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Tsrre iiaute Female Coiiegc-Rev.
John Covert. President

Al the close Of the cxaminatian OF she pa
psls M shis Institution. which has been con
siaas.l loas iays. {. ". Barbour. E-q was
Called 80 abe eh,ir AMI by a unanimous vote
o. the audience. the undersigned we're aP
appointed a committee ID express the seugi-
rnents OF those Who have vitnessc the es
animation. We scse pg,senG during the
greater PAT, Ut the last tao dsys. and Judge
from the report Of others. that our impsc.
-ioas waald have beea t..e came had We at
tended the shole. The audience. 4 = be
t,cssl. expected ani as.'frs sesy fvsss
bio letoss - express ~hs, lh.y ssll wss
just
The cls>.ss have been taught nv Ms l..
Salisbury Covert. BeIle-ie,,res aud inseI'sc
taal Philosophy Rev. Jacob Chapman. A A..
Ancient and Modern Languages and Logic
Prof Reuben ;. Bos~orth. A NJ. Natural
sciences. Prof julius { Meiainges. fsinc,.
pal Of Music Department. Mrs.. Julia p
Aeklsy. covernes. and Teacher OF Rhetoric
sul Composition; Mss Sarah A. Loves.
Teacher OF Mathematics. Miss MARI II
Baldsin. Teacher Of Peam.nship. Miss De-
nsaa |. Hamsston. Teacher Of Preparatory
Department: Mis- Janette Railey. Teacher
IA Preparatory Department. Ms Carrie r
Starr. Miss Mary T. sneed. aud Miss Mar,
Alice Foaike. Music Teachers. Miss MsrsAs
A. kingsbary. Teacher Of Drswing vna oi
Painting.
The Subjects which came aassler our n e,ic.
we're latin. Elementary Algebra. Mora
Philosophy. Geometry. Rotaay. Evidences o
Chsistan4sy. HArne's Element. 81 Criticism
AMI iasie insersrcrs~d With music. voca
and Instrumental. and the reading II e~ssv
hy the Jaaios elaSses--sho<e Of the S.n,o-
being reserved Zee commencement dav
The RON Was adoFs 81 With manv prol.,
tons of their pencils.
The examination IA Latin va rrasif,in
20 those who Justly apprrris,s that stads IN
course Of liberal education The class
6eome,ry felt Disappointed that their no.
had expired 80 soon. bot he audience a
not think that more time wss needed
prove that they bad studied eel
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Rsstsvuls Laesa Brrs.-The Court
Hous. saloon. on tie east SIDE Of the Public
square. Is receiving regularly. from the
brewery of = Eyner. a. Belleville. 6rsf
class. genuine article Of Lager Reef which
ali lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. IL no, superior 10 any heretofors
broaghs TO the city Let all Who Indulge.
give Herr oronefeldt 4 Co. . call snd sess
the matter We are iaformed. hy good
Judge. that there = no mistake n the mat
ter but 10 sstisf, ali. 20 and taste
ius. din.
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- Owing 20 tho time OF holding the
State Union Convention and our desire to
attend IL. We were prevented from being
present az the examination and commence-
ment exercises of the Terre Haute Female
College.
Ca Monday however. Ne witnessed the
examination OF the class in Geometry. IL
has been our good fortune. 10 the last ten
YEAR. 10 witness great number of exanina
tons ia some OF the bst Colleges in the
whole wess. bu, psver. We believe. have We
seen class more proficient In any branch OF
education. than the class referred 10, proved
itself 10 be. IN Geometry. The ekamina-
lion Vas univ erally praised. and reflected
ahigh compliment to the young ladies eompo-
sing IL. ami ., their teacher. Our citizens
may we'll be proud Of this institution Of
learning.
We give. o-day. the proceedings OF the
last few days OF the term. a. reported by the
committee The iast few ines OF the re-
port Is particularly applicable a. we'll as very
important. aud We heartily approve II.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvlIrH cosenrss-s..-r 'ss.-rer.

wAsHIsoros. June 10.
sssArs.-rhe Senate met AZ II a. n. The
Vice President was absent and Mr.. foote
was chosen President pro. TEN.
Ga Motion Of Mr.. Chandler the bill from
the House 70 change the Port of entry OF
Brunswick, Georgia. was taken up and pass
cd.
Mr.. Salisbury moved to take up the resolu-
ton fixing the time of adjournment. The
motion was lost by yeas Ia, nays ~.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson. of AassAchu-
sets. the bill defining the pay Of emoIuments
of officers Of the army was taken up.
HousE Mr.. Mallory offered a resolution
which Was adopted b y 1903 against IS. pro
posing. the Senate concurring, the adjourn
ment of Congress on the 30th Of June.
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FROM WASHINGTON
SPECIAL TO WV YoRK TRIBUNE.

SPECIAL TO NKw YORK TRIBUNE.
WAsHIsGroS. June lS.-A naval officer,
who has. for several months. belonged TO the
squadron living off Elizabeth City, says he
has frequently noticed bodies. which he sup
posed To DO those Of Union men. floating by
his vessel down the Pasquatank river, not q
few of them, horrible 20 say. were headless.
SPECIAL TO NEW YORK TIMES.
Gen. Doubleday has arrested two or three
of the leading seeessionists of Fredericks-
burg. and given protection 10 the Union men
who complain that notorious rebels have
been treated with marked consideration and
their property guarded by United States
troops whilst the Union men were allowed to
suffer.
wAsnIs0roS, June lit is believed that
a correspondence is now progressing relative
to general exchange Of prisoners.
Secretary Seward has returned from his
visit North.
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IMPORTANT TO PAKESTs AND GUARDIANs.-
All parents aud guardians residing outside.
and adjoining the limits Of the city of Terre
Haute. who desire TO send their children or
wards 10 the pnblic schools Of said city dur
ing the coming fan and winter, are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
fer before the first Of September next.
Mr. Lyman Miller has been appointed to
make the enumeration of school for HARRISON
township and Tor the city OF Tefrc Han,e.
aud all transfers are TO be made With him.
No children will hereafter be admitted Ia the
free schools OF the city unless a proper trans
ter i made in accordance with this notice.
nv order OF tho BOARD Of School Trustees
Of the CITY 81 Terrc Hsute.
JAS b EDAuSDS. tsm.
Terre Hsute. June ~. 'e2-dw9~
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

II S. DANALDSoN, Notary Pub
IL nc. Collector. CisiEs Agent, ke-. 4e.. onsFs
bic services 10 the public, especially 20 those Who
United States, and who may have any elsim against
the 6eneSsl Government lie viii arrange. forward
s8d successfully prCseouis all valid claims s
able charges and ss rapidly a. the business can be
fsspstchet before the prop. cmoss ~ Washington
Having rss lsAs ekperisnee and prhc,i,s herein.
am ne al Of an old ofsosr Of The ssusss Govern
meui under President rllmore's Acninl-sI .c.u. he
f.i Ia being ssfsl With al legal clnulr.
~hsthsr fer PENSIONS. BOUNTY NoNEf At LAM
VARIANTS.
HsIF-rAY PERSONNEL wido~s. or ~ No
widows. the Children u..s srteeD years ~ age. 81
~sr. wAo hssr di~t - been llied While IN Tie se'-
Vice, entitled Ia Hsf-fsy Pensions.
INVALID ftksloks.-All ssfcers and soldisfs
xho Disabled ~ reason 81 wounds received az
disease contr acted while In the ser, aud IA ths
hne q duty a. ssoldisr. ~ ANY psncd, arc a.
IA ssid Pensions.
LAND wARRASTs-sn whe SERVED Ia daya
any Of The past Of the United States day
IN battle. entitled 10 100 II lsnd. In cars
o. death, the willow sDd Minors are entitled.
BOUNTY hOSKf.-The heirs q all soldiers ~ho
have volunteered during the present ~HT for three
years during the vsr ard have diec o. been KILLED
shiie In the service. are cuuted 90 OHH L.'srnsn
ool1kks Bounty Money and sue arrears q the SOL
tiers pay Il may hs%e socTusd 10 he date - Eis
death.
No charges made without olslm is successfully
terminated.
Deeds and Mortgages enooas~s. and Blanks
etched.
- Eastern srrear.es- arrsngsd and cosiscsea.
and exchange prompty rcuittes.
OffiCk a. The old corner sisnd.
- =. DAcAf.DSON,
f~bstU Notary Public. A.
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FROM MENr.llS.

MssraIs. June lG.-The Board Of Alder
men adopted resolution asking Col. Slack
to postpone the suppression of Confederate
Scrip for sixty days. Col. Slack has not yet
replied, but il is understood there is little
prospect of a favorable response.
The Avalanche says. Beauregard's army
Is in excellent order as regards health. morals
and equipments. and that all reports Of de
moralization are false.
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8-J. ". Gar~ood. OF the Alss Dean
Farm. broaght to town. on YESTERDAY Twelve
g,llons OF r.spbcrrisA. the fir.s OF the season
Mr.. Garwood siil have for sais. thus choice
berry. ever. DAY. At hi- stand. southwest
corner Of ,ie Market House: also. al far
row.. Nave. :. " aich's and Howsrd's. pro-
vision stores. on Main street. and will MI Sh
orders that nas he lett for him. -t an, OF
the above place iue'di~
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FROM MEMPHIS.



MENrnis. June IL. via Cairo. ls.-The
shipments north. up TO to day, have been
cotton. 1000 bales: moiasscz : 200 bbls and
5000 half bbls. sugar. 6.000 bbls There
was much coming IN yesterday The first
day the Post Office was opened. the citizens
mailed thousand letters, mostly on business
10 northern cities. aud bought $500 worth Of
postage stamps. There were upwards OF a
hundred applicants Tor post Office ciefkships.
including the entire force under the Confed
crate rule
Provost Marshal l;ouh administered the
oath of allegiance Ia 300 persons including
ls0 deserters from the rebel army. and >
commissioned oficer-.
Besuregard's left wing. extends Ia Her
nando South.
IL l. supposed that the cotton burners ale
within six miles Of Memphis.
Last night there were reports Of tutbu
lence among the slaves IN rfii'enden aud
Nj fni caunticF. NJ
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CINCINNATI MARK ET.

CINCINNATI. Juno ~.
Flour dull, prices dropping; good sup. at
81 90, and extra at 81 TO-.
Wheat unchanged: red. sO@s3.
Born. 81.
Oats dull and unsettled at 81 to 30 round
lots could not be sold at over 30.
Rye dull: offered at 1904: ~ Is the rate
offered as ~. u
Whisky advanced 10 81 >. and in good de
mand.
A good demand for lard; 800 tierces conn-
try sold at ,. and 100 do city At . there
Is very little offering
No demand for pork or bacon; prices nom
inal
Groceries unchanged. fHNH1I "a
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~ Daring the time ws remained A. In
d;anapoli.. attending the Uaion Conscn'io".
ne stopped At Little'. Hotel southeast coz
ner Washington aud New Jersey Streets
kept BY A X. Hyde. and found q 60 be
among the best hotels IN the State None
other. perhaps. il more literally paison'Ned.
ani none deserve il more. No MAJ IN that
citv knows better how To keep hotel" than
Mr.. HYDE. and We take pleasure IN commend
lng his house 10 the public.
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REcxuIrs w.SrEp IxnFpfArktY The
itsh regiment Is being recognized under the
auspices Of Col J I, Lucas. late Lieut. Col.
OF the same regiment. and all persons wish
ins TO enlist under officers Who have seen
service. can have chance nov. Of assisting
In crushing out The rebeIIio1. aud once more
witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars aud
Stripes
Pay. raliens and clothing irsm tho tmc Of
enlistment. A recruiting Office will be open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled. Office. two doors south OF the Gin
sinnAlI House, on Fourth slreet--east side.
w NJ. CONNER.
jl3.dil Lieutenant.
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Iosr.--on Yesterday afternoon. somewhere
ON Fourth Street. BfeAstpin containing
Miniature The finder viii be literally re-
warled by leaving the same At this Oihce.
June2od2d
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Night Dispatches.
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo. June is.-Gen. Strong was severe
" wounded to day by an accidental discharge
OF pistol ia the handsof Capt. Dean. The
ball passed through the Generals right arm.
lodged In his side. from whence il was en-
tracted.
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BkiIksmts .Lsoss Bsrz At rHE lusr
H.vrs s,Ico~ an constantly receiving
aSe. quality Of Beliesii's Lager Beer.
which will serve 70 lovers Of The above
beverage. at nv sell kno~a Saloon. wess II
the Tcrre Haute House. Give me cali ard
te.s iis quality fer yourselves.
rnsAitf " kATzENBACH
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~ The. Trustees of the Universalist
Meeting House. wishing 10 occupy their
house. the First Baptist Church. that have
wor-hipe1 there since the destruction Of their
meeting house. has 10 seek another place.
Through the Kindness Of the Trustees OF the
CITY schools We have secured the large hall
in the City school House. where Ne expect
10 hold our meetings for public worship.
until our lecture room. ia process OF cree
ton. shall be finished. All are cordially in
vited 10 meet with a..
sabbath school At q, 4. m, Preaching at
~. a. m. and p. m.
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cE-Nrs. Graf. at her residence on Ohio
Street. between eth and Eth. can sccemmo-
date fe~ moro day boariers- She has also
swo o. three vcry desirable rooms suitable
fes gentlemen snd their pives. OF ~cll aaop
tel 10 small family. Terms reasonable.
and made known on application
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ET-vigo Eueampmeni No IL. o q ,.
elected for the ensuing term. the following
of. err. who will be installed the "a day OF
Iul, next. (fissi "Wednesday evening OF the
month";:
Ion~ AsB0Tr. e. l.
+. ScmwIxaRorBER. II
isaac BALL. ). "
W T. BENSErr. J "
= NnoIOY. Scribe
l.. A BVRSErr. Treasurer
i /. a Bs =. "1r' Rep to Grand Eoep',.
q. q kNArP.
Terre Haute, June II. i-69
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Rrrus~rn. Those Who have - pss'saiiy
waited the return Of Dr.. WssssS. Dentist.
NV no~ ~ a. patiently waited apon ~ h'sn
Al his ofsce Nationsl House Bloek
June ~. div
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- Our friend. James Chambers. having
compliei wirh The nsw ordinance. BY payiag
Fins Dollars license continues TO sell ali
kind Of fresh meats At his Old stand. ,ornef
of al and Oaio streets Please give him
cali June y. IL.
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c8-Gus. Arnold, al The Post Once News
Depot. has Brownlo~'s Book iog sale. aud
for those Who subscribed for n.
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.T-Go To gar,letl's Book Store Tor to-
dey' Ladies Magazine, Harper. Atlantic
Monthly and other popular Nsgsxine--
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give majority against ths new c0nsi tuition
Of .2l3.
Returns from different portions oil the
State. thus far, shows a majority against Of
1900.
1ais Is made Mp almost eatHeis irom
northern aud cesllral portions Of slle State.
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rAn nOn I.Rs. wool WANTED. AID toF
IWJ.UU ~hseA -lli pes he hsAsst
rrtre tn'Ca.h - ny f.eaibsF stere.
NJ. lss aaia slrrrf. Tsrfe Haste. Id.
a.x4sftf 4. A BURNETT.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
~ Ihsve Dwellings aud Store Rooms itTnesf y
to~ns excellent places 10 cell goods. which ! vii
trade for property IN hear ferre hsutn, and pay
difference Ia cssh. Apply 10
n aARBFRT.
deeleiA. su e-sl E-fsts Aseet
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EpIron Exrnrss:-I am candidate Tor
the Office OF County Treasurer.
June IL. 1854 ;. h. ALLhN'
lam candidate for The Office oil Treas
urer of viro county at the october elecuon.
NJ. ;. DURHAM.
We are authorized 10 announce 7. W.
Barbour a. = Candidate for the Office oil Col
lectof aud Treasurer OF the county oi 'iSo-
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Nrw YoRK, June i9-rhe steamer Glas-
Cow has arrived from Liverpool the 18th.
Bishop McIlvaine. of Ohio. IS passenger
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PROM BOSTON.

Bosros, June l9.--Picrrc Soule and the
late sheriff Of New Orleans have arrived
here and been sent 10 Fort Warren.
Arrised. ship. L. Wilder, Farley ilom
New Orleans. 3fth nlt, with cargo OF as
hhds Of sugar. 372 bbls nolasses. .22o bbls
rosin. and 2so bbls tar.
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PROM CHlcAGo.

CaIcAoo. June l9.--Returns from this
county. with ne exception Of three io.ns.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE FINEST APPOINTED AND STOCKED NINA
GERIE NOW TRAVELLING,
Consisting Of
loo BEASTS, BIRDS, AND REPTILES,
All rare just imported, and collected from the four
quarters Of the globe.
THE WONDERFUL GYMNASTIC ELE-
PLANTS,
That Dance. Climb and so invert their bodies as 10
STAND ON THEIR HEADS,
Are included In this collection. a. are the
PERFORMING LIONS. TIGERS, LEoP-
ARDS, PAINTERS, &C,
That have BEEN trained and subjected. and will be
performed under the auspices Of the
CELEBRATED LION KING. LANGwoRTHY.
Incorporated with the Grand Show. isa
SUPERIOR CIRCUS TROUPE,
Who have been engaged for their superior ability.
Among the proaalqeni. Is
JAMES MELVILLE,
Tie Champion bare back Austrian Equestrian
A rider who
Defes ks rerld 10 e-eel him ia q dariao Act.
The following distinguished artists have also been
secured.
MRS. LOUISE MELVILLE.
DEN STONE.
WIZ olVHaNs
W. W. WATERMAN,
THE DELANANTA BROTHERS,
WM. kINCADE.
MASTERS FRANK AND SAMMY,
Together with numerous auxilaries.
The public can find detailed lsi d our aitrac-
tions In the pamphlets and bills 10 which their spe
cial attention 10 directed.
WILL EXHIBIT AT TERRE HAUTE OF
Thursday, June 26th,
ONE DAY ONLY. f#HF
Doors open ne Q aud T.. VI
Admission only e5cts. No half price,
Juise 10. dl0t~lt
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EXPRESS COMPANY.


o~n~A sna Managed ~ the American Express c..
Vno " NV vo0R Avn 80~goN.
t. The West So seutk- West.
en- special Cars on Em igrant Pa>-
se0GeS Trains.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
ne above DsrPssch for~ ards Geaas Al mere
s.sffls,as rate than any iine runninx Wtst except
n rrrulsr Esprrss Compaey. For~srtine Rife.
e1r~rinx she -rire rrptrfran Ns~ frfk s-ri Bozfou
xasrsnfrslsx tine. vii - Fiv~u'
Marx all pscksg~s "Merchants' tlespatfh, = and
a.li~rr a ~ p~sg fet e hnreisy -. y n. ard
western a n c.. h.sten. Nsss<cbasstts
u.r~htsasn TURNER acKFES.
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sB- Drs. Mahsa a Bell have understood
from reliable sources that a report is ia cir
eulstion. that then time Is 80 monopolixed at
the Hospital. that they cannot attend to their
private practice They would sag To their
friends. they are very thankful for past Ia.
sor~. and will bc ready at all hours To attend
them n heretofore
Their engagements al the Hospital viii
not Interfere la the least. with their other
business. June ~. DIFF
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
junelnilm WEISS a co...
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IN ALI those Who NsLf beast a. SILK
Hat. OF the latest fashion. call al re New
York HAT Store and get one OF TIE Home
Manufacture. which make mysel there
fore can warrant all hats bought of me
have fine assortment sf FRENCH Beaver,
Otter and Soft Cashmere hats of the finest
quality. and OF AL co,ors. which nm selling
very low also. large assortment of Wool
Hats. Of all eolors. ranging in price "a low
ss fifty cents.
L. II. LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 10 j &. YATES
MT a.. Cor. flfth. and Main Sts
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BRAsDRKrns prlIs-For the restoration

bRANDRETHs PillS--Fer the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken BY spoplcsy
or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
ell Affections q the lungs. chest and bowel. the
prompt use saves ne and quickly cures roenm.
MIA, pleurisy, ehslers wind. spasms worms choier-
norbus. darrhoea. dysenssry. WHISTLER ffom maisrls
eating unripe fruits OF other faults IN diet yield
their influence. Asthma. gcut. rheunati<ns. live
affections. ruptures. iuhsmmssiOns % any osgaa
levers, whether sgue ether specific fsvers bilious
diseases. suntse. st. yitns's dance smallpox. meas
es, Group. sryspelas. white s~eilng- piles. ulcsEs
Of even thirty years continuance ard especisn,
ulcers q the liver. have ali tsen cured pgTmansnl
by these celebrated Vegetables Universal Pills n
female complaints and nervous diseases they hsv
been equally successful. wide change q lie. eosi
rrst and second psriodsl. Eyliepsy. depression -
spirits. frghtfnl cerams ell distractions and rsas-
suons are BY them cured. dispersed and eorrressi-
Price 70 cents per boz.
SOLD By J. n. cUspszas. Terre- Hsuss. and by
r~sp~ctAile dealers In nsdieire. usnid~in
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
l. Card P~zss-e ne. apply {sst ,rsssIsss 81
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- sruness or scrosaleas Affections are The
curse. the blight. the potato 70, % mankind They
are vile and rithy well fatal. They arise frsu
eoatsninstish and lnpurisy Of The blood and 3.
be seen ell around everywhere. One quarter %
ell ne meet are tainted With them. and quarter
Of these die Of them; die fsoshly to- because they
serofaloas corruption from The blood. renders pure
and healthy. and esrctusiiy expargs,es The foui
contamination from the system No longer sros.
under your scEofuous disorders. since the irresis,
bic Arss has provided his mastery combination ca
curative virtues tia, be calls sAEsArasnLA.-lDsm
ccrsi. Waterbury. CT.
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re,re H.u,c. June n. 'ea-dwe~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-22
SEierESs's sale.
Circuit Conrt-Nan:tow6c County.

THOMA5 A GREEN and Henry II. Button
L against William Bach, Francska Bach
JarTi f. Platt, John C. Starkweather, Henry
Berliner, James Patt,e julius Bruno, John Nc
Farain, Francis B. Cooley, John V. Farwcll
Elisha s Wadsworth. Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, William Ettough. August Berncr
Frederick Borcherdt, John p. Robinson, Aaron
himball, William II. Rockwell, Charles F. Par,
ker, William II. Jacobs aud Charles Wrinkle
muller.
By virtue Of a judgment Of foreclosure rem
dered by the Circuit Court in and for the comfy
OF Wanitowoc, State of Wisconsin, in the above
entitled action on the 30th day of April, A. D
1862, l VII sell at Public Yendue to the high
est bidder, at the Court House, in the village Of
-Hanitowoc in sail county, on Saturday the 9 i
day of August, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, the following described
property to wit Lot no. three p in block no
one hundred and seventy four 174l in the vii
lage and county of Manitowoc, State OF Wiscon-
sin. Dated Sherilt's Office, this 18th day Of
Jay, A. D. 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
w NJ. NICHOLS pIfs ~