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Tn the Pl1bHc.

lN having made tne above purchase and re-
EuEeH business 60 Tie 0d and well known
stane, no 3s Main rect, where we have 80
9l en- on. .Hr SO many fI. < y-trs Of sunshine
ang a1Fel-4|E m=. our old Giends and Patrons.
ana 1- a train Of Unforeseen prOvideuJial cIr-
cum-iauHe- Hays shifted us around 10 our f1--
iIeT p-.ca OF business, 10 as with feeling Of
earnest "1. Eraiu.atIHl That We are again pre-
parel Go offer o. our former patron and the
public neraIE alrrga and well selected > .ock
% DI -- .eN e mes etc. etc. and indeed every
Thing s-alg kept DO IEs-class and well CON
ducUed Drug store % which We are now adding
and VII UJlN.uu. 70 add constantly. fresh g71n.
plies Of The uEp7l staple aud Choice Articles tbs
markets can AFFORD. Aud as We shah fnpOu
from EIeigu markets direct. and nom 6rsf
hand dealers, VIZ intend making this Honse
" the Drug Emporium Of the South ' We wouId-
therefore. uOlu ont spcraqIluauCemeuL. 10 botIi
wholesale and Retail Dealers In she civ md
country, 20 give usa cell examine and price
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, for We
are determined, by our close v~igilsuee of tbe
markets o. This ana foreign countries a1 well
rs with sound, practical judgment ia making
our purchases, 30 as ~ be able. with the choice
quality OF our stock and the low prices we viii
offer them as, 20 be able 10 vie with and even
defy competition. AuEiously hoping there
fore. that lheze propositions Tor we itJend to
make good tUfbe teIuer al We have proposed,
vii meet with the hearty concurrence Of our
old nrendza and patrons and The community
generally. We are very respect uuyl yours,
etcs J. Z. WATSON & 90,
Fr0preJOrs
The Avalanche. Bulletin, LedEerand Post will
please CODY one month. OC5 I'm
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fair demand at - for ksg tieresl49l4<ct
choice white Meal. IS aGagl0. Oais, 7Oa72c.
Hay duh, sG3g25. Bran out OF market. Apples
scarce, and Ia demand at 81 5096. BGtterseaFce,
anaAgm st 2S& SOC for choice, and $985e for
good. Bsggfng In demand at B8d39c Orfndia,
and &W2sc for Kentucky power hand loom 29
2Bc- No beans In market. Eggs are nrm and
scarce az 22G8Oc. FlouF qSiet but nrm Z; com
mon - 50dB % super Ea6, Xe94f0 Xxx ace q
IL %, Xxx sz W8l3 %; fancy br9nds u4 0Os
Chickens scarce, selling at 50 50 for scnug and
S8a8 60for old. Potatoes arc scarce and hrn 4,
good sell at s. 25@5 SO per bbl.- onions, ssa3 SO;
sweet Potatoes, s. per bhd. fer 81 per bushel.
Molasses nrfn at 709S0c for 81. Louis reboilsd /;
no rev Orleans. Of o-onsequeRec IN market;
Eyfuo,Sl@I 80. Sugars firm 40 19829o nor white
crushed aud powdered and coffee sugars at III
@ls4lgci brown, l4@lgc. Rio Coffee, fair 70
choice, 9927zc, Il aEFl - n
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TIRED.

FIRED.
Yes, I am tired dear. ] viii not try
To stem the ebbing current any more,
Nor vex with frnibiesa prayer ths irOntsky,
Nor dew with idle tears the barren shore.
The ripping waves that kissed my happy hand
1 The waves with laughing music IN Their dow
Sadly I watch them Ger the broadening sand
But I am very tired-Iet them go.
o oiong my ehannH pride has steOped % strive
To ian the embers into lie again
| No faith can keep The n3ekering fame alive r
The lingering vigu f. nut lingering pain.
| Too late the voice saumes = tender tone,
Tos4 late the lip IN loving smiles = drest;
! D. tide IA out: the last isint spark Is gone,
am very tirsd-let me rest
I lust tired-nsither angry nor ashamed
Each wretched mood has fret It's feYerist
hour
Let the pale blood lie withersd and unclaimed
Dead, OF 70 gracious sun or plying lower.
| Perchance some little III may Ilnger yet
Ia the crushed stem and Wifhered leaves ",
see
Bot what syRils repentance or regret9
] am 50 tlred-tired let n be.
/ did 40 much ] am all worn and cold
Hlstnye no lcpgers Jet Whist must be, must;
I could not give your hand the strength e
hold,
/ could not give your heart the depth 10 trust
How you wiii miss met / could weep youi
. want
or the close Silent love that fenced you 50:
/ The cup ! flied was neither weaK nor scant,
But I am very tired-letit go.
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just Received.
Notice to the Public.

IN retiring from the Drug business in this city
4 we would give NOTES thar We have sold eur
etc. OF the WeI-Euown stand, 30 BIS Main
street, 90 ur. j.. B. WATSON u. to whom we
were formerly sugcess9rss and after returning
our le TftetI thalks TO our numerous patr,us
and friends who have 30 literally favored Us
during our continuation OF D~uslutss, We solicit
for our s4ce,ss0us a CONTINUATION Of the same.
As 70 the character and qualifications Of cur
worthy SUCCESSORS In this branch or trade, their
reputation is TOO well and favOrably known in
this CITY and throughout the country generally
Tor us 10 Dr able IA any thing w might here
state % add thereto. Euf1ce iJ 70 say they are
Hf long and tried experience in this branch OF
Dns-le-=, and fueTefIuc most cordially recon-
mend "a COM llEaI0n Of our patrons with this
HOUSE. JOHN A. NIPGEN.
The unsettled business OF NIPGES & RIA
kIEI and JOHN A. NIPGEN, viii be settled
3y -I-hsr Of the old partners 40 the Old stand.
John A NlPGEN.
kIfGEN & REAklRT.
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No rs JEFFERSON Street,

Commercial Bank-i6
Farmers Blk OF N. On.
Merchants Bank 20
Miners&Plant'rs Blk IS
LAND
4Oacres, war ISIS 3
50 "a " ~.
10 [" 100
loo " 40
LOO not l5
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MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have for Sale.

3 Milburnes Celebrs-ed Iron-AxIe Wagons.
. MiIburne's Celebrated Thfmble--keiu WsE-
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FARE REDUCED TO sr2 90.
KBMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
eEEzAz surEzurEspEs1's OFFICE

-|A-aIe- ~ @IE----eE = III ;
TRAINS vii leave ne Depot 81 thisCompRu1
II at head OF Main street, q ~ further u0Lic'
- GLOVES
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eo000 RKWARDI

OFFroE MEMPHIS BoARDoF U-NDERwEIT'Rs,l
MEhRHIs, TErN., 4, 1857.
IN order TO more electually suppress incen-
diarIsm within the city OF Memphis, q re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
VIII be paid BY the Memphis Board OF Under
writers to any policeman or ether persons VINO
any person or persons entity OF nring z
Drsmlses insured by any OF the Insurance.
tompanfes comprising this BOARD.
is1u BY oHnER OF TIE BOARD
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The New York cotton market opened quiet,
day. The Liverpool OpRuing dispatch quoted
thai market unchanged. Upiands SD, Orleans
SD and closed active at same fgures, with
saies for the day Is 1000 bales weeks salesHj 900
bales, OF which 600 were taken by specuiAtDrs,
md 1900 for export Stock on han T8O00
bales OF which 1873 900 are American. The clos
ing New York dispatch announced a fair de-
mandt but prices lower. Uplands 1877 20 lgc.,
which 10 a decline Of from TO lc from n
days figures.
Our market Opeued with a fair demand for
Mludlng 81 l6c, but holders we've not willing to
submit, and demanded l6kc. which they real.
lAeu n some cases, though a few lots were let
on me market anu those were picking up out
side bales at a good margin. h sales Tor the
day were light, as they usually are at the afI
end OF the week. The market closed duli At
yur quotations, and we may add that our ont
side ngure Tor the better grades could hardly be
realized at the close.
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FOREIGN E~xcHAEGE.
DraN on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for 10. STERLING.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 90 francs
for 81 %.
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RIVER MATTERS.
R.yEns.

Our days ans warm, and nights are
damp and heavy, with fogs which ara
more ike mists in. Scotland than any
thing else. The rivers are al declining.
The swell We announced yesterday in the
Ohio is subsidingA There is from four
and a half TO i've feet in the channel to
Cairo and 81. Louis White river has 3
feet at Little Island, and falling. The
Arkansas is unchanged. There is "a
inches in st. Francis TO Jeffersonville
with alog or stamp lying Ia the chan
mel.
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Trmstee's Sale.

DY virtue OF = Deed % Trust madst0 me "
X w IA. Hutton and D. a. Brewer on the ID
day OF July, 1856, and recorded in the Registers
office OF shelby c0unty, In book No 81, part L
pages $50 and Isl, 20 secure certain inoeDtso-
nsss therein named 1 viii on
Friday, the 11th day OF October, 1851,
be.ween the hours Of 10 and II o'clock am, I'm
mont OF the auction house OF Passmere 4 Co .
No. go Second street, sell 10 tina highest bidders
for cash, one Large hoe single cylinder Fress'
lures belonging 20 the Argus newspaper estab.
shmen comprising IN ali q full and COM
plete newspaper appointment.
p. q. BIGLEY, Trustee
aa,larah-r d. 1897. RI sell dtoeI2
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Th.,lstee,a SnIe.

ny virtue OF a deed oftrust made to me by
| D Fannie T. unit and JONI A. hunt on ths
LIST day OF August, 1865. and recorded Ia the
Registers Office Of Shelby county, IN book No.
81, pages 25I and "a, 70 secure certain indebted
ness therein named, 4 Will. 5i
On Saturday, Goth October, 1867,
BETWEEN the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am, IN
nont OF the Law Court rooms. IN the city OF
Memphis, sell TO the highest bidder for cash
the following laHd lying In shelby county,
Tennessee . b~egfnning al a sake in The north
east corner Of Or. W. A. BOoth's l55 acfo tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers Themes
south with DR.. Booths line is chains I21S-l00 Of
a chain 30 a stake; hence east - $40 chains
10 . stake in the east line Of said Whites said
tract thence northl6 2<l0 chains with the
uutn themes west Ia 6i1W chains 70 The be-
giuninEAc8ntainingS IS acres Sl-la0 OF an acre.
Eqnity Of NJ RaiFed.-r Title be-
Heved 70 be good, but cor feyance onlY as TITUS
tee. SIMS u r. VANCE, Trustee.
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GREAT LAND SALE

8 Commissioners Of the Chancery side OF
a the Circuit Court Of Crittsnden county,
ne Anal decree Of said Court in the cause Of
ii. ~ Burzelt ct ais. ". John l.. Barnard. as adj
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nE New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
ger. baltimore SUM- ~ineinnati Enquirtr, Lou
igYlle Journal, st. Louis Republican, New or
leans crescent, Little Rock Ga1ett5 and Madi-
sor Flonesr copy till day Of sale and send bin
To T0oL, Phillips &Co, MemphiA sals I'd
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. Milburues Celebra-ed fron-AxIe wagons.
. MiIburne's Celebrated ThfmbIe-Skeiu WaE-
ous-ever so sold IN Memphis all warranted
for twelve months ana only 81 50 damages
claimed for breakage.
so Carver Gins. from 40 TO 80 saws,
wood and iron frame.
IS TOdd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
double-geared and to work by crank. Two
men can make so pound bale.
10 TOdd's ImurOved HOrre Powers, for running
Gins snu Grist Muls-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines OF all sizes,
from % 70 l00-hOrse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chinery1 OF all kinds, furnished al short no.
tics-
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes. rom TO
S0-horse power.
stationary Engines, Of all sizes, nom . to So
Single and Double saw HlI-Todd's and other
makes
Gin segments, for 10 and y feet wheels, com
piefe.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, Z, 4 and s.
horse power.
IS Tons Of IRON TIES Qow 20 the trade,.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass 08und,
assorted, low TO the tradel.
leo Nests Cedar This, dow 70 the trade).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close consignment.
II0 and u Horse Power Portable Engine. sec
Ond-hand, low for cash-musTb be Sold
I6-Horse Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mil-an complete-can be DOughtlOw.
80 Saw and 80 saw Gin Cbut little ussd)
low for cash.
daniels Planning Machiue-cuts 81 Inches
gain.
Flows OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
C0BN-SHELLERS.
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Steamer D. G. Thompson, st. Louis.
Natoma, st. Francis river.
" Rnbieon, Vicksburg.
ROwena, White River.
,t"tl Ned Tracey. st. Louis.
" Dan Able, Vicksburg.
Departures.
Steamer d. G. Thompson, New Orleans.
Rubicon, Vicksburg.
Ned Tracey, Sc. Louis.
NatOma, st. Francis river,
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o5
dNpHS INSURANCE C0KPkNI
1914.
oFrrcE, 2 l-a MADISON STREET
o
1910, 1900 Notes.

Planters Bank Notes.
IN accordance with an act Of the General As
sembly OF the State Of Tennessee, approved
3 UsesrAb Der "a, Ia6s, entitled an act To e1PeuMe
T rTa dIstrbu9on 81 the effects OF Banks which
] have or may make assignments among Their
creifuorsu notice IS hereby given 10 the holp-
4 ers OF the notes Of the Planters Bank Of Ten
nesss TO present them 90 the undersigned at
he BANK in Nashville for payment between
now and the first Gay OF January 1863, or they
viii be forever barred.
yz uaLIse9 D. WEAVER, Trustee.
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3oth day of October, 1857,

At the door Of the Courthouse In Marion, Crit
tenden county, Ark., THIRTY THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, in tractsDf nom Forty to
30 hundred aud Forty Acres.
Thesal sndsa are situated in Crittenden, Mis-
sissippi, ST. Francfs, Uross, Poinsstt and Craig
head counties, and are among the finest lands
OF the Mississippi VALLEY.
THE IITLfS ARE MprSPUTABLE, and
they present the greatest Inducements 70 both
SPECTATORS 4ndsettlers.
Lists OF the Mnd win be furnished on appli-
cation To- Tocf, Phillips &Co sB6 Front street
OF SALE-0ne-nan cash, the bat-
ance IN one and two years with interest. A
lien reserved 10 secure The deferred payments.
o. p. LYLES.
b q. BROWN
ID. "H. Dowu~Fa-4rna-Ma
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SOUTHERN IRON HOUSE,

~ Wood and Iron-WOrkiug Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, end fur
nished al manufacturers prices. sell 5m
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n. &C. R r rs
"a. &C RR cOupons.65
N. 80. RR- bonds2
N. q o R.H. coupons ~
Tenn. bonds, old 50
new ,..ba
Tenn. coupons....-70
Miss.C R.R LIST m X eos
- I'd 40
Memp'isC City binds -
c~onpons-55
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ye2 rpa tSELEcTEp.]D Y Il
The Qualifications of a Good
Teacher,


Man is an initiative animal. This quality
is the gem of all education in him. From his
cradle to his grave, he is Learning to do as
others do."-THoMAs JEFFERSON.
To the sentiment in the above
extract from the writings of Mr.. JEFF
ferson, | wish to call the attention of
School District Officers, and of 9TH
ers, whose duty it is to provide pub
lie schools with teachers, or the
young with instructions. If it is
true-and no one will deny it-that
man Is an initiative animal, instinct
lively inclined to do as others do, how
important that those examples which
children are most apt to follow,
should be worthy patterns. No per-
son, however talented or worthy,
should be employed as an instructor
OF the young, whose eccentricities,
rude or affected manner, foppish or
slovenly habits, petulant or hasty
temper, or vicious indulgences, a pa
rent would be unwilling his children
should initiate. Every teacher should
be kind, amiable, self possessed per-
son, of good habits, of correct, affa-
BILE, yet not formal nor affected man
ners, clearly in dress and person,
and free from all the lesser vices
Too little, altogether too little con-
slderation is given to these impor-
tant qualities which should belong to
every teacher. 1t should be remem-
Der that while teacher is instruct
ing child to read, to write, to CT
pher, he may, at the same time, learn
him traits of character, or habits of
department which will injuriously
effect him through his whole subse-
quent life; for these little things, if
they may be so called, have much to
do with our success and happiness in
in this world, though they may not.
perhaps, affect our welfare hereafter,
Are not the qualities | have men
toned, among the most important
qualifications of a good teacher, and
should they not all be possessed by
those to whom the instruction Of the
young is intrusted?
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Kenosha County Circuit Court,

KpY virtue of an execution issued out of the Cir
ID cult Court in and for the County of Kenosha,
and State of Wisconsin, in favor of Mary Tobin and
against the goods chates and real estate OF Peter
Fannon and John Fannon. and to me directed and
delivered Ihave seized and taken all the right title
and interest of the said Peter and John Fannon the
following described property to-wit:
The east u of the sw a of sec. 10, and the NV or
of the NV or of 80 town No. q range ~ east all
being in the town of Brighton, County of Kenosha,
and state of Wisconsin, which aforesaid property
shall expose for sale and sell at pu bic auction
the law directs at the front door of the Court House
IN the city of Kenosha, in Kenosha county. Wis,
on Saturday, being the 18th day of January, A. D.,
1858, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Dated Sheriff & office, Kenosha, Wis, this 9Th day
OF December, Al 1867.
THOMAS A. HEALEY,
6w27 sheriff
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: IIps, END OF LITERARY DIcIpLINE.

9sTW, END OF LITERARY D1cIpLINE.
TO attain power ofexact express
ION is the one end OF. true literaryi
SIfscipiihe. To1pute IgissShole thought.
40 Nhhd express his aetaals eniotion in
words, not to interpolate clever en-
bellshments, is the object even Of the
careful writer, when he takes pains
to revise what he has written. It is
true that men write teebly who write
as they speak. Spoken language.
has eyes, hands, every movement of
'9 the face, every gesture Of the body,
every tone of the speakers voice. to
illustrate it as it flows. To written
language all these aids are wanting
and the want of all must be supplied
by care for the right use of words.
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

THE TAX ROLL of the City of Keuosha for
II the year 1867 is now In my hands for collection
Payment may be made to me at my Office corner of
Main and Park Streets above Johnson's Book Store,
until the last Monday in February, 1868, a. which
time all unpaid Taxes will be returned to the Coun-
ty of Kenosha.
On all Taxes paid IN full previous to the lat day
in January 1865, will deduct the per cent added
thereto for collection. Taxpayers are advised to
call early to obtain the benefit of deduction.
KenoSha, Dec Cd, 1867.
City Treasurer.
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The Chinese claim to have discor-
cred America from the west, a ,hou-
sand years before Columbus.
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VGgetabIG Siciian Hair RGneWe.

VGgGtaDIG SICIIIan hall hGnGWGl
Has stood the test of seUe71 gears
trial by the public md no fD7'epG-
ration for the hair get discovered
sOiU produce the same beneficial
results. 1T is u neaU scientific dis
cOveYy, combining the most pQlCer-
faL and restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1T makes the scalp
ulttte and clean /; cures dGfad1'atT
aud humO7s, and falling out OF the
hair and aOjU make it g7OaU upon
buId hends, accept an VerU G0ed
persons. as it furnishes the 7sttt9't-
tiVe principle By aOItich the h0i7'
is nOMrjsIted and supported. ~
makes the hair moist, soft, and
OLOssU. and is unsurpassed as ~
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
u1.eDuTati0n eUeT offered to the
3DudJic, as one 6OttJe sOiJ accom-
1lIish more and last longer than
three bottles of any other prepare
ton.
1t is recommended and Wsed By
the First Medical Authority.
The tV0nde1ftGL results produced
by oar SiciJjGse Hair ReneaOe1'
hare i1IdaEced many to meG7tat11c-
tare preparations for the Hair,
a13ltlei' U0riOus names !; and IN
Orele1. to induce the trade and the
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they haze TesOTted to false
ho0ds, by claiming theg acre
former partners, or hCd some con-
necti0n 1Oith oar Mr.. Hall, and
their preparation aO0s similar to
OURS. Do not be deceiVed by them!
Purchase the original: it has
meUe4' been eg,LGtted. Our Treatise
ORA the Hair, with certificates. sent
free by mail. See that each bottle
has our pirate ReUe7tste Stamp
Deer the top of the bottle. -AU 9TH
e3.S are limitations.
r. p. Hall & Co., Prop's, Nashua, N. H..
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, ILL.
Agent for the North w estern StateG
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
DRY GOODS! FANCY GOODS!
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
Worth over 50, 600, OOOl All to be sold for s
= n Il DOLLAR EACH.
ARRANDALE & co,
162 RROAnWAY- NEM YnR.

Agents for European Manufacturers, announce
that i'll consequence OF the overstocking of the En-
glish mark tan immense quantity OF Dry and Fancy
Goods have been consigned 10 them with instruc-
tons to be Cleared tor immediate cash, at any sac
rifce. Il Co have therefore resolved TO offer
Them according to their ordinary system ofbusiness
at NJ each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices of some of the articles which theynow of
at 81
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Milton Gale, ESQ, BOSTON.
Mrs. wheeler, stoneham, Mass.

very confidently and earnestly recommend Dr.: J. W.
i6ldns Hunor Doctor excellent ,entedy LoT Hit
HlorS, hdrtng been wonderfully benSRted ty myseD
M o,cn case w1s cyu seveTe and obstinate For
than ttgo years the skin upon the INSIDE OF 0otn my
hands and ecen dorm on The W7fst, tcds constantly
cracked and br0kea up so that irdS unable 10 use my
hands in any ind Of w toork, and obliged to toedr
glores III setci,g to avoid getting blood upo, my work.
TIE hunm 'Ohich afflicted eas probably combine
tim Of E,ysipelds and SaH Rhetan Ay general with
q'Htr poor Sosn after I began to use Tho HunnoT
Doctor could perceive signs Of healing. continued to
take the n.edecine til perfectly cured My hands
no,o perfectly free from humors and to al appear
my whole system clear Of It, and has been for
erai m0hs fused eight bottles before felt sGe TO gius
1t up entirely, bit they cured me.
HARRLET WHEELER
S0aeIdan. Mass, July s, 1856.
Mrs. Porter, Dover, N. H.
DOVER, N. H., July %, 1856.
Dr. POLAND: received your Letter ipqsirfng az to
the effect Of your medicine Sea-s1claess. happy
to sag that think 1t Is the medicine for that dreadful
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-19

Ten thousand negroes in Virginia
have learned to read within the past
year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-19

In Virginia there are 80 colored
and 1S2 white teachers engaged IN
teaching colored schools.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-19

There are 500 American students
attending German universities.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-19

Fhe whole number of students at
Harvard University is 1920.