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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
Interesting News Items from the South.

New YORK, Jan. 24-The Wilmington
CGr0Ljm&Ga of the 18th says: Fort Fisher
fell last night, after an obstinate resistance
General Whiting and staff, with about 5000
troops, are now in the hands of the enemy.
The conflict within the fort was a very Sc
we're one, and lasted for two hours hand to
hand with the enemy. We have no heart
to enter into details, nor to comment on the
disastrous event We may tell our readers
however, that the gallant Whiting did his
duty, but had to succumb to the force Of
numbers, having been assaulted on his sea
board and rear forces by the soldiers, sailors
and marines of the enemy.
New YORK, Jan. 24.-The Heralds dis
patches from Fort Fisher say that the naval
| fleet and the army commenced moving to-
ward Wilmington on the afterooon Of last
Wednesday, There is yet no confirmation
of the report that Gen, Terry had occupied
the place, but on the day the movement
commenced, explosions in that direction
were heard, and it was supposed that the re-
bells were blowing up their Notifications pre-
paratory to evacuating the town. A large
earthwork on the west side Of Cape Fear
River had been occupied by the Union
troops who met with little opposition. A
chart Of the river had been found, showing
where the relels had sunk the torpedoes, and
many of these had been taken up. A mum
Der planted i'll the ground above Fort Fish
er had also been removed. Two gentlemen
who were lately doing business in Whining
ton as merchants, arrived in the city yester-
day. They got outside the rebel lines when
Fort Fisher was taken. They say the town
was not well provided with works or troops.
New YORK, Jan. PA party of rebel
cavalry made their appearance in front of
the Union outposts and pickets near New
bern, N. c., on the night of the 18th inst.
| During their stay some of them deserted to
the Union lines and on the discovery of this
the remainder fell back, and were pursued
to near Kingston by detachment of the
18th New York cavalry.
Rebel deserters are continually coming in
at Newbern.
The Richmond Enquirer of the goth says
that the reticence of the Rebel War Depart
ment, concerning events current in tn,
South, indicates the fact that importan
t movements are in progress.
If Wilmington falls there will be no pan
ic, though much sorrow for the inhabitants
The idea that there is an immense amour
of cotton stored there, is one attractive in
fluence, to say nothing of that port as
2 base which is now alluring the invaders to
wards it, There is a combination in tn
matter which involves Charleston as well
and Sherman is on foot in the matter
: these places fall, it will be after the exhibi
ton of much strategy, for Sherman is al
ways at it, and We hope our army is also.
Sherman's feints are in fact realities, fc
while aiming at various places, he means t
. take all, and it hardly matters with hir
= which he takes first.
The Worlds Savannah correspondent
e says: The rebels are expecting an attac
on Charleston, and are making preparation
= to evacuate that city, and have already con
e Imenced the removal of Government prope
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Western Soldiers On the North America,

The New Orleans Times reports the fol-
lowing western soldiers as on board the
steamer North America, which was lost
some days since at sea- The number sup
posed lost is about 200 chiefly from the
General Hospital New Orleans The major
ity were members of Eastern regiments, en-
route for New York
r. B. Nelson. 18th Wis. battery; H..
Levslsnd, 1st Wis battery; j. S Gray, L.
Ksnnerd, W. G. JiRces, Sergeant J. F. Hof-
man. 4th Wis. cav; j. j. Geer, 4th Wis.
The North America was new ship. and
believed entirely seaworthy.
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Another Rebel Congressman Disguised.
WASHINGTON Jan. %. 1865


Full files of Richmond papers have beer
received at this bureau. The most impor'
| taut matter they contain is letter by the
rebel Congressman w. r. Smith of Alaba-
ma, to his constituents, explaining his with
drawaI from Congress because of the refusal
of the House to pass resolutions against the
Richmond SentineL which had denounced
the proceedings of their foreign relations
Committee on the subject of peace as trea-
sonabIe. He recites the debate on this sub
iect which took place at the time, and had
some days ago been re-published IN the
Northern papers and concludes as follows.
81 accordingly withdrew from the House
and have not since attended any Gifts meet
ings l appreciate the delicacy Of my posi-
ton, and holding myself responsible to you
alone for my course on the occasion, | ex
pect to return home as soon as | can close
US my business here, and will hold myself
ready to act in accordance to your wishes.
The article in the Sentinel did not refer to me
personally, nor to any individual member
of the House, but was sweeping charge
against those men who favored the present
peace measure What that measure was
am not at liberty to Say, but as your repre-
sentative | am under the deepest conviction
that there are not one hundred men in the
district who would object to it. have the
honor to be, &c
[signedl W. t. SMITH
'RIoHMoND, January 20, 1865.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 21st is in
bad way. Here is it's appeal to the Yam
KEGS to let it alone: ''We devoutly wish
there was some other subject to write about
except Yankees and slavery. We are as
sick and tired of the disgusting monopoly
as any one can be- Even roast beef and
plum pudding would lose their SAVIOR if one
were compelled to dine on them every day
for four years, much more, pork and beans
and cod fish We are nauseated with the
whole subject of Federals and flank move
ments, ditching and intrenching, bomb
shells, iron clads and torpedoes. We are
dsgustod with the name of every distin-
guished man in the United States, not sim
ply because they are grand rascals, but be-
cause they have become tedious. To have
to indicate the same thieves at the Old Bal
ley every day in the week-to see the same
ugly, vicious faces peering over the dock
every day in the year, is equal to being
mayor of this city of Richmond. Nothing
is SO offensive as stale rogue. The inter
est that vllainy at first expresses wears off.
We appeal to them as beings on two legs,
having the same external aspect Of the hu-
man as other men, to begin and let the
newspapers alone. How would they like to
be invited this way, and have nothing to
write about but guns, transports and gun
boats. We say nothing of bloedshed, burn
ing, confscaton and the like. 1t is fear
ful subject to write and talk about for four
years."
1t appears from communication of the
Secretary of War that the entire subject Of
au exchange of prisoners is now placed in
the hands of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, and that al
though only partial exchanges have been
made there is reason to believe a full ex-
change will be effected.
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PersOnaI.-Hon. &C. SHoLEs- U. s. Tax
Commissioner for North Carolina, arrived at
home yesterday direct from Newborn, where he
has been on official business for three or four
weeks past
DR., P S. AREDT, Surgeon of the 28th Wis.
Regt. arrived home a few days since from Saw
annah Ga The DR.. with Sherman on his
celebrated march through Georgia, and returns
locking more heathy and robust than we ever
saw him looking before.
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~ Rags and Paper wanted az johnson &
Simmons Book store

Mr.. Editor:
The ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society of Cy-
press, Wis. held a Fai and Festival at Hosme,
Chapel, Dec 23d, for the benefit of our sick
and wounded Soldiers.
The time appropriated tor arrangements was
so short that many predicted failure. But
the thought of the brave ones who have left
the comforts of hons ard friends, for Gcd and
thelr country, eesmed to inspire each heart and
nerve each hand to contribute their mite We
were surprised to SEQ The Christmas tree. and
stands SO well loaded, with fancy articles, USE
full and ornamental. The tables were well sup
lied. and notwithstanding the inolemency of the
weather, the church was well filed, and all
seemed to enjoy Themselves we'll
We were well Satisfied with the amount re,
ceived, netting to the Society $1,000
The annual meeting OF the Soldiers Aid Soci.
ETY. of Cypress Wis. was held at Mr. D Pixies
jan 4th 1865. AR. VIM Laid, president, pro.
tenn. The Society elected the folio wing officers
for the present year:
Mrs. HarAey Gaines President,
Is j. w Carpenter 6
Miss E. kowsky-Secretar and Treas
urer,
lat DIRECTOR Clara Carpenter,
ID " Mrs. II Curti.s
Sd " s. D Smith
Soliciting Committee
Miss Pike,
Nora Shumway
" Maggie "
Ella g. Carpenter
A. Carman,
&" Sarah Towner,
Mary "
Miss z. G. PIENKOWSKY,
Secretary.
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AnO ther Cold Term.-Last Friday and
Saturday were almost like Spring days, warm
and genial, ard it thawed considerably. On
Saturday night snew fell some four or five inches
and since that the weather has been growing
cold. On Tuesday morning the murcury
S to degrees below zero, and it has hardly
been above since.
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ID
PRINCIPAL DEPOTg

PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARE house
Helm6ofd's Drug and Chemical Ware House
591 BROADWAY " YOR
594 Bro0dwOy ~ Y. or
HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
HeimboldS Medacal Depot,
I04 South TENTH Street, PhiiadelDkih.
lo4 South TENTH Street, Pkladelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND UE
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Mo Endeavor to
Dispose of "their own" and "othern artieles
reputation attained BY
HELMB OLD'S GENUINE Pyeparat,ons.
HELMBOLDS
Genuine Extract Buchu,
HELHB OLD'S
Genuine Extract S0rsapartlLo.
HEINZ OLD'S Genuine Improved Roseyash.
Sold By aH Druggists everyphere, ask for
Hefn6otdd'S, take no other
sB~ Cut out this advertisement and send for and
avoid imposition
LORD 81 SMITH, GenT Western Arts
Ay ~ Lake Street,
Ohio ago.
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Fresh PiclereI.-We were the recipients,
the other day of como fine fresh Piekerel from
our enterprisiag friend WIZ. ERNST, for which
he will please accept our thanks We can only
cay be has more Of the same kind, and you will
find them most decided treat this cold wealth
er. Try them at once before they are all gone.
(No fish story about thst-our mouth watered
for some of that pickerel !-prsnter.l
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samburg Wine,-Our Druggists have
just received Il number of cases more of that
most excellent and harmless beverage, Speer's
Samburg wine. Mr.. Speer knows how to keep
wine pure, and ofcourse is worthy of public pat>
renage. This wine has already become very
popular, and seems to be gaining new friends
daily. Portland Courier.
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a Standard Ar,icIe.-We do not thinl k
mere are many we'll re- ulnted families in TIL 5
coaAtry who do not depend upon the Chemica
Saierafns for bread and biscuits and when
they use it they have the best bread that can he
made. So the ladies tell us.
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$3.50 PER YElR AFTER JANUARY LIST, 1856

$3.50 PER YEAR AFTER JANUARY LIST, 1865.
Another Advance.-The continued advance in
the price opaper and of every other article that en-
tors into business directly or indirectly, compes
as to add another fraction to subscription price
On and after the FIRST day of January next we shall
Charge for the Telegraph as follows:
To mail and office subscribers one year, 81 %
6months, rs
Delivered by carrier year, %
The above prices are strictly in advance If pay
ment is DELAYED six MONTHS so cents additional will
be charged
Most of our State exchanges made this advance
months ago, and many ofthem much smaller than oar
paper have been raised to 50 in advance. We regret
the necessity that compes this advance, but even at
this advanced rate zoe shall make less profit than we
did four years ago when we had but $3.50 per year.
All who pay their subscriptions previous to Janua-
~ LIST can do so at % per snnum, but after that
shall be compelled to abide strictly by the terms aboV
set forth.
sCHoFF VINEGAR co.
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HarPerss MOnthly.-The February num-
Der is received ana splendid number it Is:
with list of contents that will please the gen.
era reader. No other Magazine comes quite
up TO Harpers, blending as it does the literary
with the artistic.
The illustrated Articles are ''i1 eroie Deeds
by Heroic men, III Griersons Raid, by John S
Abbott; "a Tour terough Arizona fifth pa
peri by j. Rose Brown ,sThe King of the
Amazons." In addition TO these we have a
continuation of the two original Novels by two
OF the most remarkable and most popular wri-
tiers OF the present age-"Our Mutual Friend. >
by Charles Dickens. and Armadsle by Wiki,
| Collins
In addition 70 the above there are auantitx
of short readable articles. poems. &c. The
Monthly record of current events, is full his.
tory oftte times, The Editors Drawer il stuff
ed full Of good th ings
Go to Robjnsou's Bookstore and get a cop,
and you viii say it is the cheapest reading yos
eve bought You will also find there. the AT
Iantic Monthly, Godey's, Petersons and Arth arr
Magazines, Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslies ant
all rhe illustrated y eekhes, also Chicago ane
| Milwaukee Daiies
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.Fusur.nc. Co Of North America

Insurance Go of North America =
E II Kellogg. the well known and popular ten
eral Agent of the Home Life Insurance of Ne"
York has the Agency Of the Insurance u"
Of North America of Philadelphia. the Oldest
Company ON the Western Continent. 1t has q
cash capital aud surplus of over 81 $4,000. Any
person wishing to insure, caumot fine safer o.
better company to insure in,
See Advertisement
The NFimHnerSteOt concert on iues-
day evening last was not numerously attended,
probably owing to the inclemepcy of the wealth
er. Prof WIS performances Oh the Piano Vlo-
lin and Flute were excellent. We lave seldom
hoard bettex The NissesJohnston are pretty
aad really splendid singers bat thelr style Is
most too operaiic TO pteae country audience
TIN, Concert wac much married by number oil
up,naunerly and Ill bred boys and girls III the
back part OF the Hail-taiking, laughing. shuth-
ing with their leet pushing and tipping seats,
eating peanuts and throwing their shucks at the
audience, and otherwise making themselves dls>
agreeable and their friends ashamed OF them.
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Buchu
HGLhBGLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

FOR Weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habis
dissipation, early indiscreton or Abuse at
tended with the following symptoms:
Indsposition to exerton, Loss of Power
n Los OF Memory. Difficulty of Breathing,
W eak nerves, Trembling,
norfor OF Dlsease, Nakefuneas,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Bodv
Dryness OF the SKIN, EruPtons on the Face,
Universal Lasstude of Pallid Oountenapce e
the Muscular System
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow, .,
1MPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say they are not eqdenty followed by those "dre-
full Diseases"
Many are aware of the of their suffering, but
none will confess. The records Of the insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion,
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and invig
crate the system, which HEMB0LD'S EXTRACT b.
Gnu invari ably does. trial will convince the most
skeptcal.
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AUCTION EEL r.

TMNHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctioneer will sell
IN at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part of Lake County ILL.,, uPon
apple alton either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT.
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The 4Gh Eecture of the series is again post
poned for unavoidable reasons. until next week
Friday evening.
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Dr. VI ID. Knight.-By reference to his
card among cur new Advertisements 1t will be
seen that Dr. Knight, the popular Dentist. has
resumed his professional visits to our city which
were interrupted last summer by his enliating
in one of our 100 day Regiments.
DIR Knight comes with The very highest recon-
nendatons d Dentist, having the benefit Of
eleven years most successful practice of his pro-
fession. We commend him to any OF our eiti-
zens in need of his professional services.
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FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MAKRIED
OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IN many affections peculiar to Females, the Extrac
Bucbu is unequaled by any other remedy as in Ohio
ross or Retention Irre ularites Painfuness or Sun
preston Of Customar Excavations liberated or SER
rhous state OF the 4rusL eucorrhea Whites Ster
rliity, and for ali com plants incident to the sex
whether arising FRI indscreton, habits Of Dlsspa-
ton, or III the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
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L.
AFFIDAVIT,

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman in the
City of Philadel hia, Ii. T Helmbold who being duly
sworn, doth say, bis preparations contain narcotic
40 mercury or other injurious drugs, but purely
vegetable.
4. HELMBOLD,
Sworn and sub cribed before me-, this 23d day OF
November, 1864.
WILLIAM P. HIBBARD, Alderman
9th street, above Race street Philadelpeia
II. T. HELMBOID
CHEMIST
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l.

Take no Balsams, Mercury or unpleasant medicines
for unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DIS
EASES.
III all their stages, at little Expense little or no
change OF Diet no Inconvenience, and no exposure
II frequent desire and gives strength to
Urnate, thereby removing obstructio ms, preventing
and curing structures of the uretnra, and aayinRi
1amation, frequent in this class of diseases and
expelling DISEASES AND WORN OUT MATTER,
Thousands upon thousands, who have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKs,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to b. cured tin
short me, have fonnd they deceived and tina
has by the of'Powerful astringeD
been dried up in the ystem, to bak out in sgsra
waited form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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GncOme Tax.-The Rockford Register pub,
fishes the list of taxable incomes OF Winnebage
County John Nanny, the Reaper man,
reports an income OF $3l ,S44. Mrs Nanny, the
head of the other Reaper establishment, Sl7. :
1888. & N. G Thompson $32 l89 each. Our
old friend and former fellow citizen, " II Smith
$2257.
We have been urged to publish the income
list of this city and county, and may do SO al
soon as we can get the list copied
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~ Harper for February may be had at
johnson & Simmons Bookstore.
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Tennyson's Enooh Arden, The Schonberg
Gotta Family and House and Home Papers by
Mrs Stowe, at johnson & Simmons.
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We understand that our friend and fellow otis
izen. Rev. j. MCNAMARA, for several years rec.
tor of St. Mathews Church in this city. and
since Chaplain of the LIST Wisconsin Reei.
ment, has accepted call from the Episcopa
Church at Whitewater. We congratulate ouI
friends of that town on having secured the ser
vices of an earnest, energetic, eloquent and
real live clergyman
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"Why is wish far dearer than a crown?
That wish accomplished, why the grave of
bliss +?
Persons afflicted with Catarrh not only wish
but attempt by every possible means to effect
azure None but those affli cted can imagine
the unpleaSantness of this disease, AID many,
very many who have it as yet in its first STAGES
are unaware OF the pain, inconvenience, and
even modification, which they are yet to:suffer,
unless prompt measures are taken for relief. DR.
ii Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is a GER
tain cure, striking at the cause of the disease
and thus effecting permanent cure.
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.ArIhWr's Home Nungazine-We are in
debted to the publishers for the February No.
of this excellent monthly.
Arthurs' is decidedly the best Magazine for
the price, in the country, Among the literary
contents are the following serial articles,
mot Anything for peace, by T S Arthur,
Campaign Sketches. by an Officer in the Sig,
nal Corps.
Chronicles of the Clovsrside family. by Pau
Laurie
Single copies $3.50, three 5000. Address T
S, Arthur 81 Co. Philadelphia, Penn.
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Wssell Passage Tickets to or from the Ola
count,v nv the Black sta Line Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line of Steamers
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND sod Al tne
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and oou-
pOns.
May %, "a. 1yb0 y. N DAVIS, C@s"i'e''
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Notice for March, 1865.
DR.. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.

Late Of Butalo, Neao York;
EFT WILL BE REMEMBERED THAT DR..
Il PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
years restored health many suffering from affections
Of the Lungs Th-ost Liver, Heart, Kidneys Rheuma-
sm Csttsrrsh Dyspepsia Fits, Asthma, Sc eula Drop
sizes, Female Complaints and other diseases called
chronic most haV nR despsired Of recovery. To the
OF chronic diseases, in their various forms and
stages Dr. Price devotes his whole attention he is not
reEiEing old worn out system advocated years ago
by speculative adventures, but method ofTeAtment
OF 30 years standing, and still in the East with
unequAilsd success. system founded on truth, no
eipS sacrificing life to experiments knowledge we
conisna for speculation, experiment end 71ackery!
We no minerals destructive sEent nor ezanststA
energies njure the consttptiep nor make sick to
make se, tear down to build Up. re invite bonora-
Die invssts stion feeling that osuFs il just Those
SICK sna discouraged call uron us-4osics gfasultouE
Our Philosophy OF Practice Is founded the Laws or
Nature. Oar theory Dis ss$ tbe theory OF Expert
and eydenee--our kateria HedicA, the Boundess
foTestl DR.. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENo6HA, City Hotel, saturday, the 18th OF
March, till O'Clock,
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USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections of the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
how long standing Diseases or
these Organs require the aid
of Duretc.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DfURETIC
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED
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A First Class Piano for Sale.

E- To person wishing to purchase q
first class Piano. We can offer great
TIE tiBarg.in.
No 3. Grow ssteen Piano-of Splendid Rosewood,
seven ctaves, extra mouldingsserpentn base iret
Iyre harp pedal and carved Louis XIV style.
To anybody wishing to purchase Piano We say
call at this office and learn the particulars,
ScHOFF VINEGAR Il Co.
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9 The Tribune Almanac, just received a
johnson & Simmons