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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-09

Frost IN CoLUMp1A.-The Chronicle states /:
We had a visit from this erratic individual last
evening and the night before. Heavy garments
begin to take the place Of Summer suits, and the
call for wood and coal rings out in all quarters OF
our city. Cotton is likely to suffer from his ICY
grasp, while infuenzas and chills remind lis of our
mortality.
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Heu,bt. wboIesAIs DRY GOods Market

Memphis wholesale Dry Goods Market
The dry Roo1s trade Of our city has suffered
more. perhaps, than any other branch OF ousl-
ness during Lhe past two or three weeks. Mer-
ehsurs from the i1Lertor have so Isr been
afraid not only 70 visit Us, but 20 order goods,
lest they should De ImpregnaUed with The ever.
This opinion Is errOneous and should not De
eutertalued. The stock now on hand is fresh,
aud nae come from ports where the fever IS uu-
Known and . person OF ordinary intellect
should know that the sickness which has pre-
vRlaa FOR some DAYS has not been or so general
q character a. 70 cause alarm or uneasluesa Of
this nature. Prices are tending downward, and
since our last a. viii be seen here has been a
liberal reduction made On all classes Of goods,
- -------l=a 81 Tannamaaa -
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL


AFTEH THE BATH.
A Fancy PIcrURE-REvlsED AND COMPLETED
Her skin Is moist and cold, and pink,
But wafm and red the lips / press,
And allheT beauty seems 70 shrink
Compaeter in her c ingtpg dress;
While DER her shoulders TO the utp,
Ger swelling hust ana far down,
In trailing gold the tresseS drip
Which form at night her braided crown.
But fiash with keen, ooqaetash strife,
Aud every pulse in every limb
seems ktndling into radiant LIE;
Her check hath caught a ruddier stain,
And her small feet in sand that siak
Are marble-white, with many a vein
Down 70 the almond-nafls OF pink.
Her teeth are white as b shining surf
Her eyes are blue as the bay in calm,
And her breath TO the ueW-mowno clover turf
Is a rival IN its fragrant balm
o, happy sea that has held her form.
o, happy sands by her white feet pressed
With her beauty the whole bright scene 4
Her beauty Of GESTURE, ana face, and breast.
Proudly she stands in her scarlet dress,
And my eyes give qniyer and then grow
As / gaze on her infinite ~lovellness
OF delicate color and rounded limb;
Aud the bright blue bay with It's hltung sails
And the silver SAND. and the rocks OF brown.
And the woods that are lark ON the distant
And tue broad green meadows that slope
adoWn-
All seem but a frame for my lady bright,
A frame not verify her matchless grace
Her lips of red, and her eye OF light,
And the wonderful charm of her Winsome
face;
o, here lei me lie and die at her feet,
Let my soul in lbs signs for ner pass away
For my life hath its climax, and death were
sweet
With her eyes gazing down ON me here to-
day!
NY senses swoon into blissful franc
As her small, cool fingers touch my palm,
And through all Of my veins the currents
dance
Al I feel on my cheek her breath OF balm;
Al the springs Of my life are In her control,
For though features more perfect know full
we'll
In rich, womaniy beauty OF body and soul
There are none 10 compare with my seaside
belle.
The brown rocks gov as she bOunds along
And the black reeds thrill ia the silver spray
And the birds IN the blue sing a glRdder song
AsIny lady walks by The shining bay!
The waves that have shriued her radiant form
Must be humanized by the sanity touch,
And will spare for her sake in the next great
storm
Some proud ship from their clutch.
L O'REILLY.
ATLANTIC, N-ARRAGANsErT BAY, July, 1851.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFF4OH ~ Ia6 - = iag1


Money during the week has graduaiy peen
growing easier. Not less than SS0GD hus peeh
paid out for cotton In that time. Cur panks1S
prepared 20 take all cotton bile pr~esenteosanA
hom nencefOrth we look fornotroubto ~ NOV
ing our staple 10 market. Currency comes ~
from st Louis and the east daily. me n4ylAs
rates OF exchange remain hrm 81 on Shu
selling at par 10 I premium. III demand ~
Light.
The week opened with the premium IN rev
York At lsL. To-day Gne New Aork market
0pened at 70 and closed at ~ b trans
actions grow smaller daily and deaiers afe
makInR light shipments lOgl40H are The
buyinr rates; selling a. l4&9t4zR
Silver is offered occasionally hut 50 seldom
As To- lose all interest 70 brokers, who buy a. Isl
ala
Crv scrip is dull al s0c buying, with very light
counter demand: selling Al 4l9f2c.
County wauantsa are not in demand and some
brokers are not BuyinE. p nominal buying
rateis zoe; selling At fN9SOc.
There u more cal for pOliee scvls today, and
brokers buy small pieces Al 40g45ci senlng al
T5aS.
~ 49, 5000
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Memphis whoIs.aIe Boot and sho

Prices are very firm In al grades Of goods
and trade is dul, thOugh net as much so as In
some other things. The stocks are very fair and
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Bushes FOR the past commercial week. al
though not active, hs been more favora-
bic than could be expected under the clreum-
frances that surround us. There iB very HttIe
Of a speculative spirit abroad, and our people
An Effort Is being inside BY some OF our prom
tuent houses to 1naugurate a cash system
Emoug dealers instead Of The present method
OF permitting bills 70 run until the LIST Of each
month. IE VIII no doubt prove more s~aLisiae-
tory than the old way, and they should close
M their accounts weekly a. least. The corn
market has never been 80 bare as a. present.
and the demand for a few days has been aclive.
orders have been on the market 3or sh.pmsut
which cant be filed. Ths only stock on hand
- held Dy retail dealers Meaa has been duh
during he week Hay scarce and arm, Bran
has also been scarce and nrIu. Oats are nrm,
with IiErt supply. Meats are weaker than last
week. Produce OF all kinds, owing 70 lair re-
--H-W. ha-a.~HH~nH
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MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
Manufacturer Agents for the Sale OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
-AHD-
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 272 Second Street,
AYREs BUILDING, Opposite Court SQUARE.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Have for Sale.

3 A~ilburne's Celebrated Iron-Axle Wagons.
Is MilburneS Celebrated ThfmbIe- skein Wag-
s-Ove 800 sold in Memphis all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 50 damages
claimed for breaksge.
80 Carver Gins. from 40 to so saws,
wood and iron frame. %
Is Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses.
dOuble- geared and to work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers. for running
Gins and Grist Mills-the finest power made
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of an sizes
rom ~ 70 lOO-horse power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
tice.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes. from 4 10
0-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, hom . TO So
horse power.
Single aud Double Saw Mius-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments. FOR 10 and Il feet wheels, com
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, Z, 4 and s.
horse power.
IS rons Of IRON TIES dow to the trade).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets. iron and brass bound.
assorted, dow 20 the tradel
100 Nests Cedar This, dow t. the tradsl.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close consignment.
Lie and z HOrss Power Portable Engine, sec
Ond-hand, low for cash-must be sold.
l6-Horse Power, secondhand. cheap.
is H0se Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mil-au cOmplete-caH be bought low.
80 saw and 50 saw Gin ,but little used}
low for cash.
daniels Planning Maehine-cuts 81 inches
wide and Is feet 1ong-can be had at a bar
gain.
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Drug Store for Sale.

N eufirs new Stock No unsaleable goods
a s~torahouse can be rented a. . fair rate,
Gmounf. Of STOCK, sDout 8,O0. eearCy n Al
Inc head OF navigation OF Little Bed River
eTvo boafs per week Cairo and FULTON Rail-
road passes the toWn-is now being built.
Town fs growing more rapidly than any place
in North Arkansas. Terms Cash.
Address III ".
oc2 diS&Wlt= Searcyi ARK.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
A-unnu. IT, L.n..mhD- % LAE-

,. -0s|T|I -NTINNIINI u EWT9 J
TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthis Company
L at head Of Main street, until further NOTES
as follows:
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EMPHE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1914.
oFFTcE, % leg MADISON sTEEET,
j. j. MURPHY, President.
F. M. CASH, Secretary.
Planters Bank Notes.

Planters Bank Notes.
IN accordance with an act Of the General As
sembly OF the State Of Tennessee, approved
Dscem Der u, 1883, entitled an act "TO expedite
the distribution OF the effects Of Banks which
have or may make assignments among their
creditors, - notice Is hereby given to the hold
ers OF the notes OF the Planters Bank Of Ten
nesse TO present them to the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the first day Of January, 1859, or they
will be forever barred.
ty2 ual.lS59 d. WEAVER. Trustee.
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Ths demand during the week has been light,
aud slthougu the coming crop does not LOOK
any more fUyorabls than ~ our last for q good
Weld. prices remain unchanged.
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MARTIN WALT 4 co..
se2S 272 Front Street.
Chanee,y sale Of Eai~a61

ChGncegg Sale Of TGlHG6Ie
Cotton Plantation.
ny an order Of the Chaneery Court of Miszis-
Is EiDpi county, Ark. AZ May term, A. D. ISL,
we wi1o5er for sale to the highest and best
bidder, upon me premises, On
Weds esdsy, the 10th day OF November,
A. d. 1867. the farm known As the 3. B. Harding
Plantation, situated one and q half miles below
OsceOla, in Mississippi county. Ark. II has 3
good Dwelling. Cabins, crib, Clubhouse, Gle
terms, ETC., and two more buildings viii be
completed before the day Of sale. 20 MAKE 1t
suitable 90 work on the tenant system. It Is
well protected by ievee. and has never failed TO
make q crop In the htghest water.
TERMS OP SALh-Ono-half Of the purchase
money cash the balance in twelve months
from The day OF sale retaining allen upon The
land for the unpaid purchase money.
J. II. HAZARD.
G. l.. MuORH
CHAa BOWEN,
oc2g tdR Commissioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-30

The cotton market FOR the week has oeea :
n-5srafeIv active one, II opened WIN es
Ia. - ~ M new York, but reNlEe1 a<al
- -a,sfnr Of adv1ces from Liverpool
~S'ch quoted an advance in that maze ol
Fridsv Or lsd. on saIurday cur r6s
- a. I-1-aTgs for mlddlInEr nut OWING 80
H-1,,-lm nm OF an order rom the revenue
66sS-er ~ ms point. relative 70 colec9ns tss
- IN frture from the shipper instea1 o. Lm
= Esrstofore. there hiss been little cone
Ence, Nv reference 70 our Local eolIH- a
vii be seen that the matter mas osel .Es-
ne New York market decilne1 zooA - .
~ on market also declined nom LyzLSc ~
80 tor middIfnz The eastern dlspSben ~
a. w0rning quoted that market duL, VIII
- 1r-bSngsd and the closing dlspstch an
norDeed a quiet but steady maEA7
Isnds Al IgL.f8c our msrEsJ tn-lHs
80 nth Smaller offerings than ntuA- hos9-
- n re w,crniua were asking Etsc loE mic
5-5-- w-5Th wss s6mewnat above the views OF
BUYERS: but before tns close LneY ~
m I'd thar figure IN nearly every instance ne
-rrafuts for ne week amounted 70
eTports. 5s4l bales The marAeb cl"7e
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FLOWS OF all kinds.
FEED CUTTERS.
CORN-SHELGERg.
THRESEINt4 MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATH NJ %CHINES,
WHEAT RILLS
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proofsafes

DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS.
COTTON SWEEP Rs,
CULTIVATuRS.
CORN PLANTERS
A aLrrFEua
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Notice to Tar PAYERS.
SAINT MARY's SCHOOL,,

Poplar Street. East of Orleans.
hrs. n. (. POPE, Principal.
nE2sONS wishing to enter pupils VIII please
L call after 3 pm, or At any time saturday.
sells q
BOARD OF County Commissioners OF Shelby
10 C~ounty-OctOber Term, Oct Der l6, lsd7.
Ordered, Thst the Memphis Evening Post be
and the same is hereby declared the Official pa
Of the Court OF Commissioner Of Inc coun-
~ OF Shelby.
Resolved, that the above order be published
for one week in the Memphis Post. Bulletin
and Appeal
witness my hand at once In the city ofMsm-
phls, this 2lst day Of October, ls6Z-
JNO. LOAGuE.
oc2 Nv County Court lslk,
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IRON HOUSE

ns- Wood and Iron- Working Machinery. OF
all kinus, ordered on fhOrt notIcs. nd fur
nIshed a rnanuiaclursrI prces sell BIN
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-10-25

Mrs. Spencer Is putting up commodious
residence on tie rner of Exchange street
and Sixth avenue.
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A Big stock.

The largest stock of Drugs and M'di-
cines in Southern Kansas is that of M.
H. Bates & Co. in this place. They
have just been receiving their fall stock,
and now have not only their store room
full. but their cellar and warehouse, and
several wagon loads are yet on the way.
Their stock comprises everything in the
drug and usdicine line, fine soaps, per
fumerios, fancy articles, etc. The enter
prise of This 6Fm in bringing on such i'm
mense stocks Of goods is being rewarded
BY heavy and constantly increasing
trade.
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THAT C.KCERT The Hutchison fam
lily gave a concert here on Monday night.
We have no sympathy with the object Of
the tour of this family through Kansas,
but we Go love music. and are ready to
express it as our opinion that no three
persons have ever travelled who can excel
this family in singing, at least We can
state positively that We have never heard
them beaten. The family is now com
posed OF John w Hutchison, a member
of the original family of singers, his son.
Henry J. and his daughter, Viola G
There is no use of trying to say which is
the best We have heard stronger
voices, but never better time, pronunci
alton, and melody. Those who did not
hear the Hutebisons missed treat.
Mrs. iukerboff ssudwiched a short
essay on female suffrage between the
parts. which was not down in the pro-
CRANE. and which many of the audience
considered cheap sell. They stood it,
however. in order TO hear the songs which
came after.
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We neglected, last week. to call the atten-
lion Of our readers in Southwestern Kansas to
the new advertisement of the popular Clothing
"A I'd Dry Goods Emporium Of A. L. House.
afr. H. has just received an immense stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, and is ready to supply
he people with anything wanted in the way
of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, etc.
Mr. House is a straightforward business man,
and always keeps ura good stock. which be
sells at the very lowest cash figures. Now is
the time tor winter suits, OvercOats, under gar
ments, winter boots, etc, and the public will
find good stock from which to make their Sc.
lectiUns. Give Mr.. House call.
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Hon. James R. Mead, of TowandH. Butler
county, passed through here few days ago,
on his way to New York with about twelve
hur bred buffalo robes. which he had purchas
ed among the southwestern Indian tribes.
Mr.. Mead owns the WiehitGw Agency premi-
SEES. and trades very extensively with the In,
dams, having agents among the Kiowas, Co.
mar ches, and other tribes, to buy their robes
aud furs. His agents understand the language
# the different tribes, add live with them,
which gives him great advantage in his trad
ing operations. His sales of robes and furs
per year amount to q heavy sum.
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Representative.


MARK PATTY will he a candidate fol
Representative from the Emporia DistrietJ Al
the guest of MANY REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR or THE ENPoRIA News: ] would say
10 the voters Of the Goth Representative Dis
met, hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for Representative Of the
oo'h district. at the ensuing November elec
uOh' Tours, greeting,
DANIEL K. HARDEN.
Hartford, Kansas, October 18th, 1861.
am candidate for re election "a Re prese n
taIi7e OF the 66th district, at the ensuing elsc
uon. j. D. JAQUIFH.
MERIcUs, October I5.h, 1867.
To the people Of the cen Representatives District:
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Repre- sentative of the Goth district composed
of the townships Of Americas, Fremont and
Agnes City. WATSON GRENELL-.
l shall be a candidate for reelection as Rep
reseutative fro IN the 64th District, at the en-
suing election. P B. PLUMB.
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SHERTFF,S SAFE.

I(f virtue of an order of sale issued out of
\ the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, ana 70 me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction. at the silicon Of q R. Sipes, in
the Town OF EmPoria, in said county, on
Wednesday, November 9Th. 1867,
at one O'Clock D. m Of said dav the following
described personal property. to- wit: One bill
lard table. rosewood finish. Brunswick man
HiaetuTer. no. two tbouSsnd two hundred and
twenty -four (2224) 70 be sold SIS the property
Of Jacob Bump and Cyrus Gady. to satisfy {
judgment Ia favor of John T, Tow psecsas
Dated this Gath day Of October. 1857
A. r. BANCROFT,
1874 Sheriff Of Lyon County, Kaasas.
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Rcg.ter of Deeds.

We are authorized to annt unce T. G. FUQUA
as q candidate for Register of Deeds Of Lyon
county, at the November election.
We are authorized toannounce 4. F. BURNS,
Of Waterloo, as n candidate for the office Of
Register of Deeds of Lyon county, at the en-
suing November el etion.
We are authorized to announce o. Y. HART
as candidate for re election to the Office of
Register of Deeds for Lyon county. at the No
vtmber election
We are authorized to announce E. R. TRASK
as candidate for the office cf Register oil
Deeds for Lyon county, at the November cleo
IiOn.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID District Court Tor Lyon county, Kansas ,
and to me directed, / will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the Court House door in the
town of EmpOria, in said county, on
Tuesday, November goth, 1867.
At one o'clock D. m. of said day, the foil owing
deseribed real estate, to wit: The southeast
quarter of sec ion No. twenty (20l, of townsh iP
No nineteen Q9), of range No. twelve ll2),
situate in Lyon county, Kansas, to be sold as
the property Of ]. Reeves to satisfy judg-
ment ia favor of G. D. Humphrey.
Dated this 94th day Of October. 1861.
A. r. BANCROFT.
43-4T Sheriff of Lyon COS nty, Kansas.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
Is District Court of Lyon county, Kansas
and to me directed. will offer for sale. at
public auction, at the Court House door in the
town of Emporia, in aid county, on
Tuesday, November 26th, 1887.
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, towit: Lot No. one hun
dred and eleven {IIl). and one hundred and
thirteen Cl3J. on Mechanics street, in the
town of Emporia. Lyon county Kansa 8. 10 be
sold as the property Of Martha II. Parrish, to
satisfy judgment in favor Of Joseph Ricka-
Laugh.
Dated this oath day of October. 1867
A. BANCROFT,
3-47 SHERIFF. of Lyon county, Kansas
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Friday, October S5. 1867.

I v
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
EN-. Knox is putting up = new residence
on Union street.
WooD-ThoSe who have promised to brine
wood on subscription, had better bring it Alon g
at once. Bad weather will soon set in.
Mrs. Spencer Is putting up commodious
residence on tie rner Of Exchange street
and Sixth avenue.
N. RynO is building new frame residence
on Constitution street, on the square recently
purchased Of E. P Bancroft.
TIcKLTs We are prepared to print any
amount of election tickets, cheap for cash -
not one on credit.
Judge Lambdin's new house Just west
of town is enclosed and will soon be ready
for occupancy. 1t is a fine residence.
-SsS
TRAIX-We are requested to announce that
George Francis Train will speak here on &c,
male Suffrage October 3Ist. at o'clock p m .
The materials are being hauled on the
ground for ths new side walks, which were con-
tracted to be built by J. c. Fraker.
ANoTuER CoScERT.-The Hutchinson Family
will give another Of their unrivuled concerts
in the Me,hO list church. in this place, to
hight.
Thos. Conner. of COiney, iowa, father of our
fellow citizens. Hiram and jeff. Conner. is in
town. We do rot know whether he intends
to remain with us or not.
Hallberg's new stone barn, his place
south Of town, is up and ready for The roof 1t
is II substantial improvement. and will cost
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Comfy Surveyor.

Having been earnestly solicited by various
persons throughout the county to become Il
candidate for The office of County Surveyor, at
the ensuing election, have concluded 10 com
ply, and hereby Cff.r mysrlf "a a candidate for
said office. D. 7. MCAULkY.
We are authorized to announces ". A. Ella
as a candidate for County Surveyor at the en-
suing election.
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Dentistry.

Dr. Trowbridge will be in the following
named places, and will remain Two weeks
for the practice Of his profession:
Council Grove. October 22i.
Burlingame. November 5Ih.
Cottonwood Falls, November 18Th.
Emporia, December Cd.
Cottonwood Falls paper please copy.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
E NJ. Knox is putting up new residence
on Unicn street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-10-25

thine at last brings all things even" The
worthless and injurious alcoholic preparations
fer the hAir-AmbrosiAs, Ambolines, dc
have had their brief day OF popularity and
new echo GnGwers, where are they?" The
public having thoroughly tested them, have
pronounced them worthless, and turned to the
use Of that sterling preparation, ''Germania
Hair Remover" which not only supplies the
place Of hair dressing, but likewise prevents
the hair from falling of, and restores it when
PremAturely blanched, back to its original
color. Hundreds Of certificates attest this.
Buy bottle and try it:
All the absve Medicines for sale by MOORE
/ WEAVER, and N H. BATES 4 CO, EN-
POriA, Kansas.
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Dissolution.

TTHE co partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween The undersigned in the butte herring
business, wos dissolved on Friday. October
25th. 1867, by mutual consent. Mr. N De-
u, oss will continue the business at the old
stand.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the Old finn are requt sted to call and make
immediate settlement. n. DEMOSS,
43 IS h. L. BUN DREM.