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urge the same objection to the Union
League. In peaceful times. u hen the
safety and freedom OF all classes is assured,
a clandestine society may be ccnsurcd
with com ,ar.tive propriety Thus the X.
G c. WAY justly stigmatized, S"uth and
North alike. as. dangerous and NEEDLE:
some. But when the procrustean policy
Of an oppressive government forces meE to
talk all one way, tolcratcs no orpos ton,
or even adverse criticism, and denies it's
subjects the privilege Of counsel for the
common weltar,. such societies will spring
up spontaneously. they are a necessity
Of human nature, and all history is full Of
their examples.
Since the d.a:h OF. Gov. Ellis great
reaction has taken place against the pita-
ble and 'rrupt conspiracy Of the Davisitcs
Actimg-';ov. Clark, late Speaker Of the
Senate, is Union man at heart, as arc
G"v Ie,cher of Virginia, and Gov. Brown
! IF Georgia. A vigorous prosecution of
the War il the duty Of the government n: t
"nly far the restoration ct its authority,
but in behalf Of It's outraged citizens who
demand protection, and who are Wiling
with reasonable assistance. themselves to
strike the blow that shall deliver thrm.
AT the congressional election held
last :: thursday, the Isl, iii accordance with
the statute fixing the first Thursday it,
August as the day (thc samc as in rennes-
sce),. fur members and perhaps others,
were elected, several Of them receiving a
very lar-e and fattering vote. Some of
thnse In ,wu to te elected are gentlemen
o. age and experience, who hayc already
seen scrvic: in the councils Of the nations.
For them seat in Congress has no new
h"nors or persona! inducements. Its ac-
cepta"cc involves, ON the contrary, a pa
tri'tic sacrifice.
THE coant:y need not be surprised if.
, when the roll is called in the House Of
Representatives ext december, Georgia,
Texas. Alabama, and it may be ma orr
ty If those known as 'r,voltcd States,
should respond III the pcrsous Of tried and
loyal representatives. In the States
named, the UNION LEAGUE is even now
Established and increasing The Empire
State Of the South, how YER. according to
present 81 Gus. will b. out Of the C. $. a.
wi bout their ald, by secessi:n from Sc
&c: sim, and that bef're many months"
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LOCAL NEWS.
Tue FRONTIER GUAnDs.-This fr

Tue FRONTIER CUAnDs.-This fnc
company, of Maine Prairie farmers, assem-
blcl ut the residence of their Captain Rev.
InAan Of S; Cloud, on Tuesday to meet Il
u. $. officer for the. purpose Of being mus.
tered into the 9TH r gincnt and going on
up, to Fl. ALcrcrombie. tn y waited two
days and the officer not arriving they left
for home. They are fine athletic body
Of men and we'll advanced in drill.
Capt Markhom's command passed down
to join the regiment on Thursday. Capt.
Mantor remains at the Fort with 80 men
to guard tho property until rclicved--
News came by stage that he. had been ia.
ken i'll after Capt. Markham left and was
much in want Of u physician.
There is talk of the st. Cloud Guards
joining the 18th regiment. They are u
German Go. Of fne soldierly looking men
we'll uniformed; well drilled and we'll off.
cered and would no doubt have been in
tho service Of their country long ago but
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TELECRkFHIC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I.

WASHINGTON, Oct I. !
\ contraband came into camp this NOR
hing AND was taken to General Mcnewelrs
headquarters ut Upton's Hill and stated
that he VA: the servant Of the surgeon Of
tho 18Th Georgia regiment which was en-.
calnped 4 miles IRON F1''. 'r.iurcb. e.
also said there arc 10 rebel troops exc cut
those just mentioned, aud there were no
notifications thia side Of Fairfax Court
House. He gave ~ a reason for there.
cent precipitatc retreat OF the rebel army
~ mentioned bv officers in his he,r;nr
that they we're fearful of flankino ,nove'
meat by the Feaerl army from ,he direc..
ton of Lewisville that liz heard b;s mss.
ter say on Thursday last thast fort,6Sat G.'
on the river below Washington wrcrs yerv
extensive, and that General Beaureearb
g.; given oYiers % close, navigation On
the Potomac e our vesse!s,' ~ s'sa'a3L .
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GALEAPOLIs. Oct q.

{ g. -. GALEAPoL1s, Oct. 3.
The expedition planned,by Col. j. "
Guthrie, of the first Kentucky regiment,
and sent out under. Lieut.. Col. Enesrt
and Col. P,att, has returned. They 90.
under Col. J. Lucien Davis, of Green Bri-
er, and utterly routed them. The enemy
lost between fifty and sixty killed. Our.
loss was four killed. .~> The expedition .
turned to Charleston on the 3oth.
-~~.~>.- e. NEW; YoRK, Oct. q. !
The following extract is from the ST.
vannah Republican Of September 18th:
\ soldier who came up from Fort Pulaski
reports that an engagement between Lin.
coins feet and the Fort at Port Royal,
commenced Monday afternoon and con-
tinued through the whole Of yesterday.
Guns were distinctly heard from Fort Pu-
laski. ~ g.: 4 ';&Ft<5 : VI u =
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league Of L,yal.y a. tn; South

4 correspondents of The Tribune, wri.
ting from Edento". N. &. Aug. 8 says
:A'l men have heard of the Cardrnari
and how they kes,t the seed freedom in
medieval Europe for thu harvcsts of later
days. 81, now, in the III III .clel Soath,
i" spite Of the hunlrcd-eyed viyil4nce Of
Tyranny. docs the I.vayna "fsl,yalty, or-
ganized against atroco',s attempts to put
dow" free speech and substitute for rea-
s"n the sharp arguments of to.re, having
banded thousand upon thousands in its
brotherhood Of freeman, 90 on daily from
strength to strength Ever those whu
denouncc acknowledgement, and other Sc
thug by Unprecedented nnjorities men
whose political anteccdcnts were the same
as the national administration. let us fol.
low that example giving to the nation anil
the world the most uneqnivocal evidence
OF he.rty support t" the Federal Govern:
ment. We have ~ apprehension that the
rcsu i at tho ballot box next Tuesday viii
not be the triumphant election Of the Re-
publican ticket j.; our only solicitude is in
regard to 'he magnitude Of the vote b,
which it viii be done. It is not e,eu tn,
relative majority by which it will be cho
sen, that gives u concern. but~,,t is tn.
fear that throughout the State thsre ma,
be a light vote il consequence. Of tho feel
iny of security chat our ticket will be cleo
ted. We therefore earnestly recommend
every man t. devote the necessary time te
cret organizations, political and charitable
for what they regard as a needless and
suspicious assumption Of secrecy. c:nno,
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An anecd"tc Of John &. Whittier is
told by the Boston Transcript, as follows:
''On u recent occasion he vas tr.ral;,o
with a friend over New Eampshier rail
road, and during conversation Mr Whit
tiers t1icnd, who is also member of the
Society Of Friend, told the poet that he
was on his WY to c.,n,rac, for a lyt Of oak
tiuosr, Which hs knew would be used in
o1:ld:n: the suutoats at Portsmouth, ana
askcd h':n wte he's he thought it was en-
'ct'y c'nsistence with the peace doctrines
o. the Quaker Examination. Without say-
ing amy hing calcu''id /" decide t.e q"es-
ton. the two arrived at thier parting
place, when MIR. Whittier, shaking his
! friends hand, said: Moses, if thee doe<
furnish any y! that Ok timber thee spoke
of be surc thu' 1t Is o!I's aud.
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Divine Judgments.

A Kentucky lady. STAKEHOLDER and a
strenuous advocate Of the system, once
told US that she had often noticed that a
cruel Shareholder usually died craving era
~" or came to some violent death. This
is in accordance with all Of Gods revealed
word, for there IS no other sin SO specially
reatened with judgments in this w.rld
as that Of oppression Of the poor.
''For the expressions of the poor, for the
signing Of the needy will arise saith the
Lord This ia the Fast that | have chosen,
that ye break every yoke, undo the heavy bur-
den and let the oppressed go free. Shall
not visit Tor these things. saith the Lord?'
There are texts upon texts in which
Gods wrath as manifested in temporal
judgments is threatened against ,lavehol-
dcrs; and it is in view Of this that our no.
ticc was written of the second accident to
the Lowry family on the ravine BRIDGE
In 1856 a long course Of debauchary bro t
s. 3. Lowry to delirium tremens, and so
developed hereditary trait Of insani'y
that he was sert travelling under charge
Of a physician. His parents and married
sister came up here to live on his property
and brought with them colored women
and child about two years old. The wom-
an had long been the sl,ve Of Rev. CAL
houn, the husband of Miss Lowry, and
came here with her mistress. The child
took wcasles on the road. The weather
was cold. There was not room for the
woman and sick child in tho boat and
che sat out on the guards with him in her
arms. The want Of wraps to protect him
from the cod, she turned up the bottom
of her dress and rolled him in it, while she
sat shivcring. She told our informant
that her husband and two oldest chiidr,n
had been sold from her before she LETT
Tennessee and that her master had told
her that if she came to Minnesota, she.
her youngest child, and one yet unborn
should be free. She was described to us
"the most heart.brokeu looking creature
ever saw"
Her story was confirmed to US afterwards
By Mr. Calhoun when he called to sec
about our joining church he was about
TO organizes lie said she was unhappy
and wished to 60 to her husband and chiI.
cyen, her child having died from tina cx'
posurc coming here. He said he did not
Ike to let her 20 lest she might he en-
shaved and her free child born here in St
ll,ud, At our suggestion he promised
TINT if she persisted in going be would re-
cord her free papers here, that sho might
tie able 10 call on them to prove her free
dom if she got into tronble. Mr.. Calhoun
was clergyman, md 4 sertle, mild man
who no doubt intended uoing Us he said
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CAUr1H- FhuM SAMBu-Sumc years
ago .hele WAS baptist revival in the in
tcritr OF Georgia. III III course of which u
largo Shareholder was convert> d from the
erryr IF his Ways and determined to Join
I hurch" After the patriarchal fashion.
he concluded t" set ont on the p.i.rlmage
heavenwarl accompanied 10y his whole
family" and on the dry when he Was to
be Immersed he appeared at the creek with
all his negroes The minister proceeded
10 duck one after the other. beginning,
Of )ursc, with the muster, AMI at LAST
came to one slave who Was little stubborn,
and whom. the more cttcc;ually to drive
out the devil, lie held beneath the food
t.r a somewhat uncomfortable period.
When the black fellow ut last got his
bead out an had cleared his throat Of per-
haps gallon "t water. he sp!ut,ercd out :
'';"ok here. vs. YOU don't stop this blamed
thing. FIRST thing you know somebody Il!
| $ Niger"
Gen. tremont's recent pr"clamntion
seems to US to give cause FIR a similar
caution to the Missouri Secessionists, IT,
whom it may be ga d thar it they don t
sto' that k'"d Of thing, first thing they
know some Of them vii. lose not one, tut
good many "n!ggcr>.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

ARSENIC IN COMMON LlrE.-Our ob-
jcct is to point the dangers arising from
the use Of various articles that are very
c'nmvnly employed Containing arsenic
These chiefly consists Of wall paper, cov.
cred with Scheele's green Several pap.
pers have teen anal ysed. ana they actually
contain from eight to sixty-two grains OF
arsenic to the siuare foot. Within the
past few years We have heard of several
cases Of severe indisposition in persons
who &C ;u1ied apartments the wall. OF
which We're GOV, red with such paper
G':en window shades, green paper boxes,
the green leaves of artificial flowers.
Sche les or en- paint, and articles confect-
o"ery co!lored green, are all dangerous
Textile tabrce, such as fine muslin, are
: m:ti,,,cs colorcd with arsenic green:
these are also dangeroue il used for articles
VI dress.
"You need not sit up for me to night"
said IL wag t. his wife, but can put the
street door key On the first floor window
SILL ''What do you mesh ?" why"
""S"e'u "e' eAPcct ~ come nome Il 1lt'
elevated, aud shall be able to reach it right
e"ough.'
The total annual shipment Of Ginseng
from Minnesota to China via New York.
is not far from one hundred aud fifty tons,
which, at the present cash value of that
article at the place IF shipment. Of fifty
conts per pound, amounts TO the mnnd sum
OF one hu"lr, d and fifty thousands dollars
III nice sum Of money for the wild un.
cultivaed 'oots dug out IF the bowels of
the earth i" the valley of the Mississippi,
the Minnesota and St Croix. 1t is shipped
in casks Of the sise Of ordinary rice casks,
each containing two hundred and Fifty
pounds. 1t is used hy the Chinese for re-
medal medicinal purposes as a tonic.
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20 to tho polls. and sec that every other
man in tho sphere IF his influence dues
the tsam". Thus there shall be recorded
such verdict Of the peop|' in 'avur Of the
righteous cause OF the Government and
country a. shall encoura e and aspire
loyal men ev. ry1yecrc. and strengthen the
hands If the National Administration. us
we'll as 'eauke and lnrcver silence the
qneru|ous aud qn's ioniny LOYALTY that is
scarcely less injurious to our cause than
dIsloyalty itself.--.&. Put Press.
It is useless to conceal the fact that
there is u potion Of the late Democratic
party opposed to tho pres ut War u all IFS
aspects. They dare not be loudly outspo.
ken, in the present state Of public >enti.
mcnt, but wherever 'h'y Ga" be found in
quiet corner, and their real sentiments
have free utterance. they are unn,istvk l-
bly, for peace utalI C. Its aud SACRIFICES es en-
Of national life and honor With them,
peace is worth u,vre than tkA Union. md
they are prepared t" day to end this war
either by disyrac'tuI compromises q, by !.
quiet consent to sccessium
We know there are many honorable ex-
ceptions III the late Dem cratic ranks
But We also know that We are describing
a class Of men that actually er's'.
here is another cll>s that are in heart
III sympathy with the r. beIs who synlE,a.
thlzcd with them troni the beginning. and
who justify them in their wicked treason ;
and this LASS is large. than We would sup
pose.
1heso are he two elements that 2, TO
make w IT,: anti-'dministration Democrat
ic party. They are tie nucleus. the
heart Of the par y, and give it life and cx.
iStcnce. And Why Is it kept alive -
What do these men e. poet to accomplish !?
To draw around them a the disatft cted
a'id disappointed clements OF society 20
gather strength ana to old themselves in
readiness to str kc blow at the adminis-
tration and tie war. whenever any signal
reverse or calamity may present ehance
Ut success. 10 dampen t:.e ard,r Ut tie
MASSES vt. our patriotic pc IL, to throw
acknowledgements III the way Of the war, to
mas"ity every difficulty aud If possible to
'co''i our peopl: into an abandonment Of
the contest, and an uncondition surrcn-
der to the rebels.
They avowcdly propose to wage the
war With the sword in one hand and COM
promise. Or offer Of Submission III the other.
They are ready to drop the SWORD the mo-
nlemt the rebels will coasent tn purtlon
them for the attempt Z: uphold tue Gov
ernmc"t! How many of our readers can
:et with such a party
Yet they come before you, voters of
Hennepin county, with ticket, aud ask
your support. We are proud t" relieve
that the E'shth Of Octuber vii show
them to be, though far too uu,ucr us, yet
an 'n>i Snticant minority.
l. The HAS If our citizens are loyal, true
men who upho!l the Government IN it,
present Administrators, with hearty de-
v"t"" to $ integrity, its prosperity and
J. S hunur .>tute News,
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CENTRAL RAllRoA
Is First Glass Road in all respects

lisa First Class Road in I'LL respects,
NTH 2e5 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
THREE 1AlLY TRAINS,
(With Connections from al Peints Wtst,)
FROM ptTTSRURG TO fHILADEl PHiA,
ALL cossrcrlsc> DIRECT 1e5,sIw YORK.
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast
Line, Night Express.
One Train. Daily from.
P1TTSB URG TO Anew YORE.
(4so Miles) =. K =.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. -
Via Allentown and Easton,
With Direc. Connections from Western Cities,
-Arriutmg Hours
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES.
In time for Boston
By RAIL OR BOAT LINES.
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Express Train runs Daily-othars
Sundays Excepted.

Sundays Excepted.
NINE Daily Trains from Philadelphi. to New
lsrk. Tickets good on any Line or
Train. New York or Boston Tickets
... via Iittsburg good
VIA PHILADELPHIA OR ALLENTOWN.
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON GOOD
via any Of the Boat Lines.
T,eo Daily Connections from, harris
burg to Bolttmore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH ALL
TRANSFERS FREE. ..'~
Faro o1.soys at Lov a. any other Ros:s.
Guy Titkets ria y: .$ittshtrs.
TICKETS FOR SaIE IT Ail NAM eFeices
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Union Republican Ticket.

Union Republican Ticket.
70: Governor,
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Of Ramsey Comfy
Far Litat ".:.. Governor,
lGSATlCS OCN%i,.Ei|, Of Dakota.
Far :e'">:l :, 9: State,
JAMES Il DlAl:E, of Blue Earth.
For s: ~ treasurer,
CHARLES sClA4t'fE!,, Of Washington.
For A!:,.,sy General,
GONDON L. COLE, Of Rice.
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The man who lived in State bordering
"a distraction, has moved to South Carroll
ma, and hasn't bettered his condition any.
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County Ticket.

For Register Of Feeds,
O. s. FREEMAN.
County Treasurer,
J. II. PROCTOR.
For Sheriff,
T. c. ALDEN.
For County Attorney,
J. ". MCKELVY.
Judge Of Probate,
S. 3. PINNEY.
County Surveyor,
NICHOLAS SMITH.
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Thermometrioal Record.
Reported expressly for the DRxocHAr, :
S. 4Kurlatt, Dyuggist, 81. Cloud.

IETTBR' list:
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Republican Distric! Ticket.
v
For Senator
SETH GIBBS.
For Representatives.,
LEVI WHEELER,
w. s. COWDRY,
W. f. WRIGHT.
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Faro a1,soys at Loo a. any other Ros:s.
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7 IsTO7 UNCALLED FOR LETTERS RE-
! ! naming in the St. Cloud Post Office, Oct.
2,l 1871 >'N~" .
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RM sTAUHANTs.

Yy,HE RIGHT or CABINET OIL ICl..S 10 sirlN EiIHtK
Ger wishes 10 say that any member o. the Cabinet can s
IN hi. house ana drink hs three cent Ale Just long ~
a iiroaay,.y SPENCER.
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.s, ;s;Ssss ~, 1A1sTs: sv~ysv.
M The @anascnea, beg isAvs to aaaouaes "A Engage
!. 49, :. :, y. = S }'ys unuo4s coorts.
u0sRNos,
whose capital dsiinea.oos x
have won for them such
UNpYyM0 FANT
HANDY AkDT
After which r.yccrs. comic dram, s''e'a's
lst LESSONS FOR HUS3ANla
Maria, ass amIns I've chagac tsrs, With songs and
r, ssn0ss Mrs W J. p;orsacs
Doors open ., "; 70 commonoe at 8 O'Clock '
NEW gowRRy rHEArRE
TUESDAY. July TO- iasi. :" "'s"''
.o, oew romantic drama
os. rns vloEn HUNTER oS f"h SAVANNAH
E' M GSas ;o bs II r;ssl' Of
ri Thf Ti Ro %is' n ~ ssssHS
f'o" the stage TO the Gallery Wheeling Barrow AMI
0'''' das+i nsss .ss a sss'S Ss'0s''
SALES or REAL EsTATE.
A HOUSE IN ia4rH Strict, NEAR SIXTH AvENuR.
IN Tor sale o. 70 iet, rent 500, would sell II At
sros, Two a9py md basement With modern i'm
bAancc on mortgage Apply for six days nj al6 Third
-.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM. Al acres coon nrunncs
IA fruit abundant Near Nyack, $1,000, 100 acres,
d. ~ zoo one F,r,a aeI ss,t,. 40, sc y acres
sale or trade. v II Mtalew, 4o7 Broadway
TIyARds FROM 10 10 10 ACRES FOR SALE VERY
II cboaP-WNhn one hour and uuartcr's rite by rail.
road from New I9S rich ssi, healthy and desirable 10
atuli N.
bsnsss feed sors orsfsrraS u" W 'A0n""e' '' sooi
sOVrIwIC9 s. w0oD. 90 Nassau stree.
IIoe sMH-2s. ACRES OF LAND ON puT.M
York lea on ths sas sao5 s nlce nss from New
new Fruit trees oes house. ani Saa abby p ca Wes
street 'l"' - y ''''
~on =, 80,
scras situated ABOUT thIy NILS from ho :" c,,, y,
Chicago, on Che Illinois Central p,Iro,d InonS, OF
Bono s,-c0., s0w YORK
HNoR siE-A Fh'sM, TTVArsp IN THE TOWN or
a. Pe.hsm srt'en n'iea from the city II con'ans
e '"inshsn sn' N sood order large barn and oat
The sSro,nd,ng royntr - onwns WEN 81 mites o.
nv E.cbe,ter cree h,vins ,s ou 'l ~ to"cr psfs
mental rr.a, rlo,.a c.,u. u',,I W. ',ris "n" u,"i
go a. 80, 49,. go Us,so t'u,Ny anu fNmhg uten
arc namser Of fnr building s,es on twin be sold
~ r ~ 80 N.SOS oV, "s " s'anus ALSO Tor
ss' ',h " esDty eh'ee scres, AZ MsnsroDeck, nsu
VEG vow r1'ven e'lno'c dcpot Apply AZ os West street
VNOR SALE -Tppre rNlNc,,paprn ,oyc ~,
nnes prJce syoo s,s | a wen 'o in'ra anu rourn ave
bond and roc,tes,. Ann,w ~ gssr ~ n s1,n ,' n ~
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TSoR 9AIK or RyeNpfN ppnoan yE,v Y.npr,,s
street. w story AND n.sensai lct home with o.
sized m hue style House and Furniture sale or fur.
OF e ann npute ,or ront Price low and terms bBe
-" 'l,,lo " 'onoM,on sol.o'ss. ess broaaway
JNuR aAIr.x pptcus unrfou ~, gcpyu,,,c, s,,,
farm near the SAL 4aicy is,ng Idssd reteree3 Also
handsome House 20 let N Third
second direct Also Honae IN Seventy Third street. with
Am, NJ hs csr,r W 1885, sas sn. ptn "a me honses
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-16
sEGARs Ann TORACOO.

q EGARs, AT VERY Low PRICES ASSIGNEE,
~ at No. II Broadway must sell out the stock Of Sugars
al The best prices procurabe. Haysna, Domestic and
German SsgaFs q various qlsNea stl Oh hand,