediate and perm 1nep re- ef ",
have full confidence III its Lea ing Titles and ro'
recommend it to ali who are aflictei with t1l.n has,
ever cieI ed TO the public. ~
HANCOCK, JE. % south Market Rostnr . ~
H. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FC} Lea Il .on't
Market ST, H"son SAML. WALES. JG civ Hnt.
Boston GEO. II. PLCMMER, | Meverick SQUARE T.
i,ostUn; HENRY y. GARDINER, Webster ST ~ "a
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Ntbstcr It. Boston" fo..
CHAs. G. DoLLIvER, East Boston. -!
The best nedcipe for diseasei tveraaw. CuAs
SMITH + o.. Old state House, Poston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in it, Woe.
form and was entirely cured by the use OF one }o,
~ W bHYEE, Matthews Building, Commercial i, B,
tOy;.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compoq0d I
entirey relieved me from suherings OF seq raj ,pa.
standing. ", e. H0DGKISs, Nc. Cd state + ly'4
Boston.
Alter suftrng with Rheumatism for twenty War,
was entirely cured by the u,e Ct two bottles OF GAY
ner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound No,,;r,y
i AYERS, IS Franklin street, Poston
The Rheumatic ana Neuralgia Compouud has -.. ,
taken by hundreds Of people tor Scr0fulou4 Hur, d,
" 18th great benefit 1t may be given 20 children y ~,
perfect saaty.
AT Wholesale by MACY & JENKINS, 81 Iibe,ty :
New York Nj, :. BURR & Co, IS fremont st Bo.tyl
Principal Depot-87 XIII st, Boston
None genuine unless signed by CHas F. GARDIHre
For sale by NJ. K. CONE. W. Il. Village; CuAs
CHAPMAN, Woodstock GEO. NICHOLS NJ b, all
DR. PokTEa, Mortified ; j. NJ. HENRY, and SONS.
Waterbury, L. + Pierce, and Fred Il. Smith 3ron,rt.
Ter, Geo Kendrck, Lebanon, n. H., and by ar4 IL.
carries generally 22Vl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

DROBATE .OURTS within and for the District of Ran
doph for the ensuing will be holden as follows
the Registers Office in Brookfed, the first Thurs
lay in each month at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at Chad
wcks Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washing.
on on he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
asst. BY order of Court,
j. R. CLEAyELAND, Register
Chelsea. |. 1860
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT PRoBB4TE COURTS within within
said will holden the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
aid District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons haY business with said Court are re-
4Vested 70 atten to the same on said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
ler
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
CARRIAGES AND SLEaGHs

BY THE BEST WoRkMEN IN THE COUNTRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried ."
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House square, Montpelier, W
Those in want of tc1y,antod Carriages ahf SF's',,
will perhaps do well to call and what being done "
the old stand OF Ga Imam l. CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to. ,ryy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

Seine Observation-Disclosures ,tah benz
fftllen Mleer fur Mfinncfota. Mm 81.
Serea,eenenM unats fam i1 &epra1entantenbaule
bes Bunbeseonsre0es bic poffraBentiQ CUR 3d.
lpre9uns, ber auf @eranla0une Don 8 81 &tce
mSenate cine Mebenbeaimmung einserltitt mar,
cine WufRrabe 3a erSHnen, fir ben ,pS9entli&en
Transpprt ber Scr. Staaten Vpf Spn St. @aul
iber ct. Glcub une BON Superipr in @isccnin
ittr &rowBin9 mad ten DaQes lit Sreecn uebit
einer3weisfraBe mad Seattle ant pusets@ punt.
Die1e .@trabe ioute nit elmer 2anbi@enfure BON
! @eetipn 2anb auf bic Mei(e unter beRimmten
Betinsuneen auseetattet tperben, sprauseelest,
bab bic jdbrli@en Soften bes YoabienNes auf biz
1er @trabe ni&t iiber $1,000 DOC t~etras,n unb bic
Gabrt ni9t iber 20 Taeen nin1tnt. Qluf bic @r-
tlarune tes 5errn& clfar BON Snbiana, ben, 8ur-
iter Der pofeommittee, bab er BON ~bsrieltem in
Frutrt iti ~ beantrasen, tab tas 5aus bieie
@trabe nidt eerebmise, anlwQrtete ert 9errSte-
Sens BON @aibinston Ser. nit elmer eel@idten
9eruurbetune bes Mubens Der Strabe unb ha6 81
nur cine Gureeruns Der @ere&tisteit itL fe ~ &C.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
$ilfe in 3ebn Mimutem.
BrNQn8 Xunden Oh1ntp11

STC~'~ SWtV0kV ~~%NAk%
Die original. Mtebiein eingefIbrt in 1887, uub
Der erite Mrtifel Der Mrt, Der ie utter benz Wann,n
9un9en-S blaten (Yulmonic- @afers) mad bielem
Vanee 9ebra9t tpurpe ; ale antern Qunaen- Obla.
ten ltno nnd9ema9t. Die 61ten {inb bur1 ben
aut 1eoe Sblate geiempeltet Namuen BrYan III
unttrl9eipen.
Bryan's Qunsen-O Naten
beilen9ufen. S@nupfen, tpunbeaeble. 3eiltrfeit.
8rYan'S Qun9en>O blaten
beilenG nsbrlfisfeit, 8run@itis, Atb.mbei&werten
Bryan6 2un9en.S blaten
bei!eg Blutlpeien, 8ruNi@mersen.
Sryan's 2ungtn.S blaten
bs'le1 entftebenoe S9minoiu@t. 2ungtntrantbeit.
8rpan's Qungen-S blaten
petlen i3aptcn. uno Drilen- @nt3inbung.
Bryan's 2uneen-O Matena
1nb einfa& an Gorn1 unb anatntbm an @elduad.
8ryan's 2uneen~ Oblaten
eeben ni@t nur Grlei9teruns, 5pntern euriren
l@neQ uno 9riinbli9.
BrYan's Qun9en-O blaten
ptreen lder eSeben befriebisen.
aeine Ganlilie fcltt pbne cine @&a&tel BON
8rYan's 2uneen-O blattn
inn 5au1e fem.
aein Netlenber ioQte cbue einen @orratb Sou
8ryan's 2un8en-O blaten
1T Der Gai9e fem.
grgan'S 0un9en.O blaten
teilen bic cbisen arantbeiten it, aebn Minuten.
Brpan's Quneen-D blaten -,
Fnb Gin Seeen fur ale &la1en u. 8onfitutipueu.
BrYan'S Qungen-O blateu
ine belonhers braudtar fir SGnger u. SFentli@e
, 81" &ebner.
ga. Nisn1anb ,nirb ii@ peisern fir
8ryan's 2uneen.O blaten
11atune3pan5i9 Gents III gebcn.
5e1 Deles. aaeiniser &isentbauer,
&o3efer, q. ..
p Sn st. paul gun, @ertauf bet
p: Mtl1er, Ste Strabe e%eseniter
Srptnt'6 3aQe. ..'-,