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In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-First Board-U. " 6,s,
1881, coupon, 11sb; 52O's, 1852, coupon, 1I2 r;
sos, 1864, coupon, III d; 5-2O's, 1855, coupon,
1l1a; t2os, new 1865, coupon, 1l3a 5-2D's, is67,
COUPON III; 52O's 1858, coupon, il4Y; tO-4O's,
coupon, l0sA Currency 6's, los 4; Canton, q !;
*; do. prefd,-;western Union feIegranh. 81 !;
Boston Water Power, II; Pacific Mail, As
New York Central, & 4; erie, zIk; Enc pref-d,
4si Hudson, sls; Reading, 81 Mich. Central,
liz; Michigan Southern, 3I; Illinois Gem
tral,, i. Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81;
Northwest, 69S; Northwest preferred, s2s
Rock Island, 105; Fort Wayne, s.; Alton and
Terre Haute, "a; Toledo and Wabash, 50;
Chicago and Alton, 1tot; Chicago and Alton
Ss; Adams Express, 6Ii Wells Express, "a;
american Express, 3ak; United States Express. .
oIi Merehants' Union Express, = Narke;
strong. Gold, 40.
By Cable.l
LONDON, Dec. %, II a. m.-Consols, for monev
y. Tor account, s2I. Bonds, 1867, s5,,; 1855.
railroad stocks.
LIVERPOOL, ii a. m.-Cotton market opens
dull; sales estimated at 10000 bales Nfddling
UPlands, rs; Middling Orleans, lIY.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL yesterday
entertained his assistants and heads Of his bu-
reaus, with their wives, at dinner.
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THE NEW NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTES, o
the denomination of five, twenty and fifty, viii
be issued early in January.
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THE RECEIPTS from Customs and Internal
Revenue during the past ten days have been
small, reaching only about two-thirds of the
amount usually received in that period.
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FIGHTING IN CUBA-Arrival Of More Spanish
Iroops.-Telegrams received from Cinco Villas,
Cuba, announces the dispersion Of yillamil's
band Of insurgents. During the fight forty two
rebels were Killed and many wounded. The
civil guard attacked the insurgents at Jigui-
guira, in the Amador mountains, and killed
three. Other columns had slight skirmishes
with the insurgents. An incendiary was exc
cuted at Niguas Many rebels are presenting
themselves to the Spanish authorities for paro
don. IL Is reported the forces of Cavados and
vi lam,. are moving toward Comaguey, but the
Spanish authorities do not credit it. The loss of
the Spaniards in the recent engagements are
not repOsted.
frigate arrived at Havana yesterday from
Spain. bringing 800 soldiers. These troops, as
well as ell lately landed, were immediately
sent to the seal Vi war. On Saturday, the steam
snip Eagle, when about % sail, was visited by
the police, who detained her one hour beyond
her usual sailing time, for the purpose Of ar
resting passenger named Donaldson, accused
or talking against the Spanish government, but
the Captain General issued an order directing
the police to allow Donaldson to proceed Sew
eral plantations in the vicinity of villa Clara
nave been burned. Skirmishes are reported TO
have taken place between the Spanish troops
and the insurgents in the same locality.
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THE EXPERIENCE OF THE LARGEST Ap-
YERTISER IN THE UNITED STATS.

ADNER1IslNG DEPARTMENT., l
Laboratory Of HOStetter'S Stomach Bttfsys, [
Nos, 81, S. 50 and 90, Water and First Sts I
PITTsBURG, Pa, November 27, 1859
MssSrs GT,fH 4 Hoffman. Adrertistng Agsnt, No
ST. PdNI street. Baltimore, Nd:
GENTLEMEN:-The prompt and satisfactory man
ner in " hich you fulfilling contract of Octo-
Der 2-the largest we have ever made at one time
including papers from New York City 10 Texas-ih-
duced to avail ourselves still further of the sUPE
RIoR ADVANTAGES secured by your agency. Here
with we beg to hand You another contract, in con
formity with your estimates file in this Office TO
which We invite your immediate attention.
We remain, very truly, yours,
HOSTETTER & SMITH.
II iC0nnlHntcdfed. de z
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thought Of mentioning Il; then Il was called
..free love-" moro elegantly, OCCASIONAL attrac-
tom" and now lfr. Ffothingham eHphatically
entities 1t elective affinity" Thd<Bible had
another name for it-N u World
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were sx52, ,473.
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The CLERKS and other employees in the
Treasury Department will receive their monthly
salaries tomorrow, and be permitted to leave
their desks at noon on Christmas Eve.
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Government securtt,e~-

WAsHISeToN, Dec. p, 1ss9.-,Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
sacurifiaS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
YNDISPENSARI.E.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience of years
assures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application we have found it of
great value; especially can Wa recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
thTtstdH Era. de 2l- I'm
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The MARYLAND COAL FIRLps-T Their Fxt<nt-
aneresssd er irodaetion cf is6s-The extent Of our
coal nelds Is not generally very well understood,
many supposing il to be very circumscribed.
while others entertain the idea that il is bound,
less in area and capable of supplying the whole
can learn, there are yet about two hundred mill
lion tolls in the Big Vein OF coal untouched.
Fourteen millions eight hundred and fifty thou
sand tons have been mined and been marketed
in the period Of twenty-eight years-from 1872
to 1869. At the same ratio Of production the Big
Vein would last about three hundred and forty
years; or, If We assume as the basis the QUANTITY
ii,i ninea curing the present year, 1869, say two
hundred years. The four and six feet veins
have never been more than merely opened
Together they contain more than the Big Vein
Ihere is greater area of it, as there has been
less OF II swept out by the water courses. 1t is,
therefore, quite safe to say that the Goals i'm the
minor veins win yield 600 900 tons per annum
narily sure that we can 60 on duplicating the
production OF the present year until the Ist OF
January 2o'0, or 300 years, it is scarcely neces-
men to expend much thought about the coal
mines of Allegany county giving out. There is
supply for the next ten generations. 1t is diff
hcult 70 conceive any reasonable method Of de-
ed within the next 900 years.
The production OF 1868 was / 80, 900 tons, while
the mining OF the present year will foot up, I'm
round numbers, 800 900 tons, showing an I'm
uniform increase Of Is per cent. IN the preceding
year, when there existed no impediment in the
aGenues OF outlet, such rs were caused by the
war and accidents 30 the railroad and canal
The coal has flowed in this year In one con-
tinuous stream, with scarcely an interruption
from the opening to the close Of navigation. It
did cease on the frst instant by canal, but rs we
write two weeks later), there Is no falling of
mind these facts 90 to show the great and grow
ing popularity Of Cumberland coal, and AFFORD
striking evidence of its great Commercial value.
Its proximity to me capital OF the nation, and
the safety and ease by which IL can be conveyed
thereto in case OF q war between this and any
foreign country, must be a matter Of general
and peculiar qualification, as for steam pur-
puses II is unsurpassed. tsvalue Is fully appre-
ciated by the Government, as Is demonstrate
by its extensive use for navy and other psr-
poses.-CwabeyIasd (kd) Csciliaa.
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The TRAGEDY AT CHARLorrssy1ILR, VA
The Richmond Journal Of Monday says:
Nothing further has been developed in regard
Ayre still remains voluntarily in the custody Of
the jailer. There is still crest deal Of excite
ment about the case, and public sentiment
seems to be divided, thong 70 All appearances
come OF ON Tuesdsy, when Ayre's daughter,
the victim Of Oliver, win be present Startling
disclosures win then BE made, and the public
lars Of the tragedy. DIR. Oliver was Inferred
Saturday, but his funeral was poorly attended.
He Was knight Templar in the Masonic fra
ternity, but the mystic order. refused to bury
who was present when her husband was killed'
win appear before the examining court.n
SThe Latest Richmond style in hats is called
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,nra .ALEs IN yIRsISIA---rne Fredericks-
~ III news notes the following sales Of lands in
".at vicinity John L. AnGrevs' farm, two
miles west Of Spotsylvania ConTs-House, COR
tanning $50 acres, to b. +. Sill am, Of Catta-
raa,Ssus a,ass e. county, y: Y for $1,000 half cash
the property OF M. McAlessez, formerly a part
Of the bowman farm, to b. p. Morrison, Of Port
Royal, Funcate county, Pa, for So 80. Sew
enty,eight acres, one and a half miles IRON
formerly Stansbury and Hurkamps, to G. w.
Strouse, Of Juniata county, Pa, for 81 900; no
improvements. Three hundred and seventy
three acres, fourteen miles from Fredericks-
burg, good improvements, to Il. b. Roberts, Of
Cattaraugus county, n. Y, for a, 200.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

OGAN TRIBE, No. -,I.O. X. NJ, WILL "A
L. give a GRAND BALL az Forrest Hall, ~
GEORGETOWN, en- TUESDAY EVENING, Jan IL
uary 4th, ITo. Particulars in future sdyer GsEn
tlEement de2l-3tr
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HON. s. S. Cox delivered the second lecture of
the Maryland Institute course, on the subject of
"Progress in Spain," at the Institute hall in
Baltimore last night.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Conates or state ana Feoer~s An
thOrity.

ConGtct OF Stase and Feoep~l An.
thortty.
1siegrdpaed Escissreiy 20 Tz< Ereniso lSfar.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-In the case Of the
sheriff OF Boyle county, Nv, W. Cobb & Co. Of
bunalo, y. v, for the restoration Of 500 bush
tachment. Judge Ballard Of the L. y District
oourt decided that q United States marshal
ccuid not take from the POSSESSION OF a State
onicer property held under q process IL WAS
returned at the expense Of Cobb & Co.
Wreck OF = British War steamer.
Islegrdphed Exclusively 20 ne Erens.o Star.
MARsEILLEs, Dec. 22--Adyices come q, hama
which render IL certain that the British war
steamer Deer Hound has been totally lost while
on voyage from Athens 20 Malta Sir staff
ford NOrthcote, Secretary of State for india
was on board, and is believed 20 have perished.
ocean Steamer Detained.
Ielecrcphed Erclusirely 10 ne Erenise star.
HANBrRG. Dec. 22-The steamship Hammo-
MIA, which Was advertised 30 leave this port ON
wednesday, the lJth inst, WAS detained until
the 18th.
Relief for the Spanish Refugees.
7eleeraphed ErcissireIy % TIE Evenf.o Sar.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-Subscription has been ooen-
ed for the relief OF the Spaniar,is who were re-
Gently expelled from the country bN he French
Government.
Arrival Out Of the Pereire.
TelegrGphed Eroiusirely % tie Erening Strr.
BIEsr, Dec. 22.-The steamship Pereire, from
New York, arrived here this morning.
The English Church.
1elegrcphed Erolasireiy 20 Tie EpeniEo Star.
the Archhishop OF Canterbury TO appoint suf-
fragan.
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Arrival Out Of che

Arrival Out Of the Pereire.
1eifgrapAed Ezciasirely % ths Ereniag Star.
BREsr, Dec. 22.-The steamship Pereire. from
New York, arrived here this morning.
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"A BRAVE BoY.--The Rockland (Me.) Free
Press says that during the recent gale and snow
storm the schooner Commonwealth, Captain
John Ellems, lay anchored off I'm the harbor
loaded with lime ready for sea. None of the
crew were on board tuesday night except boy,
Lewis Buckman,cf South Thomaston, aged
perhaps fourteen years. About midnight, when
the storm was raging s>nst fearfully, the vessel
parted both her cha,s, s!it. -ndoubtfully would
have been wrecked oG the H. ks ard let les s,ear
the Battery had il not teeu .i.r tas reIaa EAable
presence OF nisa6 Is she crave s0y 3 DO instead
Of giving e.; sc ,-aspair. r.aa loIVsyd es.i wifi
dtMculty sa.aeste-. sr hoistin4 de yh then
boldly seiz1d tie s-eins nl essei safeIv
lahore Oh fsudy S0acf '- TH. c,yya nelc-
the brick Wild 5hJ 71S litts ~
ju.a6 and the car r1 sa.as,. = .sie IN
wasi Sd ovarSoggd % Ihe raves. b.,s e~s 49, once
X seized liea}M sigging - - vel h;n,saif
Inc boy reeves, ss be richis 6s.eryes 'fta; fhs
NV - "a. = -, ,sle eos 1sl He win be
S~As~''' AsW .oy the ewasgG - the vessel.
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The English Chureh,

Ietegrophed Enciasireiy 20 Tie EUenisg Star.
LONDON, Dec. 22-Leave has been granta,
the Archbishop Of Canterbury TO appoint suf
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DALI, Sunday excepted,
At The star Building,
ew. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and uth St,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR is served By carrier. 10 their sub
prribers in the Cvy aud District at TEN CENIs Pks
vEEz,Or FORTY-FOUR CENTS PER MONTH. CoPies
af the counter, Two CENTS.
PRICE FOR MAILING Three Months one Douar
and Fifty Cents; Six Months, Three poiiars, Vne
Year Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the
once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR published on Friday
uOruing-One Dollar and q half year.
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ITS EFFECT rs MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER.


1t is perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness Makes hair grow. better dressing than
any "oil" or ..pomatum.n Softens brash, dry and
wiry hair into beautiful Silken Tresses But above
all, the great wonder is the rapidity with which il
restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its 1t does dye the hair
but strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
coloring matter.
The first application will do good you will see the
NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the DID, gray, discolored appearances of the hair will
be gone giving lace to lustrous, shining and beau
tiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover; no other
article is at all like il in effect.
See that each bottle has private Government
Stamp over the top Of the bottle All others are ,nl
tdfioHS.
Il. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprieters
For sale by all druggists de2- I'm
MILHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL
With HypophOsphite of Lime, a great improve
ment; made with the best of oil known, il unites
efficacy with pleasant flavor and easy digestibility
Sold by all respectable druggists.
mILHAUiS SONS, 1S3 Broadway,
no U-T&f I'm New York.
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PERFECT MANuOn

PERFECT MANHOOD.
Sc ELF-ENERyATI0N, with certain help for the
errpg and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
lopes, Tree Of charge, Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. So q eo3m
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COMMISSIONS RKyEwED.-The commissions Of
the following Special Agents Of the Post Office
Department expire by Limitation and have been
renewed to take effect from the 1st Of January,
fss6:-deo. 3. Armstrong, Urville E. Babcock;
Chas L. Baldwin, Geo. 3. Banzs,. Alfred
Barstow, Joseph II. Blackfan, Joseph w. Briggs,
Thos. H. Bringhurst, Bushrod H. Camp, Thos
2: Cheney, ChaS Hnin Cochran, ri nMs;a LSSIid 9.
c. Faherty, Z. Jay French, John Frey, James
Gaegler, VIM. @. Hammatt, Roswell Hart, ,. l..
Holbrook, II. Clay Hopkins, 8. H. Knapp, A.
L. McPhail, A. H. MARYLAND, j. j. Martin, q
A. Q. Miller, A. b. Mullett, ii. Ray Myers, z. r.
Petterbridge, Horace Porter, Chas. Redfeld,
w. A. Saylor, F. w. Schauste, Giles A. Smith,
VIM. H. II. SerreIl, g. B. Underwood, L. +.
Ward, John III. Wickizer, T. b. woodward and
James II. Wagner. .
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INDIAN CHIEFS INTERVIEWING THE PGFsI-
DENT.-Juan Andres Alberta and Juan Rev
Lucero, chiefs of the Pueblo tribe of Indians,
OF fsleta, New Mexico, now on a visit to this
city on business connected with their band.
were at the Executive Mansion this morning
with Commissioner Parker, and had an inter-
view with the President.
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THE GEORGIA RECONSTRUCTION BILL.-The
bill to promote the reconstruction of the State
OF Georgia" which has passed both Houses of
Congress, provides that the Governor of Georgia
shall call together the Legislature of the State
as originally elected; the expelled celored men,
bers to be restored to their seats, and those
ineligible under the Fourteenth Amendment to
be excluded. The enforcement of the bill is, If
necessary, to be carried out by the military
authority OF the Government, and the State
will not be admitted to representation in Con-
gress until it shall ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
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THE DUTIES ON CoAL.-The Ways and Means
Committee OF the House of Representatives are
said TO be opposed to a reduction of the present
duty OH Nova Scotia coal.
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THE FAERAGUT-PoRTER prize and bountv
case, growing out Of the capture of New Or
leans and destruction of rebel craft in the Mis-
sissippi, was expected to have come up in the
Equity Court Of the District Of Columbia to-day.
and quite number of officers interested were
present at the courthouse this morning, but in
consequence Of Judge Wylie being detained at
home by illness in his family, the counsel, r.
NJ. Corwine, ESQ.,, who appears for the Govern
ment; Gen. Butler for Admiral Farragut, and
j. Hubley Ashton for Admiral Porter, agreed
that the case should 60 over until after the
holidays.
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&The latest Richmond style in hats Is called
The Admimienis&"
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Relief for the Spanish Refugees.

PARIS, Dec. .22.-Subscription has been onen-
ed for the relief OF the Spaniar,is who were re-
Gently expelled from the country by he French
Government.
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NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this afternoon:
Gabriel G. Wharton, L. S. Attorney for the
District of Kentucky, vice B. III. Bristow, re-
signed.
Postmasters-B. Whitman Williams, at Rome.
y. "; Amasa b. Tracy, at Middleburg, Vt.
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a COUPLE OF good water color pictures are to
be seen now at the cosy new bookstore of Messrs.
Philip & Solomons. The larger, and the one
that will attract most attention, is a view Of
Conway Castle, North Wales, with its pictur-
esque surroundings Of land and water, by j. G.
Philip. The other is view near New Torquay.
North Devon, by the same artist. These pic
lures are worth inspection, and especially by
those who have not had An opportunity to note
the progress made in water-color painting by
the English school.
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RECEPTIONS MONDAY NIGHT.-Senor Garcia,
Minister OF the Argentine Republic, gave a re-
cephon On Monday night, which was largely
attended by notables now in the city. Hon.
Fernando Wood also entertained distinguished
company at his residence, corner of Fifteenth
and L streets. Secretary Fish, Chief Justice
Chase, Speaker Blaine, and a number of Sena-
tors and Representatives were present.
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IHE CAPIToL.-1n the House to-day few
DIS, OF but little importance, were introduced
ana referred to appropriate committees, after
which the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, and a number
Of speeches were made; but hardly fifty mem
comparatively empty. Little fnterest Was mare mare
Tested in the proceedings, the session evidently
being only to kill time.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-06-17
Science. Advances.

4. AS soon as an article purporting to be OF
utility has been tesed, and its meritst en-
,dorsed; by public opinion, unprincipled
parties endeayor to replenish their deple-
ted purses by counterfeiting, and substi-
tuting spurious for the genuine article.
Some time since, mercury, In the dis
guiso ofpills, powders, &c, was given for
alldiseases of the stomach and liver, while
quinine was freely administered for the
chills. At length HOSTE1TER'S STOM-
ACH BITTERS made its advent, and an
entire new system of healing was inalg-
urated. The beneficial effects OF this
valuable preparation were at once &C
knowledged, and mineral poisous suffer
ed to sink into that obscurity to which an
enlightened age has consigned them.-
There have been many spurious Bitters
palmed upon the community, which, af-
ter trial, have been found perfectly worth
less, while HOSTETTER'S has proved a
blessing to thousands, who owe TO it their
restoration to health.
For many years we have watched the
steady progress Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters in public estimation, and its beni
fiicient effects as cure arising from the
stomach ola morbid nature, ard we are
free to say that it can be relied upon as a
certain relief and remedy, Its proprietors
have made the above preparation. after
years of careful study and sitting, and are
now reaping the reward claimed by this
valuable specific, and which they so richly
merit, 1t is the only preparation Of the
kind that is reliable i'm all cases, and it
therefore, demands the attention of the af-
fiicted sFsr NJ u iune3 d6wlm.
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Bird Cagcs--a fine stock, at
Il. r. Wallace & Cos.

The fame of tho celebrated Planta-
ton Bitters has no parallel in the
history OF Medicine. The thousands
upon thousands of bottles that are
made and sold daily is but proof pos
tive of their wonderful Virtues
Thousands of Certificates can bepro-
duced showing the efficacy and GER
tainty of the cures which they effect,
and tho Medical Fraternity, usually
SO jealous of anything which causes
persons to think and doctor for them
selves, arc compelled to acknowledge
their wonderful virtues, and prescribe
them under other names. They are
sold by all druggists.
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No BoTroM!-If any of our friends
in Dahlonega or Highland townships
have found the bottom of that mud
hole in the "Clark Williams lane"
east of this city, they will confer a
favor by leaving complete profile
Of their survey at this office for the
use Of the Road Supervisor of dist.
No. 3.
1t is SIMPLY shame and disgrace
that such an obstruction to the trade
OF this town should be allowed to re-
main for ono day. Will our town.
ship trustees SEQ chat a Supervisor
Tor that district is appointed, and
then that he proceed forthwith to
repair that "bottomless pitt"