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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
Extract from the Letter of a Lady of Ban
gOr, Maine.

1
We have been shown letter found upon the
person of one of Lincolns soldiers at Manassas
from which we publish an extract, slowing thai
tile hearts of portion at least of the ladies of tie
North throb for the success of right and justice
and the triumph of the Southern arms. Though
the letter was written upon the 11th of Jun g
six weeks before the battle at Manassas, she
predicted that the North would get ''tremen-
dous whipping" just such as they did get on the
21st of July. This good Northern lady, whose
''sympathies" are for tue 'So@th decidedly, lives
in Bangor, Maine. Her friend was probably xii
| led. The following is an extract from her letter
"Mary Benson came to see me last week fol
the first time for two months. The s'stars and
stripes" have surely divided US, for our sympa-
thies are in opposite directions. / am not afraid
TO say that mine is for the South decidedly.
havn't doubt but that the North will get one
tremendous whipping. 1t is true the North
boasts of its strength, but ''the race is not always
to the swift nor the battle 10 the strong"
| read most beautiful letter written by Mrs
Andrew J. Donelson, daughter-in-law of Andrew
Jackson's, to General Scott beseeching of him to
avert the civil war already begun. 1t was one
of the most touching letters l ever read. How
could he withstand such an appeal2 | can't feel
at all reconciled to the war, it is SO unnatural
| Those who have the largest contracts to fill are
the ones that cry loudest for the war, and swing
the largest banners TO the breeze, such things are
wrong and the right must and aoiU triumph.
Ii you should happen to fall into the hands of
a secessionist my letter might save you.
Your young lady friends are all well, the gen.
tiemen are rather minus quantity at present.
A Touching IncideLt OF the Battlefield
! A letter received in New York from Atlanta,
Georgia. gives this incident of the battle at Stone
Bridge:
A staff officer from Charleston, engaged in the
battle of the 21st of Jaly says: l rode out the
day after the battle to view the ground, and
passed piles of dead in various positions. Under
a large tree | saw a body lying very handsomely
dressed, with fancy sword and handkerchief
over the face 1t attracted my curiosity. stopped
and removed the handkerchief and saw one of
the handsomest faces l ever met with, of a boy
rot more than twelve or fourteen years old. His
appearance and dress Indicated high social posi-
tion--probaby he was a temporary aid to some
general officer. To ascertain who be was, | ex-
anned his pocket and found testament, in
which was written
James Simmons, New York. From his low
ing mother. My son, remember thy Creator in
the days Of thy youth"
| wished very il-uclI to take the body away,
but was six miles from quarters, on horseback,
and it was impossible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
Wesleyan Female Institute.

Wesleyan Female Institute.
rTSHE FALL SESSION of the Wesleyan Female In
l stituta will commence on the 4th Wednesday in
September. Rev. VIM. .. oAinD, "a. M,
Sept. 3, lS61.-3t. frlnclpal.
A TTENTION, COMPAN "A.''-The mem
N bers of this company who have not yet received
their pay for ofrations will
and receive it from P. H. TROUT,
Sent 8, ls6I.-lt Captain Company CA"
r WISH to purchase from LOCO to 5000 bushels OF
j RYE, for which the cash Will be pald Gan at
p. N. PCWELLS,
Sept Q, 'el Union Hall Building, Staunton, Va
~ ILHAMS TACTICS just received a. and nd 10 Tor sale, M
NJ FOR CASH ONLY by hVbI cVWA
Sept. 8, 1861.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
Siias Karicofe. Killed.

/ Silas Karacofe, young man about 25 years
of age and but recently married, was caught in
threshing machine, near Sangersville, in this
county, on Friday, the 23rd OF August, which
tore bis arm and crushed his body SO severely
thatLe died on Monday following. This is o
sad accident, and We synpathizs with the be
reaved )oung wife, and relatives of the decea-
sed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
THE ONLY MANUEAcroRY OF TYPE
ON SOUTHERN SOIL
SOTTTH OE VpAV NJnRT1

THE Proprietors of the above establishment have
i also united with their Foundry complete Print
nshing to order every article requisite for Printing
Office, from Bodkin to Ten-Cylinder Press. Type
and Printing material from any Foundry North fur
nished when required. We and will manufacture
In Richmond good article, and at the same spec
linen prices any Northern Foundry. Werespecful-
ly solicit the patronage of the South.
WALKER, sPELOUZE & co..
We refer you to every Printer in this city We also
desire every Newspaper in the South to copy this ad
yertisement for one month, sending US one copy of
their paper and receive their pay for such advertise
ment upon purchasing five times the amount of their
bill from u.s. w., P. & co.
September 3, 1s61.-1mo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
NEW TOBACCO STORE.
NEW TOBACCO STORE IN sTAuNToN

one door from Becks Restaurant, and nearly opposite
the Virginia Hotel, where he has large stock of all
grades Of Chewing Tobacco and Segars of every
brand. He can supply tobacco and segars of all the
different qualities at corresponding prices. Ee will
also keep on hand Smoking Tobacco Pipes and Stems,
Matches, Backing, and everything kept in Tobacco
Stores He is prepared to sell by wholesale well as
retail Be to call the New Tobacco Store of
Sept. 3, 1S6i.-tf. j. H. ID. JOHNSON.
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N IROINIA, Sct.-IN AUGUSTA COUNTY
Y COURT, August 26th, 1861:
Ordered that Robert G.. Bickle j. Wayt Bell, John
Newton Benjamin f. Hallman, James Wilson, Will
liam W. Montgomery, d. N. Vanear, A. H. Ross, Alb
SALON. K0iner and Samuel B. Finley be, and they are
hereby appointed COMMITTEES, each his respective
Magiseral District, to solicit and procure funds upon
the County Bonds for the purpose of aiding the Vol
unteers and supporting the families of absent soldiers,
and that they report their action to the County Com
mssioners, Copy-Teste
VIM. A. BURNETT, D. G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03
OOO BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANT

= 900 BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANT
CsUUV ED AT THE STAUNTON BREWERY,
for which the highest cash prices will be paid APP
ply either at the Brewery at the of the
Va. Hotel. RICHTER Il FRANK
We also wish to purchase about 2OC0 pounds of
HOPS. Persons having any to sell will do well to
send them in immediately R&F
Stauntop, Sept. 8, 1861 -3t.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri-
~ ber on Friday. the 23d of August, small
IRON-GREY MARE.
blind, or nearly so and supposed to be about years
old. reward of $5 will be given for the recovery of
the mare, and SO for the mare and thief Address
me at New Hope, Augusta county.
September g. ls6l.--3t. JOHN H. BATS.
BOOTEN WHEAT.
"A SAMPLE of this inv uable wheat NAV be found
n at Messrs Crawford Il Cochran's, in Staunton
This wheat may be sown later, will mature sooner
and be less liable to casualties than any variety known
Price, 81 so per brshel, cash. Upon the orders of
Mr.. James w. Crawford, who will receive the money
for it, the wheat may be procured nv barn till Oc-
.ober 10TH HUGH W SHEFEY
Sept. 3. 1S61.-3ts.
ONE CENT REWARD!
g AMUEL I'll. SWISRER, an apprentice indentured
~ to the subscriber to learn the Brick-a trade
left bis employer without cause Other persons are
forbid employing him. One Cent Reward will be Civ
en- for his apprehension and return to his employer
ID. M. GROOMS,
Sept. 3, ,'6l.-3t.*-Reg copy. Mt Sidney.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-09-03

R. NJ. T. HUNTER, Sec'y of State.
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SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, C. SAL
CoMMIssARYs DEPARTMENT, STAUNroN,
August Both, 1861.
The undersigned desires to purchase good country
made SOAP. Apply to
FRANK w. HENDERSON.
sept B, lS6l.-3t. Capt and A. C. s., c. s. A.
" dEAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
w large lot of good BOUT0N WHEAT for sale.
sample can be seen at the of Mr.. j. P -Hulst
In Staunton VIM. j. SHUMATE.
Sept 3, 1S61.-3t.
|, WANTED TO PURCHASE,
Hay, FODDER AND OATS, for which the high
Il est market price in CASH will be paid, when
delivered at the Staunton Depot or other Depots on
the Central Railroad. Apply to
JAMES w. CRAWFORD
Staunton, Aug. 81, 1s6l.-2m.
"ANTED.--I wish to buy FIFTY LIKE Aa
~ Tx YOUNG MEN AND GIRLS at mar *
prices for cash.
-, JOHN B. SMITH, q.
. aug. q, lool.-4r Wayneshoro', Va.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana. Rhode Island
New Hampshire and Vermont, met at
Washington last Monday, 4sh inst. 1t is
though. the remaining Northern States, e.
cep. Michigan, viii soon be represented.
Ia HARRIS, of Alabamy, has been nomi-
mated BY the Republican caucus Of the n.
Y. Legislature, to succeed Mr.. SEWARD IN
the e. S. Senate, from and after the Alb Of
March next.
The -"Sou.hern Confederacy" Conven-
ton me. at Montgomery, Alabama, on the
4sh. HOWELL CoBB was elected permanent
chairman by reclamation.
All Government telegraphic enzanunication with New
Orleans Is cut al The Secretary OF the Treasury Is
taking actlsn in regard the late obstruction OF the
revenge laws by the collector Of New Orleans 1t is
asceTtaIRe4 from authentic source that The laws
will be enforced to creates: extent praeeaae, and
On CnIoa basis.
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the Union men apprehend Is little dinculsy
in restoring peace, - has been experienced
BY the Disunionisss, thss far, in the prose-
eu.ion Of their schemes. In some parts,
the effect Of secession is already beginning
to discover is.elf large numbers OF the
labor'Dg classes are leaving the South, and
coming North to SEEK employment. The
"Soushern Army" Of which We read such
magnificent accounts, bears striking re-
semblsnce to Walkers Nicarsguan army
being composed Of the out-casss and Of
scoarings Of all creation. SHE leaders,"
says our informant, ''don's nasdn fight, they
only taLs fight to scare the North into sub
missions The parting remarks OF South
ern members, as they take lesse OF Con-
gress, abuadanIy establish this fact |; the
las. word is invariably a whining protest
agains, the RICH. of the Government to use
force in executing the laws. ibis is evil
dsnce enough to our mind, that they had
ga leetle ruther no. fight"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

eyThe reason the Democratic papers in
the North so strenuously favor Mr. CRITrEN-
DES's compromise measure, is thus frankly,
though somewhat profanely, stated BY the
Muscatlne Rereiw, a good Iowa Democratic
organ. 1t says that ''should the Crittenden
resolutions be adopted, the Republican
party would be politically ID to eternal
oblivion"
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KISS ME BEFORE YOU GO.

Your path lies over the hillside,
Out IN the rain and sleet.
Out IN The woT Ids Wild turmoil
where hustle and business meet;
And mine by the B0iseless PRESIDE,
where the fsneifuI embeFs glow
With ehangefai, Hie-LIke NOTCH
Kiss me before you 90
Ny quiet way Will he haunted a~
with visions no other can sec
Glanees mefe precious than diamonds;
Smiles full Of meaning ~ me (;
The sound Of i welcome footStep;
whisper thril!insly low;
Al thought will clasp memory closely
Kiss me before you so
For this world has 4 thousand misehanees,
Aud enc Of these chances may fail
That - two ne cr again By the hre-ilsht
Make one shadow upon the wall
Then yet once more, ere the parting,
Alas, that Il must be -
Leave me a fond benedlCt!on,-
Kiss me before you go!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

rT The fare from Council Bluffs to Chi
eago via the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail
Road, which, some time ago. was reduced to
fifteen. oIars, has recently been increased,
though still as low as By any other route.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

q There will DC special communi-
cation Of Bluff City Ledge No. Il, A. F. &
a. II. on Monday evening next, February
lib. 4 general attendance Of the members
is solicited, as the Grand Master of the
State will be prcsen. for the purpose Of
lec.uring the Lodge.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

We are informed by gentleman just re-
turned from SIX months visit to the State
Of louisiana, that the reports concerni7g
the intensity Of the pisunion feeling in that
State are greatly exaggerated. lie says,
the planters aGd merchants solid men
Of soaiaty-pay but little attention to the
present secession excitement, attend none
Of their 6sry nisunion meetings, and give
ha. httlc notice 10 the result Of their d.iib-
sratians. The whole excitement is created
and kept up by uneasy and discontNn'ed
poligiciaa followed by that class of men
who make the erag-shoPs their head quar-
,sr., and ~ho are always ready TO enssr upon
any enterprise that ho.ds cut prospect ct
rluuier. The Delegate elections have been
conducted and attended solely By such meu.
the secession conventions fasd By them.
and the whole pre- zramme Of ptsunion. 50
far. has been fNed up and carried cut ty
tbs class. The Juien men take No part in
their p~oseei,nrs -b believing it useless 70
arsaa wish maimsu~-bgt are quietly waiting
the result. believing tha. a general pros
trasson Of bus,ues.. which must naturally
squsw n. cansslasnce 90 'hs present
ra,h and shuasaslsss movement. ls the hest,
in fact, The auly argumeat that can have any
influence upon those engaged IN ths WORK
.. pi,uoiou. When ,hs. .Asl. cams to pass
WHICH will be very sooa-ana The rsehis
,.-;, "a ,A,ss ,hs fruits Of thei, naiusss,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09
NEW CHURCH..

The Presbyterian Congregation Of this
City arc at present making an effor: to raise
funds for the construction Of new church
building. Under the pastoral charge Of
Mr.. McCAspLGsu, this congregation has
steadily and rapidly increased, until they
now find that larger room than the one a.
present occupied, is necessary to accommo-
date the the large numbers who regularly
attend their service. We believe the in
tentlon is, TO put up a building on Main
Street, near Broadway. As this church
CON, timc ago secured a lot in the west end
Ct town, laid foundation, and commenced
III, erection Of church ediice thereon,
why not ut present endaavor to complete
the wora there commenced? We know the
cost would be somewhat greater than that
Of a small frame building, but the ference
in The houses when completed, would amply
repay the congregation for tho additional
cT1rt required 10 the completion of the
brick. We have sufficient confidence in the
cn.errrjsing public spirit of the people Of
Council Bluffs to believe that, If the work
should b. commenced it would not DO per
ui.tel 10 fail from the want OF funds. Be-
sides, II the building referred 10 is ever to
be completed, now IS tho time the matter
should 10 taken 10 hand no opportunity
more favorable to the prosecution of this
work than the present, will ever occur the
Price Of material Of all kinds, and Of labor,
i. lower at present than it will be in any
time 10 come. More work can be accom-.
rlished. With the same amount of money,
q. present, than at anv future day.
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e@Mr. ". r. DrE.sT, the Efficient agent
Of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
Company, is stopping 10 this City for few
GaTs.
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We are informed that . gentleman
Of this City has leased the frame building
on Upper Broadway, formerly occupied by
B.KEg & Evans as a Grocery store, and is
aboa, 10 G. up the same for a Bowling alley.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

- The monthly Statement. OF the assets
And liabilities Of the Council Bluffs Branch
Of the State Bank Of Iowa, sill be found in
another column Of so-day's paper.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

II See the new advertisement OF JOIN
A. LsrFzk1Y, in another column. Hiss stock
Of Dry Ga1i. and Groceries is second TO
none 10 the West.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

TT Mcssrs. McBRipg L SILL have, at
their store, specimen Of Western salt
It comes from Salt Creek, Nebraska is
in issnatural condision--jass as il was taken
from the earth-bas never been crushed or
prepared by any process whatever, is clean,
white and fine, and appears to be fully
equal, in every respect, to the best pulver-
ICED dairy salt. Ii this sals is found to e1-
iss 10 any considerable quantity, 1t will nn-
doubtedly prove a source Of wealth to the
region where it is found; for in this part Of
the world salt is money. ....
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

- Mr.. F. u. MILLS, Of Dss MONIES,
State Binder, made our sancsun visli
thj. week.
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L3-we AZ yzsass issd = sas6ae-sEo- y Df~Is,
a. !-s,easeas caa.zsse .sr TIE sc-s u xzEsAAi %
tie CITY o. C1zzs8t Bgz-a. H&sa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

~ The Distric. Court Of Pottawattamie
County has been in session during the week.
Several persons, indicted by the las. Grand
Jury, for Illegal voting, have been tried
the present term, and, all acquitted. a
case was tried Thursday, for selling whisky
without. license, and the Jury, after being
ou: al night, .egreed 10 disagree"
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r1- The supper given by the ladies to
the members of Bluff City Lodge of A. F.
& 4. NJ, on last Monday evening, proved a
complete success everything passed off in
the mos. agreeable manner; the "proven-
der" was Of The best, and in abundance,
and the receipts, considering the hard times,
were full as large as expected.
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"A map Of busy life,
les fluctuations and its vast concerns
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The DAILY TELEGRAPH will contain the very
LATEST TELEGRApHIC xRws
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHERS,

A 0GALLs eot LED LINsEED OIL, JUST RECEIv.
~ - aAe ~ sslsH W.. NsCLELLAND.
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P URIFY THE BLOOD!
MOEEATiS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
nITTEnS


The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their insarabe
efficacy all the diseases which they profess 10 cure
has rendered tho usual practice OF pufiing not oby
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
by their fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by he faith Of the crednl"us.
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma. Acute and ChronN
Rheumatism. Affections Of Bladder aud Nd
ncys. Bilious Fevers aud Liver Complaints.
In The south and west where these diseases prevail
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
End others, who once use the Medicines, Will never
afterwards be without them.
Dyspep<in.-So person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediate'y-
Eruptions Of the Skin. ErysipeIas. F,ainiency'
Fever and A.ne. For this sc0urge oil the western
country, these medicines will be found safe, spee,
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave me
system subject TO a return OF the discase-A cure "
these medicines is permanent--TRY THEM, ne SAT
IsTIED, AND be CURED.
MerCnra1 Diseases.-Eever fails to eraniesW
entirely all the effects Of Mercury Infinitely sooner
than the most powerful preparation Of SarsapariHa
Wight Swsats. Nervous Debility, NeIve.s
Complaints Of all kinds. Organic Aneetbssh
PaIPitniion Of the Heart, Painters Choiic.
Piles The original proprietor Of these medeinss
waa cured Of Piles Of % years standing, by tbe ps1
Of these Life Medicines alone. Worms Of al kinos
are enectuaiy expelled by the Medicines Fsfshs
will do well to administer them whenever thsn
existence is suspected. Relief Will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs
Parity tho blood and thus remove all diseases ifom
the system. single trial viii place the LIFE PiLb'
and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond the reach Of coupsH'
ton IN the estimation Of every patient.
ETPfspared and Soid by
DIR. WILLIAM H. MOTFAT.
1875 Broadway, cor. Worfh ST., Eew Ys's'
FOR SALE ~ Y. GEESAMAN b 60.
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COMMERCIAL.
PRICE-CURR ENT.
Tour & Meal.

OFFICE OF THE NoNrAREIL,
SATURDAY, FEB 9th 1861. !
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-09

4 SUPERIOR LOT OF GLASS AND PUTTY, JrsY
"A YenoroA 80 k4 ssls BY
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ALCOHOL a gall. ........................s esq 500
SILL * BOWEN S WHlSKEY, 2 gal.............-. 80
d gall. 20
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98itiio fir 8ruceryteIieer.

@s TIT cine o~l9erein btfanute Sah:, rap infer 5aus felt
,tler Hctbe pon Sotrrn Hetoil- unb WtplCIole, @eic96ftc in
tcitSer Stab! scntad1t Sat. 9Bcugcr befonnt brrfte abr lein,
tIs amer 6ouS ein 9mcia9eIbdft in giep @orf BAT, unb eoE
rnirr eprtt9er Observation-Disclosures lets Die beltcn unb biIie-
h,n 98ddrCn fir rnS einfourt unS bjclslbcn icrc Bphe bier.
, 7 ienbCt. 8enCr Yerbicht alosmrjucr bCtoEut III perber,
otB mir 8rcecrtrS, 9rUptIpncr, Suiter, 8die &c. &c nun ees
II Soor faufcn, ppSurd mir IN ben Stanb eelset peroen,
5tlis e~tn;dfdufcn unb tiii9cr ale tgcuo Gin anbsrcs 9sIb6fI
70 bteii9tr Stobt uno gu ben sep6bnli6eu Sebinsuusen Ucrs
II ten ;u fcnncu. 2Sir 9laubCn 9CraoC toenrt, boe mir fir
y ar eintoufer, uno ftcte quite. friIhe uno biaiee g1oore fub,
&c. BITE Sntcrcier un1erer 8utben AM beftn III pabren. 8as
shtb sarontiren mir ais bci uue 9ctdufeR gSaorsn ale d6i,
IN ere Niaurts, g5etne unb Gi9arrru atS unpsrfalIht un6
crr'StsRreie. uno MAIDEN nod barouf oufd,rtfanl, Dap mir
al IN elmer 9rrser9 scbraudtcn grliftI flbrcn.
gRm. @oIIuce S6bue.
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SSnu0ce SObnc.
Wholesale Grocery.

@a- 2Sr onertrcn sum 9srtauf fur 9riuGtsstrGut unb
SNieosrSertaut IN lseer ~belisbjeen Suarttit;
SUI Sarele Vrulbct, 9cwoereb uno Gafce>3udsr.
40 pbes. 9prtp &icp 9rrpn !3udcr.
SO Spes. @Lba Mtuecupobp WPplaGeS.
100 Sbls. New Orleans uno Geros WolaHcs.
Oh SarrelS gBoAoge'S Goalilp Sprup.
lOO S0de @afce. 500 8ifsn Seife.
oVO S'lten A9antantine unS Solum GonbIeS.
2Oo S9rrele SO. , fette Madrcl. 25 9blS. SO l b..
9Teen va, Slad Yea, Nem Bacon, 6ans. Rcip SbOulecrs,
Sreoits, picees uuo Sioes, 9aro.
SnlSs Sutter, Cutting Gbe,lc. s~snabsnen gofes. 9fefer.
@ulp.tee, WPuitaro. SEbisp & q BLUE, Storh, geait
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