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Manitcwoc and Fond du Lac
s DAILY STAGE LINE.

T,IIE, undersigned has established a Daily
L Stage Line between Fond du Lac and
Manitowee, AND having the y. S. mail contract
will make good time with good horses and good
CARR ges. The stage will leave Fond du Lac
every morning ats O'Clock and arrive at Mani
towoc next morn ing at O. clock; leave Mantle
voc every afternoon at clock, and arrive at
Fond du Lac next day at 6 O'Clock P, NJ. Office
in Manitowoe at Murphys Hotel. rl .e &
3tfaes WM. s. EARNS, Mail Contr..
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EGaI Estate for Sale

'I-IIE subscriber has several Farms for C
1 situate iii he towEs If VI .nito" &C, ifl5Sen
and j ,.,.o,-oc a. p.ds--ole Of them 80 ;.eres
with Il no n.,s cue village, with large i'm.
ptovcment. Also number 1t Village Lots il
Vi nlowoc. Persons desiring to purchase vii
pittsc give t" alb q Der call at i,lS Office .
iiuebners building, CORNER of iorh and Elgl.lI
streets, M.nitowoc.
7tf HENRY SIBREE.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TIRED. RUDOLPH, wholesale and retail
i dealer n Wines and Liquors and Rectifer
Of Whiskey, recornnen y TO his customers and
E,;indies, Rum, Gin, Araek Cherry Wine and
Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bitters,
Rum and 'Arack Puncli;s ali kinds of sweet
Liquors; Rhein,i French. Madeira and Port
Wines; Ciaer and Vinegar. ! will wait upoA
promptly and sell cheaper thai,
Any one else in. this town Store near the
eorrcrof EiighthSana Quay streets, south side.
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Stray Steer.

- FRA ED from the subscriber, about two
- months ago, IA RED TIER, one and Il
h"!f years old. White spots on the head, and
white under tie hin1t legs !Iriorin .tinn con-
corning hin vail nc s,,ld loc ~ -ivng noIce
to MiLItA IL h Liner,
kGshu1h Noy Q iSnn-1t
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Cattle Fair.

A CATTLE FAIR and Show will be held nj
- st. Nazian Settlement, in the town Of
i tton, Minitowoc county, on tn first WedfeS-
dav of every month, CONNIE pcing October 3D.
1866. Ample preparations have been made for
the care of stock. End the patron re of those
having cattle is respectfully solicited.
7 1y THEODORE MYERS
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Lest.

~ or about the 6,niIst., black and whitt
~ iieiier, about Two years old. Ally inior
H.ii"n CONCERNING her "ill ne thankfully re
..'1' ~ II. " -, Town OF .H,.nl,owo,
ia.!i,is.
rn"soc bariis, Eov. 18th, 1866 III d
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Cattle Market at Rsr;sn.sei>' s
TcV,Ies' SsoI G, in Franklin

TIVE undersigned RESPECTFULLY informs the
Il PEOPLE of the nlrth part Of Mlnitowoc nd
south part Of few .unee counties III they haze
Established store on the four corners, nesr
the corner Of Franklin and hossuth, where
thcy propose to hold a,CATTLE MARKET AND
Snow on The first Tuesd Us of July, Septemls.
November. January, March and May, ami
respectfully ask the attendance Of rmcrs and
producers to be present vi h their cattle,
horses, &c.
BRaNDEIS & TEVELES.
Franklin, June 6, 1866. IS On
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Taken Up

(tAGE into by Enclosure Oh the 3'st nit, /
" Brown ana Blvck Heller, Hih a white
fec. The owner il requested To prove proper
y, pay ahurscs mi t.~c tar ANY,.
JEEG1,IAI &LIIJAAN.
Section :. ,u1I II Mccmo. R.ngc :2,c-4t
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e Fair ct. the Branch,

THERE. will bS a.Cattla Fir md Show in
L Br nch Village IN tho third Monlay ri
lpril, July nd DC. obcr, 1866, AMI n the TIL d
Monday oil FcbIuary,s 3G7 .--.
arTll0 AUGUST GROSTECK.
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: :, HIT f G o O d
Christmas e lis.

Ne have ;ret received nice let Of Crocaery
and Glass Ware.
LAEU1ZBURG & BRACSE.
Manitowoc, Hcy-1 la,6. IS 10 1T ~. II
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Cattle Fairs and Shows al
+; H. Lenaville's Corners.

4 CATTLE Fair and Show win be held at
II Lenayillt's Corners, four miles west Of
Manitowoc. Sd the following Saturd- VS. : June
l6, September ) and december 10, 1866
Ample preparations will be made for the care
Il Cattle and Other animals, and the farmers Of
the county may rest assured that their wants
will be att nled to- ssa .... assn s. 81
FRAN / LENAViLLE
Lcnavil.c Corners, june g. 1866 as 6m
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SAxoNY THE BATTLB-FIELD OF GERMANY. The
Paris Temps observes that tor centuries past
Saxony has been the battlefield of Germany.
From the time Of the Thirty Years War to the
last struggles under Napoleon /, including the
Seven Years War, that country has seen all the
armies OF Europe come into collision on its ter
ritory. The last visit of the Prussan soldiers 10
Dresden was in l849, but on that occasion they
were invited by the King of Saxony who asked
Tor their assistance to reconquer his capital from
his revclted subjects. Dresden is almost within
the grasp of Prussia, as the distance from Berlin
to the Saxon capital is but one hundred and
twenty miles, and may be reached by railway
in less than five hours. The Prussian frontier
IS only twenty miles from Dresden. Saxony is
bordered by Prussia on the northeast and north
west, and by Austria (Bohemia) on the east and
south. The Austrian frontier is at Bodenbach,
forty miles from Dresden. whilst Prague the
nearest large town of Austria, is one hundred
and twenty miles further. The King of saxony,
If he has terminated his ornaments, may have
certain number of troops at his disposal, but
the fact Is evident that he is not in position to
defend his capital against surprise by Prussia
before the arrival of Austrian assistance. There
is also reason to suppose that in such case
Prussia would not leave to saxony sufficient
time TO receive aid.
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A sSsIsTANT QUARgERMAs1ER's OFFICE,

A ssIsTANr QUARrERMASIER's OFFICE,
IL No. 11S9 GIRARD Sueet.
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1866
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on account of the
United 9tates. ON the grounds AZ West Philadelpha
on SATURDAY, May 26, 1865 sale commencing at
10 ociocS A: M, preesey the Building, etc,
heretofore known as the Satterlee United States
BospiIal VIZ -
SO Frame Buildings
cedar Water;Tanks, capacity "a 900 gallons each.
DO. DO. do do. do do. l9oS go gallons gallons 90,
Iron wateE;Tank, capacity isSS gallons. gallons V''n'
do. do. do. 900 gallons each
6Cooking Ranges ~
Abbott & Co.'s Coal-Scale.
/ woodward Steam Pump.
Morris, laskeI Co 8 5 eamPump, MOL.
Horizontal Tubular Boilers
l Upright Boiler, with iron chimney.
Flagstaff 112 feet high. ----' .........
Lever Pump tJ. Vests patent). '.'
2 " OGDEN " Wash-Troughs
iron Hoppers.
12 cases Pigeon Holes and Book. Racks.
2620 feet Picket Fence.
49, 800 Bricks, in chimneY-stacks and ranges.
The Frame Buildings contain about:
64O,8e9 feet Hemlock and White Pine Scantlng
1S4 047 teet TOngued and Worked Boards
269, ,S27 feet FLOORING Boards.
$4,000 feet Rough Boards.
6442 feet Shelving.
so feet Office Railing
Also, Sentry Boxes
The buildings will be sold separately.
Terms of Sale Cash Government funds de-
pos of ten 0 per cent to be paid every accepted
lid; the balance TO be paid Immediately after the
The iron and terra Gotta pipes to be sold by the
tool, more or less they lie buried in the ground
to be dug up and the ground filed in by the pur-
chaser, and by superficial measurement amount to
1868 feet OF 4-inch cast-iton water pipe.
ia feet of inch cast-iron water pipe.
Col feet of inch gas Ilpe.
75 feet of 2-Inch water pipe .. ..
1856 feet of 10-inch terra Gotta pipe.
Plans OF the buildings can be obtained and sche.
dule OF the lots seen upon application at this office.
The bui dlngs, Sc, must he removed within thirty
(3O) days ON date of sale, and will be at the risk OF
the purchasers. ....
The Market Street PASSENGER Railway cars pass
near the Hospital every three (3l minutes.
BY order OF
A Q. NJ. g., u. s. A.
GEORGE X. ORME,
5l1H Capt. A. Q NJ.
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MEDICAL.
V OK POP U LII.
WR1GHT'S TAR SYRUP
I. PRINCIPAL DEPOT, .f..

No. I'll South THIRD Street
Price, Sl'CO per Bottle; $500 for halEa dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerfuU
ooug hs colds, consumption. whoopng-cough spotted
infammaton restriction air vessels in the lungs
etc; , he remsdy should be IN every family =
Charles a. Grafen, Sunday Mercury ofHce.
William +: orbit AssoclsIed Press.
orSnh Mqm FIb H. d CdSTPSensT Fire Aam and Police
4 Randolph, Front and ombard streets
lanes nSx,s W. felne ri 81 SS liz Charles street
% John woodsde No 1881 II Franklin street,
oSn GesI0fI s.9T,1%s NO ~ s. SssOpd street
\. W. Howard, No. i Dock street
H. q. Bartlett No, S27 s. second street.
/. Rates No. sos Arch street
Abert Al Martin Martin No. az M 3 Second street
" thomas, No. 20 n. Fourth street
George ii' @ison No. i 2s6 race Race street, etio''
". y Brooks No.6s North second street
s; seymour Rose Bustleton.
Ghar'es Rogers, No 92l South street.
r. r We ing,on, second and Quarry streets
Il G,I,;,, E Thomas Nc l9s south sixth street,
John Maginns, rear of No. l34 North Second street
Mrs. S. X. Ohoate, Newark Del.
M William B. WriQht.--
SLR:-We take pleasure in recommending your TAR
S5 % w U eays sS a Gees
loI the complaints set forth in your printed Dill already
u
humanity we Will cheerfuly recommend your prepara-
hon to al afflicted with diseases which 1t Is designed to
cure. Yours, etc.
o. sNN DILKs q SON, Druggists,
n, T.. corner Pine and sixth streets.
For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY b CowDEN's,
DYOTT & CO.'S
nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say THAI
ne Is PREPARED to fiji orders and forward the Syrup to
any part OF the country. Persons desiring other inor
mat lon by mail will incose postage stamp and answers
will admit Address -
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT
32O No I'll &. THIRD Street Philadelphia, Pa.
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VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
IL Dyspepsia. Diarrhea. rheumatism, Sick Head
ache ana all arrangements of the Liver They purify
the blood and make the skin seft and fair For sale by
and by Druggists generalr '-'
CAMDEN N. j Soptember2. lS65-Dr Lessey-Dear
Sr-It gives great pleasure to add my testimony in
favor OF your Vegetable Liver Pills " | had been
sfIc ted with deranged ondltioD of the Liver ten
years, and, during that time, suffer Intensely from
acrid Olschages rom stomach and bow els, seriously
ang ply steal and mental energies for weeks
at time SO much so that my lie was despalled of
But, tn ough a kind Providence, was introduced to
and by the use Of Pills have been wonder
fully restored not having had attack my old com
p all or lost single SABBATH service. hey like
charm Had 1t not been for them, have no doubt /
should have been laid aside from the ministry
must a0d a lew lines in favor of your Life Pre-
server or Vegetable Lniment l have used IL for
Erysipelas, Scalds and Burns and Infammatons II
produces remarkable results l was cured of a very
ba1 sore by its Many my neighbors are using IT,
and gives universal satisfaction at should be in every
house. Yours,
REV. J. II. STOCKTON
4Stuths2mE THIRD Street, amden N. j.
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-Gerome, the French artist win contribute to
the forthcoming Paris exhibition Of pictures
painting representing Cleopatra introducing her
dispatches. Repeatedly denied access to s'that
cold-bloOded Caesar, she at last con rriyed to be
rolled, nearly naked, in the folds of a carpet
tent. Thus she presents herself he looks up
from his work, not deeply moved.
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G EoF STEAM GRIsT MILL
L IT TIIp

~ A IL v Il u Nj u ST M l.
- AT THE
CAVALRY DEIOI, 1IESBORO, DC.
QUARTERMAsTER- G GEKERAL's OFFICE, J
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April II, 1866.
By order of the Qusrtermaster Genera, there will
be SOLD on the premises, at public auction, under
ON WEDNESDAY May 2s, 1866,
at IL O'Clock NJ the following described public pro-
ONE ul STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
MILL,
(frame, with massive granite foundations) 40 by so
het, with coal, haV and enGne houses attached all
constructed q the very best material, and in the
Also, at the same time ard place, the machinery
and appliances OF the mill, consisting OF
ONE ~ ENGINE. OF l00'HORSE POWER,
with cylinder of twenty-five t22) inches diameter
and twenty-four (24 inches stroke set upon heavy
cast.iron bedplate, with cold and hot warer pumps
and heater and castiron fly-wheel, with driving.
pulley OF the same material ten (10) feet in diane.
and twenty.tour (24 inches face, with Judson's
TWO I2) BOiLERs. OF 6O-HoRsE POWER
EACH
made OF the best boiler iron ve-sXteenths (bl6) of
iIch in Thickness. five (5l feet in diameter and
fourteen (14I feet five (5 inches in length; each
loier containing seventy-siX l76) lapweided fues,
each three (3) and one-fourth ~ inches in diameter
with all the requisite appendages
Ten y1Ol Pairs on RLED'S PATENT BUCK.
iNGHAM THIRTY $780, INCHES SPRING
con sructed of solid French burr milestone, and set
IN heavy, well.balanced frames, with haY-cutters,
the hay, gram, and prepared feed the most eco.
nOmical and labor-savlng plan.
The shafting Is of finished wrought iron, and the
puleJs of castlTon, faced and balanced with hangers
and boxes, sufficient to drive ten 0 pairs OF burra
etc: 1he main driving belt is of iour 4) ply rubber
and tWenty-tour t24l inches wide. The belts for
driving the mills, etc, o. the best oak-tanned,
patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures OF
every description, are OF the very best materials and
Workmanship, and are still IN excellent condition
and fine working order, the null having been IN Ope.
ration only about fifteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern.
ment on the day Of SALE the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Cash. In Government funds
Purchasers will be required to remove their
property before the first (lst) CAV of July next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner OF the
grounds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of SAFE
Any further information that may be desired will
be given upon application, in person by letter. to
Captain GEORGE I. BROWNING, Assistant Quar-.
termaster, Giesboro, or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
BIevet Brgadier- General, in charge 1st Division,
QuarteImaster-Ge eneraPs Office. 4l85w
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DIR. e. COURTARET'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS
secured by Letters Patent in the United States and
France Prepared sole by the New York Dlsnfecting
Company, at their Laboratory Nos. 29S 3O0 and 303
HENRY Street. New orki Office, No. a CEDAR
street
This Company organized on a permanent basis WITH
Dr. Courtaret the celebrated French Chemist in charge
FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries, urlnals water
closets, prves cesspools, sewers CUTTERS ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public institutions of all
kinds, saughter-hOuses ofa and iatboilnR establish
ments; all kinds of manures Immensely increasing the
value of the latter to every farmer and wherever pol
OriZers antseptes anputrescens and disinfectans
In the scientific meaning of the words They remove
Xous gases sud odoIs by chemical principes-leavnl
in their places hedNRyui air; they DESTRoYRRs and
NOT merely dbscT6tnS OF poisonous gasesnot injurious
to utensils in which they used The at. enton OF
medical and scientific is drecl ed TO these disinfec
tants Attached tes imOn favor of this great
at h Company's office.
DELAVAN HOUSE. ALBANY. March 80. 1866 To the
President of the New York Disnectng Company
Dear Sr:It is all 1t Is represented to be We have
made many trials Of oisniectans, but consider that
have found an article which surpasses al others as
NEW YORK, April g. l866.-To the President Of the
New York Dsin ectiDg Company-Dear Strive pro-
without exception TO be tn best we ave ever
known, Its effect upon every matter is complete and
instantaneous. CA. STETSON, Astor House
n B. These Disinectants used by the scavengers
under the direction of the Sanitary Police of the Metro
poiitan Health Department. New York
POWELL 81 1HOMpS0N, No42 CEDAR St., n. Y.
General and Sole Agents for the United states and the
Canadas to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United States and Canadas. 5l83m
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PROPOSALS.
CONVENIENT SALE OF MOLAssEs

VI
OFFICE DEPoT 'CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. May IL, 1866. /
Sealed Proposals., in duplicate, of the form fur
nshed by the under signed will be received at this
Olnce until IL O'Clock III. on THURSDAY, May 81,
1856 Tor the sale OF about
IA 600 GALLONS OF MOLASSES.
~ loS Darrels averaging about AZ gallons each, and
sly halt barreis averaging about % gallons eachj
PROPOSALS will not be received TOR less than three
(Sl parTels or tve 10y bait barrels.
Hh the packages have been regauQed and re-
coopereui put II desired by the purchaser, will bo
reeuaReq bY leiablo inspector before their de-
hVery' ~ can be seen Rt the SUI nstenoe store
mouse, at sixth street wharf, Washington, ID.
u, "a or samples Will be found with the following
BIeyet Brgadier-General II. +. CLARKE, A.C.
Z; y, U. 3; A., New York city. -.
Breyet BriRadier-Gene al q. KILBURN, A.
{. G. s., u. 8. A Philadelphia, Pa -
Brev.t BriRadieI. Genel o. T. WILSON, v. 8. and
Breyet Lieut., Col Captain and q. s., u. s. A.,
Baltimore, Md. ..-. ~
Or at this office.
PAYMENT in Government funds, about ffty per
cent of which will be required on the acceptance
OF the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
OF their bids. -
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf IN Washington, D. O., free of expense.
The usual reservation by the Government IN regard
to bids Will be observed. ..
G. BELL,
10 tuths6t Major and Q, s., u. A,
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M. Schulz, court printer at Ksnigsberg and
director OF the Gazette Of Eastern Prussia, a
tack on the Prussan ministry. That journal ex-
pressed its regret at the war Threatened between
Prussia and Austria, as we'll as the proposals
made by the Berlin Cabinet, which the writer
Zlni into Germany. The court Sentenced him TO
a fine and I've days Imprisonment.
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els tuths6t
| ~ OVERNMENT SALE Or THE MILITARY
| NJ RAlLh0AD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO
luARrERMAsrrR.GrNERAI, Orr1on.

TEXAS.
G ENERAL's OFP1oE !
WASHINGTON ID. e., April 49, 1866
1he attention OF capitalists seeking q profitable
investment is invited to Tins sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office Of
the Quartermaster. General division OF River and
Rail Transportatlonl at WASHINGTON, ID. q.
for the purchase of all the night tit o. and Interest
OF the United States IN and to The Omitted States
Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago TO Whites
The sale will include the entire track and sid
inRs, buildings water stations, turntables, bridges,
etc.. the raiIoao ma, erias and suppl es pertaining
to the road, together with the rolling stock, cars,
machinery, and other equipment
lhe sale will not include the tte to the land.
which COes not belong to the United States
1hls road is about ten miles IN length, and extends
nom Brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho on the
Rio Granoe From this point connection is mado
by steamer with Brownsville and Matamoras.
This route the shortest and best for The immense
traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the interior
of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the
communication by raIl alone can readily be ex-
The road already completed saves thirty miles of
difficult and tortuous navigation. Boats the
river now charge II IS stated for freight to Browns
vile, as high as So per BARREL and tor passengers $l6
each.
The road is fve.feet guage, good ties rail, and
More particular description of the property can
be obtained at this Office, at that of the Chief
QuarteImaster ilitary Division OF the Gulf at New
Orleans.
A condition of the sale will be that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
government at the time to the New York Central
Railroad
The terms of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Govern
ment,
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds to bo
paid on acceptance OF proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed, proposals for pur-
chase of Brazos Sanuago ana Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed to the DIVISION of River ana Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office,
Washington, ID. G,
By order of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ, in charge of Fourth
DIVISION Q. M. G. o. 423 3tM31
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ELFCTPOPATHLC INSTITUTION,
NO.123O WALNUT Street
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.

We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering
the afflicted. During this time have treateo about
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various forms of disease and in almost every a
manent cure has been efected. Many OF them In fact
had been given ncuIable by their physicians We
have restored to health in few days, thousands per
sons in this city who had been suffering IRON painful
diseases FIVE, ten, and fifteen years and upwards At
Institution cured and are curing class of dis.
that has Daed the medical profession In all ages
of the world
DIR. WILLIAM WHITE, gentleman of great
rence in this successful practice associated with Drs
GALLOWAY d sHEDD in this practice. BY this
arrangement we hope 10 be enabled to attend profession
ally to our large practice
REFt RENCEs.-We refer the diseased and others
known gentlemen VINO have been treated successfully
GEORGE GRANT, No. $40 Chestnut street
r. DESILYkR No; 1886 Chestnut street
PLiAsoNToSsii u 8 Ir@T SsTeeI
Hon. DAVID WILMoT, Judge Of Court OF Claims
Hon Judge cHPRoN, New York city
EDWIN FORREST the great Tragedian
Rev Dr L HALL 20 Of Phi Philadd'elPhia d'IPS
Colonel THOMAS W. SWEENEY, Assessor, No. 7l6
Gi oRGE il. EARLE, AttOrney-at-law, Sixth and
EMANUEL REY. Attorney at Law, No. 7O7 SAMSON
DR. GEORGE W. FREED, Lancaster city, Penna
REV Mr.. 4 mALDoRY: NoTristown. Penna.
ALBEIT Il. NICoLAY, No. 50 William street, New
g. GUMMINGS UMM stuyysssnt ant, street, , New York city
John n BufsT t o. isSs So South Ut Broad street,
g w. MERCHANT. Germantown Philadelphia.
An interesting Circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & SHEnD
sSl sm&th2mrp No. 1880 WALNUT St., PhilA
DON'T MISTAKE THE NUMBER. .--I23O.