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A No. :, s H ia !1s2sSSf sssn.,

Sails, Tents, Awnings FLAGS. DC
made and repaired to order reasonable terms and
at the shortest notice. Also Canvass Covers for sale
OF Rres mhlS-6R
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RnARn m Orprrrnp q
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND :.
Marine Insurance Companv

OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I73 SOUTH BROADWAY,
I'm ihe Banking House Formerly 0cc1l1sie<H
by fhe Second National Rank,
This Company insures ioithout charge for Policp
Buildings Merchandise and other Property in or out
OF the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period. and assurances may be
made for seven or for less number of years The
company also insures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland,
Navigation and Marine Risk
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES 7.
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY C. JONES, Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r. K. Hawley. John J. Abraharas.
Jas. I. Randolph, las. G. Ramsay,
Mm. II. Gathcart, George A. Coleman,
Charles T. Morris, Vhos Bocy
John S. Gilman Caleb 3. Hynes
mni2-tf .T0HN ". RANDOLPH presiSarT
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HOTELS. ETC.

n PIERRE HOUSE.
IA PHILADELPHIA.
The subscribers having leased this fsvorito House
it has been - '-A'' -''''-''
RENTED AND REFURNTSHED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER
And nots prepared tpith the most perfect apoint
raents for the reception Of guests
The first position among hrst-cfass Hotels will be-
maintained in the future, as in the past.
my& Sm BAKER & FARLEY
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~ II. q. HUET, of Paris stiu reinro, his ano-
~ cessful treatment of GONSUM PTI0N, Several
residents of Baltimore in an al. anced stage OF the
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
OF Fayetto and krederiHL streets, Baltimore Mary
lahu' ie19-1y
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. q SECOND STREET. North S;da-

=, This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
p FIRE on all descriptions OF property either in
she city or county, for a week, month or year
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE.. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stol-
age warehouses;; and where the risk has Terminated
tac Premium for the unexpired time will be return
co. JOHN COATES.
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SHIPPING.

e1EfTa FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
On, account of the detention OF tho Ste emship
North Point. the frst-ciaSs steamship CUAIBER-
LAND, Reed, Commander. will be dispatch ed and
IS now loading for the above port, from Union
Dock. foot of Concord street, on SATURDAY, June
3d. a: o'clock Z. II.
R0-aoods for theinterior of Georgia and Florida
promptly forwarded
For freight or passage apply to
JAS. 3. ANDREWS, Agent
80 Light street wharf,
~ and Union Dock.
ln1Inp n iaO1
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y6x FOE INSTRUMENTATION LINE.
NETA Tho Regular Packet Schooner ANNA S.
SE''sza- BROWN, Baker Master, is now loading for
the above port, and having the most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight or passage apply to R. NJ. HESLEN, N. W.
corner Pratt and Gay streets. mh2-tf
.sSEEs FOR SAVANNAH, GEoRGEA.-A yes-
Co. sci will be dispatched for the above port in
case sufficient freight offers. Apply at once to
81 HESLEN, N W. corner Of Pratt and Gay streets,
VII iprtner. ja20-tf
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Hxr BALTIMORE AND CIKARLEsTON
sR4zfe STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SAsA4- Com posed of the Steamships
STAR of THE SOUTH. Capt. GREEN.
CUMBERLAND. Capt. REED.
These steamships having been putin complete order,
are now running regularly, and will sail promptly
advertised.
PENDERGAST, FENWTCK & CO..
n Smiths wharf, up stairs.
ali goods destined for the interior will be forwarded
By our Agents. -
= WILLIS d CHIS0LM,
jelS-tf Charleston.
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iniisarss-FOreigEl.

fnperss-FOreign.
Cardif-Ship Molocka-1 900 tons railroad iron
order.
ExpOrts-FOretgn.
Liverpool-SteanshipS omerset-23 hhds tobacco,
60 t9us bark, 240 bbs rosin, boxes whisky, 4,902
bush corn.
Quebec-Br bark Wild Wave-Ballast.
InspOrts-COastwise.
Wilmington. n C-Steamer Ellie Knight-57 900 #
lumber 329 bbS rosi n, l0S do Spirits Turpentae &c
Corner It Sons; IS bblS rOsn Griffin Bros IL Co: 50
do do, Brandt, Jr; l5S do do 6 IL Gather & Co; a.
do Spirits Turpcntine, A Meyer Il Co; - do do,
order.
Norfolk-Steamer Adelaide-5i bbls rosin, Dcrr &
Thompson.
Sayannah-Steamer Cumberland-52 bales cotton
W Kennedy; Is do do, Tiffany; 80 bbls vegetables
order.
Boston-Steamer W Kennedy-1O drums and bbIs
fish, W D Shuitz Co; 500 bdls hides, W Crane i
Sons; 3i2 do do B Detord Il Sons 200 hides Staylor
enkins y Co; 30 doz pals. IL doz nests buckets
LORD Robinson; % bales mdse, ORDER q bxs dates
j l. Palmer il Co; IL cases boots and shoes, " 1
Dixon u Bro: so pkgS chocolate, so kegs soda, W II
Crawford Co; 81 boxes knives, ORDER 10 cases mdse
Thomson u Block; l67 bbls fish, ORDER 200 do do I Il
Matthews Sons; IS do do, order; 50 do do, George
Small 20 bdls paper, Willis IL Adams; 10 cases yeast
powders. Joycs Jean; 30 boxes trails aud riyets IS
doz shovels and spades. II Keith Jr Sons; 20 cases
sewing machines, Grover i Baker, S N CO.. 1865
pkgs Sundries. to sundry persons
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THE CRors IN YORK CoUNTY.-The Hanover pa
Specdtor The wheat crop in this section pre-
sents greatly improved appearance since the re-
cent refreshing rains and hopes are now entertained
that the yield viii be much larger than was at one
weeks ago presented very poor appearance, now
look vigorous and fourshiDg g. and seem to be tead-
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FOX VVELMINGTON- n. q.
S&Es4

a-sssss=ssza@ The frst-class Steamship ELLIE
KNIGHT" Harrington Commander. is row loading
at Corners wharf, foot Of Frederick street. and will
inst, at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage, having good accommoda-
tons. Apply to J. BRANDT, JR.,
je2l-3t 80 Light street wharf.
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arrioal and CLOSING of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltinor = Nd.
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EnEs. JOHNSTON
R BALTIMORE

OFFICE No. Z SOUTH FREDERfGK STR ST ffH'
, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europs
the most certain. speedy. and only etyoctasl remedy
STRUCTURES, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
inToNHntaTy DSchfgTges Impotency General Debil:
Confusion Of Ideas, Papitation Of the Heart Timd-
ity, Trembling Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Dis
eases OF the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
Of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach Bowes-those terri
bl5 disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their VIC
tins than the song of Syrens to tho Mariners Of
Ulysses bighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticlpatons, rendering Marriage, &c. impossible.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET. left = ..5
sde going from Baltimore street, fow ioorg ron
tae corner. Fail not 10 observe Name aud = urohar
Letters must contain stamp. onItS
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The Government has recovered $4,000
from Don Piatt and six other securities of default
ing pension agent at Cincinnati.
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The Cost or STRIKE Tho New York ship
wrlghts struck on the I'd Of April last They were
then Teeelvins Si5O per day of10 hours work They
struck or Inc same wages for eight hours. They re-
manned on strike till june u. having been out of
work about III weeks: The men engaged in the
strike numbered over $500. Their, gross earnings
duTl1g those 10 weeks would have amounted to
S9uoo per week. or, in the aggregate, to $1,000 900.
are out of pocket precisely thai snnr q -
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AFyAIRs IN TExAs.-The Easton (AId.) .Sar says
friend in Crockett, Houston county Texas, writes
US that the policy advocated by President johnson
for the restoration of raternal relations between the
North and South is very popular in Texas. He saws
the people of that State have accepted the situation
IN good faith are now good and loyal citizens and in
correspondent speaks very encouragingy of the
future prospects OF Texas. He tbs stock raising,
are al hourishipg;, The great demand Is Tor more
population Give Texas the necessary population,
and she will soon be of the most prosperOUs and
powerful States in the Union. he says the lands iH
rivers are very fertile and easily cultivated TheT
grow very heavy crops of corn and cotton Eaa IL J.
ter was dated May 18th, and at that time a corn
waist high, and in some sections, I've feet I,igh
Cotton, too, was beginning to look lqxuriantly. Tha
water had oyeraowed the bank Of Trinity r;vtr
but was subsiding If the cotton could be Got in by
the LIST OF June. good crops ;aIght be rais ed The
agent OF the freedmen Bureau is represe nted as Il
clever gentleman ana disposed to do all ia his
to ameiorate the condition Of affairs 10 his district
The people o. Texas are hard at work to ropair
shattered t2rtunes, Si'l- 'N''
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FEMALE CHARIOT RAcR.-A novel exhibition
came OF Lug day at Suffolk Park repetition of one
that took place IN New York some time ago. It was
horses harnessed to a Roman chariot. The ladies
were announced as bliss Virginia Mason of New
thor appearance in hmazonian costume and Started
IN their round upon the track at p Nj The. prize
was for the best two in three. The New York girl
badly sold the other one She allowed har 70 keen
par IGasu until near the end of the Circle when she
dashed ahead The irst heat was done IN 22511 and
the second IN ESQ. The Philadelphia aharioteeress
resolved never to give it up So demanded q third
chance; The New Yorkeress won IL with easo in
There were re scarce thousand people upon the
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How DOGS ARE DISPOSED IN NEW YoRK-The
law against dogs running at large New York is now
beng enforced. and the "&og-catchers" reeping
their harvest The Neos thus tells of the fate OF the
unredeemed:
When the dogs are brought to the pound, which is
located S at the junction Of Twenyffth street and
they are kept till Z O'Clock p M and # Tot re-
deemed de5 d at that hour by the payment Of 81 per
mead the unfortunate brutes led ferta TO execu-
tank which has been constructed at the pound for
that purpose. This tank will hoiJr about two hun
area dogs and when the anirass are once inside the
water Is turned on, and soon rs one batch is dis
posed OF another set ars out in until the pound is
brutal butchery or tho morrow $780,
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NoTE ARCTIC ExPLORATIoN.-At the Jste anni-
ysrsary Of the Royal Geographical Society, in Lon
ddon. sr frederick Murchison reic fred to project
ior the exploration Ct the Nor.bern coast line and
associates. Mr.. Whymper. already distinguished by
ms courage and sels~rr lance in surrounding the
aea OF penetratng along the surface of the Green
nd glaciers Aato the interior of this snowciad con-
of deer that find their WY to the coast that there
are within ths glaciers wellgraSsed valleys and re-
cesseS, Mr.. Whymper believes it is also possible TO
weleh was one of the main geographical objects of
:Ee late projected Polar expedition. lie would be
accompanied only by u welI-trainsd Danish guide
who was ready at Copenhagen. a preliminary trip
you'd be made next summer. This enterprise Sir
noderlck considered as truly the plus ultra of in
very nearly the plan devisedby Dr. Kane for his last
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Quotations for Gold in New York.

by Telegraph to L. J. ToRMEY i Co.,
% South Street.
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Pacific Hotel.

Zone Square West Of Broadway.l
AsF"4lE oouRFLAED AED DEFY sTRsErs, TBw Yos
JOHN EsAfrEEd F- Hr-,.a-4ae,-
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Saloa at the baltimore stock BOARD.


BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished By leonard j. Torncy e Co.. Soes end BIZ
Brokers' No. % South Street.
June 90 1865.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
FHE RALTT 3 AND OITs9- gA1s-,1., :

LEI 10 sElss r On - and nd after fer SUNDAY,
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
keyf55TTT 7 T aS ffo 1% VS., ,., p.,.,
sunday fhAS F .avf & EfRss2 T FIX aif T
ISys Say 6RafTTT55RRs FRR%d2Ey At H. sad tas
for Wheeling daily At 1915 A. NJ except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belair and Parkersburg fer
all g9RtS Msst Southggess apd NorhTest
leaves Baltimore daily ct 40 p NJ Except Sunday.
hast-Leayes Frederick at Ills A. NJ. daily. lSan-
The ELITGOTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more Ct SSl and 10 NJ and 10 and $40 H.
FOR WASHINGTON.
and dGsis 5 anS q So Dd dnd s5 a Ill
ton It Z. 73Q and Ills A: NJ, and 2.45 4.30 and
+ \. a. qP. Sundays e 7$o a. n, Snd rs and
from Baltimore. and the 4. II. and 2.i5 P. N
a5ps lSg anG Gash q stop at way points The
f.30 A. II. and 4.3O P. N. from Washington connect
Win fan trans 1so on the Annapolis road.
ITaln; leave Annapolis at $50 a. NJ and $40 P e.
aI Fer further fo FT9q2 tickets Of kind &C.
on Or At the oEst ooo As%FPP At sG STTfHfn Sta
~ Master of Transportation.
% 81 - I W1FIFH ~ M saS.R Rn:5
Only direct route to Long Branch. The whole dis
lance by rail. No change of cars. No travelling by
stage. On and after FRIDAY, juno LIST, 1866 the
trains on this road will leave the depot of Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Coorer's
Point. Camden, as follows:
go A. M, Express train for Long Branch and New
York and intermediate stations.
$50 A. NJ. Mail and Express for New York
RETURNING.
Trains leave Pier 80. foot of Duane street North
River via steamboat Jessie Hoyt," at II A. NJ, Elk
diate stations, and P. NJ for all stations on the
Toad Fare to ana from New York to Long Rrarch,
~. Excursion tickets to Long Branch from Camden
50 WIN. N. CLAYTON.
Jclo-om Superintendent.
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BACON. TilONBS g. CO.,
Eight st. v7n29 Manitowoc, Wis
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Circuit Court-- County.

a.
Charles T Draper, S. muel P. Clark. Parker
?. Clark George H. Clark ard FL jah +. Ga. K
anJiff., against Elijah C. En- .rson, Defen>
dant.
IN reading and Cling the complaint Of the
oplaintiis IN this action aid as al alfid wit
aud II aTTesrng tLCi e'!om tia the plaintiffs
81 entitled 10 TIE relief demanded therein and
that such relet in part consists in restraining
the defendant from selling the lands mentioned
in The compllint and on motion Of George Reed
attorney for the said plaintiffs, it is hereby or
dered in sderation of the premises and OF
the particular matters in the said comp lain. set
forth, that the said Elijah C. Emerson, d. FEM
ddnt, his agents and attorneys, officers and
councillors be restrained and e, joined from
selling or disposing of any portion or parcel OF
the real estate or lots OF land mentioned and
described III the plaintiffs complaint or from
proceeding to toreclose either of the mortgages
described in said complaint by sale of any
portion OF the lands or property therein de-.
scrbed under and by virtue of any power con-
tanned in said mortgages, and mentioned in the
two notices now being published IN the Mani
towoc Tribune, q newspaper published IN said
county, signed by the s, id defendant, that the
said mortgages will I, e foreclosed by sale OF
| the property therein described by the sheriff of
said county at the Court House 10 the villa ge
Of Nanitowec on the q day OF April and the
5th day Of May, 1866 and the said defendant
and All and every o. his agents, attorneys,
officers and councillors, and especially the
sheriff of the county of Manitowoc, are hereby
| strictly irjoined anu commanded, hat they and
e.; e. and every Of them, under the penalty of
/ tie law thence ensuing, do absolutely desi5t
and refrain trom al further proce dings to fore.
close the said mortgages or either Of them
mentioned in said complaint AMI in tie said
notices published in the said Manitowoc Tribune
by the said defendant, and that they and each
and every of them do absolutely refrain I. ON
selling he re,l estate lots parcels OF laud
de: ed in said mortgages and said notices, so
as aforesaid published III the said Mauitowoc
Tribune or any part thereof on the said twenty
first day of April and the 9Th day Of May, 1856
or at any other time until the further order Of
this court.
HENRY SIBREE,
Govt Comm issioner for NJ anti owoc county,
Dated this II "a day IF April, 1866
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FeIian Matters,
New York. Az:

New York, April q.
The Uerdi,Fs Toronto special says he
GLOBES Cornwall dispatch to night savs
great dissatisfaction exists among Tie mag
istra;es by the singular course of tie
Mayor Of Cornwall, " no is an Orangeman.
and who, 10 forming bis court, excluded
all Catholic magistrates from the bench
/ his fact, together with the exclusion Of the
press and other circumstances, lead people
10 believe that, whether guilty or not. a
biabollcal attempt lie being made to punish
the prisoners
Wheeler is very in'o'ent, AID threat
snsd. II not instantly released, TO apply to
president. johnson.
Another dispatch from Cornwall say. a
very unpleasant rulnor is afloat AS follows
Detective Clark, while here as a witness,
by speaking Irish got Tito the confidence
OF one ODonohue, Of Cornwall. and 10
duiged him in whiskey, and represented
himself AS Fenian symparhizer, aud
drew from O'Dopohue the names OF The
,ymPa,hz-rs here Also hat if any move
menl ws~ made, Mayor Alien would lie the
first victim
Clarke maie affidavit that O'Donohue
gave this information, and the Mayor saw
ne has J, IN bis possession
DGers nave beer made Ia surply the
prisoners win newspapers. but the magis
irates refuse 10 allow them 10 receive
them.
The magistrates already declare thst the
prisoners vii. be committed 10 the fail
Asslzes. The people consider tha, this
cruel prosecution Is shameful
The Gtob3s Eastport dispatch, to,nighr,
says that small squads are moving 10 Cal
ais. aud other Maine towns.
kiliian has gone TO Portland, aud Ser
mott is in command.
The Cornwall special dispatch to the
H>raI, dated last evening, says that Col.
Wheeler was brought up for examination,
at $50 this morning lie acted in the
most defiant manner, daring the magis-
,ra'es 10 detain him longer. lie stated
tast a. an American citizen he would
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Cattle Fair in Classonville,

A CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW will be held
II in .Classonyi!le, town of Cato, during the
coming yeac as follows: First Mondays of
October ard December, 1865. and the First
Mondays OF Fetruary. Aprii June. and August,
1866 MELHALL & CLASSOE,
Dated Sept. :, 1865. Froprietors-
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Consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, Group,
diseases OF the throat, pains and expressions in
the chest ard lungs, bronchitis, difficult breath
the and all diseases of
CONSUMPTION, and all DISEASES of the
LUNGS.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAN, the gr6a. remedy
fer curing con sumption, coughs and colds, l.
is warranted 10 break up the most distressing
cough in few hours time. Do not despair,
although all other medicines have failed; but
give this remedy trial. There is no necessity
for so many deaths by consumption, when
Aliens Lung Basam viii prevent it if only tax
en- in time. Call where the Ba'sam is for sale,
aud get pamphlet containing Treatise o.
Diseased Lungs, and certificates of remarkable
cures made in this city.
Read what the editor Of the Cincinnati
Times says # Aliens Lung Balsam:
December s, 1864.
Il Remarkable Cure:-Mr. Samuel Lewis one
of the old pioneers of Cincinnati, very long
apparently, in the last stages o. consumption
and given up by physicians, when some kind
friend recommended him 70 use Aliens Lung
Baleam. He did so, and Immediately CON.
menctd recovering and is lev able to attend to
busin, So. He says: In truth, | may it
has saved my life" Mr. Lewis is we'll known
in Cincinnati, and he fullest con dence may be
placed in his statements. IL is due, therefore,
10 the community, especially those suffering
urder this terrible malady, that the fullest pub
iicity be given to such marveil Gus cures, that
othea sufferers may avail rhems elves of the
remedy. With pleasure, therefore, We refer to
this cure
The demands on the propretors for this val
uahie Balsam are immense. Messrs. Sterling 4
Bros, Drugg sts, write US, Send Us six d. zen
of Aliens Lung Balsam We are entIr ely our
of it. II gives more general satisfaction than
any other medi inc we SELL"
The result OF its use is a proof OF it's great
value. The extraordinary healing properties Of
this remedy are experienced by all those who
have used II. Their testimony can be fouL d III
Il pamphlet, which can be hal of the agents
where the medicine is for sale. Coughs and
colds, however distressing, are broken up in an
incredibly short tire, by causing specific i'll
huence on the lungs, so that the matter and
phlegm are easily expectorated.
Aliens Lung Balsam con tains 10 opi,.m III
any firm. 1t is perfectly harmless tor the
most @elicate child
Price S per bottle. Soil ~ all Druggists
j. n. HARRIS i CO., lroprietors,
Cincinnati, q.
" 1t is good, try it. For sale by
Il. j. Robinson. Manitcwoc,
|. II. BLAcKsTocK, Shehoygin,
SWIFT h DILLINGHAM, G,enbuIa,
SMITH ELwELL, Plymouth,
F. A. BALcH, II ngham, v7l95
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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In Probate: Manitowoc county court, In
the matter OF the estate OF Chas Hot,lemao
Deceased.
Notice il hereby given, that by virtue and
IL pursuance " an order of license, made in
sand matter, on the twenty third day of April
A. D. 1866, by the county court of said county,
the undersigned Frederick Rudolph ADMINISTERS.
tor OF TIE estate OF Chas. Hotrleman, said de
ceased, will, on the twenty first day of May, A.
d 1866, a O'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the residence Ct the deceased, offer Tor
sale, at public vehdse, the following de cribed
lands 70 wit: Sou halt OF lot three 81, lots
o 3 II and north forty feet OF lot ten lO)
all IN DOCK 3lS in the village Of Mani,owoc.
ManIto"cc county, Wis. The terms of sale
made known at time OF sale
RI. RUBObPH7-A administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc the 23d day OF Apr;l
A d. lsfN,
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A Card to fnyaIidS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca as miss onsIy, discovered sat and simp lie
remedy for The cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Sem
IAN Organs, and The whole + ain Of disorders
brought on by banetul and vicious habits 'Grea,
numbers hsve been already cured by this noble
remedy Prompted by desire to benefit ,he
effected and unfortunate, | will send the recirs
for preparing and usipg this medicine, in seal
ed envelope, 10 any one who reds it, tree o
charge. Please moose a postpaid envelope
adds ess-d 70 yourself. Address,
JOSEPH r. IMAM
STATION D, BIBLE HorsE,
New York CITY