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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24

GROCERIES,
|" At the old stand Of
FROST & GOODUUE.
We now receiving the LARGEST CIIEA PEST BEST
STOCK OF GOODS in line, offered for sale in this
State. Comprising
SUGARS, MoLASSEs, 4 sYRUPs, of all kinds;
TEAS--Bast GREEN BLACKS, n large stock;
C0FfEE6-Whoe and Pure Ground,
SPICES-Fresh and Pure, Of all kinds,
FRUITS NUTS-Foreign and Domestic;
0IL-Sperm, Solar and Whale;
BURNING FLUID x KE1t0SENE;
fISH-of all kinds
Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Lard. Hams. Tripe,
Apples. Potatoes, Vcgctnb Ics, &c. Nails,
Giess, Cordn ge, Fa rming Tools,
Tobacco, Sos ps, s. c., &c.
1 All orders for any article usually kept FIRST class
grocery store at wholesale RETAIL promptly
goods warranted. FROST G00DIIUE.
April rs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24

Persons who, from dissipating much night and
feel the evil effects of pois liquors. violent headaches,
sickness Of stomach, weakness, gdiness sc will find one
dose will remove all bad feelings.
Ladies' Of weak and sickly constitutions, should take the
Inygoratiug Spirit three times day; it will make them
strong healthy and happy all distractions and r-
rcguarties from the menstrual organs restore the bloom
health and beauty to the face During regnan
cy 1t will be found invaluable medicine to remove disa-
greeae sensations at the stomach All the proprietor asks
trial and induce this, he has put up the lNyiGoRATiSG
SrRIr pint bottles so cts quarts 81 VI 3 BURR Co.,
B,stn General Agent sale in Bratteburo by JosTPH
CLARK and n THORN, and by dealers generally every
where.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24
FROST q GOODHUE.

CAT THE OLD sTAND)
WILL CONTINUE, AS HERETOFORE,
w to keep the Largest and Freshest Stock Of
GROCERIES, FLOUR,
PRODUCE and PROVISIONS
to be found In the country
Their Store is the HEAD on ARTERs for every thngi
their line and they will endeavor merit continuance Of the
large trade which they have had in years past.
April 25.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24

L offer to the country trade and consumers,
complete assortment of every variety of Liquors.
Wines, &c., and would say that experience of
than FORTY YEARS as Importers is not only sufficient
guarantee for the Purity of our Goods hut that
ahcs us to offer advantages buyers that be xceed
by any house in Boston. Owing difficulty procuring
in many towns strictly pare and reliable article of liquors
md Vines for medicinal and other purposes, have for
many years given special attention to filling orlers for PR
VArE USE AMI consumers will find greatly to their advan
age to send their orders to direct employ travel
ling or other agents whatever Persons who require
Liquors and Vines, in large small quantities. may rest
assured that all orders will receive personal attention.
and that every article from will be satisfactory
in every respect Communications by mail will receive prompt
attention. with full and complete catalogue glols prices
&c. L.. RICHARDS 4 SONS
81 4 SO State Street, Boston.
Boston, April o, lsGl-1yl6
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,ss..5z555,.55ss CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Sum

Fs..s55555sT5ss C HEsHIRE RAILROAD. Sum
Gi..s.sss;sssfner ArrangementUn and after MONDAY,
.AA-EEAprl 16, 1860, Trains will run as follows
MOVING EAsT.-Leave
Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ and $40 NJ; Keene at $40
A. and 335 p. M-and arrive at PitehhIrgat 1900 NJ.
and $40 p Nj Boston at 80 and 80 p Nj Worcester at
200 and 100 p. NJ.
MOVING wEST.-Leave
Boston at 100 and HOO A. Nj Fchburg at As A. NJ,
and 80 p NJ Keene 1130 A. NJ, and $40 p Mand
rive at Bellows Falls 25 and 44O p Nj Windsor 20
and e35 NJ; Rutland, 800 and 500 NJ; Burlington,
6.00P.M.
Trains Connect as (oHors:
Up Train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BUR-
LINGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal,
ogdensbugh, Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady
and the West
Johr sbury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMPsIC, and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make III
rect connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. fer all points north.
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitchburg
with Trains of Ftcburg Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
H. r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Tickets for all points West may he secured at any
ton Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked
through to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
f.. A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent.
Suporintcndcnt's Office, Keene, April 10, 1860
yERM0NT yakbEy RAlL
ER-1H-ls6l, TRAINS will run as fellows -
Leave Bellows Falls Battleboro so A. NJ. and 35
NJ Returning leave Brattboro for Bellows Falls, 10 o5 AN
.
6.15 NJ Brattleboro 1856 p. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains this route South with
the VT Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
to Springfield Hartford New Haven bridgeport direct
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington Su
livan Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut AMI
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, StJohnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and ouses Point Oglensburgh
and Montreal. NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent.
Vt. Valley r. Il. Office, April 10th, 1861. 10
NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON
~ RAILROAD.-On and after Monday, June 3d. 1861,
Trains will run follows:
Leave Northampton 20 a m Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York; HOS M, Accommodation
Train for Westheld.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
100 AIM connecting with train Conn River r. X. for the
North $40 Mail and Passenger arrival Of IL. 10
m Train from New York, connecting at Wcsteld direct
for Albany and the West.
Leave Westneld 7.l5 for Northampton arrival of
train from Albany.
Connections, at Northampton with Conn. River II. r.;
Westhed, Western Railroad at Painied, Providence,
Hartford and Rishkll r. r.; at New Haven with New York
and New Haven X. r.; New Haven, New London
nngon r. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r.
X.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch as by rxlress
CliAs. N. lEAMANs, Sup't.
Westheld, June LIST, ls6l.-tf24
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24
THE PERFECT MELODEON
WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
-xM - ALMOST EVERY MAIL from
far and near brings to some new ev-
" IN" idence Of the graat favor and growing
10y IfpoPulerity Of this beautiful instrument,
" aud abundant tesllmonlals are con.

stanty reaching pryyng concusvely that other Reed
Instrument contains many exceencs the PERFECT
MEL0DE0N WITH BASE DAMPER AND HARMONIC ArrAcn.
The Hermonic Attachment the most valuable Of modern
mprovemens-by II the power Of the Instrument Is doubled
without increasing Its size or the number Of Reeds
Our NEWLY INVENTED HARMONIC ORGAN for CHURCHES,
CONCERT aud LECTURE Rooms has greater capacity and
er than any dher instrument made In the Country consider
ing the price.
1t Is FAR NOR. SIMPLE and LESS LIABLE TO OF
ORDER than other Reed Organs
II contains only other instruments
n TIE same power, and consequently not
to keep in tune.
II has fine powerful PEDAL BASE with REEDS discon-
nected with the other part Of the instrument.
Another entire feature In the Meoeon enterprise Is
the PATENT HARP, or PIANO ATTACHMENT, TO the Me-
odcon.
This is precisely what It's name Indicate COMBINATION
rnE MR-ODEON AND PIANO FORTE and meets precisely
the wants ana desires Of large class who have long been
anxious to see the two Instruments combined In MLoDEoN
sizE In this unique instrument the MEL0DE0N, PIANO,
may be played separately combined producing effect
unknown to any other stume and must lie heard to be
appreciated.
We have arrangements with Of the best Piano Makers
to receive from them regularly PIANOS Of the very best
quality which will be sold nj lie than Boston prices.
Also PIANOS and MELODEONs to RENT.
All Instruments warranted and sent to any part Of the
country at our risk.
ESTEY g. GREEN.
Bratteboro, VT, Jan. l, 1861.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24
Dyspepsia Remedy
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
u IN Matte INVIGOR ArtNC Sp

This Medicine has been used By the public for sir years
Uith Increasing favor. II is recommended 10 cure
Dyprpsia, Nervousness, HEARTBURN, Collie Pains,
Wind in the Stomach, or Pains weiS,
Headache, DrOWsincsS, kidney Complaints,
Lop Spirits, Deiirium Tremens, Intemperance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24

DoSR-One wine glass full often a. is necessary One
dose will remove all Bad Spirits One dose will cure Heart
burn Three doses will cnr Indigestion ote dose will give
you Good Appetite one dose will stop the distressing and
dsagreeabe OF Wind fauc7c and the stomach
receives the Invguratng Spirit the distressing load and all
painful feelings will be removed One dose will remove the
distressing pains Of Collie, and in the stomach how
els. few doses will all distractions in the Kidney,
Bladder Urinary Organs Persons seriously afct
ed with any Kidney Complaints assured speedy relief by
dose two and radical cure by the Of or two
l,.tfi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24

DRs HILL h THOMPSON will continue their usual mod
crate charges in medical or dental treatment.
NJ Letters for consultation contain dollar in
answer. 1y47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24
CALL AND s T. e.

BRATrLEDoRo, VT, Dec. l, 5000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-10-24
A s A MEDICINE. it is quick and effect
1T STIMULATES, EXmLARArEs, ISyIGORATEs But
INTuXICATE OR STUPEFY.

IT STIMULATES, ENlIARATIs INYGORATEs, But Will NOT
INTUXCArE OR STUPEFY.
A S A MEDICINE, ii is quick and effectual,
"A curing the most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complaints, and all other arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels in n speedy manner.
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy and dropping
spirits aud restore the weak and scy to health,
siren tn and vigor
Persons who, from the lnudcous Of liquors, have be-
detected and their systems shattered, cunsti
tuons broken down. and subject that horrible
humanity, the DELIMuN TRENENs will, almost Immediately,
feel the happy and healthy nvgUratng efficacy Dr. Hams
Inviglrating Spirit.
, 1861-04-30
TIE EUROPEAN GoyrnNunxrs Asn II

TIE EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS AxD TIE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERATION. Whatever Mr.
Jefferzon DAyis's organs may assert to the
contrary, all the indications from the other
side gre against an immediate recognition Of
the Southern Confederacy BY England and
France; The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don G|o6e L:rd Palmerston's paper) states
that the French government had decided not
to receive the Southern Commissioners,w ,whose
arrival was daily expected when the Asia left,
Southerners In Paris were obliged az usual to
apply to the United States Minister 10. pass
ports as the French government had made no
Concessions ofany kind In thelr regard. This
would show tAet there Ia but vsry little dispo-
eitioa at present on the part of tie Emperor
to interfere In the quarrel between the federal
government and the rebel States. Tho disin-
clnation will be increased when the news Of
the Presidents War proclamation and Of the
firm and united stand taken By the North
reaches him.: The question will then assume
Il light very different from that In which It
was placed by the dissensions whIchwere sup.
posed to prevail a1norgst Northern men IN r,
gard to lt,-N 7, Herald,
, 1861-04-30
A reW York Clergyman Kefnae to
Pray for tha Fresldcnt-HoW HTrs.
Lawrence Treated a Traitor

We learn from private letter thst the h,a.
toricsl old town Of Newport, Rhode Island !.
fully alive to the events Of the day. Thero il
IN endless display Of stars and stripes floating
Last Sunday, Rev, Dr.. Balcb, fUmer1v rector
Of St. Ba1tholomew's in this city, 10 ofic;atlntr
in his church, at Newport, omitted the ,S pr:Ter
for the President Of the United States. H.
was escorted out Of the church by the eongreea1
ton, who without delay hoisted over fRa a..
cred building the American flag,
M1s. lawrence, the widow Of the hero who
pert She WIS a few days ago called npon by
friend, who made some remarks favorable IL
the South. The old lady rose in wrath and
ordered him out OF the house In her own pecu-
Liar and emphatic style. He took leg bail
without waiting for q second bid.--Ss.e York
EtH47fpo p1ef
, 1861-04-30
@em.ng 4aaeDa1t8.
EWIN G MACEIN ES.
[. CORNELL J. CO.'S
Family ard Hfa1ufa oturt1R
$50 SEWING MACHINES.

IA g G. Il RT e "a Il HsH EATEHX E.
we .rs happy - esy p ts thousands Eho are us1n4
npa 1s tEoSfa7ss s. TIT n E1e. hsR TT
S ST1a 1a6T5R, 1s3,n@ nA5kk 7s;a5 ~ EL1As 54s
= - vaseaines - - noE iust Thera xe want taer; ii
ss ed e M pSEEG.aE ess; ~
asys sas :fEss III; s5s
RS sEea % tata Eli tE5 caE1Tksr LsaIT1A1s 1s5
Il oa e FfE fHE fe1
snssef :'i H. fss9ars sisas nako. ass5as worn
.a7=h than Ely Other T. t1ess necessarily Bome
:s5 q eoffas e Il saps1ioT aaats. s~e ess rses
r:r1eht needle has 81 at spacs Ga9e? tae aI1 seWs
STD Ia ssst; tsfss Sc MnEes: !. ssssfe9 hsm dast
:s Is Il 7:s; & ss I'll ssSy & IS
y. .@sEArEn E4RlE-E @ oF E97s % %TaAx q 1T xaGa!ax
Il ssaon Is perfect ii runs eas and ssi; II 6oteef1
noboa7 novtcesoaa EanA2eit kons Other VII sst1s-
eay xe - se!F IL
or aa.aufacturiag a tac1ass ha7e 6esn largely e.
sass M e
f S RT Fzss e % eaa "a e.
IL inx II I'D. i ss*ias "a e@6se'dsIy: II sEsT
& e
must csnsn tae pasle ses ape e
ea :; market sna 5is eas: A AGassTsy ses,ne Of 9s5s
Fsr Rssfrs rasers IND IL afe IT tie % 81. propfiso:s q
tae SIGHT North Eestesn ssa.za Address
Cali ,s 1.es zzs e. nsstI1z 3st ls1 t. caesgH 81
, 1861-04-30

:ahin1e 1:aiaeEt fer dcr.as Is urrYaed BIZ my in
Iii :atss ct lsneHess arising from sp1an. Brrtaes Or
We'caiag its ef:cs is magioa, ard certain. Ha,uess
Or Sad lie Calls Scratched Masge &c, it w also cure
sreeias. kPas1a and Hngecce HRy b. easily pro-
Fe7fed and eured IN their tuclpent Etage bet confirm.
e. beyond the possibility Of radical cnr.
aye Of tie Hed, however. is 30 desperate or hops
ss 1t it saar tt znestated by this 1laI1nent and 1ts
1at3ta1 sp7catea viii a1wayz remove the Lerneness
sod 1nAb6 tbs hozas to ta7e1 with comparative casa
Livery hccze owaer shcrld have this remedy 1T hand
Tor s timely Use at the Ers appearances Of Laueness
I'll. atectaallE PREY those formidable diseases uen-
Toned t. TcA al are ltah1e a1t which re1der
70 many cttetEiss ralr2hle sozees nearly worthless
Sec advertisement. Fo. es.e b. J. q. JOHNSON,
ISaeFal A@eEt ~ etSte stse1s 1c25FoEoH-t1y
, 1861-04-30

pUFTURES CURED
1O BIZ THE
HARD RUBBER RIGGS TRUSS.

This TruEs Is unlike al ptherB evrr
used. both In construction snt mate
rial. Does not constantly press on thu rrntnr- ana
therfb give call for truss for e NEe most trnsses
In nae o4t ptefses tn four places bringing the parts T.
Il 1saf1z - .ses Dossnot pres UFoS THE CORD
always clean aud new. Young peTsens 11d recent Il
saa3s eMss41 cnred fhystss9s M i Is tic oNIf
who hare suffered with the misery Of rupture ca n.
prec1ate the yalue Of the Fdgga Truss Anilustated
pamphlet containing al particulars sent ffee PaT
Wishing this Truss cea be htted 81 sending eze
tn lnches around hips line nf Rupture With dfscrIn
Agent for the Western States, 'A'S
ofice, u Lake stEset, Room No, I npata,r..) p.
Q. Box tas5- ~" Wholesale Trads supplied at New
f\fk ntifek funrEn1r
, 1861-04-30

To THE DIRECTORS or THE FIErEEs's IEs Co,
GHaTLRxEs Your Conmittee tn whom was re-
the bua:neas. and asteis OF the ompsny, tor
ts Il tie aaa e as ea safS s.
the Comsa mnutel: we hare found both correct as
reported In every particular:
!; 3tf;,R + R9TSHoKp R9TSN 4A5r comsnitIse. !nnss
ntrect27s' Meeting, March 5th, 1851.
, 1861-04-30
Garlba1dt to ConmR1d the Ynpkaa
Aboift1on1sxs.


[From the Charleston Mercury.1
We tlna in L'Adriatieo of March 21st. a daYJv
}9nraa', published IN RsEenas Italy, oon
baldl Is coming to the United Statcs. W.
translate the paragraph: w
Among the reports circulating in the news,
papers is one which refers to Garlbald; Sinca
var between the United States and III. sto4es.
Of the South has become Inevitable, The Gov.
ernment Of the Union seeks commando and rot ~,
lead its forces against the rebels, aud IA SaoE.
lng to Ga1ibaldi: There have been agents sent
70 Gaprfsa en- 20 M inouee me hermit Of Caprera to
protectors OF slavery, and Garibaldi saws. the
newspapers, seeing the war with Austria post
poned, is on the poMt Of yielding, and ID cnr,.
sulting his friends aaout it. ~ - WIZ
, 1861-04-30
Flag at the Top Of Grace Church
SpfFe.

SP1re.
For several days there has been an American
flag floating from the tower Of Grace Church,
just at the base Of the tapezing spire. Tbs
vestry were, however, desirous that another
should wave from the very apex Of the spira
where the gilt cross stands, ut height Of eco
teet from the ground. Several persons offered
to undertake the dangerous feat, bat, on
mounting by the interior staircase to the high.
est window in the steeple, tllonght they would
scarcely bay; have EeIve enough to undertake It.
At Last, William O'Douue1 and Charles Nc
LaEghi1n, two young painters in the employ
Of Richard B. Foadlck Of Fifth Avenne, deci-.
ded to make the attempt. Getting out Of the
little diamond shaped window, about half way
up, they climbed up the lightning rod on the
9S ssss sias o. the 1plre to the top. Here one Of
cross, although quite ' psaI gle vas Slowing It
the time Tne flag. thus secured, the daring
{ou9g man mounted the cross, and, taking of
his hat, bowed to the immense crowd which
were "atching his movements from Broad
way. ~ Inc Tag foated freely in the air, they
1TfbHNe, ,-'
, 1861-04-30
The Hallal Nnx~

The following information relative tn n.
Navy Of the Southern Rebels is from tha Moat ~
gomsry (Ala Aai, the editog Of whirh - - =
Private Secretary Of the Minister Of War nf the %
Confederacy, ~ - ~ Ioe
The psrsoa'.@ Of the Navy is not decided mn.
On, bSt IRON M tne list we snbjoin, 1t vil BE- seen
s formidable force The following ust s5oHs hotss
the number Of vessels now n tie soptheTn
Navy:
, 1861-04-30

lake Transportation,
IT E E. E ER \
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
AND Esls5c
WESTERN, EXPRESS.
J. 8 q L.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Co.,
Having made arrangement. t. run thar Laks Steam
1zopeue's On alternate days With those ofsae
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Atlchlsnn Central Railroads,
n N1pssEng = TT class ataunch aod strong steamer.
sad pS5
Re3pnon 1t merchandise and produce to And rom IT.
A7d Gh s!i sfisss
100 Cana1 4oat.
3asd ass sa It e Esh sazs
pesa superior in ducemerts for thelr patronss4
THn WESTERN 3xFRnsg,
toEEsd eqa oReratsd b thls con,paay1 viii run over
Lakes: 'Ao 0sP~1 "'o Ao"s "
The Upper Lake Line Dai{u,
r. T. Co. 6rEAxzza. Rc6cL LIKE g1xA4xRs.
TonaSVanda, Fountain CITY,
Free State, Wenoua.
Mohawk, mendo1a-
f1Sfnousas Evergreen City,
Neptune, Galena.
May Flower Chicago.
Leaving the dock st Erie Rasln sad foot nf ho-h,.
I'D Bpgs cisvsi.SS I'd cSes:a Stss
The Get1'oft Ei.as DGtly.
Via North shore Direct
Mt. Ca srEAzKRs VT. Co STEAMERS.
HlisSoura, Duakirf1,
4l1InoIa, Coneora.
Omar Paaha.
eelosk teghi q Fasaags .pply 1t tss aon5s
Toledo, SandMsky and Greer.
Bay Zine.
CENTRAL RAr1Ro4D SfxA4.gs
Equator, Equinox.
Araxes, Euphrates,
EeHpsos Comet.
Rocket, Marquette,
CuFahoea, erontea.
dsaytnS "a &c DECK st Ess Basin ee1ock
foot Of Michigan Street, " o1't.' 4>S5eA'' o'Aea
Cterete:sd and Erie Lz,,e.
Vt. Co. s71A,1zzs.
Mary Stewart, Saginaw.
SGSS 9SE oss liz as'f bsaa Michigan
apply to the following Agents:
EVERETT oIAPP. Agent No. Coezt1es sup, New
HI HUGE 1, ALLEN, Freight Agent No l cosntles SIP,
AGbIE5T bRE5ERs. Fri Agent Asscs House n. rorz.
So. CEASE. Agent lls Pier. Albany, Mt,
Z. CHA3E, Agent, T, River street. TroF.E.T
H. u. q, EE1s"oLD, Freight Ag=at Ill River etfeet.
IA HUKR G97 Hurd's Dock. Detroit, A1cn.
bT CHEN ,I;1l Eai]5oad pecS Milwaukee.
JN0. ALLEN. Jr., Pros,
Manager Ezle Basn, Buffalo.
CONsIGN EES.
BgSn at = aPENGEK z Ct; Cleveland, Qhio.
oSBoRN, eandnsky+ Ohio.
pVTToN { RATnoSb. t'S 5ff Rselae. Is vu.
AEAoSMfA \ 13f u PIER CO. Ksncsha, Hh
j.F Il kiEak6. Mtis.aS sSeieyesa So wssa:Fsn Wis Ill
RICHMOND & &TuTTLE, Asents,
ape-e40'-2H Foot Of State steeet Chicago.
, 1861-04-30

Those marked (t) were United States revs,.
nue. cutters, and wure seized BY the Stats xu-
thorities.
FIhe Y $ steamer Fulton was seized at the Pen
built at the Brooklyn NavJ Yard IN 1887 and IA of
eos tons regf4fer 1t will cost $4,000 to but er
In sea-going trim. F AA|A
, 1861-04-30

y
THOMAS CHURCH. z, u. HADprcK. C,H, F4KExL1
r, ". HATxoNp. J E. BoTsFoRD. JAKEs NlRp.
J. s. FxWHouaE UERIHGToS LCEr,1. EpwAnDs
THuM,S CHURCH, pressde1t,
c. n. HOLDEN, Secretary. apps eG33.1H
, 1861-04-30

OF NEW YORE,
On the thirty day Of December. 1eso nade 10 tie
Auditor OF tue State OF Illinois.
The name the company Is the Mercantile Mu!rfl
Insurance Company, located at the city Of Nav IL
In State Of Eew ToTE.
The amount o; It's capital stock Is Six Hundred nd
FortJ.StI Thousand Four Hundred Dolass arr ts
paid up
, 1861-04-30

= o N T E. Z P r. E s ST
TEN D.8T% - 49,
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

10 SAN FRANCTSCO.
LE1iERs vii b received It the otlcs Of tao
onlted States Express Company.
CORNER OF CLARK kND 1AKR srREETa
uso Lake and % Clark streets)
Which vii be forwarded to connect with tna pa.r.
Express, leaving st. Joseph. Missouri eTer oAS
WEDNESDAY AND aArURDAY, At II p "
TE1.EGRAMs
Sent to Fort Kearney the mornings Of Monday sn,
Friday, WILL connect with the Pony Isayfnr St
Wednesdays aud Saturdays 0~opa
EXPRESS CHARGES:
Letters Weighing Il or under l.,,........ r. n
Letters weighing over az -. .....-.,,... II
The haH ounce letters viii be rednced to nne donsF
altar July Int. 13
~ II all eases to be enclosed In Government
Etsm3ed envelopes, and Ill Express charges prepaid
aP261ty H. D. C0LFIE, Agent
MES r. GARTWRTGHr
, 1861-04-30
IMEulautg,
CAPITAL, 5000, 200.

. Iha Directors Of tha CH1cAG FIREMry'e 1ssrEaScx
lake pleas9Ie Ia PRES Is1"g thtir customers
aEy Ath, 1851.
ASSETS, February l4th, 1851, ...
Stock Eec1red by joint Judgment
not-8 and coli&ter 81 -...-.-.-, .S;a0hN
Bills Recel Fah1e ftr ans on call. g. 7i291
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages -, sl51Nm
Seventeen shares q. G G. q. R. K
ckocA lSH,tQ
1nterest due at accrued ...,.,. 1AN1ll
Premiums unpaid -. ----..,... S99E
Office Form ture, hrraPs bnEEy. etc, 52sEs
CaRh On haad, {noW In Baak, 5000 2a448l
~---%22ao. s5o.5'
RECEIPTS.
Premiums for the year ending Feb
ruRry 18th, 1851. -.-..... 81, -.$3,5iQl3
hterett for the year ending Febru.
Aty Ath 1851 GkE94
Ne3alA4SH4u1z.ss. llu.W
DISBURSEMENTS
Lcsses PAID, lsee below 80. ....$u.4f2m
Stndry eEpenseA salaries, printing,
returned premiums and re-tnsur-
--- $tt3p8 IL
, 1861-04-30

MITCHELL L & ZAHM, TALLOW
1tk MELTERs AND CHANDLERs. and des1ers In
A:da Wool Pets md Seeds: ~Ruy Rnd' te1 LTe
07F1ox ANn WAHEGousET KINZIE ST.
Liberal Cash Advances made oE shipments Of any of
above articles SAl4 In this Hhinmeut East
s.a' A1zszx1A laoaal IoVIa xAW
, 1861-04-30
DR1ttiBt8' GHroE.


r ANDS*z:.;FOR SALE. CHEAP.
pe Kal6 Ro:E islsnd Boons Es,reii sna Iake. betGs
The eAme land entered BY THOMAS r GRkENE.
Az! 6na now owned By Afdalla E. aud Mary Ann Greene.
Mtls perfect. Tsr@s easy. Apply to T. B, H1KD.
~. IL XeR9dsat Church Block E6les9p, Hha. a.e16 fm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-26
6PEC[A1 NOTQE8

THE osno AS o. t1s !. .I.sa
rsndsssA vstsAsa ail4sss AisA sslai.s
in shs.Stavsa - Gnaly SnssA 49, = ti.s-
Aasetioas II he liver, sssossh ~ ether esgaas
concerned lia diesselss - the 49, fssqseaA
They naturally nahs ~ sslsesr nssvoas, irsita-
bic - ssapaaiaiaG ~ ssssivss - fsissds
are fosesd 70 - bsas ths bssst q tAsf il-hunor.
The ass of Hoststtse's Cslsbrstsd Stomach Bittsss
viii rsvs - sAdot rsnsdy f. this svil. Il
will not oaly strsngtAsa the whsls payssai Or
ganisation. bat sntirsly cures the most Obstinate
cases Of isdigssssss, diassAos, dyssutasy "a
liver complaint The 1Ist physisiaas in tAl
cssnty loud in thsir rsaiss efthis prspasasios
Another rsconnsadation Of The Bittsn 10 that
it 10 pals&abls to the tasts that it nay b used
even - . beverage. Sold By III dsuGgists.
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