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there is very little doir small sales of OienueRos are
reported at l1lAc per IL, currency
FLoUR-The market ia more active, but prices remain
i.,l lota oip "~N~
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BnItimore DIarIxet.

BALTIMORE July 26-CoFFEE-we report sales of
200 bags Rio at 1sc; 100 do at 16 to 1870 quality
gold.
ding Upland held at $50. Sales light.
FLoUR-We notice to-day reaction of SOC per bbl on
high grades of City Mills Extra and Baltimore brands
Family The market generally continues dull; the only
sales reported were 100 bbls Western (winer) Extra,
medium quality, at SIX; 100 do choice at $l2H We
also report sale OF several hundred bbls City Mills
Super spring wheat at S9 100 bbls Pennsylvania Rye
Flour SO 621s. No sales OF Corn Meal. Quotations at
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

On Saturday there but little Cotton on the mraket
and such as was offered held at such high figures
that buyers were unable to purchase We
have sales to report.
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s,n ils was on her pssath was in her look
TIoN BrTrERs."
8. T--1880--X.
few bottles OF PLANTATION BrTTERs
Will oure Nervous Headache.
:" Sour stomach and Fetid Breath. hf'
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Despondency.
Prostration; Great Weakness.
sanow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 30.
LIVER vi r. ooMpIHINT eSeIItn n AND DYSPEPSIA.
1t s estimated that even-tenths Of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
son the entire ayste and exhibit the above
After long research able to present the most
the world has produced within ono year over s1
hundred m and forty thousand persons have taken the
Il is most efectual tonic and agreeable stimulant
suited to all conditions Of Life.
The reports that It relies mineral substa for
ts active properties wholly FALSE For the salts.
faction of the public and that patients may consult
CALIsaIA BAaKNceiebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsa
vito Of s
afterwards sold by the for TIE enormous price Of
its ,gcgM in siluer under the Jes Po,o-
ders. and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
of France. humboldt makes especial reference to is
febrfuge qualities during his South American travels
of the stomach and bowels.
DANDELIos-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
Bical affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For enfeebled Digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatc. stmulant and tonic
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
WINTERaRzKN-For ncrofula, rheumatsm
ANIsE-An aromatic carminative creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
root eto.
8. T.-1860..-X
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 28-6 P. M.-TURpEsr1SK.-No
1change In prices Only about 48 bbs received and
at oo for virgin IS 06 for yellow Dip and 81 SAX
sP1nITs TunPEsTIsE.-Market inactive; no sales re-
ported
RosIN-sales Of 50 bbls low No at $2 and 81 do No
at 81 per bbl.
CoTroN.-16 bales changed hands at 50 cents for mid
ding
CoRN.-Sales OF 2796 bushels Hyde county white at
13H to 20; and $3.50 do from Baltimore at 81 10 for
yellow and 81 rs per bushel for white
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

- hoCHfsrEA, N. December %, 1851.
Measrs 7. Il. DRAKE & COL have been great suf-
erer fom Dyspepsa for three years. and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
now nearly well man. have recommended them in
several cases, and as far M know always with signal
benefit lam, respectfully yours
Rev. j. g. CATHORN,
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Foreign Markets.

INDn-BoMBAY, July e-Cotton Arm and advancing.
Freights to Liverpool. 70 Cd.
CALCUTTA, July 6-Exchange Ais Xd Freiphte Ana
The Bank OF Bengal has reduced i rate of discoupt
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpos, July 10
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PhiIadeiphia Mnrket.

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Oorros-There 10 no
sterlsl change to notice in price demand; small
aes OF mtddngs making at SO to $50 per b for up
GRocERrEs-Cofee 10 firmly held at the late adynnce
us we hear OF no sales worthy Of notice. In Sugar
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PHILADELPHIA. l0ib Month, 18th Day, 1862
RHspEoTKD FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the Of thy Plantation Btters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles more
Thy friend ASA CURRD,
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New York Market.
-.@~,-- -rx--r-

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Friday, Julv
is plenty and very choice signatures are
wanted at TOT q cent. few double names, well
Gold opened at 149f. and without much activity ad
vanced steadily to $50. closing at 149zS.
silver is moving moderately at Q to 7Ho below the
Foreign Exchange is duh. Some lines of leading
the outside rate We quote: Bills so days on London
lot to l08 for cormercia 1OS 100 for bankers do
1s do at short sisht os .; Antysrp nss g ia
to o 10; Swiss l7H to 10; Hamburg. se1 to S7Il;
7sX to 70; Prussian thaers, 73 to II.
me stock market opened with increased buOyancy.
PRODUCE MARKET.
FEW YORK. July 26-BREA EApsrUFFs--The market for
state aad western -four steady for the low grades but
sales are 5000 bbs at s6 so to 40 superne State
So 90 10 DO M 30 &c fos no. extra state ss to for
Ohio lowe &C. and Sc 70 to 80 for extra do including
Louis ut $40 to IL 49, winter do at SI to IA clos
Ing heavily. We quote:
E1trs State. .....................6 TOO 80
super Meetern. 500 a
Extra Ohio Round Hoop q o0g oO Q ~ ~
Extra Ohio Round Hoop (trade) 6o@Il rs
ExIe Genesee Observation-Disclosures. 90 o.
soUrHEaT FIoUaTiere i: but little inqui1y. q % and ID
prices are easier Sales made Of 250 bbe 80
TO 10 30 for common. and $l1 to Is 80 and
Dranoo-
CANADIAN FLouR-Is nominally the Same. Small aales
were made at So 25 to 6s for common and SO rs 70
IL Is for extra brands.
RYE FLoun-The market 10 inactive. Bales were made
of 90 bbls at Sc to 9 so.
CoRN MEAL-Is in limited request at about former
ratea.
WHnATEThere 10 Q fair buainess doing. partly specu
ate ut full rates The sales 46 bushes at 81 &c
for rejected Mwaute 81 rs for Good Chicago 81 95 to
2 for new No Milwauke. 90 as for old amber Michi
gan. and 81 e. rs for new amber Delaware.
RIE-The market 10 Inactive. We notice sales OF 1000
buahels Western at 87Ko
same. >
OATs-The market 10 quite active and prices arc In
the sellers favor Sales made 65 600 bushels al
to1o TO 41o for Chicago 4s to $40 for Milwaukee and
to zoo for Jersey new.
CoRN.-rhere is . fair demand at UNCHANGED nsures
The sales bushels s4 $50 for western
mixed, mainly at 8lKc and 900 for Western yellow.
CoFTEl.-The market Is quiet but steady. We do moi
learn Of any largo sales.
CoTToN.-There is moro doing, and prices were
strengthened little by the European advces received
by the Hibernian The lales in sman lots ship
pers and spinners, and include bales We quote
Upland. F7orida. Mobile. NOGT
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8. T.---1860.---X.

Another wonderful Ingredient of great use among
the Spanish ladies' OF south America impartng beauty
to the complexion and briancy the mind ia vet mn
known to the commerce of the world and we withhold
its name for the present.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AWAY WITH SPEOTAOLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without speotaoles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Address
Z. b. FooEE' NJ D.. Ne. llso Broadway, New York.
November
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GRAIs.-There is very little wheat coming forward
and 1t s held firmly at eserdays quotations Sales OF
i600 bushels new red at 50 e6 to 50 10 per bushe and
l4OO bushels spring at O5 Rye Is steady Mt 81 The
receipts of corn small and It is held with moro
frmness Sales OF 1900 bushels yellow at % to ESQ and
1700 bushels mixed at 90c. Oats unchanged 8OU
bushels Delaware sold at &c. 1900 bushels Western
at &c. 1900 bushels light old Maryland at e7 and 1900
bushels Pennsylvania In lots at 63 to CSC per bushel
The receipts to-day folIows $40 bbs our $500
bushels wheat; SU76 bushels corn, and $3.50 bushels
oats
PRov1s1oNs-The receipts and stocks continue light
but equal to the demand Small sales making s33
bbl for pork al to 26c for plain and
bagged hams; 10 to zoe for picked do; I6 to 1e 10
for salt shoulders; to 22c for pme lard in bbls
tcs aud 23 to 27c per ID for butter as to quality
SEKDs-In cloverseed there is nothing doing We
quote prime at 81 per "a lbs Timothy is held at
SO 20 per bushel, but we hear Of sales Flaxseed
sells n arrival at SO 35.
WHIsKEY-Sma sales of bbls making at 81 "a for
Pennsylvania, and 50 20 per gallon for Ohio
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, July 26.-CoTroN-The cotton marke,
yesterday opened fat with few inquiries and little
Offering Tho depression OF the Now York market and
unfavoraoe news from Liverpool has had tendency "a
depress the srket here. Holders asking from
Ito SIC for Middng while buyers Offering but 500
me New York noon dispatches reported the market
steady ut SO to 9Sc
We give the quotations nominal.
Good ordinary. ary.......................2 27@2s
SLOW midding. ing..............-.......,. 29@S0
Ni1uS .Sl9o1
strict middlng. g.........................83@ .83@33x
Good middling. ng.......................,3
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~ OOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS CELE
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand
made from the choicest materials, is mild and
smoilicntin Its nature, fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial In its action upon the skim Fol
sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February 1vr
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sHERMA,ssHousE. CHICAGO. Ill. /

6HKRlfAisoHoUsE, CHICAGO, m.,l
February H. 1853.
MKssRs P. Il. DRAKE & Co.:-Please send us another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bitters. morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c, GAGE q WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has not heretofore been
possible.
The public may rest assured that in case will the
perfectly standard Of the PLANTATION BIrrRRs be
departed from. Epery bottle bears he dc-simie of our
Signature steel plate engraving. or & ca.net be gen
tinc.
Any person pretending TO sell PLANTATION BIrrEns in
bulk or BY The gallon is siondler and importer Beu are
of refHed bottles. See Aat our Private Stamp 70 UNnu
TILA1ED epeTv corkl
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Dealers
the country.
P. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Anrii 20 tmv1vr
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ga smile was on her np-health was In her look
strength was In her STEP and In her hands-PLANrA
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however learn OF any sales.
sALT-The market 10 steady. The sales include 5000
bushels Curracoa, and 1000 bushels 1urks Island on
private terms.
sUoAR-Raw 10 In fair demand from .he rehners and
grocers at unchanged figures. We quote fair good
refining st 10H to 1lc. The sales 1869 hhds Cuba
at 10 to l2Nc; 81 hhds Porto Rico ut IL 13c; 200
hhds French leland private terms and 1905 boxes
Havana at OK TO 12Ho There 10 good demand for re-
nned at full rates We quote soft yellow st II to l6Hc;
soft white at 15X to 1870 aod crushed powdered and
granuls'ed at 16X to Ito
TALLow-Remansa about the same. The sales IN clude
IooOOO los H l2 to 121c, closing at lax to 12c for
prime city.
g. 900 los Mt 90 to 22ko
GnEAsE-sales made OF ss 900 lbs at II to l2xo
1EAs-Teas-There 10 q very liberal business quoted
to-day, including salcs OF 5000 half chests ooonqs 20O
90 sapsIs goo half chests ooionR and $50 do green's
WHIsKEY-Is in limited request at 50 40 10 25 for
State and Western.
FhxroHrsTo Liverpool $4,000 bush corn at 4to 1,<d:
100 hhds tobacco at 7s8d per steamer 400 brles
cotton az Hd Brig hence to Bordeaux with petroleum
on private terms and bark henc to Bristol Ohann al
for orders, with corn on private terms,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

The receipts from Internal Revenue
on the 4th, we're upwards Of one million eight
hundred Thousand dollars.
The steamers Argo and City of Paris
took from New York, en- Saturday, about 81.
900, 600 an government bonds. =
The wires of the INSTRUMENTATION
telegraph have heen stretched a distance of
us miles above New Westminster, in British
Columbia.
Suit has Eeen brought against Secre-
tary Stanton for imprisonment by military
commission, ana several more such suits are
contemplated
The 259th anniversary of the landing
of the first English colony in Maine, was eel
ebraied at Fort POpham, near the mouth OF
the Kennebec river, on Wednesday.
The delegate from the Methodist
Conference in Ireland to the Methodist Con-
terence IN this country, who arrived recently
died at Cincinnati Monday, Of cholera.
The losses by fire in the United
States for the FIRST six months Of ls66, aud
where more than t2l 000 worth OF IrOperty
was pOnsumed, foot mp $50, 600.
A report from San Domingo, one OF
the West India Islands states that project
for its annexation to the United States mas
been cOnsummated.
A soldier sixty-five years of age, be,
longing to the 18TH regiment, in Toronto, re-
ceiVed fifty lashes on his bare back the Other
Gay. for getting drunk.
Returns received by the Medical De,
partment from all the military hospitals in the
country. show that on the 10th of August
last. there were less than ], 500 patients under
medical treatment.
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PEIfSnNAI..

Queen Emma of the Sandwich
Islands, has bid goodbye to New York aud
started for home. Sne goes via AspinWall
and San Francisco.
MIR. Dent, Gen. Grants father-in-law,
was suddenly Frustrated 10y paralysis aud
commissions SUNDAY, at Washington. In the
evening he was much better.
An affecting little incident is related
Of Gen. Grant, which well illustrates the char
acter OF the man. ON Friday, boy, while at
temnting tO shake hands with the General. fell
under the wheels of his carriage and shat
tered his leg. He was carried home, but sent
word that he wanted to see the General, and
he, with DT. Barnes, called upon the boy
Upon leaving, the General told the boy to
write him a letter when he recovered, that
he might be Of service to him
Judge Abel has addressed letter to
Gen. Sheridan, through the New Orleans pa
pers, defending himself against the charge of
being a dangerous man. He says IN his judi
ciaI station he knows naught but hdehtytO
the State and humanity to the unfortunate,
regardless OF color. ULtil the assembling OF
the w0uId-be convention on the 9Oth OF July,
the civil courts of the State were faithfully
administered and the laws as effectually pre-
served as in any city of the Union. NOtwith-
standing the disbanding of two armies and q
large Influx Of negroes. he firmly believes not
a drop OF blood would have been shed had the
military been half as earnest as he was ia OPP
posing the attempted usurpati0n. He says
since the Fe-estsbhshment of civil authority
IN Louisiana the status of Northern men has
been one Of perfect safety.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-15
POLITICAL.

Governor Meagher, of Montana, or
dered an election for Territorial Legislature
10 be held on the 81 Of September.
Hoo. +. G. Beaman has been renom-
instoI by the Republicans of the First Con-
grtlsional District Of Michigan.
The National Union State COnven-
ton Of Michigan held IN Detroit, Tuesday,
nat a State ticket in the field headed by Gen.
4. G. Williams for Governor
Governor Ward, of New jersey, has
been elected Chairman OF the National Union
Executive Committee TO nil the place Oh
Henry J. Raymond.
The Convention of Southern Loyal
rats aud their Northern sympathlZers met IN
Philadelphia Monday. There is a large and
enthusiastic attendance
Hon. James Harlan, late of the In
terror Department, has accepted an invitation
to canvass Indiana. Colonel lngers0ll has
consented to extend his work in Illinois
for two or three weeks longer.
The President has accepted an invi-
tation to visit st Louis. His party will leave
Chicago on Friday morning for springfield,
and thence leave for st. LOUIS
Colonel Charles r. Phelps, the pres
ent representative of the Sd district OF Mary
Iand m Congress, has been TenOminated by
the conservatives.
Henry p. Ross has been nominated
for Congress in the Fifth Pennsylvania Dis
trict by the democrats and T.. b. Taylor by
the republicans Daniel A. Lincoln WAS nom
mated by tho republicans OF the Reading DIS
tTict.
Tie vote for Governor aud Lieuten-
ent Governor of Texas, as counted by the
Legislature Is for Governor j. w. Throck-
morton. 49. 277; +. NJ. Pease. l2,l6S. For
Lieutenant GOveraOr-GeO. W. Jones, 4S,yOSi
l. Lindsay; ID, ia. ThrOckmOrtOn's msjOrity
Is %, I09.
The gubernatOrial election IN Yer
mont took place on the 4th, resulting in the
election of Paul Dillingham;, Republican. So
far all the t-wns heard from report Repub-
Iican members to the Legislature but two.
Republicans claim gain of 5000 ON last
years vote.
Several hundred leading Republicans
of the 9Th district of Massachusetts,, have
pTs scented a written request to General Il. +.
Butler to accept nomination for Congress
The General accepts, and says; The pOnucai
OpiniOns upon which shall act have been
very recently declared, 50 that it can hardly be
necessary to reiteTate them here"
A call has been issued by Adlutant
General James X. Proudft, earnestly appeal
ing to Wisconsin soldiers to let il be known
that they fought for a purpose IN the late war,
and mean to see the Union restored AZ such
manner that secession and rebellion shall be
hopeless by securing full representation an
the Soldiers Mass Convention at Plttsburg,
on the 25th, to endorse the Congressional
policy OF reconstruction in the late rebel
states. liz Il requested that notice may be seat
to him when delegations are appointed.
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Indigestion and InnutrltIon,

foundation of Consumption. All scientific ply
sicians admit this, and nearly all are becoming
convinced that pure liquor, combined with
vegetable remedies, which acts directly on the
digestive organs, are the remedies indicated.
1t is admitted by our most learned physi-
clans, that DIR. Roback's Bitters combine the
properties of gentle laxative, an efficient
anti-Bilous agent, and the best stomachic
known to the world. 1t is also acknowledged
by practical chemists to be the safest and sur
est preventative to Bilious arrangement;
regulating the system and giving tone to the
digestive organs.
Ladies in delicate health will find it suited
to their use; it is also highly recommended to
mothers while nursing. IL contains inUigO-
rating polCers for eneTUGted systems
CoNvALEsCESTs should use the Bitters to
strengthen the postrstion which always fol-
lows acute disease.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-15

The rebellion In China continues. An
imperial force had been defeated by the rebels
IN the province of Nankin.
The treaty of peace between Austria
and Prussia was finally signed on the 23d of
August. Bohemia was to be completely evac-
uated IN three weeks after exchange OF ratifi-
cations.
The PTussian Diet Is engaged in the
discussion of the bill 10 indemnify King Viii
liam for his violation of the constitution in
imposing taxes and raising funds for the sup
port Of the war without the consent Of Parma
ment.
The London Morning Post in its city
article says the British government have not
only agreed 20 an imperial guarantee for the
"a 40. 600 loan required for the British North
American Confederation, but have also con-
scented to guarantee a further sum for the
purchase by Canada of the hudson Bay terri
tory, which 1t is considered should be luclu ded
IN the Confederation.
the London Times of the 1St, in view
of the questions arising between England and
America, growing out of the recent war IN
the United States, and the recent raid OF the
Fenians into Canada, urges the British Gov
eminent to take into serious consideration
the feasibility, If not the necessity, of so ex-
tending The provisions of the neutrality laws
as to hold the different Governments to a
strict liability for ali violations Of Law COM
mitted by subjects of each.
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NOW TO sow WINTER WHEAT.

Early sowing has the prime adyan-
tage, that the seed can be put in deep
enough to secure the roots against the
heaving of frosts in the time of winter
bare ground. 1t will also occupy the
plants in getting mp so as to be pro-
lection against the Hessian fly in the
fall, aud by having good sturdy roots,
the plants will push ahead In the spring
and come in ahead of the nudge. Early
sown wheat should always he put in
the lowest depth it will bear and not
duplicate the root crown: this on light
ground may be as deep as two or three
inches. 1t you must SOW broadcast,
cover with a two horse cultivator or
light gang plows. - Ohio Farmer.
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RESUME OF TIE NEWS OF THE WEEK.


CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
John HOLSTERS house, at BuhalO' n.
Y. was entered Sunday by robbers, Wille me
inmates were az church, and $25,oeO, hOsN!
in government bonds, stolen.
Geo. IL. Briggs was arrested IN New
York CITY, ON the ID, charged with embezzllng
tie funds of the Nassau Bank, TO the amount
- -, bundred Thousand dollars. MIR. Briggs
Confessed the theft, and, unfortunately Tor the
bapk. Also acknowledged that he had lost the
larger part Of it by gambling
George Trussell, notorious gambler,
,vbose name has been a familiar one TO Chica-
90 for A number of years past, was shOt dead
IN a saloon on Randolph street, in that 6ssy
on Tuesday night, BY his former mistress
Wollie Trussell, a name almost equally nOtO,
ri1us IL was the contamination OF q pro-
tracted quarrel OF two years standing.
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To Mothers-Holloway,s PlIIs.-Thou

sands of lovely females in the Spring-time Of
womanhood, have been rescued from an
untimely grave by the agency of these medi-
cines When the sprigltliness of the romp is
changed to apathy and internal suffering, and
the glow of health to the sallow hue of cank-
ering disease, it is a crisis which requires the
maternal attention and solcitude, and for
which the pills will be found an efficient rem
edy. They are equally eficscious IN the
autumn or turn OF life-the most critical
period of womsn's existance. Sold by all
druggists.
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Hempsted's

New musIe.-At III. N. Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing House,
4lO Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal aud instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed on receipt of the
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-15

DIR. y. Wilbur, magneEfc Physician viii
cure the sick at his residence, Sol milwaukee, Street
Milwaukee, Wis, until further notice. Also cure
at any distance by sendinv magnet'zed paper
Send handwriting, subscribed envelope, and four
red stamps. He will publish in the MILWAUKEE
different diseases.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-15

MEssRs. II. JOHNSON Il Col have used
your German Soap" aud find it, far The pur-
poses yOR garanteed it, the heat soap have
ever used. HANNAH bULFIN.