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TESTIMONIAL From REV. JOHN HAIsEs

wAsH1Ss TON, d. O., January IA, 1859.
To IHE PUBLIC:
nave been painfully afsteted with an liberated
disease Of my throat for shout three ears. which
at times caused ne to reinGrish all business. In
deed. fer two years 1 have bee unable to perform
my PASTORAL duties, owing to the serious condition
of my throat / was providentislly advised 70 ap-
ply TO DIR. AbeFn. at 2&s y street, By one D. his
patients, which / did about two weeks ago, and
within the brief period Of two weeks. under his
skillful trestment, i can cheerfully state that
consieer myself permanently cured. There seemed
TO be peculiar pro perties In DR. Aborn' treatment
which acted like magic in my csse
BRV JOHN HAISE5.
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10Sir John Simeon is the only Roman
Catholic elected to Parliament from IN English
constituency.
~An exchange remarks that two ana half
unprovided with husbands.
~ The Board Of Aldermen of Providence
are investigating certain alleged cases of cruel.
y-whipping and ducking OF girls in water
tanks-in the Reform School.
0A New England Labor Reform Con VEN
tlon 10 20 BE- held in Boston on January a. and
9, in order to organize New England Labor
Reform League.
~rye-Kim, q ChiIaman, 10 teaching a
school OF colored children ON Bayou 0oula, La
nT"Cuttiug OF coupon from the marriage
bond" is the Ornamental synonyme tor having
q baby.
- Colorado levitt and George Francis
Train are to be ..Ns.ional Reform Party"
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ARTIFICIAL ICk-Several contrivances for
manufacturingice have recently been invented,
Of which two promises to be snccesssful.
lone method depends ON q modification of the
common lecture rooms ex pertinent Of freezing
water In q vacuum The machine consists of
an air pump, by which the yapor from the wa.
ter to Ee frozen u drawn through oil OF vttriol,
which absorbs it % fast a. 1t forms, and thus
aids In preserving perfect vacuum. In ebout
an hour the water 70 entirely converted into
ice. The vitriol may Be used ten or nfteen
times without changing. The other method
consists in the use Of pair Of iron distifiiug
and conden sing vessels, united together by an
air-ttght Joint, capable OF resisting pressure
$50 pounds 70 the square lnch."
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REMARKABLE CURES.

DIR, Aborn herewith publishes few Of the many
testimonials handed to him by his patients. Other
certificates OF cures effected By him since his res
ideIcs In Washington be seen at his Office,
%. street.
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF cArARRH

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CATARRH.
have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh DO
thatI could net breathe through my ne stril g. and
vas very nervous and debilitated when placed
myself under DR. Aborn care. some three week,
ago. i now can breathe freely through ny nos
friis, and am feeling like new being. His treat
ment has had most magical effect upon my case
A. srIARwALT, JR,
Government Printing Office
JANrARY IL. ls59.
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OFFICERS,
y: n, CLARK, Philsdelphia, Pra.sdap.
al SoohE, Chairman finanos end Kxecufl /.
HENRY d. COOKE, ws.hinsson, Vice Pr
EMERSON W. PEEr. Philadelphia, se.r.,,
rs, TGKNER; w..h,ns,os. .A..i.s.a, Seer.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j., e. BAkNks. Surgeon General Uaited E
r. j. HoRWifz. oh,sf Medical p.,.,t,
United states Nayy, ashington.
d. ". BLISS. n. D., wsshinstsn.
TIE sdysntases offered by shis Company are
s AZ e nsnonA, Uompany, chartered By special
A paid up capital Of q .00.0
It onere low ltes OF premium.
It furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
~ 10 definite and certain In fts terms.
It's home company IN every locality.
kts policies ere exsmpt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Bvery policy fs non -forfeftable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the iasured
that the insurance costs only the decrease oa tae
POLICIES viii Be issued that Win pay TO the IN.
ssred during nfe an sanusl income Of ooe-tenth
No extra rate d charged Tor risks upon thsIives
Il ins1res not 10 secure divsde.ds, but az 90 loo
al LOCAL 5ei Gis HGHSr Is Is v WANTED AZ liz EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from ccmpeteat PER
ties for such eGenciee win suitable endorsements,
.b.uid be addressed 20 the ocmpenys General
Oirculars, PanVhless. and fun psrtioulsrs given
q ' s''i'''''' '' The once OF the 0'n''a' IN 'A''
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Five ladies will rep
resent the Equal Suffrage Association OF this
city in the Con nyention af Washing gton.
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A GBNrLIMAN II YEARS OF AGE AC-
KNOWLEDGlS THE BESr0RATION OF
MARINA

WAsHrSeToS, d c., December 3. 1873.
DE-. ABoRN:-Dear Sir: wish to acknov We'd 1e
the remarkable success Of your treatment in my
case. had been 30 deaf for the past twenty year
- to be unable 20 hear. except when addressed In
a very high tone. After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re-
stored. am II years Of age.
Yours, yery truly,
r. N0DINE, 2s2 street.
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OUTRAGRs IN TKNNHssER-A letter was re-
ceived this moraing by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue from an officer OF the Depart.
ment in Tullahoma county, Tenn, giving az
account OF outrages perpeiratCd upon revenue
officers in that section for performing their
duty. He states that few nights since he was
taken from his bed by party of masked &es.
peradoes, who threatened to blew mis- brains
out II he attempted to enforce the revenue law
They then fired number Of shots at his heuse,
bat released him after exacting a promise that
he would not attempt to enforce the law. The
matter has been referred 70 the United States
Attorney of Tennessee, with instructions to
request the assistance Of a military force to aid
the revenue officers to perform their duty.
The UNFORTUNATE SPECTATOR who telt a
pres n,nent that the Sue Murphy c1se would
be the Death of him, aud had his name and ad-
dress pinned in his hat for the nergeacy. did
a prudent thing. A number OF Others will 70
the same way If the case holds out.
INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were sS3i,5525f.
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AMONG the wealthy foreign residents of
Paris are fifty negro and mulatto families, who
hold Intercourse with great many aristocratIc
French families on terms of perfect equality.
M. fontchery, wealthy negro from Port. an.
Prince, lives with his family in one Of the finest
houses on the Chaussee d Antin, keeps half
dozen white servants, and was invited last
winter to all Of M. Rouher's parties. He Is a
millionaire, and has q very fine gallery Of
paintings and statuary. Another negro resi-.
dent of Paris is CandOris. whose father owned
large plantation on the island of Mauritius.
The son sold the plantation, married an English
woman at Cape Town, and went with her to
Paris, where he lives now in brilliant style,
aud Is one of the bo,dest operators at the
Bourse. and Is considered very rich. HIS
children are almost white, and his oldest
daughter. belle Of eighteen. is courted by a
great many young officers and others, who
seem not TO care fig for her Colored descent.
Belleisle, a very black negro, owns two or
three large business houses in Paris, where he
settled thirty or forty years ago, and made
money in the oyster trade. He is also married
to white woman. His daughters are all mar
ried to Frenchmen.
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Wall Street To.dav

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Stock market strong.
Money easy at 7 per cent. Exchange, 99
Gold, 35H. FIve-Twenties, 1862 coupon, Ia4.
North Carolina Skies, 66h; new, 62S. Vir-
NINA Skies, ex-coupon, 56I; new, 5ets. Ten
gessee Skies, ex.coupon, 50; new, 69f.
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Financial Matters in BaltfmsPs Ts.day
BALTIMORE. Jan. 16.-Virginia 6's, inscribed
old, so bid, 81 asked; do. 1885, 81 bid, 55 asked
do 1867, 5Obid, SOY asked, do. coupon, old, 59%
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"a gentleman from Sumner, Maine, who
has kept an account Of the amount Of snow
that has fallen this winter, states that the total
OF his measurements Is fifty seven inches, or
only three inches less than five feet He has
kept such an account for fourteen yeara but
has never noted 30 great an amount mp to this
time In any previous year.
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Kentucky Minister'S Affliction-A Cur
i0us ase.

10us ase.
About a week ago (from the Cincinnati Com.
mercia) q gentleman by the name Of Henry
Thompson Love came to this city from Ghent,
KY, representing himself as a minister Of the
Gospel, aud c0nfdentlelly informing few of
his acquaintances here that he was in search of
wife. He did not want a young wife, but
dearly desired that he might secure the affec.
ton OF some opulent and gushing widow Of,
perhaps. thirty. he himself being sixty. Mr..
Love Is tall, bulky man, OF hardy cOnstitu.
ton, and large, Unbalanced head. Age has
dealt rather kindly with him. suffering him to
retain the vfgor of man OF forty, and only
changing his once raven locks into a respecta-
snow.
city was TO go directly to barber shop aud
have his hair dyed black This was done to
his entire satisfaction, and he sailed forth to
form. He purchased several articles Of wear
ing apparel from two or three different stores,
taking the shopmen's word that the clothing
would fit him, which ii did not do by any
means. The coat he could not wear at ali. He
mansged TO insin uate himself INTO the vest
The pan falcons We're so small that they would
not fit a man half his size around the waist
However, he look the garments to the Metro
politan Hotel, and threw himself inside Of all
them he could possibly get on. He has been
staying at the Metropolitan Hotel ever since
his srriyal here, and fiatters himself that he
has made favorable impression on some of
the lady guests of that house.
Night before last Mr.. Love took a stroll
tuiOuku tuc city, anu udppeneu 10 drop lntO Il
little confectionery in the neighborhood of
Collins's Barracks. on Sixth street, urchased
some sweetmeats, and in leaving the store car
risd cf couple Of brushes which chanced to
lie on the counter For this theft he was ar.
rested by Detective Craven, and locked up
IN Hammond street station house. Yes.
terday morning the officers at the
stetion hOuse, thinking that the old
fellow had uncopsciOusly taken the brushes
while under the influence of liquor, made no
charge against him, but allowed him to 90 his
way in peace. He had not beeu out more tn In
halt an hour when Serg't White brought him
back Sor stealing q little girls apron IRON her
and this charge had scarcely been entered
against him. when Mr.. Thurston, the propri.
e'or of the Metropolitan Hotel, came up, alleg.
Ing hat the old reprObIte had stolen valu lble
tvercc at from the house. These charges Mr..
Love did not deny, but attributed his conduct
10 ttmpcrary aoer ration OF mind, to which he
says be Is subject. He seems to be a man of
more than average ability, con verses intelli-
gently on scientific and theological subjects,
and claims familiarity with twenty-five differ
eut languages. He will be examined in the
Police Court this morning.
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New YAPk Grain No

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Flour dull and droop.
ing. Wheat is dull and in buyers favor. Corn
is q shade firmer. ~
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CRUMrY TO ANIMALs.-Jobn Marks was
sentenced BY Justice Kelly, Of New York. on
Thursday, to pay fine Of twenty. i've dollars
and serve twenty days in the city prison for
cruelty 70 animals, in having started . fire un.
der his balky horse and burned him fearfully
In q futile effort to make him 70.
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FOB FINALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUCoRRHGA,
TOO PReFUsE NsTRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PRoLAPsUs AND BKARIsG DOWN, Oh
PROLAPSUS UTERl,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
HHhBoID Ms9gSP b9gSP EXTRACT or
Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
e tSs oiS sss wi A. and f. remedy to .a
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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUcU
Of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, and more pess
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUoHU,
having received the endorsement OF the most nroro
inent phygcians in the United States, ts new Of
fered to afflicted humanity As certain cure for ~
following diseases and symptoms, from Whatever
GENIRAL DEBILITY.
MENTAL AND PHYsIOAL DEPRESSION.
IMBECILIrY
DETERMINATIONS OF sL00D 10 rHE HEAD.
OONFUsBD IDEAS,
HYsfHRIA,
oBNERAL IRRIrABItIrY.
REsTLIssNIss AND sLEIPLIssHEss At
MIGHT,
ABsINUH OF AUsCULAR BFFIClIHcY.
Loss OF APPETITE,
DYsPIPsIA.
lnACIATIoN.
Low SPIRIT,
DlsossAaAnsvf aAns q & = ssssAFio sssssAfFnsis 'fsA'
PALPI1AII0H o. fHI HEARf;
and. in net.
Ill the Co,eonissass Of NERVOUS and prsu,.
1x3kD seoss Of the system.
70 insure TIE genuine, cut this ont
Ask FoR HlLABoLDp.
faks No ether.
SOLD b. DRuQofsrs asA DnALnps rvunv
WHB11.
Price rs psr bessis; or six bottles Tor so.
Delivered 10 any Address.
| Describe synDtons In IN osanuniesstsus.
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WAsHn0foH, Jan. 16, l669.-Jay Cooke &
20 furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
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VGreat Falls, N. H., has voted not to have
it, barber shops open on Sunday.
~Thirteen men have been lynched in Indi-
ana the past six months.
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E1UIT AND ORNAMENrAL TREl0.
TO y4UIT oRoWRRs AND Ofalls.

The undeisisned having closed out the small
stock Of Trees 1t the foot Of 9Th street 10 noW>
ready TO receive orden from all Who mey d.
sire for elring sttting. Once No. 4, WasA-~
tngton Butletng, (escoad n0or.l oorner 5eh strest
scriptiys I5ais Doek and estsic eueS Of NosSSsrn
Fruit Trees Of all varieties, AlDo, Ornaaeutal
eAsds Trees, ohSubs, 1ose0. Towering Plants,
4c IN shest, eyeryth4no aDpeEtaining both 70 for.
eten and Americas 1roe6. 0ve4y article var.
ranted true % the label. and selected b. my oVn
hanos to b choice aAa eiye eatieiAceaon. Persons
Ss9n SSsssss e afd sn:Sis e :stspd 70 i
.hs tSct Oaacs, 80 .i ssll: e Their assirs. :.
nen fsrnisbsd fer ssstisf. % shOss. Who may de-
SIreadY dioDossd oE-Dr. bsr6y, III strsst; ~
Burr. DO. 81, frsasury building; Ir snyder,
hardware merchant. Pennsylvonfa oyepu0: Ne
corner O street 1efth ead 18th street oeSt.
Can be sesn st kirkwood House befors sa m
a3e as sIsis si1nsosssbl Il. g. DRAPER.
II OALOlNID PIAsrRR-
LIQB AND CENEHT.
~ ic S:sssS Ssleissi faster;
10 /. !. kSssipALE osxrsr;
III 1e1noa PLA ,TER, for Ar.
oee! ooo Ooodstb uso.
WI y 80 u any eaaneaty % suit caste0srs. aa
....sR: DnoWN Z SON,
nysu M wharf ~ YRd. foes Of m q. /,
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MISS IsQUOI
SPRING WATER,
FOB SALE BIZ PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS,
CURES GANG Err,
CURES CUTANEOUs AFFECTIONS,
CURES sCROFULA,
And all the Impurities of the Blood.
And the Sovereign Remedy for
BRIGHrs DISEASE,
and other Diseases Of the Kidueys.
This 10 the original Spring Water from Vermont,
10 advertised only to distinguish It from the maSy
limitations that are nov attemDeed TO be palmed
upon the public being equal to the virtue Of tks
MissisauoiN
~ PAMPHLETS containing On account of many
WondeTful Cures, attested BY eminent Physic1ans
and others, can be had gratis, By calling at or "a
dressing note to
N1ssIeQUOI SPRINGS,
~ No. s3s Brosiysys leg York
Corner and 18th streets.
Nll IN WaahiuRton. ID. u.
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@An important auxiliary in extinEuishiDg
fires has been invented in Providence, r. /. 1t
is called the "hremsn's PLATFORM" 10 mounted
on truck. ana consists Of three cylindrical
sections which shat within each other like tele.
scope slides. and can be elevated into tower
fifty feet high. wherewith to reach the upper
stories Of q bnrninG building where Q ladder is
hardly available. This truck can be inclined
70 an sngle Of thirty degrees so as to reach the
upper stories Of building when tho3e below
a. in flames. The sections are constructed Of
light, concentric rings OF wrought iron. 30 that
the whole apparatus weighs only thirty three
hundred pounds. The walls are divided By
rounds, which thus form ladders.
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LAND SALE n VIEeINIA-Ou the 18th inst,
the farm called "Squirrel Hlll," about two
aud half miles sonthwest Of Herndon depot,
railroad, containing l91 acres OF land, was sold
to 9ustavus Floeckher, Of Frederick county,
Nd, for "a 500.
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90 80 v::S':::' - ~. ..I..oLD.
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EVENING STAR.
News and Gossip.
Receptions.


The President and his daughters will receive
next Tuesday evening, 10Th instant, commenc.
ing al D. M, and closing at N.
Mrs Postmaster General Randall will re-
ceIye her friends on Wednesday of each week,
from to p. m, at the residence corner of
Twelfth and X streets. =
Mrs. Secretary Schofield will receive her
friends each Wednesday frcm 12 m. to D. M
at her residence, on II street, between Seven.
tenth and Eighteenth.
Mrs. Secretary McCulloch receives on Wed
nesday OF each week, at the residence BOG
street, from ~ m. to p. m; and on Friday,
from 10 IL p. m. Cards to he iss1ed for the
evening receptions.
Mrs. Secretary Browning receives on We'd
nesday of each week, al her residence, No. 339
/ street, from I2 m. to p. m.
Mrs. Attorney General Evarts receives on
Wednesdays, from to o. m, at her residence,
$50 street, corner Of 18th. Cards have been
issued for receptions on the evenings Of Janu-
ary Goth and February Sd, on which days her
morning receptions will be omitted.
Speaker Colfax's receptions will be on every
Friday evening during the session, from X to
ii p. m.
Mrs. Colfax receives every " ednesday, from
4 ID m.
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INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were s33a, a,5}2.@.
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IT Is STATED, TO the credit OF Hon. Garrett
Davis. tnat be has never allowed any other per-
son than himself TO use his frank-which
should &C good ways toward Modifying the
"a olic feeling asairs. him, on account Of his
gaaay and loag AID terribly dry speeches.
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Christmas Presents,

Consisting of toys of all kinds, fancy cam
fdies, &c, whic l bought at aucti icos =,
and shall sell them at half their value, as
will close them oUt on or before Christmas
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CHOICE GROCERIES

Flour, Feed, Crockery, Hardware, &c
Also an assortment of ship chambers goo Is
such as Tar, Oakum, Pitch, Ropes, Needles
and Sewing Twines, Marlin, Hemperlim
House Lines, &c. Ship supplies of all kinds
to which trade especial attention will be paid
Also fine lot of
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Tax Notice.
OFFIcH OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
MASIroxoc. October 81. 1876

MAsITowoc, October 81, 1868.
A LII persons interested are hereby notified
"A that the following tracts Of land and vii.
lage lots, lying and being situated in the
County Of Manitowoc and State Of Wiscon in,
remaining unredeemed in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors OF
the County Of Manitowoc and State of Wiscon-
sin, for the taxes due and unpaid thereon far
the year 1865, for which said taxes the said
tracts of land and town lots were sold on tie
9Th day of May, A. D. 1866, Now, therefore,
unless the amount of taxes, interest, fees and
charges set opposite the several tracts of land
and town lots, as herein described, be paid on
or before the 9Th day of May, 1869, the same
will be conveyed to the purchaser or his as
ssgnees in pursuance of the statutes in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors OF
Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
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W E EKLY Wisconsin
1860.

The publishers of the WEEKLY WISCONSIN
beg to call public attention to their prospectus
for the year 1869.
We have made arrangements to add new at
fractions to our Weekly paper in the form of
original Tales, Sketches, Poems, &c, written
expressly for our weekly edition. We shall
continue to give a full digest of the general
news of the day State items, domestic read
ing for the farm and househo d, together with
the leading political intelligence of the times.
special attention is paid to the market reports,
all of which are prepared with special refer
ence to tho interest Of the general reader
The WEEKLY WISCONSIN has now been pub
lished under one and the same editorial man
agement for nearly quarter of century, and
we do not assume too much when we say we
have kept pace with the spirit of the age, both
In the matter and material of our journal.
For the year to come we have determined to
spend the money usually devoted to premiums,
in pa, ing for literary contributions, expressly
for our columns. And still We propose to con
tinue the same liberal terms Of subscription as
heretofore.
On the 9th day of December next we shall
commence the publication of an original do
mestic tale, written expressly for the WIsCoN-
SIN, by our popular contributor MIGNoSETTE,
entitled
THE STORY OF LOST LIFE.
This story will run through twelve numbers
| of the Weekly. All new subscribers will be
furnished with back nnmbers, from the COM
mencement of the story, notifying us.
Our present subscribers assist us very
much in securing new readers, and we shall
feel under many obligations tc such as shall in
terest themselves in behalf of the WIsCoNsIN
Postmasters and others who propose to get
up Clubs will be furnished with detailed infor
nation Oh application at this office.
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All letters should be carefully addressed to
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WANTED-Shingles, Lumber, Wood, Lath
w and pickets, wheat, rye, barley, oats,
pork, potatoes, butter, eggs, rags, seeds, and
every article marketable, for all of which will
pay the highest market price in cash.
v7n36 w. Fl. HORN,
Corner of York and Eighth SITS.
Manitowoc, Dec. II, 1867. 921
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Two Thousand Barrels
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER

Fresh and direct from the mills, which l will
have on hand for sale early in the spring