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Th13 preparation IL ta6 discovery oS {. q. CT AK,
senior partner In tho Wholesale DruE Hou7e Of q. g.
Clark Co.. New Haren. Conn. AF. Clark has been
sos many Jeass praottcat Paarn.aceutst aod Chea-
H. and hsvta9 serft this article hycsrefal ex-
pes1neafs, he now ptacc7 1t before ta9 public In
ahsEo and At pTirc that will cuab1a III olas3cs to
avail themselves OF IT,
ns estiEciS different tsoz$ any other article now
10 tne massnf Being Perfected aad purified by prs-
cess Of stean dssiilatiop antzelv untnavn bnfor,,
which completely extracts tha entire strrnvt ~ a..
Ingredients, a11 coaolcs III to t.rce In cohIn ,tto
every attc&s Necessary to restore TIE color nnf IN
these eHolltecs and lnv.eora.nz properties. vhtch
mako 1t N excellent dresser, teS;rc II r1t, M d,e
sediment, to be shaken up before assns, a. Ia t,r
case with I'll othe* Hair R=sto.astve oclre tbe npr,-
1c, tut clear tr:sspa1tat fluid dtnzAtfulI,r 80
funsdr Whtct will Tot stain the moxs 4clicats fsh
RIGS, contains oil, Is not dyc, and has no ielsts
rIous properties, and, IN shofs1 Is the only known r.
stor ref Color aud pe1;sct Ear Dresser, combined.
Any chemist would fJou. II she Ingredients were
made known, that this iut: & al!stion vut restor
taenatural color OF tho TAX. ccstaaly - night
succeeds day
We claim fo- II. and wAFfxnEiE'
1st To per:ssaently aud pettrvciJ restore crs1 as
f1de1 Hair and Eeuzd to their lstuza9 color.
I'd. To prevent the Hair fsoH tnjiinJ Oh. prouot,n
It's rsptd and hcxf.ny s-owth.
ID. To Cause nais 70 grow CT balls heads. ii .he
roots arc not enh--1y dead.
4h It completely. .eradicates d. ad-u6, making III.
hts4 cieAn. snot tn, and ftee rom 9fuottons.
ssh- It has no equal IS dress,r i: zenaering the
Hair soft, lustrous. and silky, ma aay be po1she+
with the hand or hxdsh 10 any degree at bEllitaney
little aays, lks Il, it makes ny hatr 30 so<s
aud shiny"
FfHAILY. Its an Indispensable aEtc*e In the tot-
lot Of every iaty, ,and snnt1eran who t4hcs weu
dressed head Of hair, soft SILKY wh1sk.xp or gray
and faded locks resorcd to their nntura: color. ca
afford to b without II; ta sofcDing cles uhug prog
critics makes it very excellent azttclefo tnhlrp41
and infant heads while It's -estoxatIve powers claim
the attention Ct the aged and gzaJ-in word. iet4
prepared chemically and scientifically, 10 meet the
wants. promote tho health. project the colcr keep
clean. smooth Ind lu1uriAnt tho human Rail- Of sIl
ages, from the cradle to the grave
Sold hY prusgIsts and DealerEsvcr1wherc.
Price, 81 per bottle-6 hottleTtor IS.
G: g. CLARK & &C.,
Wholesale Druggists, New Hav:o. Ct, Propric:ors
LORD & SMITH, Chicago. Illinois, aeacrs1
Agents. fe.oy< IT 18Th va 1-net
TO DEALERS AND FUR
l. N15uEEG..'
, 1864-02-29

general interest passed Bills we're intro
duced relative to holding extra polls ut cleo
tions; to prescribe salaries of clerks of coun-
t. boards Of supervisors; to amend sections
9and IL Of tho divorce law; to amend the
charters Of the st. Crotx and Lake Superior
and Tolmah aud Lake st. Crofx Railroads.
Hon. E. ". Mcneil, member Of :he As
scmbly from Columbia county, broke his Left
leg below the knee yesterday alightlng from
his carriage, and is likely to be confined to
hts room some weeks
The seth regiment is filling up with unpre.
cedented 1opidity. Over 700 have enlisted,
and the regiment is likely to be filled By
Tuesday.
! No information has been received here vet
what is the quota Of the State under the Last
call. Recruiting is very brisk.
, 1864-02-29
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
C1suIyKArl, Feb. 2s 1:Ji.
Gnoc1RHs-Market active aud nrm, Prices nm.
changed.
Wu1sKT-Activc speculative demand ut 15c. but
holders wane soc. and no transactions reported.
PEoy1s1oSs-Market quiet since our last, ana uoth.
Ire has rEansplred to change the general Features.
The demand for al articles Ia Hight and concessions
would have 10 BE- made to induce buyers to take hold
but holders are firm md display no anxiety to sell
New mess fs held at ut 50 for choice country
and city but there arc very lew buyers at these hs
urts There are some lots OF country offering which
are t1tgu1aFly packed that be bought at $ao90a
2l 1hestock OF old pork is nearly exhausted last
Eeaaons packing held at 95a2o0o, and two yea7s
old at At 0n918oe. Bulk meats unchanged and dull
the figures asked ure 7x@s4c for shoulders; 9x@sxc
for RIB stdaS 1ox01aAo for elear and 1oX@r1c for
hams. No movement In box meath or bacon. Lard
IL dull but prices have not undergone any change and
we quote prime country and city at 12H9i2xc; 100
tcs city sold Ut the latter figure.
ToRAcco-Sa1es Of old Mason county leaf lucs and
trash at ss23@s50a; no Southern Kentucky at 4s5a5:
II boxes new Kentucky at $350@1a73.
, 1864-02-29
FROM MILWAUKEE,,

tepecia DlspAtEa 10 tQe EnlcaEo lflpune.t
MILWAUKEE, Feb. e.
There has been quite lively competition
by the different wards in this city to procure
men to fill their respective quotas. The 9Th
Ward has filled her quota, and Others ore
nearly ful1, 50 that We sllall not be disgraced
by another draft, unless Father Abraham calls
again.
Gen. siblcy, of st. Paul, Is in the city con-
shifting with Gen. Pope On tho Indian ques-
-tfop.
Mr.. r. 0. Wilson, the well known railroad
agent, died this morning aftera longprotract-
cd illness. He has been for many years con-
nected with the different railroads in this
Suite, and WAS, during the past three or four
years, the union ticket agent for the different
Eastern lines, until his health compelled him
to resign. His remains will be taken to
JnnesyilIe on Mopday for intermcnt.
, 1864-02-29
The T1anfsh &ftuutiou.

NEW YoRK, Feh.25.-The London Aoraing
Posi-, Of the 18th is Of opinion that the Danes
arc in position to carry on defensive war
In Schleswig, with comparative ease for
many months to come. They occupy the
Duchy, together with the strongly fortified
position Of Duppel on the adjoining main
land. From the Island it will bo ucxf to i'm
possible for the Germans to dislodge them,
and yet SO long as the Danish forces are con-
ccntIated here the Allied Powers will be
patton in Schleswig. However, tie Dimes,
With their fleet, may blorkade the German
p0rte,
, 1864-02-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHRGToS, Feb. 27.-Thc Senate Mill
tary Committee yesterday unanimously
agreed to report General Pleasanton for con-
dfmation as Major General. There are no
other vacancies.
The Comptroller of the Currency has sent
to the Ways and Means Committee com-
mrnication proposing yarfous changes In,
and amendments to, the national banking
law. Several Of the leading banks hare e1-
pressed desire for euch additional lcgfsla-
ton ns will enable them to participate In the
benefits conferred by the banking act. A
er, Fenton and stebbfns, were appointed to
revise the law.
The House Military Committee hare dectd-
ed to report bill comforting upon the Pro-
yost Marshal General the rank and pay Of q
Adyiccs received at the State Department,
from Ar. Pruyn, Minister at Japan, dated
january 18th, state that tho Alabama at that
time was still at large. -
Meesrs. Mills and Carlisle closed their ar
guments yesterday in the Bcreavesa mining
claim, and the court adjourned till Monday
etc. Attorney General Bates and Judge Black
Will speak next week. The court has now
heard both sides Of the case, and 1t is believed
will either: decide ta,at tho mines arc the
property Of the Government, or order re-
surrey, In which case it will be nearly two
years before the Government enters into pos
session Of the property.
The Conference Committee On the revenue
bin, at their meeting to-day, hlled to agree
They, will report their disagreement on
Monday.
An important parsonage connected with
the Navy Department has been arrested In
New York, and will shortly be examined.
Ihe President visited Antrobus' great pic
ture OF Grant, yesterday, ut the Capitol, and
vas highly gratified. All say 1t is perfect
SUCCESS.
The Senate yesterday, in executive session,
confirmed The nomination Of Caleb Lyon, OF
Iyondale, n. T., as Governor Of Idaho.
;. The passage by the House, yesterday, Of
the bill extending the payment CT bounties
till April 1s' $ understood rs cqual to post
ponelnent OF nc -sft should the Senate
agree to it.
The second Committee of Conference on
the dfsagreeing amendments Of the two
houses to the whisky bill, had another meet-
Ing to-day, but were unable to agree, and
there is no prospect Of their arriyinE at an
accommodation On their differences.
new YORK, Feb. ga special to the Con,
,nercidl, Washington, 16th, says: "I am in
formed that the returns Of the cnlistmcnts
In the State Of New York, which laye been
received here this week, warrant the asser-
ton that draft will be unnecessary in that
State"
, 1864-02-29
FROM ST. PAUL,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.1
ST, PAUL. Feb. 81, 1864.
The House has killed the immigration bill
by striking out the clause appropriating
$500 to carry it into effect. The House al-
so indefinitely postponed the swamp land
bill, which appropriated large grants of
swamp lands to the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lu1l, the State Prison and the Normal school.
The End cavalry regiment has presented
petition to the Legislature setting forth that
they were enlisted with the understanding
that they were to receive $500 bounty, and
now they receive but 500 and are asking
that the attention Of the authorities at Wash
ington be called to this tact The House has
adopted resolution that all the odd sections
Of swamp lands not disposed Of be reserved
for the use of charitable institutions.
Gov. Miller Inns sent in message to the
Legislature, Recommending public recep-
ton for the End Minnesota, when they az
semble at Fort Smelling, prior to leaving for
Chattanooga on the first Of March.
Minneapolis was quite excited yesterday by
Samuel c. Cutter shooting George ". P. Lit
tlefleld dead On the street for criminal init
macy with his wife They were both me-
chanics. Cutter had been away during the
winter, and Littlcdeld had boarded in his
family. The deceased was unmarried. Cut
ter Immediately surrendered hlmsclf to the
authorities. The coroner's inquest returned
a verdict that the deceased came to his death
by pistol shot fired from the hand. d.of Samuel
C. Gutter.
The most important discovery ever made
In this State has just been made public It
consists Of magnificent bed Of camel coal,
which has been found up the Minnesota VAL
ley On the Cottonwood river, a little more
than 100 miles from St Paul. Mr. Eames,
M English gcologist, has been prospecting
for coal in this State for the past ten months,
and has at lust been successful. The bed is
IS feet below the su1face where the shaft was
sunk, and is six feet in thickness. It is pro-
bable that other shafts Will find 1t nearer the
surface. AL indications are that immense
coal beds exist in that locality. A company
has been organized in this city to work the
mines, and they expect to be bringing coal
down the Minnesota river to st. Paul by the
1st OF July. The immense importance Of
this discovery cannot be over stated. Our man-
ufacturing interests have been kept In the
back ground for want Of this material, and
they will now be rapidly developed.
The County Convention met to-day to mp
point dc1cgntes TO the State Convention.
They passed the following resolution.
Rtsaltxd, That the Delegates from Ramsey county
be instructed to Tote Tor such delegates to the
National Convention to be held at baltimore, IA
arc in tAyor Of the denomination Of Abraham Lin.
coin.
So far as heard from a11 the delegates to the
State Convention, which meets on Wednes-
e. E-1f 1~nn n11~ ~
, 1864-02-29


Liverpoo! y tn and Queenstown 1ath, arrived hero
this morning.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION
Lord Derby IN the House Of Lords attacked, and
Earl Russell defended the Government policy re-
lat1ve to the suspected steam rams. The latter
declined to prodnca papers pending the 1ega! tn
vestigattons. In the House Of CoIamo1a Nj.
Laird reiterated his statement that Ar. Adams
mrde no Official or verbal communication to En-.
Russell OF the substance Of BIZ. soT=rd's dsp pA.ch
OF tho 1lth Of July last. .--
Fitzgerald called attention to tho circumstances
attending the capture OF certain British We aeh BY
Federal c1ulsors; the murder OF one Of thu crew
Of the Saxon By q Federal Lieutenant &c. ue as
ae7ted that Russell had not doae enough In tho
matter, aud moved for the correspondence. r.
The Attorney General oppoled the motion: 10
said the principle Of pslxs adjudication IN Amet
ica il The same IS In England, and tho disposition
Of the American Government ia very tair aau
inst. .,..ta.a
charged the Government with trucking po4le5
towards the American Government. .,,.t.,o
Lord Palmerston said It was due me anG1ea IT,
government to say they invariably teselFea En&,
lands representations in \ spl1'1 o. eaa''' aa'
, 1864-02-29

NV YORK, Tcb. 2S.-Thc Ucr6ld's Wash
Ingto1 dispatch scys: "Gcn. Sicklcs is cx-
I,ected to start on wednesday for the West,
and thence to the Atlantic coast yisitinss;
Nashville, Chattanooga, Hilton Head, Fort
1ess Monroe, etc., TO investigate concerning
taken within our lincs-the result Of which
is to be lafd before the President, to shape
his future policy in relation TO Southern dis
Ioyalist6. -
, 1864-02-29

Justice. he quoted tho Trent c8sc as evidence oa
desire to do right. It WAS preiudirtal to the
good understanding between powers to accuse q
guilty. and express distzust Of their equity, when
nothing, j1stifed such charges. The resolution
Was withdraw.
class English houses, euferera By rcbe1 cru1sers,
are about to dispatch one Of the fastest steamers
aGoat In pursuit Of pirates. 1t Is suggested thsr
this may he another rebel dodge.
TIE pAN1aH WAR.
It Is confirmed that England has proposed IN ar
mistico the basis Of the evacuation Of al 9ch1cs-
wig except the island Of Alsen b. the Danes.
Ruseia. Franco and Sweden support the groposi-
suit is not yet known. Nothing hut marc sktr-
mishes ia reported from the seat Of WEI. The
Germans were receiving large rcinforcements and
Paesisns oeeupied Alteona In spite M A' of the Fed
eralp!!otests. The Danes were capturing ifus5tan
vessels.
The Bank Of France has gained thi1teen and
a. An accomplice in tho late plot against Napole-
on. Bourse armer Gsftoc. 1t is asserted Italy Is
atmfng.
steamer On the 18th. Tho low steamer Pennsyl-
yania leaves Liverpool On that day for New
Preliminary proceedings in the case of the sus-
pected steamer Tamp'co, seized on the Clyde.
commenced In Exche4uer Court. The indictments
slmtlar to thoEesln the Aexandria Gaze. The de-
iendanta put in general denial and appeal to the
jury. The case vas adjourned till tho 18th.
The London 19snes' specinl has an article on
The parliamentary debate upon the seizures By tho
Federals Of certain British ships. It treats the
alleged murder on board the Saxon as most ecrt-
Gus case. and says any negligence in demanding
and urging punlBhment of the crime will be an
abandonment OF the protection which State owes
fts subjects.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Consols, after official hours
yesterday. closed at DIX.
1t ts stated that Prussia has refused the arnis-
dce proposed BY the great powers.
The Paris bourac closed heavy On Saturday.
Rents 66f. *5c.
R1NDsBURa, Feb. 1e.-The Danes on the 10th.
were posted about m hours march from Duppel.
Among the passengers By the As1o is Mr. San
ford United States minister to Belgium
LATEST.
RENnsBuaa, Feb 1s:-Troops and artillery con-
Time to pass through here bound northWard It
fs not certainly known whether on attack on Dup
pei has comm enccd, but few mounted men arc
brought in.
COPENHAGEN, Feb, 1sth.-An outpost sk,.mish
occurred yesterday. The enemy was rep1lsed
With loss and come prisoners made. The enemy
to-day. took possession OF the Jahrauo. An IRON
clad schooner has gone to dislodgc them. The
King had returned to Copenhagen.
, 1864-02-29

NV YonK, Feb. e7.-The :Acraldt West
yfrrinia dispatch reports fight between
Scop}, Harperss company Of Swamp Drasoons
and some Of lmbodcn's men, at the mouth OF
-Scuacn River, Pcndlcton county, who were
bent on raid The dispatch says nolnlnG
About dozen refugees and deserte1s
Erom Augusta, Va, had reached RoWlespufg'
, 1864-02-29

WAsH1Ns1oE, Feb. 2a-1nformation from
the army Of the Potomac states that on
Thursday night about 100 rebels crossed the
river near Raccoon Ford and mnde slight
demonstration on our plckets, killing two
horses, In few minutes they beat hasty
retreat across the river. Thirteen of the party,
however, took the opportunity to desert and
.4nr,c fnfn fnr 1fnes.
, 1864-02-29

W" 3V2& VEs
. CoTToN-Dul and to lower, selling ut SOC. for mid
ling uN!anta
RLonz- -Acssg e md s. 1oHer. selling at &s5aaa7a
s7.se@a-13 for trade bands, closing steady.
MuA1TT1Iathef more steady at s3c; Tor western.
GRAE-WheAt dull, prices without decided change:
Corn active and nrrncf at 41e06a1.SI for Shipping
mixed western; Oats scarcely 60 hrm, and in mod
crate demand at 91G2!2 for western,
WooI-Dui1 and dropping.
: GEocER1Es-Coffee dali and unchanged. Sugar
quiet.
tKTEoLEuN- Quiet at 2s@asxc for crude; 47x@isc
for refined, IN bond *ct95Sc for do free,
PBov1s1oSa-Pork more steady and In fair demand:
Sa22 Is for mess ~ sa322 for old do saasoass62H
old and new Prime; $21@2l5o for prime mess: go
hrie mess for March, buyers option at 81 500 do
13so obs do for June part buyers AMI sellers op
ton as $stSo. and SO bfls do, March, BUYERS op-
t1cn at $23S54 Becftn good request and steady. Ha-
con Sides quiet. Dressed hogs shade lover: 94G1o
for western: 164@104 for city. Lard dull at l3t1l3
, 1864-02-29

NEW ToAK, Feb. 97.-The Times Paris LET
ter says: stsince Mercier's arrival from
America, he has Joined in efforts with Nj.
Dayton in setting the Government right On
the state of the American war, and is using
his influence to prevent breach Of interna-
ships in French ports"
The decision Of the Government in the case
Of the Rappahannock has been changed, and
e1 %rff1 f,o Int n{rnS
, 1864-02-29

CA1ro, Feb. 27.-Another raid was maae e
x1pon Mayfeld, Ky, By gueri11as, on the sotn;
Considerable property was destroyed, cafr1ea
OF and damaged. MI. Huppy, prominent
citizen, was killed
T1yrr two hundred new recruits from lows
arrived this morning, and about the same
nnmber yesterday from Indiana, en- route
, 1864-02-29

ponr1ASD, Ne, 2S.-Two more bodies
have been recovered from the wreck Of the
Bohemian and nine mafl bags found. The
~reckcrs have arrived from New York md
operations will commence at once. The
wind is s n.
The private subscriptions for The suffering
people Of East Tennessee now amount to
:&ao1 nm
, 1864-02-29
milwaukee Markets.

lEpeclal Dispatch 70 tic Chicago Tf1b0neJ
MI1WAuKxx, Fob. q, 1864.
GpA1x-Receipts Of wheat 18 900 bukhels. Market
quiet nnd declined 1c. Sales 81 coo bu No. at le@
1171: Go bu No. at $10e@1o2k. Germ declining.
Sales 400 bu sheled track at Tic 40 bu in ear
at &c delivered. Barley steady. Sales 153 bu good
delivered at $125. Rye Quiet.
FLAX EEED-Sa1es 10 bu good at $s.s2k.
DRxssED Hods-Receipts = head. Market dufet
and unchanged. Sales 80 hogs, dividing On 20 MS at
374G3625-
, 1864-02-29
Ql)leago Gribtlue.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1864.
THE NEWS.

on,+c,,acssc,, m.
I'd of n. -s,,.,,.;.~s ~ @Spse. .eceu.;y present
-,o,.t,.+.s - W. " 1e.oe1aonl oeihe
:.,os1s.,t.ss,. - s. esselas ro4e1A expeoi1ons
~: n..s...s,, slI'one rom Tarious points OF
Tes 4'eise'pp1 ana tennessee, and from
ea, eon'efelng 10 common centre,
-hs..". n't VI Geofgla, has been
anu thfee Of the cx
Pedlnons arc ut amend. The narrative oj
Zen. seymouTs Florida venture, elsewhere
Tnfonscle8 disaster to his column, and per.
1onai disgrace to himself Gen. Smiths
"coh oetonr IN !Aiesissippi ends where Il
oesan' IN Memphis, With such mention n.ade
m1ne diary given elsewhere Of "hard and
24#asft"f fighting on our rear" that
II LOOKS As II he had q narrow cs-
S@pe 1ton grave and sorry ending to
4.een' ec'une aoe1h. AND the force re-.
Ienuy eeut wv 'o"alus Oaiton from Clint
"uu oucee7siul IN lne aua1r at Iun-
NJ 4a, *'e fcPof'eo oack IN Chattanooga
t"'s accoinpnsnea reconnaissance
~ .osee, . convenient military phrase for
.s,tsn.k lungs uo"n easy IN plain English,
s 1nee eApeo'nons Named met, at the
" po.nts In question,
w VIC very threshold Of the wide
.1a AZ INC ccntre OF which their
"o" was 11med strong, overwhelming
rcoel 1ofce before which ono was beaten
oaek With toss and disgrace, another
feufea as rapidly as possible, "with heayy
-ngAtlns IN the rear" and Inc third made
reconnaissance In force" The statement
may bc softcned down TO- any mi1der phrase,
and yet these facts will remain insolublc by
, 1864-02-29

PER s7EAhKR As1A.1 by Telegraph.
t1VxRrooL, Feb. II.
nREApsTUFFs-Fionr dull aud 6da1s lower
E1tEa State 2lst92ls Cd. Mheat very dull and 2d@
;Soatherpn a. 9 2d&es e. d. Corn anll and q quarter
loxe5: Mixed - %. White slsls2s 2 80 pounds.
PF0v1s1oSs-Becf In moderate demand. P1tce&
nrg. Pork steady but not active. Bacon dull :6d@
Is down on the Eeak. Cheese drun. Lard In limited
demand <ss@sss q for fine. The Brokers' circular
reported sugar actiro and firm ut IN adFanco OF ada
ts6a cent. Coffee quiet at late rates Rice steady
and rather moEe inquiry fl aomo sorts.
old.
G16@17.
LoxnoE-Bas1ug BROS. l. Co. report Drea1stutIs
quiet, prices barely supported Sugars active anu is
e. 1nt @ Gsaes oe et H. Rise
for Crude: 2s@ss i'd for refined. American sec1ri-
III 81 Railroad securities quiet.
LvrRroo1, Feb. l.; Eve.
Cotton-Sa1ee o-day 7.Doo bales, Market uuchapged
Bseaastufs dali hut eseady.
Produce-QuiIt and steady. =
= Sn* ~ 4e1k-
, 1864-02-29

c,xc,.E.T1. Feb. 27.-The wife ofExPrcsi-
dent Wiliiam Henry Harrison. died at North
months % old. Sic 1glu be buried on Sunday,
bv Tie side OF the Ex-Presidenf, at Norm
Rpr6 -':'''
, 1864-02-29
M - e E1ED.
ID r Il ID .

In Bloomington, tho 18Th init, at the residence
ofthe frte'7 fother, by the Rev. Il. r. Kerfoot, Mr
T: 4: W0oDhUFF, Of Chicago. aud Miss ULIA !
BUSHNELL.
, 1864-02-29

:Lor1ss1LIE, Feb. ga reliable informant
leaving the front on Friday morning reports
our army then five miles from Tunnel Hill
ascertaIned that the enemy were in force at
Dalton. We had full rations and would FL
tack Dalton when deemed advisable On the
, 1864-02-29

500 BBIs. CHOICE
NEW YORK STATE APPLES
For sale At bar ain at T. South Wsterst.. Chicago

no FRUIT GROWERS AND
Il SufBPKKS.
Wanted, BY party ea.abNBhed Ia this Foreign aud
Domestic Fruit HuslucRs. the AcQua11tancc OF the
above pnmed parties, whereby hi carmake arrange
mcnts for the shipping OF frut3 OF all kinds through
out the coming Season.
Address " FFu1s Post ONCE Boz L:si, M1w.ukcc,
Wisconsin. {c1Q-SSiT-It