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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26
BY ORDER OF THE ComEIrrEE

1'eTaOnnl.-We had a call, day or two since,
from quondam Kenosha boy, Lieut. JAMES
O'NEILL, son Of our old fellow citizen. Charles
ONeiI He has been, most of the past summer
and fall, in aetye duty in the army, in Kansas
and Missouri, and now belongs to Col. Jennison 8
Kansas Cavalry Regiment, that has been doing
such efficient service in Missouri, lately, Lieut..
O'NeilI is home On furlough, to spend the holidays
lie is looking well and hearty. as though soldiers
life agreed with him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Eg 1t wonld be the most saddenng specta-
Gle of the age, to see free, anti-slavery philan-
throphy-professing England striking hands with
the shareholders OF the south, and aiding them
in the work of crushing out free institutions in
the New World 1t would be sight to make
angels weep to see the privateer Of Constitu-
tional Liberty marching under the black ban,
ner of Slavery, and helping to erect an empire
founded upon the sole idea of human chattle-
ship.-Atbany Journal.
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EEnrner,s Rrnn1t,Ir Am Lnnnary can be

Uarper's BEonthIy for January can De had
at TARBELL's It is as usual full ofinterest The
Illustrated articles are even better than usual
The Naval History Of the country with its numer
Gus ard beautiful illustrations at this time, rs worth
more than the price of the number-only 20 cts
Go to Tarbell's to get all the Magazines.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

First Regiment wis. VOl.-All members of the
First regiment, who left behind, furlough or
othes wise, will report themselves Immediately at Head
quarters W. s \. NJ, Main street, Milwaukee. for fur
her orders.
Persons wishing to enlist in the First regiment Wis.
Vol, Col s,arkweather. now have opportunity,
by applying to the undersigned They will be nmedi-
aely armed and equipped in every particular and fur
nshed with quarters until ordere to join the regiment.
Pay from l3 SIS per month"; to commence date OF
enlistment D. c. MCVEAN,
Capt. Co. E, LIST Reg't Wis, Vol,
Recruiting officer.
Cef r H. s.,,,r4ars Moip ct Mil 25tf
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GEN. Price Badly scared.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. PA gentleman
who has been with the rebel army several
weeks. arrived here to-day He reports that
on Thursday last Gen. Prices camp at Osceola
was thrown into confusion by the news that the
Federals were upon them. They beat hasty
retreat, and when last heard from were at HUI
Evansville going south.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

"The milwaukee, sentineI."-We publish
this week the Prospectus of The Aflscaukee Sen
tinel. There is no better Daily in the Northwest
than The Sentinel and it gives daily large
amount of reading. We commend The Sentinel
to those who wish to take wide awake Daily for
the Jews.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

IS The JOhn Brown SOng,''-We are in
debted to those enterprising Music Publishers and
Dealers, Root & CadY, Chicago,for the words and
music Of this popular song 1t is said to be all the
rage in all the camps ON the Potomac, having SUI
perceded 'Dixe' Root & Cady keep the great
Music Emporium OF the Northwest
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A CARD.

HOSPITAL. CAMP HARVEY,
Kenosha, December 2G, 81.
EDITOR KEYosHA TELEGRAPH:
Dear S5r:-The SOL
ders on duty at the Hospital, desire through your
paper to return their most hearty thanks to those
Ladies who provided for them so bountiful and
sumptuous Christmas Dinner, yesterday
"TMEs ofjoy and times Of woe,
Each an Angels presence know"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Y. Secretary Cameron has sent squad of
800 troops from Washington to keep the i'm
portant works on the Saut ST. Marie canal from
molestation should any national or border troub-
les occur with England 1t is wise precau-
ton which the West will appreciate and honor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Camp ssoiaas.-Many ofthesoldiers have gone
home to spend the holidays on furlough. We un.
derstand that only about 200 are left in camp
We are glad to learn that the number in hospital
IS decreasing. On Monday there were but 10, and
mostsof those were in fair way for recovery soon
The measles seem to have run out.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

We UDdersta that the Public Schools of
Kenosha will open again the Isl Monday Of
January under the charge Of Mr. Conatty their old
and well tried teacher-who has given the school
so much reputation at home and abroad.
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ANUARY APP DIN T vi Il II 7 s
DIR. v. G.. PRICE.

AN ALYTICAL PLY $ ICIAN,
Late of Buffalo, N. Y, can be consulted at
KENOsHA. City Hotel, on Tuesday and the forenoon
Of Wednesday, the 21st and 22i of January.
Racine Racine House, 23d Of January
Waukegan, at residence, 4th Of January.
woodstock Exchange Hotel, 3D. Of February.
Principal Office, Chicago, ILL.,
Observation-Disclosures, Ill, where all letters may De
sent. g. o,.e ~ Srro
DR. PRIC devotes his whole time to the cure o.
fUta Rheumatism, Fits. Nervous ~ sr, %
Female Difficulties, Consumption n"U'
Liver Heart, and all Chronic Complaint. our prac-
tce founded on truth of seventeen years VII
ters rom ali others no trifng with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments eoedv needed to
it. not by guessing by knowing NoPosonS or marsh
-, Az inure the constitution, but mild and eff
ieut. no making sick to make well, tearing down to
sIS abandoning business or starving, no giving en-
PPmept without prospect, coming once never to be
49, a1ain but honest in dealings, frank in ouf opn'
80 I6oderate in our charges, regular every Few weeks
~ onr visits Weinve investigation, claim not to know
rvthing or to eyerybody-do claim to reason and
onou sense and to seven out OF ten sadto De IN
durable We particularly request those who have tree
his scientific Doctor that respectful physician, boasec
d advertised medicines and doctors until worn out anc
d-rl0I 80 1y1s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Wood. Wood Those of our subscribers
who wish to pay their subscriptions in wood would
confer favor upon us by bringing if along as
soon as they can conveniently. 1t would not be
amss at present.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Change ofTinse.-By reference to the Time
Table, it will be seen that the running time
the Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Island Railroad
has been slightly changed,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

aiymnasiics All who wish to join in the or
ganization of Gymnasium in this city will please
meet at the Lyceum Rooms, Bonds Block, Satur-
day Evening, Dec. %, at o'clock.
Come One, Come All
Ty nRnFB Of ruE CoMEITTEE
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Omc5, Headquarters, Main ST., Mil.

Another Aspect-We were congratulating our
readers lust week, on the fine weather that we had
been enjoying for week or two previous. That
i all changed now. Our paper not off before
the change had occurred. First we had drench
in rain and then cay or two of clear and cold,
and on Sunday morning the weather eliminated
in 2 severe suJw storm, that lasted all dav Sun.
day and until Monday morning. Considerable
snow fell, but the wind drfted it into piles, while
all exposed spots were swept clean to the DUST
The sleighiug can hardly be called SUCH as it on
ivoccurs in spots with about equal qua nifty of
sand road between.
Yesterday few bells were out, but regular
CHRISTMAS sleighride, was out of the question. The
sun shoue out warm and bright making it quite
sloshy Where there was snow 10 melt.
why should we not Have some lee
uFese-We have now or shall have after New
Years, an elegant and most appropriate Hall, for
LectuTes-one that Will accommodate a large au-
dienue, and one that our citizens will be glad TO
trequeut-trom lis ease Of access and convenient
l0catiou-and the question now arises why can
not have 2 short course Of Literary Lectures p
We are aware that it is very late in the season tc
move in such matter but still few good Lee
turers might be secured with well directed eifol t
Our citizens caG appreciate a literary treat as wei
as any other community, and we think we speal
within bounds when we say that such Lecture
can be made to pay wen. Who viii move in thi
matter lie, the Lecturers know that we have
New and capacious Hall, aud that be have tast
~ appreciate a gJJd LertuI-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

v st. Johns Episcopal Church, at Detroit,
erected at cost $50 O00 and capable of seating
about one thousand persons, was dedicated on
Wednesday last, with sermon by Bishop Burgess
of Maine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26
Notice.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED having been Amounted
n receiver, TO collect and settle all the claims of
JAMES H. FANCHEh, late merchant of this city :;
therefore, notice hereby given TO all those who are H.
debed to said Fancher that they will be expected to call
and make immediate settlement, and thereby save troub
ie ma expense Settlement can he made with either l.
s. Kellogg myself Once in TarbelPs Boot store on
Iosite simmons new block. J. Y. QC RIES.
Eg"a= - Nv p 1851 9,95
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Wheeler a. CIarh, in their New Store, in
Kmbalrs Block, are getting settled, and we must
say they they have now one Of the most attractive
stores in the city. Their stock of Drugs, Medi-
.cnes Oils, Lamps, &C., &C., is extensive and ju-
diciously selected, We commend them to the pat
ronage of everybody who wish to purchase any
thing in their line
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

~ DR.. KNAPP, Of Racine, be consulted at the
City Hotel in Kenosba, in regard to all diseases, on
Monday December 23
CONSULTATION FREE. See. bills 2w27
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Notice.

wrOTICE is hereby given that all persons Indebted
~ to the firm Of +. W. BLINN & CO.. must adjust the
same within THIRTY DAYS from this date or the de-
Dands OF said firm will be left with an ohcer Tor collec-
10 G. GILLITT.
Assignee ot z Biinn 4 Co.
Keno=ba = .e-,.1 ., = -"i' S~2"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

FarbeiI has an elegan. assortment of Gift
Books and ANIMALS appropriate to the season,
which he is selling low
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Odd Fellows Benefit HsaIi-Dont forget
that this affair comes off on Tuesday Evening of
next week-New Years Eve. Tickets can be had
at
i. Robnson's Drug Store
II r. TarbeIrs Bookstore.
w. L. Reeds eweIry Store.
J. B. Slossons Store, and at
L. H. Rudds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

PETIT, at the News Depot, has the Chicago Dali
ly Tribune and all Weekly and Monthly publca-
ons 26tf
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T0E Notice.

KENosHA COUNTY,
Treasurer's Office, Dec, TO- 1851.
HEREBY give notice TO the tax payers Of Kenosh2
IL County that Wisconsin Currency VIII De received
for all taxes payable at this office
II. JOHNSON, Co. Treasurer.
Kenosha, Dec. 10, 1861. 2'n
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enosha. Rockford & Rock Island R. R.
TIME TABLE.
nv -ofv a. N u west:

Hi TARBELL has the Chicago DAILY Ifi
tune at - cents a week.
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Thursday, December 26th, 1861.

Gu ago & Milwaukee Railroad
Trans leave xenosha on this road daily Sundays
zcepted) oows:
Going North;
First Passenger train. ........-.-.. .I0'5o a. m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

and all other Goods usually Kept in Country Store,
they will be sold cheap as they can bought at any
other place in the County a, b. EMMONS,
WEST BRISTOL STATION. omzo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Thomas Francis Meagher, the gallant
Irish-American patriot and soldier has been ap-
pointed q Brigadjer General, which is as it
should b.
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8teanntn,adbunsen
Sine ~@SrpcIamsti-a
Nes @'0uUtrnsure Upn @rraInitn.

TIM es6 grlf unicres Staetts in ben Stanb III feesn,
einen sCrtdltujkmdbtScn Autbstl Der lur 8utseihisuns vrs
l'rtS Stat tes ouFetbotensr gtilii ~ feaeu. pene bag bic
inSutrje0en SRterelien OaourG ~ fbr aef3brSet wsrccn. lit
etr Scriblos gcmGbt vrretn, fur cine Gisuiflsit syn ippif
5tcsatCn Scbn Srsetnt Der osllnmttu meieeN 9es6iterune
elmer lcbtR spuntD Uoer Stcbt, re ft eer GeuGuS NON 1850
opaitst, els @tli iu Mcbilifjrtu.
AlS elm 35etl etelsr ;ebn pvecsut njre iteer Gcuhts pber
Staoi Gin GreSit iur bic @nilbi pon Srejsiaistu gt0rsen
mtreen, rClte pCu ~eCn'elben btrtttS gtneNt moreen ltrb.
vs. lcute au'ett,Q pcritanacu rptrbtn. oaF oieice @rrun-
CEMENT our ectbale Sstrpftn rruUoe, Em, mtnn m01IiS, bic
ur0nusbrtll6tetten iu osrmsictn, relbt cine @usbt6uns
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GIt,tHeltsc Hubtn nnS h1btommtn rjr6.
Restmtnte GcmmanSeurr oUIeniS,r S6tilt ees Staot,S.
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Die NlIlti alsecornsrt rrprcen III. wtre'n scnerfen. cas- as
Mot ole Abnht "a, eue pMin s~erlansitn NuSbeSuneen AZ
btl6t1nfen oeEr gar oufl3stt'n, au4aenrnmsp ia fclhsn
Soutn, rc inc County posr Stnet burH Stcltgn Der SER
lan9tsn 3abl eur6 6rsipjai0e stesoS au8gtIhlplf,n int
IN oct 3EtlNtr3ttt miro er Silbun9 sEu Ertirsiuistn-
9cn1pE2nttn IN itper g9tjlt mrterIEtt ptrscn, une pcun b,
3abI, pdbe stEt GCustp rbtr Start ~ ljrftr7 Sat. rcQi6b-
Iis tt.fo lclen eie RiiiFHj&tis'n ale pstratEssarhe NIB
psl3tt tErsairt blti6cR.
C--l Bt9tscu ssn mtlHer ciocuCn SGne ale QBrul
vs.. ScrTesr uno nit bsisesridtcHt St0stsfsacI, in
-, Rl&mUae, am l9ttn 3xti lsCI, uab int soften
Shsrt cVtlts Siattts. Srkr Hetdtr.
sur ssa 0pustrntuy:
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@nuacc &G6nc.
Wholesale Grocery.

Die llnttrVibnetrn Ienfsn bic @ufn,srtiamtett Ron bic
esro.rtlufuu auf ibr Nseer epn gjrtttrisS. 9rppiHoutn,
gtteL, Stsarren, Soutabaf uro lpnili9e Nrtifel. Die asp5bu.
ll6 M eluen, %egrari9tn W5peiole- 9ei66ft geflbrt mtrNsn.
SsisReers MAIDEN 1s ouf ibr r,ibcs Driu, uur 9taueur
Wager auimettGul. &ue hisie Baarcn purSen auF n6rcli.
Ssn Rorttn uHb reift1HS fur 9asr otfauft, pSsbalb wu
an psntiIid S';a5Itt iu duFerit tiujs,u grtiIen Srrtaufsn
te5nen. - Die ccn uns GS 4 I sar6utiTttR Srarbies unp
SSttnt itne elqcne 9mpprtatt1n. unh pter eemiIht mob
mt SulaBtn 'booltber Stpft strItbcp, ME ettItS BEL ben
INT ScIecn &C. ouricn gRa1rsu nir III rft Der fFaQ III. Der
SernbTtr yN8. 2Salece'S 9Ure 92ruutaiu Dem" gS6;Stp,
sen hem mir et einiissn S,rtdufsr fine, pirc an 8,bSIt
une 9uts sOn tttnsm tnntrboIb Der Ser. Staten 9sbrann-
ten BbiSn ub,rtrcftn.
liner Eager btt,bt auFerbtm Hch aus:
1000 1ag ertra uue iupsrFnc SPtSl, ulster 6creu bic Ycn
Eadern e%elu5ten Scrlcn; Nsp SrDcans, Ysrto Ricp pre
9uso Sudtr NM N9slanee; 500 Raj Gut 9raf, Grulbto,
Sorotrto uEo SEHec- Su6sr; lOe 8iien Stcs; 500 Rtfcu
Sellt rHe Elnttr; RO. / unb go. EadeTtl uno 66riuae;
frJhr CUTE gribcn 9utttr. ron Der rr N~cdtntItb Seueuu.
gen 'IbaIteni Sero, Bacon Sioce. 5aRs, 5bsutsers una
Srea,te. Sal. Storte. DIAN 9cHoctr. g~eu,Gbleucu SaTc,
UNI 9itrr Ptihcr. SeicH. giuitr, ana ale Die ~icHtleen
arittl, Ole u sln:r @rrtern 9~,r7hrtih scrluuat reerstn.
6eTHet ISM. gSouaces Eure @euntoin Ten SHbiEiy,
Ribaroio1's, 3useoIp5Io Glofe, SncueaS 9iUpcneabsla
anH @ttttrte 2SSisigi 20 s : fTaniCTihen 9r9ncp, BORT.
gtaeetTa Setuc. EI1ret uno G~b0rpasn 9Sciu Gietr,
Somn'0n STaEsp, Gm, 3u1. 5ppIc grsnbs UNI ate Srteu
Y lntRrs. nj. DoIlaCt v. Sobne
ode Ter I4tCu uub Corn . StraSr
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Qrpcl a M tipn
bee @eurCruturs BON 8ireinien.
GretutjS 0tparttmtnt,
RihmpNe, 16. Su I 1861.

GrrtutiSs Departments
8ifmCne, 16. Sui 1861.
an benz guiasbrt Der RiiS, eos epn BEN W]r5itbrnfru Der
Grnf6eeTirttu 5taattu srlaTen uub oSrh bic Proclamation
urltrtr Ubr ten StlotetebCrce SOM I3tsu (. ID. fGnc'prirt
III, iuo bic ~fpIe,necu Sloien scH GeriOucu ausseiblOlen:
GritcRS: ollie an er ftobrtfotiru pom @aTSu, 5rirFbc.
beborf unb Srit8snlttrI0licu b~Cihdfu1lS prianen, fCrn,r
gttieni0tu. iprte BET Ger &Ibrtfatton uun G9rlcnNrfrn,
bic fur uucre 2ruppn teltirnmt, btitbaf igt finn, iOrpje bic
fOIre @rbeittr acknowledgement Yeripncn, glrhsieI % icne
8ubrtfdte fr cis GrHfooertrtsn StaNtrn Ooer fur Ssn Slaat
Nr0iuieu battrlrt ino. Strner te tGt Der Sputbtrr gr>
pres @Umrano gnStNcGtcn. Sa ttccm isctn oteer Sale
mus iccch ctc %tc!rtntnoc 9cyiou Cc'r . crloren cine 9c~
iheJHIauRQ ]oteltnigeU DEPARTMENTS 2fniitrs bsiSlbrinatn,
Der tbr Faaa1u9t, "a nur IN 2ld7tm 6au cine @usEObms
gem ut ptco,R Tam.
3wtuen @it Crtcer her 8anttu uut 3m,isbaaftn. be-
rR &]a'onnSti ais n]oi5Deaojs BuC TcTuersu E4dtt9fett ber-
Ielbsn srahttt piro.
DrttnS: CprrTeerS ron 5anucn, melbe iebpa Gin Scr,
tltCat ttrt5 ]@rtugttrS Cber pss b]ctrfntubcn &gsnttn bet~
Su5rlHBcn pabcH.
95tritrs: aae @2aQcr, ber,r anmtltatcit ,uAt PstrttSe
hires absf@aft5 uptbipeEnig IT, isec1 mus has ossbalb tet1
gcbraats Gcriitttat 01 clnc1 tritccHSrjnNr Der GcuRtp
octr CORPORATION Unteri-la,n.t iciu.
GNuf enc Die @olusj5comtrn Der St5tts Ri+msnr.
StMmtcn u1o Er:eTtfe5urS, rean icstt Gin Geytjftat tb-
ga S'Iicr sou rem 4ta9or jtntr Siaet' ocer GOrpUratiVHcn
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HB no; 0s-sr1- rtt al EacarUpb.HiaCr au9siItatn
D.io-tr re'. i5lat cir GrEjfat zee p~r3jotnirn Cer
S#V. aH susr i,ast EIt8t2-n, cssr os ~StauasCrs S.r
Iu usn,5mm f5nrt1 nos 9erio-cu,
s-sas - r-2 Gao ~ JI.5s Fur H0to tar 9om.
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uuO gum !tgtsn DIAL @sltssn6dt g%ebOisu, iA
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Q alasa nd Aitiiasa &iahaR.

- ole etTl@it6tHtH A1tttsn:n, psItc aus sincm ~unprttnt
tt@tn I30stp Coer aus Der 3sten eHtfprinaen.
Alt !lHstrnault@teit, Saure I'M Y1dden. Gpii6. Ssrvs
bremen. Appttitirt9ttit, Aensli@tsit, SerfOpfuna. bIutcuSt
lno FHlMt p2nnrrhoteen. 9H allen nerU6fen unb rbeuma
s'l1tR SausH Tat ts bt U~nSdbi8sn Ntalsn pp6ltbltia oepiiF
unG sCHaanoist. ptuuHd b,rs9rssbra6t 4
Aaflee ~ ttnt rein oesttaoiulhc WiGhUue, aaf Arena
Dliimlp1tuthen 9EEneidRen Eub aa6 Antpetfuna beS br
ruRmtsB bruanott6tn Y~rofCf0rs SssrbaSe, bereitet. Reotu
itINtv grocer &Ite5IR in Rem msiftn CurCpdif6tn Stdaftn.
pdrltIr SiEtupruns IN ben Ser. Staattn mebr fir Sip;enis
ser btitinlrni, wel6e aus uutrm 9atsrIar6e in biel,m qonbe
%trtrsat Ino. pa oaitIbt uHtu ibnsn srOseu 8si1nu ae
Iuubtn, 10 biets i6 sS benz omsrifanii6tn gu6lifum an. inben
Ia Ttb, oaR istnc n Der Ebdt punbrr6uream ebicinifbtn Gi-
%jtHl10tteE Nd BetaHntlhaft Scrfhafeu tperben.
Stlonors tDtrb 70 fur Solhe e%mpfUbIen, bersn Gcnifftuio
euro cen bcftaRbiSen gtbrau6 ron 2tquSrer cher ankere
austGpstfunscn in a~nsrbnunQ 9sret6sn fnb. Sim @lor,
TeIrtn aussHeltdlit %rstrifan!, Hnbst es lslnen aaaben YSea
ums Sise bee GsbsnS, iEbsm eS in jebs Nerse ~etnerinot unS
ne sTubisE, ben %itRttnbtn Self aufri6iet uEb in h,r RAJ
aeas BsiuReestt uEe Starfe in oGe aanSs Sslsm briuot.
Barnpn9:
Sic srose Ssr6reituRg bitfeS aussssi6neten @ronoR "a,
%STittt6ene Ya6abmunatr brrSorsi-ufsn, pes6alb bos Nu
oo6 Sbr E~otTbaSe's SSadnhifde5 Bitter, btSpr Sbr % I,,E
rttta prOtirt. Cine 8oueile piro @ub iiberts,,o,n Sns
~ setter III, Die aae &ndabmunssn.
ri 8erfauft Sl.OO Der 9oBel ober & Qons(s fv "A
Sci Der siniiSsn Gtssntslmsrn )" "
StniEm in Qad ir.
SaSruantsn zen &rttfsIn fur @p0t6elsr u. Gb,risr
Ytttsbure, ga.
9R y hmOnO rpirb S&ieS 8ittrrs serfauft in b., @s..
sjstsu Der S5. Dose unb Comp, @leraresr TupaI m
pttluion, y. Sobniiru u. Bro, Gru6bs un5 Gbp.rS5n G"
sldtr, gRsrtna une 9rene, GbaHss @i1Esado6 nnf 8. q
Ci9t,u M in alex St6btrn Der g. Gates IN kieles S,t,.
fHem Ssisetsn ~
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81. u. 9tunrtS

1UrS ii 9It6rr BbiStty.
9Sir fnO Ets stusistu BsrtGuitr bi.iss hsrIbm.
ten 93btst,p TIr Otn Stant 8,rltui,u. uup CT.
iaubsu une RTE glufmtrtidmtttt Der rtip. 91trtbs
uno 0rccsrpbttBsr ouf bvritn 1S WUnnte lltsu
Yurr DID TYe g4bieltp "a ItHtcn, sbt fe tbrs
SiHt6uis anperwlrts MAIDEN.
% 6alb 8bls. SupsrtCr @srman 9itters,
80 9bIs. uuO d baIbr 8tls. Ytdlts,
DID Npple 2'raurp,
10 8bls. ahttu alien psa6 9ronrY,
SO 80 arcBt 9lU. 1DIadtrst,
i5nmIlg OH 8pc. @rcmpsus Grtrd gdaIe,
!. s. tlOdS unp u. 6. 5bsrmaus 2E6tsfsy,
Dure DID 6olano G5tn,
Nls. Gtpsr unb Y,tles,
@berrg uno 8ldtoerrp 9rancy,
SEQ. 8antS uUp 8'u. 4drgusr Mount. Bbist,p
B nj. o. SUHrs H.. 60,
10. Sra6s lUiihsu Niatn u. Carr.
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&e- mir Ofsrirrn ;rat 9ertauf fur 9risatsebraua uue
gBtcsrVtrta-f IN ltetr b%eIttbtstu Quantttlt:
500 Barrels Gruibe g0rpoers6 uub GaHts>9udcr.
40 pboS 9pTt0 sStco Srppn Su6tr.
90 pbtS. 81 ba QluecpUabC ElpIdTts.
100 She. Stem Srtaue uue Tcras RuIafcS.
% Barrcle BagGceS HaAttlp Surup.
100 Satt GITte 300 0jttn Srift.
900 NItea SNaudUtiHt uub SaQcn GdntIcs.
200 S1rT t53p. 3 fstts NtnGrel. % &blS. 9C | 90.
@Tesn &t1 Sla6 Tea, Nem Bacon, 6OpS, Rem Shoulders.
8rsatS, 9tcts uuo Cues, 9Srb.
SEl0t Suutr, 9uitIEs Gbeele, e~euIGDsutH GaFee, Wfcfer,
@ulpttt, Haltlr0. SHti90 r q Slut, G!arh, N;al
@epoe, Ssc GrroS, YIop 2ute, San. 8citn, elmer,
StOt5 DiHS, 99SiS gOGrcS, 94Usppira unb 9Eyituo
@aVr, Gotten Eptne une uui6bltbe anSere @rttfsl. biz
m tntr GrOtsyp o~tpp5Nlih 1eiuht ptTbp.
800 9blS. m a~lIICcS 9ure Mountain Gem"
2BbiStsp, mcSr ais ~ IcGate all.
100 SolS &tharolru'e Or RYe QBbtettn, 100 Sauels 90
&iutbarlS-
100 - 8LOf'o Oh 8se mo D6it, gBsiSfep, zoe 10 Gin.
800 20 SuonoOCo" WCEntoju I1biStcr. 70 Re SPUN.
100 Or 4uScuIOciN &Bb;5t,g, geo &c 9ranNY
800 &c = 'mmCn 2Sptsteo, 0srihiebent SCren N.
Bt1s 4eautnt 5rcnt SFanea, 5rl. Sin. Scoth B6jstro,
Y1rt- Iiaetua~, SoerrUt9Bstn, Glatst uub GhaHpaanfr.
DE fstHltsn i]mpOrllstsn GisarreE i;te ari.
@m. B~allars S6hfe.
450o &bs. 0msQ SrsaitO Bacon, 10 1i,ress Iu.
psrtrE
Slnpas Rentutp 6ams, uno s Iirrcss b. Sams, uskn
PtElsu anFtrsH &rtifsIn erbie!tsn iOtbtn
Q8H. sDaaaes S5sne.
'00 ScrCB Gau6Iss, IaaOW, 5prm unb QbsmeEfin,
l5O 9srtb soap, 8lad, SrepH uHS gsapR
50 8or's Rrp port 8sibcn Gbssl'
ItiTs6 Rise,
400 s5ypgEts unp SudeItS
200 gUE 4NOrttb 9iptS
200 grpb WpT3tS
500. GOO gissTreR, ssTf6isbent SranSs, roebes ,rsoI.,r
lle iEH Strtauf bel gBm. u GIIate II. SSH
z SsuslS Baltimore Si6its ,rtbsn srsalt.r urb M
"a Vim BOUass II Sr5u.