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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST %. 1861.
UNION CONVENTION,
To THE Worms OF CUYAuOoA oOUETl


To THE Worms OF CUYAHoaA County,
WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF Panty:
The undersigned, Oilisens Of Cuyahoga
County, in view Of the call now made for q
Union Convention to be held at Columbus
on the fifth Of September, for the nomina-
tlOn of State Officers, without reference to
party, in which call members Of all ppliti-
cal organizations have cordially and ear
nestly united;
And believing that the time has come, If
ever time can come in the history Of our
Government, when party and personal con-
sideratiOns should be generously laid aside
and the hearts and hands Of all loyal Citi-
zens be joined together in maintaining TIE
UNION, TnE CONSTITUTION, and TIE LAWS;
And believing, too, that whatever may be
the schemes Of leaders, the sound sense
and true patriotism Of the MASSES OF THE
PEOPLE have st once perceived and felt
that TO permit the fires Of party strife to be
kindled at such time, would Be 10 light
up the pathways Of Treason and Rebellion,
while the true defenders Of the Govern
nent and the Country would be but blinded
and misled
Therefore, we unite In call for Union
Mass Convention of the County, to be held
at CLEVELAND, on Saturday the slst day of
august instant, without distin ctionso of party,
tonppoint Delegates 70 the Union State Con-
Tentiou of the fifth Of September and ear
-nestly hope thateach township and ward may
be so fully represented as TO Leave no doubt
that the peoPk place a higher value on the
Government hey inherited trOul heir fathers,
and on the Cons itptioH and the Laws they
have been taught to reverence ana obey, than
upon any mere party organizations, which
may be well enought ia time Of peace and
prosperity, but seem utterly Insignificant and
out Of place, in this or hour Of National peril
and National disaster. Letthe true friends Of
the Government be as united in their loyalty,
ss the enemies of the Government are united
in their treason,
Each township and ward is requested to
be prepared to present the names Of two per-
sons to serve on a committee to nominate
delegates to the State Convention.
For the purpose of selecting such persons, |
it is recommended that Township and Ward !
Meetings of the voters, without respect to !
party, be heldai the usual places of voting, |
on Thursday, the 29th inst, at 8 P. n. in the I
Townships, and at u P. N. in the Wards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
CompromIaInr IN Lornllr.

The oAiO Statesman continues to advO.
este its idiOtis proposition that the loyal.
. isss Of the ;3Sorth should end the war by
eOnpS aising with the lOyalists Of the
south. The loyal men Of the South are NOT
warning upon the Government and hence
any one but q blind old muskrat like
Manypsnny-WhO only seems ct to burrOw
In the banks Of the Ohio oanal-wOuld see
E that such q proposition was the essence Of
stupidity, The Statesman puts 1t forth &c
brilliant idea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
FROM BOSTON.

rs ar1f BosToEr Aug. ~.
The schooner AgricOla Herrick, Of Rils-
worth, Ne, has arrived. On The 25th inst /,
at 7;so p A, 20 miles northeast Of. Cape
Ann, she was oyerhauledJ BY the privatsar
schooner Freely, Of 0hsrlestoa,s sS. p; The
Freely not wishing anything We PAD, let as
60, bat wished to Be rePorts5s n Boston. The
F.gely q clipps-OI Lac tons, and had about
40 men. 80 a-a.9e .-Y4.-7 Pc r-'----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

The pFsssntWheat crop Of Iowa. though
not equal to the unprecedented yield Of last
year, is one Of great abundanoe. It is
thought that Iowa will have 10000 600
bushels Of Whsst to export The corn never
looked bsttsr. So ssys an Iowa psper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
This Afternoons Report.
FROM FORT MONROE.
FORT hToyRor Anr

s5r-s FORT MoSRoE, Aug. 27.
A hsg Of truee arrived from Norfolk
this morning with three ladies and q number
OF prisoners captured BY Confederate priva-
teers. 57eF. 61s errI rs..reT
As the object OF sending flag of truce at
this time was deemed rather inqaisitive, Gen.
Weol decided 70 retain the fagtil to-mor-
row. r7ru f-- --t-9 ~ 20 .9a
1t Is high time an end was put to this con-
slant intrusion Of the enemy to obtain in
formation. Whenever they think any impor-
tansmoYemenris is on foot they are sure to be
on hand with 3 flag of truce. o. b1f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

FntIEa oUT THE TREAsURY NoTEs.-Ten
clerks in the Treasury Department have
been busy over a week filing out Treasury
notes Of The lsTger denominations. They
have not commenced yet on the smaller
denominations Of S., $40 and $50. Oh
these only s., COO 900 viii be put in circu.
latiOn ct present The notes partake Oi
the appearance Of . handsome steel plate
bank-note, but are larger. n only ten
clerks are to be employed, forty days will
be required to ill out those for immediate
ircnlation.- Wdshis0f0a CoTrespoadenes o.
tss philadelphia Pfess. e.. 5a 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
PROM wBsFERN vfRGINIA.
- CnoIHELTI, August 27.

S Adyiees from the KanaWha stats that
Col. TyleEis forces we're surrounded and
defeated BY the rebels under Floyd, early
yesterday me1Ding, 81 summerViIle. We
have no particulars yet. m -a- 10 2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
NFKRN1L MACHINE.

@ l,a PTTsBURoH, Aug. "a.
I An internal machine, placed on the Az.
ans Express Co. car, exploded On arrival
st the Depot at 1 p. M to-day, killing two
empioyeea-ons man named McLaIQhlih
l-aadr rEtnndingi pin The lsgB man named
b3tonelo4s---------- es f,--r-s :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

The Wbeslinq Tnisllinger of Nan

The Wheeling lntsllinger of Monday 81.
'gohn ]. Yinton, Of 90. A, IL !" onHntV Srt,-
Regiment now at Ceredo, E5 TS T.So;ito3 liz,
brought up on the steam, = p Ia. .s,.l
on Saturday, two pgsters rom tnat ViSInIIy
-Fatber Sud s6n, named Gulden. They
viii bs ds1ained here until the charges
aqainst them are excused" -~6%on,,,a..
aEight orten more prisoner s1d confissJ @
doEs from Grafton SetpSf,l- !.
in Camp Carlile. Q1Eed wilma stafrS . :
r6E1 GRAr.--Gen. Mcclellan fOrbids
he use Of gray unifOrms-tAe rebels
color. This is done to prevent confusion
On The 6sid. The national unifOTa is to be
blue. e-H ~~I|.SIsz 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
#tIlinera
0PENKD- THIS DAY-

II = III NJ LALU -IIA -
= - A nice ss1ortmsatof
LADIES 4 MIssEs' STRAw BoENlTs.
ShaHar Aoods 81 kslceon!, ligEerE, Bopchos, ac.,
IL 'rsis- Ranpat HnEsA-
M IL1INERY GOODS, In E W
INL ARRIVAL. 11I9a HI o.
MRea ": q. F0BEE ER y B&neea street,
IL IN receipt Of . new end choioa atook n
MILLInER GOODS,
compri5Ihg vc M
new 5tyle 5nirred Hats flowers, Ribboas, Mourn
ing 8ooq1f gollar8, Wells &C. Alaa. =
= NEW STYLE HATS FOB CHILDREN
Beside! grest variety Of Eossonabls and fashion
Anle goods not enlmelated- Badiss are ro1Iso ~
tnxlt d 70 cali and exaufna.
- DTSsI nsEi6g d6RSto osdsr b ths'vslS b,
S-.AA'l' .I0HIgTc9 tsE1siEaiAi nAE5GRs5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

One would think the Abolitionists have
always been the fast friends Of Douglas, TO
read their papers since his death. His
words are gospel to them noV.- Ohio
St1tssman. ser f.r~
One would not think the vGllandigham
Democracy have always been the friends
Of Douglas, to read their papers-such as
the statesman-sinee his death. Bis
words are not gospel to them Aoz. Doug
las advocated the prompt crushing Out of
rsbelliOni the degenerate editor Of the
Statesman wishes to beg q disgraOeful
@psscs" upon vallAndighan's basis-the
surrender Of the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
M EKRICK & KING,
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERs,
No. 203 River Street.
1871 PAsTURAGE.

The Pash res Of the subscriber,
about 800 a res IN the CuYahoga W.
valley, viii b. open on aud after -
ths frat da Nay. TeEms-dftT cant8 PSF week
for Cows and one dollar ser week for Horsss, pays-
bic oyery Monday, in ddTAucss unless ETr1ng8msutI
are made with the UNDERSIGNED for the Sesssn.-
Aprly e ny once over Hsrchsnt'a Bank, Superior
street, or % ailo BoaWorth, Herdlman, At The sl-
traacs gates near Moolsoa, Hitcheucr 3 Cartsr'I
stove foundry or st his brick dwelling h0lss o.
University H6ightl. -
~ Parties sending Cow or other Animals, Az
6e that they viii Be charged for the go
Efs seasen lfgn eaL9 - - ll- 70 -
unless they give uotics IN WrI4ins 81 81 ssrissr
WithdraEal and Also, thaf tho- aubEcribar viii net
be responsible for animals that may stray nom, CT
Be iniHTafi Whfia ~ said lrc1riSss-
Oleveland. April %, Is5I. 8. B STONE.
CENT 81 EXPIRES EVERY.
/ ~ WERE. Of aIH ca-1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

y = = y - y
Rsats Foot on Pslishag C5nPezDd for
BOOZE AND SH0E9
Gives more Brilliant and Biacksr Poifsh fhaa
any other BiackinE. --r rr-
tteontaias nothing thst is iniurious to tsIaaihsr
lt contains mere OIL than anT- Othar BIsckfnx
and hat being heat8 foot on, it 11
PRESERVES The LEATHER
and keeps it soft and pliable.
II Will not 8 Il the hnost Linen.
Il polishes With less rubbing than any othsr
Blackins.
e has taken nOrs Premiums shsn- any othor
Il does not become hard and DRY, as 0t6at Black.
lf Is ths only article Of Backing used b. psopIs
who oucs Try It. nanufactuFe1 bT
THOMAS LABTEB,
lE-Sold rFsrPvhers anQls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

NEW POFATOES-50 vssi7Ss
&ShF .i ~ 3 o'' ohf6V 10 5't5.'s ssiHisdA Rfi
s.gatOl Gztsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
@ H 4 N A. sraaa
EARTHENWARE &c.

10 h 4 N A.. raaa Z
aEARTHENWARE, &c.
a-saaE 80 e. es.ass sslIr7
ss g2is=75S . = sIIss-]liZzR
I.|I /. /. HIIII II |! f. !. .
-57ss5s5ss sSS-lt - E'&s.k.
- s!H5i5AS s.
81 WIN. P. FoGG,
O.. d5- e-,f s1 .m r t1a sI-
Corner Of Superior and Seneca Streets. @
CHINA AND RARPHENWARE,
GLASS WARE. GAS ErxgUHEs.
-z7T sci
LAMrs, cUTIEEY. LOOKING GLASSES
TRAYS. PLATED AND BRITANIA WARE,
7-s sIsT -- And great yuEistE Of -,-..,,-
HoUsE-FURNIsHIEe ARTJOLEs.
corner ofsaps nor and seneca sta.
FRUIT JARS-FJRUIT JARS.
n.:. :sPEs,:s snss a. e: Ss@s.9: g-s rs
90 80 80 :; = - : ~ z. E0ae.
5se GOLD BAND CHINA. 9o
Ne ss.5ssVl4 worth sisI Dinner Set, :, "a
worth s5s. Imported dives hon Trance,
8 ,y-15-q .s a11 ~ usdi 2 r EOSS-
KEDzIE'S WATER FILTERS
All sI1sI Ht ManuisStur ars' Phi 90. ---..,.-
rfu BE ga b n-ga sfrsjFi r soe9.
JELLY CANS JELLY CANS.
SS,; 8: ssss::sEs 2 -: : ;s $ 6 S M IS
~ - = y 5ssds = Y :. ROoe.
$50 GAS RIxTBR Es. Z
r.a., = asTsS ss@ ,sss2s :S1t; s. ne = q: :u
- 80 '-- @ -1o - - 'Al' , = y. VIZ :. EoSGss.
GAS FITTYNG-RnDUo. D Pn1Urs.
Hsgsss md ~ Iish Gas Pips AZ q isOv-tra,.s.
barER sSs niSsa sis.s % Pt Po sas s 80 e Hs y.
nsN colrt HOUSE, and mauy Of the b d iSs1ssl r.
iHsiSd' '''' : = 2. sosa. es e.
0OALOIL GHANDELI ERa
- 1'''' ne 1ss'St s''' 1isn'' ' 'w ''sA 2 1o6q.
-ob WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
. a very lssss .sosk us sov vs1 ssas Is.l tA.. s.
R.iS-'i aPz ~ p q vi n ROGa.
SILVER PALTED WARE.
A s5lsad8a Essortnasst Of the bsst ,....... -.
s2n sl99s EeT4ss sloonss Cake Blsfsf1 o. ~.
;sa sssSS Flss.F. = ssS sDs sR9lssis si ES Ssa F''
10 R1ToH1
An sf'As RsstsuAlity0 Of doablO Dlsis-and for ..,.
Nee Ar WAR PRICES I
Hi-- lG s1lll-T-1 '7.it frs,..-..1
- - - " I. EOaG.
- ZINC TOILET WARE. o a
slOs Psiis, yOos B.a6i, wsssr cs,,,s,,s ?
= Ats-s Narisiy % sl1aiI lnT = - - ~
AogSz FURNISHING 4 RrrozEz
{ F0r Esls b. da H sdf ua
s-odsa Ha4Ws R.oFOGG,
ga oOng sfsuVsEig 4 SSaasasa q,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
Slows aaa 6ia a8are.

w i. MARVIN. HAVING
4 Removed to the large & kcomnodioos .tore. to,S
No. 90 Souri, SIDE PUB. BoUARI
Two eo7Fs East Of his former stand e noS i1iiv,.
pared to oser 20 bis thousandS of frenS S5 ~ ~
setnets and -the rest ofmAn kind largo TaristT
q tos most approVsd styls5 Of 7-iI --''''
STOVES dENAMBIED CRATES
t- 5HOgeEfURNTsHiNG GOODS TIN C0I- -
- PER AND SHEET IRON WARS
AZ AZ s99 loSest 4eaucsd Rates, On the one PRICE
TIE aDISPATCH COOKING sroyRp
b eeutlnuing 70 increase II paiisc issor a q a.
moet BIlkABLE, ECONOMICAL, 0Ui0r 80
enas ot Aolaekeepars n tbs city ard Surro - line
co9utry, Eno are daily nsing the stcVS Sill t4ies
Ne nas eleo . large varsty 6f otksF ev- sevis- y
SQiktna sTpY -, e vail - Fl = 7 ~ = - -
RAkLORy HALL AND OFFTCE STOVES
Both ior wood aod Coal, OF :, -
9LAfhLAnD AND QfHER HANUF EnFnpr.
ae mahuiactures and has foF sais Il ,S-SS;e-,,ii.
end retail, ell kinds Of Plain and Jarann-5 -
SSoesef .aq enest lron Bara His stoef of Hon.,
Aarbb AgItles and Eaansfs5 G,a,,.
Il lArge and complete in Bt7ls and anfuh
9 - Al are most coRdiallY irVita5 ~ e,tI 80
ll5en4slee9 81 teF mere, And iUdRs f0F ths-,s.i.s
eno ~ telo1 q guarauteed af fhs = --''&se-l
sHoKS 4 0RAEE ERPORFUE a
X 81. %, scush Iid. v: + s1SIISH 1sSIAIHSyIs, S.II;s.,
ftH'eA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

nARLAQS.
TMPORTANT no PRTNTERS-

MPUhTANI TO PRINTERS.-
4 m opristor o. ous Of rhs bssf snd most -four
lsuinE hewsDspar Ofioes Ia tbs Htafe, who is not
hiuisaf q Printer wishes 20 ssn Bis ofics 70 some
ehtgrpri-inE Printer H9F0.Id prsfsr todispcso 0C
oBlg cEe BALI fths usiners l1s 5n8 half in-
Ter. 81 hiHitlf Tbs applicunt no 49, - pur-
ca g 0ny oie half Of ssd ctce. aust Be Printer,
p DE of manaslnz "a. business cf the olllB him
zft as the present prop-iUfor ai1ha1 t. atfed Ak
6lufiFeD % smother business "a Hcu18 aud Lot,
hofse and larriage, Or any ether do1rdhla 5r0peF-
easary given on balance
- on. . IN enc of fEadns5t County Gsat5 n Ohio
~ JobhiuE Il fJoica nrTrnf1va-
Address. Tor ten daFg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
aasa..sa B.aa.. 90. - -. - Z 3.

A GENTLEMAN g. HIS WIFE
Of citing BCABD IN priVata family, vitiin fhfr-
" n tnntea y O. Z cfthe POST Slce- Addre58.1raUe
y ior Q we-k keier. noes Rfvel- auR2lz50
Observation-Disclosures
~ kEnALs tEzIIEA AzT viii b-gin 10 next Tern On
anO = = T. the 9TH Gay Of september Ehs lnEti-
tutlou Naa y nefore 10 60 prosperous c0udfton
g AZ grfa ~ having lust closed the mast Suect alni
year Of ita history.
Win Ine-ealed accomRoirtiongs uilh s corp8 CT
Teachers uaaurptssed ~ their r6gpoctlF8 depart
n 4t1I io -Alou o. llifaIl11 trontT nd nealfn-
fulness, and remote rum the scenes sd excitsmant
luetoent 70 places On q neal ths pord y fimas of
~ - :, ,I.,,Is-s - -. '-s ei1 ~t-AN-l-
5. =. sAaFoRb, PzssciDsl.
Cisvel md, ., Aug l6r Is5l.s52
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
another Enlargement in Western p"y'"'a'--
lass of Federal Officers.

Cincinnati, July 10. The Kanawha cores
nondont of the Gazette says :-'' On the morn ,
ina Of the 18th, Gen. Cox ordered the l2th
OHIO, two Com panies of the 2lst OHIO two
Guns of the Cleveland Artillery and the IRON
tor ton Cavalry to reconnoiter for u supposed mask
On reaching the Creek, four miles from Heh' en-
Coxs headquarters they discovered the Rebels
1900 strongly entrenched on oea'ey liil' WIFI q
n ,sked battery of two guns. e,
On reaching the Creek our men were hleu
upon from the masked battery and log mouse, Isl
After firing forty rounds our men crossed the
Creek 1ee al and sencsd the battery, but their ammu-
milton giving out they were compelled to retire, ni
Can't. Alien and Lieut.. Pomoroy OF the ONO
DIST and two others were killed, seventeen
wounded and three missing. Col. Norton OF
the 2lst Ohio was badly wounded and taken
F. The The Rebels were commanded by.Col Tomp
Col, Woodruff and Lieut.. ca: Netf OF the
1st Kentucky, and Devilliers of the llth ohl(
Rrgiment. M left Gen. Cox's camp on the l7th
,nS nothing has been heard from them since
is supposed they have been either killed or take'
prisoners. ....
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
CONGRESS.-Extra Session.

Saturday, July 70.
SENATE Mr. Hale of N. H., reported bill
to increase the medical corps OF the navy. Laid
over.
Mr.. Hale also offered resolution that the
naval committee be empowered to inquire into
the circumstances of the surrender of the Navy
Yards at Pensacola and at Norfolk with power
to call for perosns and papers. Referred to the
committee on Naval affairs.
Mr.. johnson of Tenn. introduced bill to
provide for transportation of arms and muni-
tions of war TO loyal citizens in the States now
in rebellion, and to provide for organizing them
into regiments, sc. IIe said that the loyal cit
lzens in the States felt thatthe Government was
bound to protect them against invasion and IN
surrecton 1t was referred to committee on
Military Affairs
Mr.. Trumbull of III. int, oduced a bill to pro-
vide for the holding of Circuit and District
Courts in certain districts during the temporary
nsurrection. Referred to committee on judi
ciary.
The bill for the construction OF one or more
iron clad ships was taken up. 1t provides that
the Secretary of the Navy appoints board OF
naval officers to examine, and if the board report
lavorably, the Secretary to be authorized to
have said ships built. Laid over
The resolution approving the OF the Pres
ident was taken up. Messrs. Latham OF Cau-
fornia and Rice of MINI. addressed the Senate
On motion of Mr. johnson, Of Tenn, the sub
icct was postponed until Monday
After an executive session the Senate al
journed
HousE-Not in session.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
Gbe DaiIl} Greenoll.
RgONTPELEER, va,
MONDAY, JULY %, 1861.
FROM OUR MORNING EDITION

The THIRD REGIMENT.--We learn that the
Third Vermont Regiment has been ordered to
report Immediately to Gen. Banks at Baltimore,
and that they will leave st. Johnsbury on
Wednesday morning for the former place, 60
ing by way of Hartford and New Haven. This
Regiment is composed OF gallant set of fellows,
is thoroughly armed and equipped, and, where
ever it goes will be sure to win honor for itself
and reflect credit upon the State which sends
it into the field. We do not understand that its
Colonel has yet been appointed. All efforts to
secure Col. Phelps for the post have failed. Gen.
Butler will not spare him from his command at
Newport News, and Col. Phelps will doubtless
receive the appointment Of Brgadier General
in the regular service.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
To the People Of Washington County.

The undersigned, County Commissioner, that
he Nigh, comp ply with the wishes OF the Con-
yention, as expressed by Il resolution In relation
to anal ylzing and testing liquors to be sold by
agents, made an arrangement with Heo. w.
Scott, agent in Montpelier, to procure liquor
for the other agents in the county and on ar
r;val of the liouo,s at Montpelier q sample OF
each kind was sent to c. +. jackson, M. d..
State assnver. Boston, for analysis, the result
Of which is shown by his subjoined report.
The imported liquors and whiskeys were pur-
chased of Wm Edgar Bird & Co. 2lS Front
Street, n. Y, the others, at the distillerles IN
Boston and Med(ord.
In a letter accompanying the report, PROBES
sor Jackson SAYS, q have the pleasure OF say
inc that it is seldom that have so good a lot
.o generally unexceptionable sent to me for
analysis. ~ a.
BosroN, May %, 1861.
" CHASE Esd, Dear Sir III have compgIeo inc and an
ayss of twelve samples OF liquors you Se"' "''' "N'
No, i-NHoLLANp GIN This gin contains % per cent
of absolute alcohol with the pFo2e mater
no authorizations 1t is pure unadutera'eo gin Oh soo>
flavor. .o r,; contains 4G ner cent Of alb
soluc alcohol with proper gin flavor and one gallon OF
contains 435 2-lO grains tnearly an ounce o
matter and no aduteratlons IL Is soo" gin u '"N p''f
No. 3-RocnELLE BRANDY lhis contains os a. per n =,
of absolute alcohol, with the proper oranuy aNor "n
40 oilon of II contains of saccharine matter an" nurh
sugar Icoloring) 973 grains 1t is good brady and no
! adutrated. r,, ,., J., ,,,4oi,s 20 :
nov cc,t Of absolute alcohol 1t contains OF sugar, our
p"ror ana little extract of oak wood from the cask
! 1880 grains, per gallon, m r n -,y,r,1 rv
whisky 1t contains AZ la per cent OF anSGlu'e acomp
with the peculiar fusil oil ofrye, and galon Oh u oo
in 5o5 grains of accharne matter, ana tanhh ttV
ed from the wood Of the cak 1t is not adultea'e" III IN
| way and is good whisky. ,t,i.. vi,n III
combined tayors of corn and rye 1t contains 80 ree
cent Of absolute alcohol and gal ION OF 1t contains 20
e. 10 grains of saccharine matter, anu eNhacV o he '
IT, " iss moi alnlterate0 and is a good whisky. ~
No. 7-Sr CRolx RUN. good article Soi an" acS
able in flavor aud contains 53 per cent aosoue a
mol having the peculiar flavor of the fermeha' SUP"
canes. ,,-. r,;. ,.iro contains
ner cent of absolute alcohol and the extract CONSISTS
he alters common in grape juice anu ho'h'"s ''
II is rich and good wne
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
PRICE. TWO CENTS.

No 9-PURE JUICE This liquor contains IS per ceut. e
absolute alcohol and the distilled spirit has the true bra
dy flavor while the extract contains cream of arar m
dicatng that the liquor is made in part from grapes
1t is probably made rich by the expressed juice Of
sweet cherry the flavor of that fruit being present The
extract made dense possible without burning, was
found to weigh per gallon ,44 grains nearly 20
This liquor contains nothing unwholesome.
No. l0-OLD PoRT WINE. good dry port It
tains is cent of absolute alcohol aid the residue is
wholly the product of grape juice 1t is not in any
aiulterated and is agreeable wine
No. l1--ATwooD's ALCOHOL. pure alcohol Of 93 pea
cent; free from the fus oil, common in such spr IT,
when not prepared by Atwood's method.
No, i2-N f. RUM. This rum contains II 1-2 pc" csut
of absolute alcohol, and has the regular moasses spirit
flavor.
II 1t should always be stated to purchasers of spirit Of
this hgh proof that as rery dangerous to drink At rae
Indeed it is proper for bathing spirit. for mel
ical purposes ban for drink, when diluted with
fifth of its bul of water which will bring to proof
or 80 per cent. spirit
The manufacturer makes some of this high proof only
to expense in its transportation to distant places
The is not of god favor that Of lower run
and is, when diluted, liable to bring delj7
ium tremens, if drank long and too freely.
Respectfully your ob't servant.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. y
State ASSQyer % Ms!