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Chicago VI arket.
CHICAGO, April 10. 1867


From the Journal of last evening
Inc Gram market to-day dragged heavily and the
Duoyancy which we have noticed for several DAYS
Is apparently disappearing Prices are lower on ali
than buyers at the decline, 0 90ii0i'
Provisions are firmly held and the market is rather
RE active New Pork for cash is firm al 800 5na55 n
r pnyer the month at $500 Light Mess Porly sold
10 ' eN enI OF iUO DFs at S2225. Sweet Picked Hams
are 4uet with light at l2c packed Lard Is mod
and nominally unchanged O''
There is a dun and heavy market for Wheat today
ana the market closes inactive nominal decline 81
a3@c per Dshel, as No Spring cannot be sold AT any
from S2-40a2.42 -i7e "
Corn opened moderately active but subseonon+lv
weakened declined &C. and closed with sellers but no
buyers of No. at s. OF,
Oats are tame, and Salc lower, closing ouet at 50l.
assoc for No. ,. " 80
Rye neglec ed, and 5a7e lower with light sales at
s. IS for No. q.
Barley is dull and the sales are small at SOC for Re
leCted in store. ~ -
Butter, there is material al Grafton 70 notice in
values The demand is almost exclusively O. 1.feJ 70
strictly cnoce giades suitable for table use common
butter is in large supply and dull We quote
5 rilme 10 ,oice lDalfy per pound 26aa8
Common 70 medium Firkin :" .......... - 90 *
Cheese. the demand is moderately active and he
market without decided change. We quote: 80
New York Factory (genuine) ........... 21672a
Factory ILLINOIS ..-.......-............ i95520
Hamburg ........... ........ .. 59S5 81
western stdtts ........ 100 IA
western reserve. .,.--......... 1IGgTG
Potatoes,-Suppv fair and market toierabIy asfiyle
at s0as5c. IN ''0i0
Eggs;--The market is wellsuppled and lower. with
sales at l5al7c per dozen. ~ "''A
Milwaukee Market
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ReOerend dfd De0r sir:-Your letter coming
personally TO me did not receive the usual prompt
at ention. At the time it reached me- | was quite
unWel and unable TO attend to it and unfortunate
ly 1t was mislald hence the delay l am again quite
well and hasten to explain the seeming neglec and
10 answer your inquir es. The sad condition OF tie
Sou,h does not can forth the sympathy which the
necessities amand. and contributions come in very
slowly. / think the Nery liberal sum which you eX-
pect.to raise would be more prOGtabiy expended Ell
her in st. Louis or Louisville. corn is much
cheape lGere tnau with us and there IL a consider
able amount OF destg tuition GA the southern line OF
Tennessee and northern lines OF Georgia and Aiabt-
ma which can be more readily reached from The
north, If however you prefer sending IT to Treas
u'e we will be most thank al for H. and VIII expend
il in the most economical manner.
regret 10 say that we are not having that assiS-
lance from the Navy Department which we had Il
right to expect and have now 10 send down supplies
by private steamers and we have determined 10 use
al the funds entrusted to Us simply ia the purchase
OF corn.
The Government appropriation will relieve many
but there is so widespread famine that ali that
private charity can do,WiN be Of the utmost use
am ReveIond and Dear SIR
Yours very truly,
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SP ETE.FE .s'OTETES.
Free to EvervbodV

Large pp. Circn ar Civ ing Information Of ,fe
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
Il teaches how the homely may become beau,, a.,
the despised respected ar the forsakeu loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to seua
their address, and receive copy post paid, by re
turn mail address P. o Drawer, o.,
Sn6m37 Trov \ v
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milwaukee, MARKET
MILwAUKEE, Ami, 10

"lL"AUKEE, April 10.
FLoUR-Firm. Sales ok at $3.50 X at SIN Is
12.2I "a -
WHEAT-Quiet at s2.75 for 10. I; 81. IS for No ..
81 35 Tor No. and 81 .o5 for Rejected w. -
CoEy-Sales At s114 for No. i, and 81 IA for New
ShelIed. Wv
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An RGff6cGual Worm Medicine
Brown Verm,ifuge Commits,

An RGffGcEuaI Worm Medicine
Brown Veranifuge Comnts,
Or Worm LozrNGEs Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children and adults, attributed to other causes
occasioned by worms. BROWN 3 WORN CoMFITs,
although ehectual in destroying worms, can 90 Q
possible injury 10 the delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully used by
physicians, and ound TO be safe and sure in era Ii
eating worms, so hurtfu TO children.
Children having Worms. require irnmed
ate aHehuon. as neglect OF he trouble often causes
p~olonge sickness.
symptoms OF Worms rs children are
often overlooked Worms in The stomach and bowels
cau'e irritation, which can be removed only by the
use OF sure remedy The comb;na tion ugred ients
used in making B"Oaon'S - Fern1itltGe Com6ts,' is
such rs to give the best possible feet with safety
CuRTtS BROWN, Proprietors New York Sold
BY a.t Dealers IN Medicines, at % cts q box 1v51
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Helm for the South.

lA6Ip 4UI UUo IONOII'
Ii will be remembered that public meeting was
called some time since the object of which was to
take measures towards raising by contrib ntion, q
small sum towards the relief OF southern destitu-
ton. 1t at that time thought best to defer
lion for time, until more definite information could
be procured.
The following letter from the Chairman of the
Southern Relief Commission Of New York, to Rev.
w T. SMITHETT, of this city, shows that the neces-
sty Tor aid still exists
New YORK. 81 West 10TH ST.
April 3D., 1867.
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Oontributors--By Josh Billings.

No notls will be took-from this date
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES letters that haint got IA
postage stamp onto them.
Don't write only on one side of the man
uskript, and don't write much onto that
Don't send a manuscript unes you can
read it yourself after it gets dry
We pay, oil the way up the hill, from ten
cents to one dollar for contri buttons accord
ing to the heft.
And settlements made promptly at the
end of next eHsueing year.
Poetry and prose pieces are respectfully
solicited.
The highest market price pade for awful
raIeroad smashes, and Opponents with an
mother mans wife.
No swearing allowed in our paper,
Isaac-your Article on frogs is received.
Your idea frogs might be increased by
propagashun," is bully.
Your idea that frogs was discovered by
christopher Columbus in the year 1892, "
has slipped my memory.
Yu also say that frogs grow more bob
tailed as they grow older" This is too
good to be entirely lost.
Noah--we very humbly decline your es
say on the food,
Your remarks might possibly lead one.
more man to think as you do, and we don't
want our columns to be held responsible for
increasing the number of phoos.
The world has already got more phools
than there is any need OF.
There amt no doubt in mi mind but
that the food was perfect success and /
have thought that another just snch an one
would pay well in some sections OF the
country.
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90 A1 NG ER GA. e..
OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday. Anril LII 1SG- Z

GRAIN MARKET-There is a material advance
IN all descriptions of grain, but provisions are
steady and unchanged in prices. We quote No.
sprng " wheat neat $22oq2 CO. No $lSoQ2 TO- and re-
Corn IN the ear. 40@45. Rye, 81 20.
PltONISIONS.--Butter 2502Sc. Eggs 160l7c
Potatoes are and good varieties bring 66G65
common soc. Dressed Hogs lower with sales
at $1,000 90.
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Ladies' Repository.

The April number OF this excellent Magazine is at
hand 1t contains two fine steel engravings. and
the usual amount OF interesting and valuable mat
ter. II has TO superior in this country and deserves
a large support at the hands of our people ey-
erywhere. Published by Poe : Hitchcock, Chicago
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ADJoURNMENT-The Legislature has passed
the resolution submitting to the people an
amendment to the Constitution, extending the
elective franchise to women. This body ad-
journs finally today.
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Know thv Destiny.


MADAME F. Thor roN, the gceat English Astrol l-
sSt Claivoyant and psych,metrician who has aston
lshed the scientific classes Old World has nuw To-
Gated hersel at hudson n. Y. Madame Thornton pos
sesses such wonderful powers sight as to ena
Die her to mpart kno ledge of the greatest Importance
TO the single married either SEX While in state
r&nee she delneates he very person on
are |" LARRY and by the aid of rument Of intense
power known as the Psyehomorope gu grantees To- tr
d0ce fe-like picture the future husband or wife Of
the arpaut together with date of mari position m
life leading traits fcharacter, &C. This is 40 hunbus
rs thousands Of Testimonials can assert She VIII send
hen desired certified certificate or written
that the picture is what it pnrpor.s be BY encosq
small lock Of hair md stating place Of birth arc dis,
81 TO- ana enclosing iftv cents and slammed ervel.
addressed to yourself You will receive the picture
desired Information ny mail. All corlnuni atlus
saeredly confidential. Address in confidence MADAME
Eff THORNTON, P. 0. Box 225, Hudson, ~ Y. spnly37
81 You've LADY returning to her country home al
ter sojourn of few months the City hardly
ognzed by he friends. place . a COARSE rustic
nus ed face, she had soft ruby complexion Of smos
marble smoothness and instead twenty-thIee be re
ally appeared bnt eighteen Upon inquiry she
OF SO great change she plainly old that thai she
used the CIRCaS SLIM BALM AID considered it an
invaluable acauistio any Ladys toilet BY its use
any Lady Gentleman improve their personal APP
pearonce an hundred fold 1t is simple in It's combina-
tomas nature herself is simple yet unsurpassed in
ehcacy IN drawing in purtes from also healing cleans
ing and Identifying the skin and complexion BY its al
rect action the cutice it draws from It all its impu1
ties kindly healing th same leaving the surface
Nature Intended it should be, clear soft smooth ana
eautitu Price 81, by mail express Gu pt OF
an order w. /. CLARK K Co, Chemists,
sphi 81 No. West Fayette St, Syracuse. r.. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the
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The real Fe'pau French Pills cure sickness at the
stomach, venting and heartburn. See notice. Sold
by a Druggists
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STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT Il he
following is a statement of the National
debt, April LIST, 1867
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Debt bearing coin
interest ...........Sl, 100 3St, 19l.S0
Debt bearing cur
rency INTEREST,". 73I2sO ,7SO00
Matuled debt
presented for
payment. -. Il, 285, G5S. 80
Debt, bearing no
inerest...t.... AT 225.34396
Total s., ,713, 37418
Amount in Treasury:
Coin. ........... $l05,956 4iT22
Currency - BPS, 1926 so
Total. o::5,..,.,. $140, 283 8O3.74
Treasury ............,.. SO, 528 $50 O7O.44
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agaaAgs EgREl e

NEWBURY-SAGE.-I In this city April 10, 1857, by
Rev. W. 7. smithett George G. Newbury. and
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Sage all of Kenosha.
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MARRIAGES AND CELtBACY, an Essa
OF warning and Instruction for oung men Alec Dis
eases ana Abuses which prostrate the vital powers wiz
sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge ed
nyeO pes Address, Dr.. j. SIX IIIIN HGUGtiT o. How.
d AssOci alton, Phiadep hiu Pa 1v47
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BDES SOLUTION
Fruit Trees, Crane Vines. BE.

vii he nv I'D stana nnder Lvma. = p..t,..,
sons Stor- the Lat w. K of April With the Is~gss,
md best stock Apple and other Trees in tn mar
ket. " ~ ''4'-
Aava added largely 10 nv own stock hr sala.5ior,
from the Nrrse~v or c PIurnb. Madison W.. AKA
other reliable Nu~s-r an will have fue stock If
WINTER APPLES
ad8Nte5 to the Northwest, wAich viii SEP as low
as sn6h Trees can be bought AZ any reIiabls
Nur'ery, thus saving my customers the II pack
ing and transportation. 9wf5
STEPHEN GALE
Selma, KenoshA. AnriI NTH 1897
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THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
PURCHASE OF THE TIMES.

On Saturday last the Democratic Executive
Committee had long interview with him on
the subject, and today it is stated they will
90 to him prepared to make terms at once to
buy him out. The paper thus purchased will
be for the purpose of supporting the straight
man, at the approaching charter election
STORY is in fact good illustration of the old
adage between two stools he comes to the
ground" The Republicans don't trust him for
they say he has too dirty record, while the
Democrats repudiate HIM on account OF ms
black republican heresies and all his affected
iubilaton over the Connecticut election, don't
win them mite.
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~ This is season for Coughs and Colds: those suf
Ierlhg WIN spcll, or any Affection OF Throat or
Lungs Will find DE-. STBICKLAND's ''Alenifuous Cough
Balsam an excellent remedy; in fact all his Medicines
are worthy the confidence of our readers See Adver-
'lSeheht' 4W45
VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AFFLIcrED.-Dr. srRIoK-
LAND, IN reply 10 numerous applications for advice
WSheS 10 INFORM those who afflicted. that they may
consult nm on all Acute hronic Diseases by letter
stating the age, symptoms, &c with fee OF two dol
lars encIosed Or y has obtained great nOtoriey
experienced PHYSICIAN both in Europe and America.
peclaly IN the treatment of Chronic Complaints after
other doctors nave failed to effect Those suffer
ing should Immediately send for prescription by adj
dressing Df. y STRICKLAND, Cincinnati, Ohio ly45
BRANDRETH'T PILLs.-Our theory: Local
disease, whether of The stomach and bowels eularge>
ment of the joints rheumatic palms, 2uecus erup>
tons, even dyspep'ic co pIli boils. or whatever
form of such LEGAL disease puts on, are so May
'pRooFs" of disoreered state Of the blood and
bowels, which
BRANDRErH'S PILLS
correct ard cure EXPERIENCES and 40 600 certificates
say.this is 50. 4w42 b. BRANDRETH.
MARRIAGES AND CELtBAGY. an Fssa
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President Johnson has been i'll for the past
few days and was worse yesterday.
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'GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACoRNs GROW
The national democracy have not forgot
ten the teachings Of the child's primer they
used to study. The National Executive
Committee of the National Democratic AS
ISOLATION, on the receipt of the news that
the doubtful state Of Connecticut had gone
democratic by FIVE or six hundred majority,
called meeting at Washington, and passed
clarifying resolutions, congratulating the
country that the reiga Of Red Republrauism
is drawing nigh It's end, and that the people
are determined to overthrow the Northern
rebellion against the principles of the Con
stitntinn
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HeimbOld's Fluid Extract Buc hsl is pleas
ant taste and odor, free from all injurious properties
and imme diate in its action. eo,yfy35
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BOOK BgNnFMG.

BOOKS 20 he Repaired, and PERIODICALS to be
Bound VIII be duly attended TO- left at either Of
the Bookstores in this city, or with me
Kenosha April sth, 1857 4w45
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THE Senate yesterday ratified the treaty with
Russia by which our government acquires the
Russian Possessions on the far northwest Pa
cifc coast. Senators Yates and Fessenden
were the only senators voting in the negative.
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SPECE.RZ. .g'e2 TRCES.

during certain time, as they will sure v 1rir, -.
miscarriage. Sold by all Druggists
NJ; N3 NAeH'csne'--Dr PolaIu's White
Pin compound, advertised in our COLUMNS ia n NC
cessu attempt 60 combine and apply the rnedlcna nj
virtues ne "hite Pine bark has been thor egh.
~ tested oy people in this city vicinity ana me
prop ie1or has testimonials to its value from pcr,o
wen known 10 our citiZenS We recommend lis rial
IL an 'hose cases OF diseases to which it is adapteu
rs Ior sli5 oy an our drugg ists.- ILdepeqdsnt
Fer sale by P. Rooiason and j. 3. - lrkwrather.
dp-4S
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. ar
under obligations to Collector Cheney for
the report of collections during the quarter
ending March 81, 1867, for the First Dis
trict The amount collected was as follows:
Month OF January ............S 63 S62 OF
Month Of February ......... 40. 1Os O5
Month OF March. .......... so, $50 40
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THE special session of the United States Sen
ate will probably terminate next Friday.
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Enfeebsed aud DeIfcat. Eo,s,,,u.,oa
Dota ,seSss, use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcltJ. r. viii
DriSk ana energetic feelings enable Won to sleep
" eowlys5
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@B6s ER0a. 81, OR sls TO $40 P1R

SEeA ERO& 81, OR SIs TO $40 PER
~ n " DA I, can be easily be made the wear
soa t ~tseo~t risk in new business, light, pleas,
ant an1 no. cradle and no compet3iom Good er err
srtseLt US IN every city and county q rare chcace
w maxi money and permanent eaapLO1nleat 9 OF,
'eieu 70 every person having few hours dairy 10
dress, A. * y" ~ au-
!" JACKSON CO, II South St. Baltimore wd
The COPPER SCROLL LIGHTNING ROD
Co. manufacture the only Conductor constructed on
prHg te1t1c pTtacpLes and ga IT'S e{1cqry SINE.
Iiot i5ducthenJs to nrst class agents. Testimonials
Ills. ~ - 49, flSeI'oI' =
lVOo agents wanted to engage in pleasant honora-
acter and ability viii be literally dealt with FOR nh
particulars to agents. and SAMPLES FREE enclose
Ind. Nv +. ~ A-'i"4 q te'
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REsIGNsD.-We learn that Rev. w. w.
Rafter has offered his resignation as Rector
of St Paul's Church Of Kankakee the
same to take effect, on Easter Sunday, 2lst
April Mr. R became Rector of this parish
about one year ago; since which time, the
Church has prospered in every material re-
spect-a large congregation has been gather
ed together-a numerous aud Furnishing
school established. and more interest than
ever existed, has been aroused in all Church
matters. MIR. Rs loss will be deeply felt
and it is feared by many, that it will be h
long time, before the place be has filled with
SO much ability, philanthropic zeal, and re
ligious devotion, can be supplied by one who
will give as general satisfaction, aud emit,
tie himself TO the name of, good and faith.
full servant, as Rev Mr.. Rafter has done.
- KaRkokee Gazette.
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IT is believed at Washington that the Su
prelAe Court will refuse to consider the petit
ton of Gov, Sharkey, of Mississippi, for an in
junction against the enforcement of the Re-
construction law, on the ground of lack of
ORIGINAL inLisdictinn
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Ea-A meteor which had light equal to
thousand gas burners recently fell at Hele-
VA Montana
What is the difference between an editor and
a wife One sets articles to rights, and the
other writes articles to set.
81 latest advices from the Plains state
Il hat the Indians are preparing for war of ex-
termination against the whites.
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For NOn-tetentlop or IncontIneuce Of
Urine, irritation iuhpmaton or ulceTaion Of the or
kidney Diseases Of he prostate glands stone In tie blJ
or brick dust deposit ana ali
Of the b4dder Kidneys ANA drpsieal dwellings eowiy5
psE hELMDoLU's FLUID EXTRACT iucnu
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Total amt collected for the q.r s168, 857 as

During the quarter there went into bond
spirito manufactured in the district to
large amount. The report is as follows:
During the mouth of Jauuary. 6I,J42 gal
ons, which paid duty Of 1923, 04S
During the month of February, 63,292
gallons, paying duty of 1926, 584
During the month of March IS 276 gal
Ions paying duty of $3.50, 552
Making grand total of 1870 10 gaIlons
during the quarter paying to the govern
ment a duty of $3.50 220-- DIiL Seniiuel.
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Intellectual treat in a few days.
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FOREIGN adyices indicate that all the ma
lions in Europe are actively preparing for war.
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OPENING OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION -Thi S
event cannot be said to be matter in which
the majority of our readers are direct ly in.
teres ted, still as matter Of news we pre-
sumo the following will be read withiDter
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-03

"OeV OESCNHS, AWs
Having received BY the late arrivals large Stock Of
Fresh an New DRUGS, In addition to the l.rse as-
sortment on hand, am now prepared to supply the
large and increasing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
1t Itisneedless, perhap iocnuHerN t'em
rious articles embraced M my ste Is, .u. d
aim to keep on hand ecPY 7rErf tsurjiv t1uad
in Wholesale Tug yo5iish Guut M,
Dpu0s care are MsSiffi ..S @ u eailse4, ,h'i %'h h
eres .fitT purcrlo itas nd mr'ituc
tan these " be fot l1 ut ro.e 8UG ware.
ouses cannot be found &, tG.s oitv rAuy
were selected by mgself ~ person 0l1 know
they are genuine. 7 piaT 'au go the irada a.
low and on as favorable t,lms JUS slniisr 4rh.
cles can be bought in New Orleans
My stock of
Chemicals
Paints,
Oils, Glass,
Dye-Stu0S,
PeUamerb dc.
is complete.
am also the Wholesale Southern Agent for
a large number of the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES AND
REMEDIES
now in use throughout the country. The
embrace
Goes Cough Balsam
and Dyspepsia Cure,
HuDbePs Cabinet Brandy
and Golden Bitters,
the Martha Washington
Hair Restorer,
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
and Queen Hair Restorer,
DR.. Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer,
The Massasoit Hair Restorer,
Or. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,
Russ St. Domingo Preparations,
Hurley's Sarsaparilla,
Worm Candy and Stomach Bitters,
and many other remedies equally well known
in the South, all of which l can furnish in
any quantity and on the most advantageous
terms.
am also agent for very superior kind of
Eubricat ting Oil
which is now used instead of Sperm Oil, by
Northern Railroad Companies and Machlnists
of all kinds, 1T having been found equal to
Sperm Oil for all kinds of machinery. 1t can
be sold very low.
respectfully invite those who visit this city
in search of any thing in my line, to call and
inspect my stock and learn my prices.
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TAXES! TAXEs!! TAXEs!!l

Sparta, Ga, FEB. Sth, 1857.