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The total amount of National Bank chr.
sency now in circulation is reported "A
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OoMMERCIAL,

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, Dec 81, 1866 {
GRAIN MARKET-Whe is steady and we have no
change to note from former quotations. No wheat
brings $1,75@S195; No 2, 81 5O@$1,7O, and Reject
ed $1,20@$1,45 Barley is steady at 6001O0c Oats,
3S@>40c. Corn, in the ear, 3503Sc.
PROVISIONS.-The poorer grades of Butter are
lower, but choice lots bring SOC, and we place our
quotations at 2503Oc. Eggs 2S@3Oc. Potatoes 40
a50c. White Beans, 750100c. Dressed Beet 506c
Dressed Hogs are steady and firm at So for Hogs I'M
der $50 lbs; $3.50 for weights $50 and under 200
TBS; for weights of 200 and under 300 lbs, Sc.
Timothy Hay, $10a$12.
WOOD-Dry Hickory $40 p cord; Green do SO
Dry Oak, $3.50. Green do S6a$6,50.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO Dec Goth, 1866
The Journal of last evening says
There is no material change to notice in our
produce and provision markets to day. Mess
pork is quiet and held firmly at $3.50, with
buyers at $18.25. Extra prime pork is more
active at $500. Lard is in better demand at
1112@11M cents. Green meats are unchanged.
Live hogs rule dull with downward tenden-
cy. Dressed hogs are 25@3711 Gets. lower, and
close weak at $6.40@6.6215 for lots dividing
on 200 lbs. Flour is quiet but steady. Wheat
has advanced 1@2 cents y bushel, but the de-
nominal at 76c for No. l. Oats, rye and bar
ley are quiet but firmer. Highwines are neg
elected and nominal.
BUTTER-There is a moderate demand for
Choice Dairy Butter at from 1880 59fb, but
Firkin Butter of all kinds is extremely dull,
and it is impossible to arrive at anything like
market values.
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Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
nca near sonehing much their advantage by
turn mail tree of charge by addressing
hose having fears Of being humbugged will obge by
This card All others will please ad dress their
ooeuisht servant THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
l(3U 81 BrOndYYaY Ne
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r. Young Folks, Harpers, and Atlantic
Monthlies regularly at "The Corner Book
store.'
w BIBLES, and PRAYER BOOKS, Cheap
at Johnson's.
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of Warning and Instruction for young men. Also Dis
eases and Abuses which the vital powers with
means Of relief Sent free Of charge sealed letter
envelopes; Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON How
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Iy47
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Circuit Court. County of Kenosha.

OIIUHI OOUTI' OUuHIy OF AbHOSHds
.''-'''.''--'4 The State of Wisconsin to
so cent 4: Eli zabeth Ann Nelson, Levi Nelson,
Rev. stamp: and the unknown heirs and legal
: Cancelled. representatives Of Andrew Nelson,
> deceased
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an.
II swer to the complaint of Orssmus Matteson
w'th copy of which you hereby served ald
which will be filed in the Office of the clerk Of the
circuit Ior Kenosha county, at his office in
the city of Kenosha, and to copy Of your an
swef on us at Office, in the city and county Of
Kenosha. and State Of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day OF
such service and if you fail to the complaint
as aforesaid, the sale plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Dec. 18th L D 1866
HEAD & SCHOFF,
6w30 Plfs Attys, of Kenoshs, Wis.
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This field yielded 1879 pounds of hops
being an average yield per acre of 2, 44e
pounds-and a net profit per acre of 1921. 49,
Has this crop been beaten in Wisconsin
While upon this subject of hops, let me
ask the favor that you or some of yonr con-
tributors will discuss the comparative mer-
its OF the two systems of polling hops, to
wit, the long poles, and the short poles and
Irvine.
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en We publish the following remarkabl

OF We publish the following remarkable
article from the well known writer on po-
litical economy, Mr.. Carey, and fully en-
dorse its spirit and philosophy. It deserves
the attentive perusal Of every man who
would understand the true foundation OF
political as well as industrial independence
of a nation.
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Errors of Youth

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INVALID.
Pnblished for the benefit and as CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay of Manhood, &C.. supplying at the same
Time the means Of se.eure By has himself
after undergoing considerable quackery BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies free of charge
may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co.. N Y. l8tf
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Daily, Tri-WeekIy & Weekly
Editions.
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Published in the Northwest.

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New Advertisements
DONATION PARTY.

The friends of Rev Mr.. MEAD will make him Do
nation visit this Thursday Evening at the Parson-
age.
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Profits of Hon GROWING.

EDITOR WISCONSIN FARMER In your No
vember No, page 4o2 it is briefly stated,
that MIR. Sharks of Iowa, sold his this years
crop CT hops from six acres of lard for
$4,000, thereby netting profit of $780,
Upon reading this article | called upon Mr..
J. L. Green, for statement Of his crop of
seven acres for the year 1866, it being the
first product of his field and he has furnished
the following facts and figures, which
trust will be considered of sufficient general
interest to warrant their publication.
Value of land, Z acres at $50. $500 90
Cost OF 1900 poles, at 61a cts........... 780 90
mop mouse. .-................. 1UO w
= " Press and furnaces. .......... 40 20
mop DoAeS..-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6U w
Making the total permanent outlay 80. 81 $50 90
Charging TO this years crop 20 per ct. for
wear and interest, we have 20 per cent Of
Cost of cultivation and manure. ............ 542 90
Cost ofpicking, baling and marketing. ,440 90
Total expenses Observation-Disclosures. 80, 400 90
Received for crop. $3.50 90
Net profit of crop. IS, 750 90
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

Hundreds OF years have passed away siuce
ii listening multitude heard this parable, years
marked by many striking events, many aCcnr-
ate iuifllnents OF prophecy. Much OF PAles-
tines ancient glory has departed many ct her
once splendid temples are now only heaps OF
classic ruus. Tue sesptre has departed from
Judah, because the Shiloh came unto his own
aud his own received him not.
Nor has Palestine been the only theiLro OF
great and wonderful changes. History records
upon her tablets the records OF the dark ages
AS a preface to the thrilling scenes OF the Ref
ormation; the GRIM bloody days OF persecu-
ton in England as preparation for the set
tlement OF the New World, our own great con-
| tinent.
| Kingdoms AMI dynasties haze been over
| drown Rome the eternal city, the city OF
| seven hills, the mistress OF the World IS now
| scarcely more than a cipher to all save the
| aut,qu .riau or the artist; thrones aud powers
and principalities nave crumbed to the dust )
| yet this parable remains iminutnble
With the ancient Spsrthus their country WAS
their god but the god OF the ptesent genera
too, is TOO trly The almighty collar" The
| acuuisi,iou az wealth is with many the deity
| 10 Thom body and soul are sacrificed In these
days truly wealth covers multitude OF slns.
Men are uesl satisfied TO be Dives while thrl
| i've, for It ia Pheasant 70 re suinptuously anC
20 be clothed in fac hgen NY they I've ~
| ftrlter AM Win tp'lI gum INV bullh NLuC
es tndow college,, found s'2iias, ana assist
various other entt spgIses t. In, good OF man'
k.nj. Their names stand first upon the list o
pubic beuetactors, yet We he!dom stop Il
think how they have gAined their position =
j We forget that 10 ascending 10 tbs point u
: earthly greatness many a Lazarus has bee;
. | crushed beneath their footsteps.
/ | We Ike to t0rIet that such Il mat who hii
/ ,iven tleu3aqds e dollars to some benetO-
4 lent euterprise, obtained hat money by de-
e priy!u5 his wo-knen " III i; d4e, Or tia
= | auolber was II tave.a keeper, Il rum Seller o
= | an usaTrt Yeilhs is not less rue hecAu5
/ | iisagrt cattle Men seek Gssi he thuss OF tn
r | word ard then they sometimes attempt TO ad
/ he aiogdon Uf God aai his rlyntel us less.-
o | The name OF Dives .nsGrihe! npou their bao
, ners, may gain for them gtlerng spoiis, br
. | wien their conquered rpifi's reach the threst
| held vi the dim beyond, they would ain pre-
e sent the nsme of i.hzarus.
But the world viii rob Ltzai us to build 70
> Dives trumphal thrones and seats Of so-callt
honor. Thither ihey will rush TO pay the
| homage, to court his favor, and tue heedle
= crowd will pass by macy dying Lazarus at
e rid the world OF piany living one.
j MARION V. WILLIE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

psa.The S,nate has confirmed the nomin-
ntioas OF US. Ballard 10 be Governor OF Idaho,
and Il q. Mccormick 10 DO Governor OF
Arizona.
ssy"Seuaior Wilson, Hon. Thaddeus Stevens.
and Theodore Tilton have had leng inter-
views with AI,x,udar II. S'ephess. OF Ga.
ss1y" Applications Tor pardon havo been
sent 10 the Prosidtn' irom eighty six ex rebel
Concrgssncn, and pre hualrud and twenty-
seven OK rebel Geurrnl1.
AsSy~Why should II cbicken hatchel by
ateaIn he closely watcheR Because his mnth er
dors rot know hes out
nEn. GOV. jenkins, Of Georgia, has called
for II loan at per cent interest. TO relieve
the lesii'ute people OF that State.
aay-The eghthonr bill failed TO pass The
Ohio Legislature befIre the adjournment OF
that body
Gs-A fire at Edinburgh. Indiana last Fri
day, destroyed property valued at 100000
re5a A fire occurred at Ashland, Penna., on
Sunday night, which destroyed $4,000 worth
OF property.
Gents Kid Gloves OF superior qualities al
ways to be had at Doughteus, No sos Marke
street.
| II yon want cheap suit OF clothes go Il
! Cheap Johns, SOC Market street, suits from . l.
TO Sic all wool also the place for cheap DIR!
goods,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

U1 A.. NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, April 9Th, 1865.
II poh tue .Npp!icattou of Rachel J. Robinsou and
~. msrsaret y kobinsnn Ehseutrxs oi the List will
s' na TTssllnsnt o. JAMES ROBINSON lats OF White
way Unesk Hundred. New CASTLE County deoeaHed ID
j. OhpERkD aud directed by the Register that The
hhsouHxs, aforesad give NOTES of the granting OF
lily, Iest.meptary upon the Eatae OF the decesssd,
ia.Io ~ o. krshting thereof BY causing sdys.
~ aseh Letters 10 s1 OF the most public places o
Ino.x OF New castle, req rins all persons having
aside ss ssnn ma TIE Estaieto present thu asns
proyded Aud also same to be ed With
tn the saise period In the Delaware nsws
therein two mopthH. - - 49,
h~s( diven under tho hand Seal VI unio OF the
So 81 heRater aforesaid, at New Cast 10 eW OAse
- 90 aforesaid tho day and year abo "a urItler
MOTIVE All person MS havinR claims sxs,ns. lbs k..
lsta OF ne h"e-aH.d aust preaent the nItssI
ed 70 mo tsaou riSr, or before April 4lh HUI &c
abide ths Att 81 aHHrublytu such crse male nd pro
yided. RACHEL j, nObiNYON
MAhG ARkr n. ROBINSON,
hnteuttixa,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

CoEGREss In The United state Senate On thurs
day tie bill to provide that the soldiers individual
memorial shall be carried through the maiis at The
usual rate Of printed matter was passed The bill 70
reimburse Missouri for expenses incurred during the
war was passed. Joint resoluuons were offered anu
referred to the Committee Ieconsl uchor that It
be proposed TO the Legislature Of the different
states as ondlB emit to the Constitkiln OF the
JLed states that all discrimination among the poo.
Iae 1a account ri race or color be- prohibited, but
Me r,ste. may exempt persons, now voters, from
tezuisaans vi suffrage Hereafter imposed. That
he reDe. wHr DEBT be not raid, and hat claims or
COZ rtha"io1 Q. engncipated slaves are VOID. That
WI, h''lr "h5 le u he ST recently III rebellion
Mi9ush Leg lAu.ra elected by confttueaeJ
s''e''" IN vac rghI Of suGfags- have rati'
80 It'v a"eL''ihg.ts 10 the Constitution such State
snail 10 tiNs III l-Il-et position in the Union The
Senator Foot. eN''sie' VI INV '
- u ,'l.f . ne bal Tor The relief OF pay master,
pri'.ing 70 600 to the de- titute ns,rtssng m bis
ai,et q C''u4os was passed A messase vas re
death at .nr Foot, aid after rimar action The Ho,.e
adjournsds
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w HaiIN'a'E:It.N 1tTFICE.

New UAsTLE COUNTY. IA. 10Th, 1866.
4 IPON the application Of nebUr n Il. Mlwotth. Jas.
~ Di worth u d charles Dilworth, Administrations
Il ZIBA DILwOIrH late Of Ghrirtiana Hundred,
10 SAT! County, deeeAsed; II is ORDERED and
irent-d by tho i"xior thai The AlminstrRiors afnro
said, give nOtce OF the granting Lettera of Admin
iHration the EHtntN OF thu deceased, with the
date of granting thereof, by causing advertisements,
to be posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters ~ sir of the most pubic PLACES OF hs County
OF New UAste requiring all persons havink demands
nsetnat the Estate to present tho same abide by
Act OF Assembly such case made sud provided. Ard
also cause the TO he ipserte within the
rioj In the Delaware kepubican, newspaper publish
ed IN wilmington, and to be continued therein two
months
t Given under The hand and BE nj of once of H. o
IS. 81 kasister afuresed II New CASTLE In New CATTLE
~ CO. aforesaid, the day and year above written
,,,.,,,. -. &c, FRA IN, Register,
NOTICE an poraous having elsms again, the Ea
tate oil the dreeHHed NUT proRen The duly RtteAt
ed to the Administrators, on n before Jan Ath 1867
or abide the Act of ESs,nhly In Ru ch case sud
provided. DEBORAH 1t. DlLM NORTH,
JAMES liLWOhTH.
CHA RI vs. II. DlLMOkTH,
mar 2no ADM niHtrnt, r..
III ProbAted hills NAV ha left at the Office cf wi
LIAM McOAULLEV, no. t05 Market stro I, Whining
| Dgl,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

tbs lEATHgE AT Qua D0OKs.-The Spring
gsd Mas. RYaJt'cga says; Rev Mr. Denton
agent VI tne blU.e society, has lately explored
si& wards u the city OF Worcester, aud found
tuat 2js families out OF +,O96-nearly one
thld--were destitute Oi TIE B,ole or these
AuliieJ 3sl refused either to buy or accept
the Bible as gilt. Mr.. Denton found G3i
Protestant families in the six wards who Ito
not attend public ~ ,Gship ihe Boston Re
rprasr g.se. ia account .! PARISH in MaIue
llems not menltonrd) h.7lus population Ct
I,suO, u WHOM. 600 CO not at,ead cnuIch.
These are Dul iso4-;ei instances sinong many
showing tuat, f.vm some CAUSE lag,
portion Of Qua New Eaglaud population is no
uoGlug divorces tfou the rca5ious ideas aaC
y,.s:yms ct tIutt fathers Il t'v 0nr religious
H.. r. found the real clgse ut las growing
evilG'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

Nsv IAiiLs COUNTY, March 26th, 1876.
4 pom application VI ii"Hry White, Exeeu toI cf the
~ last will and Testament OF George N. Phillips,
late " WILMINGTON I'D. 10 said County deceased ;R
L OHDRREp And directed by the hesiAtsr that the
Executor atnresaid, give notice Of the granting Of
Letters Teatanontary, upon the Estate Of the de
ceased with the date oil granting thereof eauaihA
be posted within forty deysk the
date OF such Lettern siI ofhe most publ Of
the County Of New Castle ali peraons
demspda sxs'nHt the Entate TO present the sans,
abide by an 40 OF Asaembly nuch Rde ANA
vided. And also the to be inserted Nitfn
the same period adhe Delaware Republican, news.
paper publisbed In Wilmington, aud to be continued
thereintwo months,
\~>-l Giyenundar tina hand and Seal OF ON e OF
g. the Register Aforesaid, AtNsM CaAtle, In New
f-~~~S Castle County aloressid the day and year
above written. ReBERT u. FRAIM, Re fater.
NOflQE. AllpersonH havi aolAlms agsinstthe Es
tate OF thu dsoeaast At present the duly attes
ted to the hI tors, before March 26h, A. D.
laa1, aoide ths Act OF Assembly in Hu~b
and provided. henry WHITE, Executor
April 2-2m Addrt NJ. Ro cklAnd Box. Whining
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

,1pnu NV gAsIta u9uSSfE frGrnsry 2lEt
~ Exec plriI 81 the lasi viii and 4 KtaIneDt OF 20
Turner. late OF ilu ngtou, in said county, drg'd
ordered and directed by iho HAl iIeT thatth. fItt
IlK StOr, aaid, awe notice oftha granting oil Let
TestAuoltary on tho Eatst" OF the dec n tn tLe
OF granting thsreoi b causing EdVertirru,pnth l.
pualod within forty days rom the date Oh Lett
lLsI of the most public placer Of the county Of
lastle. recurring all persona haYiH EdemAndBRP
tho Lsthts, to preHunt the came abide by Act
Assembly In such case made and provided Aud SOY
cause.-the same TO he inserted within The ported
In the Delaware Republican, newspaper bltbed n
Wlfnhn gt9R ,Gnd to lie oontiuuet be months
t>c--l Given under the hand ana Seal of OhiaC I
SbS. the Register qtnreHaid. New CASTLE In New
t~0~-l Gastle county af, resnid tho day and year
above Hrltte H. q. FhhlM, ReRiRttr
NOTlQE,-All eersonE hSyiu4 elsinif EgSiuti be
brtA l-Jf th- Deceased must pIeEtu Tie
enei 10 the iKacutrix, besole February .iH, A.
D, 1861, abida tina ~ Of Assembly easa
mste and provided. PRISCILLA J, TURNER,
feb 20 Sun. EA.tuirX,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
KEGISTkN't DtrICE

~ Nav CASTLE COUNTY. February goth, IHb. .
4 ppk the application Of MARTHA NJ, Town
" ING, EIecutriK OF the laHt viii ard Testament
OF JOHN DOWNING, late OF Wilmington Hundred,
10 said County, deceased; II Il URDFKED and
directed by tho Register that the Kxecut rx atoro
said, give notice Of the eran,ipE Of Letter Ts3
the date of granting thereof causi
to he posted within forty days from The date such
Letters In sI of the most public places the County
OF New Castle, requiring all persons having demAuds
against the Estate to present the abide
ACT OF Assembly In such made aud prov idsd And
also cause thy same to be within the
nod In tho delaware R"B uhlicHn newsusper pub
lshed In Wilmington, aud to be oniinued therein
two months.
~ Given under the hand and Seal ONCE OF the
- Register aforesaid, AT New Castle in New Castle
w. 20. Aforesaid, tho day and year above written
., -. X. q, fKAlM, Register,
hOTIOE-All persons hRving ms az sinHt the rs
tate of tine deceased muGt present the attes
cd to the kIecutfix, before February 2Bth,
1877 OF abide the Act Of Assembly such carp made aud
provided. MARTHA Nj DOWNING
mar Gun E,ecutrix.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

MoRsHip Of WOOD DIR. Cullen, Roman
Catholic Archbishop OF Dublin, has issued the
following in relation TO the cattle plague
TO all Catholics would recommend the use
each day, OF the prayers against pestllence
which are found IN all prayer books, or those
contained IN the missal. I'would also recon-
meud .hcm 10 get ,heir parks aud fields bless
I'd With prayers given In the Roman ritual,
sLd also To- erect ere sses ia their lands, and
keep them in their dwellings, in tue hope that
THIS emblem Of tho triumph Ct Christ over his
enemIez may put TO fight the powers vi dark
ness ana preserve us from their wicked IEhI-
ence Guolic aud private prayers, holy water
and the crOss, are looked on by inhdelity or
hereHy AS things to be deBpised but every pious
Catholic SHOWS their virtue and efficacy
Would 10 Il ID that all these meas of obtnin-
ing assistance from Heaven were in more gen e
esAl use, and especially thst the Image aud
cross o. our kedeemer were more commonly
erected objects OF veneraIi- n, and as memo
rails oil HE sgtieriags vi our Lord, ia market
places ard AT cross roads, according to lue
ri-gs Practice vi our tlreflthers III tue lattu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

MN CAHrLs CnUgTY, Rel. 9TH, IHlB.
1 pom the application Of lEliU FORWARD, Adminia
wine Hu ndred, In said County, deoUased il ia OR
DEhkD and dir-ctsd by the Register that the Admin
istTator notice OF the granting Letters
Of naturalization upon til. Eftste of he with
the date OF granting hereof By causing adv
10 be posted hin forty day from dste Of such ct
isrH six OF the muat public places of III Corns Of
ssalust the Estate, to grer.s abide nv
Act OF Assembly oh rtLVP ana pro vidPh. nd
also cause the same to be irartsd Nitb the
riod In the Delaware Repu can newspaper publish
50 In WilnlnEtop. and to be conliuutd iheT"in two
~ Given under the and aud Zeal OF on &c Of the
~ Co. aiorsHaid, the day aud l9ar above yr,'sn
NOTIoE.-All persons having claims sEsiuei he We
ed TO the AdmiustrAtor, IN or before the 21tb JAy
OF Feb A. D., 1881, abide the At Of Assembly
in eli male and provided. JEHU FORWARD
Mar ! AN hdmlnlHirhtor.
EQUALITY TO All. UnVormiy Of prtoss~
A Ncw Feature nj Bssiness. Every one HIS
O,va Salesman Jones a Co, Of the Crescent one
price Clothing store. No. O0A Market street. above
Sixth, Philadelphia. 10 addition TO having tho lar
COST most sried and fashionable stock OF Clothing
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail ssles, wo
have constituted evory one his salesman by hay
ng marked in figures on ovoTy article the very low
est price 1t DO sold for they cannot possible
vary-al must buy alike Ihs goods are ell spongsi
and prepared and great paiss TAI len with the u g.
king go thai all buy with the full Sssursn Of
getting COED article at tho worry lowest price Also,
large stock Of PIECE GOODS hand, of the latest
STYLES and qualities which will be made to order in
the most fashionable and best manner, 10 poi cent.
below credit prices. E4- Remember the Crescent
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