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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-17
Remember tho Pooy.

Remember them not in thought merely,
buo il deeds Ihoy are cur sacred charge.
' Inc poor We have always with you. -
Keen, searching winter is upon us, and lays
his lev hand upon the starving poor. Added
10 die gigors OF the season are the Affections
ol a money panic, They need shelter, cloth.
mr., food, fuel and above ALL sympathy
Alas! that the human sympathies should
stiiian and doaden in such time. The capi-
talist withdraws his supplies The manu-
tac,urcr discharges his help. The merchant
curtails his expenses. The Independent
wrap their possessions around their hearts,
and smother their Doblcr impulses. Hun
drods OF genial souls freeze into stolil indil-
Icrcace upon financial pressure The con-
sequences are that thousands are driven to
want aud priyation, and not few driven to
crime. How sharp the conflict OF ssensi-
tive nature, when starvation and boggary
frown him in the face How keen the re-
membrane OF better and happier days! How
biting the reproaches of their more fortunate
brethren What il they have been improyi
dent? Is not that the terrible school in
Which economy is taught? Shall We deny
them our sympathies! We pity even the
hardened criminal, Even our justice is tenn.
perca with mercy. Think Of their trials
their suaeriags Think OF their humanity
and destiny,
"Alasl FOR the rarity Of Christian charity
Under the sun
Was X not pitifu, near whole city full
Home she had none y
We have within week met with sucl
touching eases Of abjoct poverty as cause,
our very heart TO bleed. Young men anc
young women, once happy in their brigh
homes now wandering like outcasts, honest
industrious, intelligent, yet crushed by
load Of misfortune some among them 50 tint,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-17
SHAW NUT C0MPANY'S
CLABINE COAL OIL.

VHE uhserher Is now prepared 10 receive orders Tor
l the above IIIU ANAFING OIL, which FOR color edoy
and burning qualities warranted equal any ia thu
market
The above will be sold as low Tor cash any oil II equal
quality, and liberal discount made to the trade. Also
superior article Of LuBRoAriNd on cqua to SPERM a.
less than two.thlrds it, cost, GRANVILLE MEARs,
Sotg A0Esr roRTHE ABOVE COMPANY,
93 & o5 Water street, Boston.
Boston, Sept. ~, lstN. 2lsfwl3
, 1861-03-27


Our foreign files intorm us that the steamers
of the Atlantic Royal Ma Steam Navigation
Company will commence their foTtnjght1y
s rrice, under their naw contract, on the 26th
Of March. ...- ..-
The Board Of Direction has been entirely re-
constructed, and il NOW composed OF men OF
wealth and practical ability, who are deter
to what has heretofore been too much In
trusted to irj4dieiuus managers.
The new management, 10 view OF the dis
organized condition Of the adatrs -bequeathed
to them, and the fer1ous mlEhaps which had
fslleu to the lot OF the cid Company, resolved
to discontinue their steamers until they should
lind themselves In . condition to carry out, in
every particular, the promises made to the
pulls By their predecessors They spent the
Fall aad Winter in thoroughly reorganizing
tue Conn aoy's atfAirs, and il giving addlt- onal
strength mid finish to the three sttamera
which, with the Adriatic, are :henceforth to
perform tue service, unter their mail con
tract, with tbs. British Government; Ihs
names Of the new ships we're changed iron,
the Leiaster, Ulster aud Munster, to the Hi
bernia An.lla and Columbia, in order tt
avoid confil~ion with vea5&ls Of the FAINT
name tllcsd last summer IN Channel mail ser
vice. The necessity which existed for TIT
change of name is ptrh51 unfortunate, as tht
line, being essentially - ll4sh: one, shoule
names as f:uiliar as s:Aouaehp}d words" to it!
Irish patrons. It is to be Aonsd it will not b'
advisable to change the name Of: the Adriatic
associated es it is with the fine ship in th'
recollection Of every NeH fofker.
1t is not improbable that Shannon may b.
selected as the point OF departure on the othe
side. The harbor offers greater advantage
than thzt Of Galway, where, moreover, ~
! Company have had to submit to many diff
| culties, il the want Of buoys, &C., owing t.
the short-sjghted and njggardl5 policy Of 'th
Corporation Ct tue llace. ....-.~-,
| By this route we shall probably be IN pos
session Of te1egraphic news from London an
Psxis less than six days old. - =
, 1861-03-27
A Vfr.intan Eeateu by Ills Own Slave

A vIrslnian Eeaten by Ills Own Slave.
The Petersburg Express of the 9th, gives
the following particulars Of savage assault
made upon Mr.. F. Mallory Sutherland, Of
Mulberry Inn, Dinvid5ie county, Vlrginin,
on Friday last, by one Of lis OWL servants:
"Air. Sutherland was ont on his plantation
experimenting the clearing Of patch Of new
ground, and directed Ned, 3 robust fellow. to
lift q log to pile Of buraipg brush The
negro replied thGt he would not do 1t, which
Mr, Sutherland interpreted to mean that the
negro did not feel a51e to lift the log, and
stopped to 60 80 himself. While STOPPING,
Ned seized big stick, and striking bis master
q powerful blow over the back, felfed him to
the earth. He then repeated bis blows until
the stick was broken in many pieces, and Mr.
he had accomplished his purpose, he Started
off, and had proceeded about fifty yards when
he saw bis MISTER attempt to rise. Selling an
other Etic!z, he returned, and striking Mr. Suth.
crland severe blow across' the face, mashed
his noEe flat to his face, and then continued to
beat him across the arms, breast and legs until
tue flesh was pummeled to the consistency OF
Jelly. Some small negroes were present when
the bearing commenced, but they were mere
children aud dreaded the 1e1ocity Of Ned as
though be Lad been tiger, and were there
fore prevented fronl Offering assistance. As
soon as they could get to the house, the intel
ligence was communicated to come Of the
neighbors, ami all turned out En- naasse to huut
up the flen6, some three OF four going to the
assistance Of Mr Sutherland, and conveying
him to his residence. Upon reaching the
house, be manifested indications Of returning
consciousness, and a. last accounts, Sunday,
vas alive, though in very precarious condi.
ton.
:. The search Of the neighbors for Ned
proved unayailing but the account Of the
night Mr.. George Alsop, who knew the
sc5undrel, succeeded in azTestipg him at The
Depot of the South-Sida RA:17oad in this city;
and lodged him iu jail He will be transferred
to the county OF UinWiddie for trial"
, 1861-03-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
VAIFNA & CHICAGp UNION


4 IHlNA0O, bUtIIIN IIVN @
~ QUINCY RAuKOAD,
faassagw Tsatns leave aud AIt!e Chicago = te..
toW4: Nan fs&Je8 u Ill l. tSuudATa e1edffed]s
A1i7e4 st-nso ,. 4, tauntayS e1ceptedA. Express
ls.ye4 II r. x. {sataPtsJs sxcePsedl. xtEtvea n
kl6 [Aapdey3 excepted Aurora AcecInnsod1t.o4
1Aa1es Il. C3nndaya a1csptod}s a1ETos etloaa
LIZ Gsturdzy s1nfptea- a r. sAuvox71 -! -.
, 1861-03-27
racretnrv welleS.,'

. The Secretary OF the- :NaTy; has summoned
commodorc Striu4ham here on special duty,
for the purpose Of ordering and detailng TIE II
counnletement Of ships, and directing other
matters relating to the efficiency and disci- :
aa;dsred ycry judicious, as It fixes the respon-
sfhilIsy upon "a officer Of ofacknow1edged worth,
% of regulafing q delicate part of the. seEyice
Win " xhich 10 new Secretary could possibly
fe hs.1 fami1;ar. @ The duty has heretofore been
i3fschargea through ths Chief CLERK, much to
the di9satlafaction Of tbs Navy. An attempt
1xTa < r,rde At the list session to create an As
s;stsnt | Secretary, but failcd. Nj. Welles hss
snnn3;cS the de1clcuc; without Increased cost
nd nh With equal advantage. His administra,
t;nn, thus far, has been very satisfactory, ane
he ~ earned the reputation Of . practical
straightforward SecretaEy.-'Fdsh'ngson COR
N3,e York Tribune,
, 1861-03-27

DEATH UNDER PECULIAR C1RcuMgrAxofs:-
Mr. stephen H. Payne, elesk n nj the brook:
lyn Post Omce, came to his death IN a TTefy TSys
singular manner yesterday al.esnoon. o.- rnsa ano
1a@sd SaGests snith; tt also employed il the Post o
the way, being about twenty feet n savance ns ..
baI at hin. The forced used IN throwing the
bali caused him to fall heavily upon the side.
corpse, having in the mean time nssn a eas: 9;
ried: TO the. hdus. Ct Mayor: Powell, No. 20
Adams street. .De. Little was called n, and
nnding no pulsatlon about the wrist OF heart l5t
pronounced him dead. An inquest was: nelo
| BY Coroner Horton, aud verdict was fen
| dered:to the effect that death was caused %
ruptpre OF a bIood-yessel or internal henof
rhage:: The deceased WIS 10 years OF age, an ~
resided in the house Of Mayor Po.eL =.
was the son OF Mr. Benjamin Payne, 1oTmell.
resident Of this city, but row living u u On
! of the Western States,-M 7. 1FitttHe I'D
, 1861-03-27

tEECH b CO., Nc, = Stata street. Bcb:ou.
HH HOUSTON, Cen Freight As:, rh1iaxe1antA
l. L HOGPT, Gen. Tlcke: Az, FltladelphlAx
, 1861-03-27
sale OF the Attfca and HotncllSvt11e
Railroad. ::,.;::'.a

From the Buffalo Commercial Adyerhserl
We learn that the sale Of that part of the
Buffalo and New York city Railroad between
Atsica aud Hornellsville, occurred yesterday
at Batayia, pursuant to the decrea Of, foreelos-
rrc Of the first morts age, and was bid OF by
A. Manu-, j., Esq, aE sSilS.o0, for account Of
the Erie Railroad Contrary, which thus BE-
comes the sole owner. We leazn, also, that it
il the Intention Of that Company to put the
1tneinto good repair and immediate use, thus
securing ., permanent termination at this City,
with traffic arrangements with the State Line
aud BufELo and Lake. Huron Railroad Comps
nies, crossing the Niagara at this city y the
!: boat now used, until the International Bridge
shall be constructed. A more convenient pas
senger depot for the city OF Buffalo y contem-
plated This new arrangement is Of much in.
portance to ths city OF Buffalo, as well as to
The Erie Railroad Company, which will thus
correct the great original error :committed BY
its termtnations- at both ends Of its line,
through.selish a9d personal objects Of ndl'
yIduais, all OF. which troyed to be unsneeess'
, 1861-03-27
cEWIE Ii CHI N e 3
1, CORNELL b cos
Family: and Manufaotu<1na
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
woG GRAHT FARRs6 PATENT,

are hsppy - ~ to tae thsa*sads who .re ns.nT
CASE 66Essa NhGalffso sfaaf oF aos HAkR sAs
HOWE "a q gsr.o9s selling Of Using shsn ~
ar Issniaes 80 uow luat xhere xe want Eaera In
es "a "a e e eaaea} eas ~
;nsTxs aaG they are silt sold at - aad fs5 including
Wenners e! *u,ch ne .avs several stslss} Eeediss
Fljs uxEe then st:n lae CHEAPEST, lzatFtxArx AtD
fsasT.uLAes NaoHtSs n HARkxI,
s' E f! s 81 e
kav maeetue which doss aas Taoa5 sst!ssy tse pq;,
RAT IN ony:as faosi ra.cai1ss. ,zs :.
fro.a tvs c5mnou - :c 1sit1er bsinE fastened md
Saat q saY otaer acaile It has but two regulating
sss tor sdi Fl e ~ u III do ass
IL tsn.4on Perits il 1oas esf1lx IA M 6?tatIi
xas+e lii sasza
s.e 21IaFP n PFC fs . 7sr r.
iss Ss4s bsss - s3fs9 tsS0, {
eee.sed se asa not bse1 able 70 supply ne demand
sSS5s fs II esaazl2s "a ::
Ed = grodusd9 nsbs1 last'1ea Tef sya e
Ga no q Interested IL ne great tnpFoEements i
saving Machines. xhtther hsE Easo = sqa1se
e. sad f'r . o:scsapaFe ta'cot1s @a0 .aa'p1s'
e1aoa &c pnb1te ses d.
81 q ~ z.
Ii a.. a. % IS ss's w.
Poet Office Box 81, ChtcaEo, "a
f1an It 134 1Aks set fUp-S1AiTH-3 deBd1E3&
, 1861-03-27

, 4 CAT on TIE TRAIs.-Last evening, as the
express tsain, which left hess at six o'clock,
was between Murray aud Albion, running at 4
high rate Of speed, q brakeman on the plat
foTm between the TWO rear coaches was start
led bJ the sudden appeara1ee of cat, that
struck against one bf. the car doom with vic.
: lenee: The brakeman is certain that the cat
came up between tho platforms, and, If thai
IL tho case, ~ must shg7a jumped from the
sSk sfS@d t6a oo os oSF
euselsaE, md 1t remained in that condItioi
some emiautes,-Roehssser Viaios,
, 1861-03-27
&ueciaI< Nutirza. !:

~ An Important Discovery for
sas eare o, Consumption. Bronchss.a Coughs 4nd
CoadA
THE MAKoHA ARARICA,
p!seovcret ty !. Nlsaotasy Wills 1zvennE IN Arabia
The Mas.o.s A1xb!ca rurrh Consumption. s.:
Tho Makora Arahles curea Bronchitis, -. ="
The kators A1anlea CURES Sore Throat Cauxhs and
CoidB.
Ths KAkosa Aranaca cures Asthma scxofola eud
Impurities Of tie blood
hi, unequaled remedy II now for tho N1at Tine in.
sudcced 70 the public It Has pz1stdsnts&lly d,scor.
ssrd BIZ q zatasiofasy willis travsdnE in ARABIA: He
val cured Of Consumption by IT. uke 2fter his esss
vss pronounced hopeless oy learned phyAc.ani u
Europe.
We import The .AAKoRA ARAB1cA, d,rect fro,u
amsrne through thA house OF Clson & Gy1ippus, ant
We hsve on hand full supply put up In bottle
zt&dy Tor uae with full dlrecttona.
Fl Ct oas do1sz PCT bottle Sent bT mall On ssceip
q price. aad Il cents 1sr aossage- :
For SALE Wholesale xnd retail by
LEEDS. G1LMoRE'& co,
Importers Of Druzs and Medlcane4
..... No. 81 Liberty yst- New York.
e<1A t1eo 1,v drrx~3a+% rn,..Aa,v .vhes a4t2 ~,
, 1861-03-27

The new Minister to stockholm,T Jacob s.
Haldemnn, after. receiving his =eredenttals 81
the ssate Department, took bis depaftnre yes.
terJay. for Harrisburg. Mr.. Haldenan belonga
10. one Of, The tmost disttngulls4ad enn snsst
-pAundsnhfd Ax2&
, 1861-03-27
D.TuBHRH.
@uartt GrusDers.


CaeVe1a11a has noE BEEN running at the Foundry Of
M AsssA "a corner fok ana Beech strseta. for Oyer
All.one Rouldn :+nd Marble, III OF which It reduces
e n in2.lpabi4 =; yder with .atoundiag rscdity.
1hh ptopt1etors cl. s; hat viii do work, better
and With t:sa power any cthe1 set 10 u.e. It pul
xefiSta foe Stone cF1, blowing crer particle sway hs
by enabling nj the gold be eItr4esed IT. 4. easily
t5aa4pol I'd wedehlag only tKslve hundred eonads;
M ~ . .so@p!e.e $sM. ego. + a4HBoKK. .Aseat. boz
4 3as undsr zisasdL beue1e the absye nm III De
III and N than Is claimed far ely 9sin8 [
cord Ca1aen tonl per day. with NJ notse R4asi.:
2. Noses Agnnf Chicago eteaM Ensine mg51a2 a2 =.
q TN nm Of sh4W Rzuxn, ns oe
Naahtnez. Chicago IL
, 1861-03-27

he MuAc& In Georgia.
The Atlanta Contederacy has stirred up nar
tive "poick." Hear the con5aderaey, aud then
hear the bard: 81.
We rnbliah to-day stirring and patriotic 1ittle
poem by one Of our beet and most highly respect.
ed tizena, who Ii also man Of mich military
genius and requirements. We have several times
Remarked that onr revolution has not more exten'
styely called Into reQufsitlon the eplF1t Of Inc u
over the South, and particularly in Georgia. Will
they not favor us with some good productions or
the sub5ect under consideration: wide 0eld II
, 1861-03-27
35nutatiD1tat.

EAMIGY SCHOOL; limited; to IL
n K&ns IL. Term psRtas May !. lstl.. rs pr weak
ntts esa e ss5aet 5s b /: 4 Iii: Capt ): s. r1issr Hsv
n Goiyor. Hon Thos. prummood, aen1 vAu q. ME.
Rdnx n. Il IaxEabee, ESQ s.: Hh7tEAx-tEa7
, 1861-03-27
Tn F1,beute IS :: .i:::f : Is
\ % INV E N T o B: 81


ERoADNAx 4 GRAY .:::'za :: =
Patent Attorneys and Solicitors
HAyu opensd N dt3ca In Ch3c.go whers ono of tha
hrz1 can b consulted WITHOUT CaAhGx,apoa
EEM 5HgeHTa9NS S15 GY9 Y9s;x aEJRGrED CASES lNTRE-
ApDfrI0NAL iMfkpYE31E .Ts, PtekL1MIrARy
EXPLANATIONS, 1NFKIhHEAENTS ETC Appl-
cations prepared and prosecuted upon CoTF1FaE5T
e. sast No PATxsE 20 PAT is4e Inventor ~ sH O. T.
puh4ished In mo.t Of tne leading EzHARAzs9s oSIH1
WET Tzx8 Or s>HAHa1 walch nn ~ tie l1a&esfiot
directly before tna public AL prot E$onA1 husfnfA
transacted by members Of tae d nfzn-sor II DeLo1
xx4 Patents ed In MI toEexn co01h1eAs AHy4.
xfys1, and dxra1axa sant EratufeauA4y. -;
-. t.-.-- .:;~-i-a =
=; oFFICEga.;::s::::>1! - a.:s::1 CIT!
coKHER SEVENTH AHuF STREETS. tzeexH op-
Fee1t9 tes Fatsnt ou3ce, Washington. T. ;c&a-
4 fahaaad n IKE ,. i. -.bG+-s
Y FIFE 9fREET, Old Cufton HOUSE, q, 3Rzik Ma
r. F. o. 9oX xG7-Eatah thed 1855.
1ARX0lVH BLQCKr corner Cl11k and Washington
/ a6eHA ChseseQ- hi p q .sAx &ks3- -Estsoi1sA18
nnb9 ta25es1sR
, 1861-03-27

DIR. SWEETS NFALLIELE LIE1hEFT Ii pru-
pared from tho recipe Ct Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
nacucut the great bouesettc1 and has been used In
hl practice for the Last twenty 3eaza With the most
sstonishnx euccess. As an external remedy 1t Is With
ort riral and will alleviate pain More speedily t}an
any Other preparation For Ill Rheumatic and Ner-
vous Disorders !, is truly fnnllible and curative
for sarrs Wounds sprans Bznisea &c. ita soothing.
healing 21e powerful properties e1cits
the lust wonder ad a.t enshent Of Ill who have ever
Etvaa It utal Over four hundred certificates Of re-
narble crscs. performed BY 1t within the LIST two
yaasa, zttest this fact For sale by ]. IL JOHNSON
General Agent 70 6tzte street. Chicago. AID By all
Unatr.a uol5taaow-dIY
, 1861-03-27
4uBi1tkEB QaTug.

z F. DeDERKY, II. D.. Home
r. cpathlc Physician, su1Eeon. &C. Having Ell
yoyed IN European medical edneatto1. With practical
he can Efve entfepahafa edon In the treanent d u
cu1able d1se1seA Acute and Chronic
01dee hoQrx til 4; II. and to 7. 4. knd II hour
Of light q his residence, e Teat Randolph street
, 1861-03-27
Gro<}9artnsrsbip Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The co.Rartnesship heretofore existing between
g. O. B1Snun, K 8. BaEnum and Samuel Hafnum IN
der style Gr me Of ERrnum BroR, was dlssof.e On
tde inst day Of February last by mutual Consent
q. Batn1n retiring from tue hrm-
r. s. Darrum AID Samuel Parnum will continue the
business under ate nBn1R viz:
q RNUm b r 0S.,
And Will ras au deos owing bs the late 0rm and re-
cejve a1l 8monnts due tn Late 111n
I;hicago March 21st i>6I. s. O. HAENHM.
II. S, i BARNUM
1nhn6 es498t HAML. BARNUM,
, 1861-03-27
:Dai1ttttH.'


For 1h,eh- thb Aiknsst msrfet prpes Win r9 nsid.
OMte AT Ho1th Water x&xeSt: Warehou1e, n, Bouth
Watef street, J. L. CA AARMAl, Chicago, III.
,f1- 0lde5 far purchase v11 reest11 prompt atsen-
len. fs9'UaaT
, 1861-03-27

=. ~. FRANCIS 4. HoFFMANN, :,:
Consul of tho Grand Duchy Of saxe. .Wel1zs, the
DuclIes OF Brunsw.ck md SA1e-GoLha, aud tle tree
city Of and BY special act u several States
Aush 1rized to act for {orner citizens OF AUSTRIA.
BApEn. BAVARIA, HANOVER HEsSIA-' MA <SAU,
PRUSSIA, aAX0NT, WIHTEMBERG, uLDEaDERG,
, 1861-03-27

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
N1 GREAT WESTERN {CANADA} NAHWAYR.
Winter AffRnEementss
Trains le&Ya tho Great Central Depot tcot &, L1E8
street, Chicago:
km /. k.-IixhtninE EIpsxas {Srud1J7 excertsd1
&t1tve at Detroit f:l5 ?. y. SaapcaAiof BttiSp
500 i. T.: Albany 500 P. ~ New Yo7k 1a&
F.M; Boston 10 night. =
~ =. x.-Ndw York and Boeton Express {e1csps
BxturdaJ.) aF11ye NJ Detruit 6Sc H.. 62a~
pension Bridge OF Buffalo 6.a0 r. ~ Albany
100 4. H. New fork II 50 l.. T.. Eo<tp1 noon.
&0A Ax-1EC1nnauE Express, {eIcept Sunday through
to Cincinnati in Is hours. :"
&1o r, x-Cncinlan aud Louisville E1pte&e; (4zqept
Saturday thror gh To Cincinnati 4 u hcrIs.
Louisville III Is hu2ro.
40 r. M-Train Saturday only to Ene7 sc1d&y
Trains at SO P. Il.
~Psteut Sleeping Cars On ell nigh. ts1ia1.
Fhe so p L. trstu connects 1t Paris With tic HpfA1o
eud LAke Huron Railway for Buffalo An 1 m pot1a
eaat; as Toronto with the Grand Trunk Hallway u
kingston, OgdersburYh, Montreal Quebec. and at
points 70 Cansda East, Eostaeln Vermont Ees HamY-
1h1rb sud H-.ne
baggage checked through.
Through TtckeA for sac 1t the principal Railroad
Offices II the North and Weet, and tho ccE,,anI1
oflca corner Lake sud Dearborn stree:s and 1t tAA
1NS~' L, II. RICE. super1 4;a dent.
Arnv
, 1861-03-27

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LNE-PaAenge. Trims depart
hou and a{xive 1t Chicago Is follows:
Day Express md Mall lea7e at9.4s l. 4. and a1t4ys
R$t& ?, 4. tSund2ya e1cepted}.
EiEht Express lesves II 1L45 +. t3aturds51 txceF
ed3 szrive At s Is l. II. tMondAys e1ceptedl-
joliet Accommodation, so r. {SundAyt aIraPtedts
JOIN Z. TRACY, Gea- supt
. n 1. BY joHH Gcu1 Agent ae33
, 1861-03-27

- What shall I do for my Hair?
rse LYONS KATHARIoN. 1t L. bcyond question. the
9nest preparation ezer made 1ts Immense sae proves
tn excellence Eothing has ever given ench uRiver-
ta1 ssttatacaou It RESTORES rrese1vcz and beauhne4
tha Hair, and ilnpafts delightful odor. mh123m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-11
Wholesale GroccrY.

DN nnlersetbnsten Itnfen bic AufnsrsiamI,it spn Die-
sStsSrtanltrr aut ibr Eager rpn @rtt,riss. @rppiicnsn,
gIseL S.teairtn, Rauiaeaf unb ipntiat ArtiftI, bic ectrbbu-
!tn IN eiEtm eeraristE s1tpIeiaIt -4tfhdff aeflbrt perhtn.
SelonferS maHen nc ef itr ret6ee g5eiu- une 0iautur,
Wager anfTertfan. @Ge eiefs s1aarrn rurhtn auF nSreli.
@tn EaTtt.n nnb u1ehrHe fur Saar s.lauft, ntsbolb tpr
an punhltS. SeJaelsr gu dustrff tiIistu prriIsn ~perfaufta
tChneH. PIE sen unt ale 4 I saroniirten HrarbitS unb
sSetnt ttnc ttssne SnfpprtlttSn, unb rptctr oemiInt. urb
nut SniateH isaelt@eL Stpfe ~strfeben, mic 6teItS ktt Den
I'M NeretH sSia9tten seaereH nur III oft Der 8al IN. Der
esrasa,ir ~; asalaetS yuIt NEsuniain Den" g8bietp,
rem ssni Mn ee ttniissr xertauf.r iin6, rirb an Wtbott
ten Bbiein ubertrpffn n.
urlrr Eager btiteht anFerbem npb sus:
IvoO gas srira uno lursrfne H'tbl. unter ten,n bic pcn
Saaeta seluas;i S1rkn; Rem SIltanS, gsrtp 2ip urp
sueS ouder u1S StSIaNtS; 500 gas Gut 9uaf, gruIbsb,
yprsetss ape SSftes9uftr; Toe Riten 3bte; 500 8iifsn
eeIe una Etaitr; 30. 1 unb Ro.3 9RAGsrel unb Sdriuae
rust cure 1plttt Sutsr, BON Der Vii ps6tntli4 Seneuns
sen 'ee sien 2arS, 9aesn 6ifes, SaEs, SbpuIRtrs uns
STtalt =, Sali. Sidris. seAa yrSptT. s%snisbIentn aafec
Shs 9ttTr Ssihtn, Ssltn, &iNter, rns ale bic ~feuGtiaer
AIittti, Die IN ein:r Orsetrp Sep5tnlit serlauet ivcrbrn.
Strner &nt. &ARaetS yure WEintain Dew s9bistp
Si@eSlsE'S, 9~utcGISpia Slsfs, SnSnSas &PsnsnsobtI,
nns Stetifte BbiStp; ~ Gas franiSitI6en Brandy, psrt
Nafttrs. SFsfrr, 2lartt unb 9tampasn 8ciu giNtr
S'HEsn 9raHbs, Gin, Sum. apple 8rancp une aut Nrter
SsasnrS. , nj. @aIlace y. GSbue
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wM, VILLAGES Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKEY(

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na Den haa Yublifunt sitraIf aufmerfEam une parncu eas.
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% 6aIb, Stls. Superior w'ermnn S,ttrrs.
% s3tlS. UNI % baIts StIs. YtdIeE,
Din Hpple Sranry,
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singer. Gserrs nne $ladserry Sranrs,
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cute une SnalttGt iitrrtrUfen ri~p, une
ren man rcrlu&tn isuti ebr man AMER.
Tarts Stntahft mGtbt. netit sitIeu anrersn
Oreecr9~Iar,n il tiIilf ,u saEtn sci
gS M. y. Ssnts II. 60.
10. Stra5r 3Sii&tn Maiu II. Gsrs.
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Dry Goods \ Foncv-Store

Dry-Goods n Fancy-Store.
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@. W. Npirntaum
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teepin9 HtoeS Il. rrItEcn u. HauntrpSaenen Strdn1S
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