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Guardian Sale.

In Probate-Manitowoc County Court In the
matter of the Estate Of James and Mary
Thomas. deceased.
MOTT is hereby given, that by virtue and
~ in pursuance of an Order of License,
made in said matter, on the First day of 0cto-
Der, ~ D. 1866, by the County Court of said
County, the undersigned Guardian to the mi
nor heirs Of said deceased, viii On Monday
the 2O.h day Of December, a. D. 1866, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. at the Pro-
bate Office in said bounty, offer fol sale, at
Public Vendue, the following described Lands,
to wit part of the East Half Of the North
West quarter Of the South West quarter, and
the North Fast quarter of Section 5, Town 20,
RANGE "a in Manito.uc County The terms
Of Sale, cash. IRA T. SMITH,
Guardian.
Manitowoc, Nov. 7ih, l866.-l6 At
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Co. Circuit Court

Elcry b Treat, plaintiff, against Lydia
Dodge, defendant. Summons. Fer Relief
Com not served. L. S. revenue stamp, 80
cents, cancelled.
defendant
MADAM You are hereby summoned arI
ltl required to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in said county
and serve q copy of your answer on me at my
Office in the village and county Of M.nitowoc-
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and if you fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October 18th, A. D. 1865.
WIN. II. HAMILTON,
l36t Plaintiff Attorney
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City Band of Manitowoc,
q. BlEL1NE, Difcct"r,

THIS Band offer their services to the public
i fer Bills, Co.'7A,a Parties, Soei.hlss1Etc.
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ManitowOc Co. Circuit curt.

Jere Crowley, plaintiff, as inst Warren l..
Meeker, Hattie NJ. Nccker and Samuel a.
Dudley, defendants. Summons. For H.
lief. Com. lot served e. s. revenue
stamp 50 cts cancclled.l
The State Of Wisconsin 10 the above namci
defendants
NIRS You are hereby summoned and ,
- CURED TO answer the complaint IN tn )
action, which is fled in the office Of tie
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in said county,
and strYe a copy OF your answer rs at our
office Ill the village and county Of Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty i.iys after the service
hereof. exclusive of the day Of such service;
md if yon fsi to answer the complaint as atorc-
said, the plaintiff will apply 70 ihe Court fer
The relief demanded III the complaint.
Dated October 10th \. d. 1866
HAMILTON & TREAT,
l3 Ut Plaintiff S Attorneys
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Tax Notice.
UFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF rUPERyISoRs.

MaNITowoC, September 81 1866.
A LII persons interested are hereby notified
a that the following tracts of land and town
cts: lying and being situated in the County OF
Nanitowoc and State of Wisconsin. remalnIh g
uIredeemed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
ecu ty Board of Supervisors of the ounty of
Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin, for the
taxes rue and unpaid thereon for he yer
1868, for which said tayss the said tracts of
land and town lots were sold on the 10Th day
Of hay, A. u. 1864. Now therefore, unless
the amount of t,xes, interest, fees and harges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lots, as herein described. be paid on or
before the 10th day Of May, 1867, the same
will be conveyed 10 the purchaser or his
assignees in pu suaDce of the Statutes in such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH,
CLERK of tie County Board OF Supervisors, Of
ManitoMOc COUNTY. WISCONSIN.
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Pocket Book Lost.

I OST in the vicinity Of Branch village on
i the 23d inst, Pocket Boon, containing
81 90 in Green Backs, and some change, and
Note payable to VIM Baker for $3.50, signed
bv four or five persons with some endorsements
on the back The finder will be suitably re-
wardcd by leaving the property at the PILoT
Office.
October 3. 1866. sill
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Photograph and Fine Art
ssAAlE;kT

WI would respectfully call attention to the
w CT that our facilities COR doing an ex-
tCnsive picture business have lately been very
much enlarged Our working rooms arc ex-
Gee -ilng.y improved, and arc admirably accom-
modified with light. We are cE.,v.cu 20 execute
photogri abs rs coed and on better terms than
can be had elsewhere. We would particularly
call attention to Cur new s,yi OF
l. led photographs, Painted Il Ol Color
On linen Canvas, in The most Ell iu'iag manner,
nd with ii correctness CT ouslin: :ad truoutul-
ness Of features and expressions t!-.t .lnCSv de-
tcs criticism, and Which cannot possibly be
eJuaied IN any other way. There are many
advantages III this E.c.hot CT portr:.;ture over
the old fashioned way OF pain tin: on canvas
obvious at Il glance, and which can only be at
oributel to the recent wonderful improvements
in this department Of the Fine Arts. Instead
Of being obliged to submit to thirty forty and
sometimes many L sixty sittin rs, from enc
10 two hours at each time, only che or two visits
Of few minutes each are required to
.U:.r:,ute:: 4, s'c.f st.i:A ensA ~.
Besides, the subject has the pleasure Of BE-
holding his picture in advance, and Of passing
upon It's accuracy, before il is g.vcl 70 the G. n.
v;.ss. We arc also h4ppy to anIounce, to- the
benefit Of those residing al distance, wishing
portraits or miniatures o1 themselves CT of DC
&C Used friends, that by mailing or expressing
their anibrotypes On Photcgr phs, however fad
Cd, with description Of their hair, eyes, conf
plexon, &c, they en- have them copiel into
exact and beautiful iilzrncsses Of the original!
We wou.3 therefore most cordially invite the
public to cell and specimens ~ gallery,
Arcade Building, frs; floor, Up s:.ir., 70. 125,
Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
CLIFFORD & GIBSON.
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=. sJ>t. TIE EsE.SI'.s,

- - -
nR. CLOCKS Excelsior Hair Eestorer il
L. the bes5 preparation ever presented to the
public fox the haIr, and the only article possess
ing all the luccits ciaimad fcr IT.
Il makes Eissir grow Ola s;aBd
EAcGIS,
Arrest: lis ling OF or turning gray, cures ell
dis eases OF tho scalp ;nd makes harsh, wiry
hair beautifully soft ari i,.X;.ri&nTly glossy but
above all is the m-ryc.eUs r.ilIt.liy Win which
cray ElHIf ss ksSs;o.sd
To is original color Use It a few timcs and
10 your .r. y hail. A;ie d.s I.'eared as f -
magic.
II j, no: Il Bye.
But strikes at the rcuts f the hair. supplying
them with new lie ana .oioring matter 1t is -
much better dressing than Gil poina,um anil
avoids their del.tcrlvIs effects II is Gle gently
perfumed, Is G, silly applied ,d IL n all respec,s
agree bic o tn. s.ns.s Ii aitcr = Tar tr,I,
this does not prcyc - he the bet prypal ton
before ,hc public fer tbs iair the MONEY iaii be
refunded Put up in large bottles AMI sold ~
all druggists at : per sy..!e.
DR.. 4. Il. CLo.E, proprietor, Manchester,
New Hampshire.
| FULLER, Finch AND FULLER, General North
Western Agents Chicago.
| T. & j. ROBINSON, Agents for Manitowoc.
l 3.Eos CHI
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PRINTING.

TOE PRINTISG in all lis various branches,
neatly executed at the Pl-or oyce.
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VILLAIN BACH.
TOWN l7-RANGE 81.

: of tie County Board OF Supervisors, OF
Lnitowoc County, Wisconsin.
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AMTTaEMENTs

ACADEMY OF NUsIo-ITALIAN OPRRA.-sieno-
ina Antoinetta RoncOnl made a successful debut
last evening, and she promises to become, IN time
nne artistic. She was struck with "stage friRht''
upon her first appearance last evening, and became
very nervous; but the audience kindly encouraged
her, and she gradually regained confidence We
hope TO hear her soon again
lhis evening Ernoni will be presented, with a
splendid cast
Tomorrow afternoon grand apres.mid, perform.
ance. Crispno Ia Comdfe, with Ronoont ana
Kellogg.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.-Tho last Bateman Con.
cert will be given this evening. Parepa, Brlgnoli
Ferranti, Fortuna, Carl Rosa and Mills In splen.
did programme
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE "A very large
audience witnessed Janet Pride last night aud the
play passed of in admirable style 1t will be re.
peated this evening with the same great cast.
Tomorrow afternoon family apres-midi will be
gwen. The Fast Family for the last time.
On Wednesday evening, Mr. Joseph Jefferson as
RIP Van Winke"
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. Edwin Booth as
shyiook' and Don Cesar de BazaH," supported
by j. D. Roberts, Barton Hill, and Miss Susan
Denim.
ARCH STREET THEATRE John Drew and
her entire stock company in The Fast EapiLy. ON
Monday, Dan. Bryant, the Irish comedian, will
appear.
NEW AMERICAN Theatre Benefit of Miss X ate
Fisher. Moseppa and E Nino Eddie on the
tight-rope.
CARNcRoss s. DIxEY take benefit extraordinary
this evening
VALER's WINTER GARDEN, Vine street. below
Eighth Herr Appelbaum and Miss Agnes suther.
land.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ.
Monument to Mr. Lincoln in Front
OF the City Hall-Ceneral Sher-
mans Movements The In
dians In Colorado, Etc. etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING rrLaonArn.l

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEeRApu. /
WASHINGTON. October 26
The Washington Lincoln Monument Associa-
ton voted last night to devote the funds IN their
bands to the erection of statue to Mr.. Lincoln
In front Of the City Hall.
The weather has suddenly changed here, and
threatens snow.
General sherman is the guest of General Grant
While In washington. The main object of his
visit Is said 10 be to consult with General Grant
about the organization of the new regiments for
the regular army.
Dispatches to the Government from Colorado
Ierrltory state that war is impending with
me Ute holans, who have recently driven off a
lou OF stock from the HuerfanO, killing one
man, and taking prisoners an American woman
and four children. 1t is reported thai the
Kiowas Indians are committing terrible out
RACES in Texas
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HI Ht fHlbl.-0n Wednesday afternoon the oath In
staut Miss SARAH A HEMPBILJ in the isth year ct
Mam peI Spe only daughter Of Thomas j. and q.
lhe relatives and ends the family are respectfully
mstea 70 attend the fuueral from the residence her
" rents NO tp6 Vine street, Saturday afternoon at
oolcck' lntermen at Machpeiah CemetcrT
, mCLl Cd 9 tho l7th instant, In Philadelphia. Mr.
MnUb, hl MvLt Cd late o, the firm of nwrght %
ntes9u Danfcis 81 New ork son OF Isabella and the
ate Thomas 9. Mcleod. aged rs years
The Tea iv and tends of the fami are respectfully
invited to att nd The funeral, the residence OF his
hopder no w Christian q eet, on Saturday afternoon
the EIth instant at O'Clock.
klIZEL;-On the 23d instant Of asthma, Mr. GEORGE
D. MlZkL, IN the b7th year OF his age.
Inc relatives aud friends OF the iaY respectfully
invea 20 attend the funeral from his late residence
10. li| N, seventh street Sunday Afternoon the
Cemetery. "
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

tiior additional Court netos see First Pa9el
United states District COurt-Judee Cad
walader.-Tho cnse of the New York Warehouse
is stIll ON trial.
District COurt-Judge Hare Potts ys Gros.
noz. before reported Verdict for plainnT
John Sack and SallOws Dlna }, surviving
w. Richards
ms was an action upon mortgage dated Jauu.
ary lz lS40, on property on Ridge avenue with in
terest amounting TO about $1,000. DeIense that the
mortgage had been paid, and tBat plaintiff in his lite-
ure, had admitted that such was tho tact in not
On trial.
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The Police Commissioners and Goveuor
SWann.

ANNAPoLIc, October 26.-The Governor has
u'c'ueu 10 permit the counsel of the Commits.
SOIers 10 examine the witnesses, and said he
oialmed jurisdiction to try the case and pass
pass Juoement, and that he was responsible
10 no tribunal but the Legislature, and that he
couId proceed with the case without technIcali-
ues' and intended to reach decision not later
lhan wednesday. He also announced that if
IN the course OF the evidence, the innocence or
guiit oil the Commissioners should appear, he
would act instantly, even IL in the midst of pro-
ceedings.
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The Ouehec Nnfiarers.

QUEBEC, October 26,-The subscriptions in aid
OF the sufferers by the ire are progresslng favor.
ably. Two thousand dollars were received
from the New York Stock Exchange yesterday
and the citizens are much pleased with the
Generous gilt.
Boston is about forwarding large donation
Of clothing. The weather here is very cold.
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From Alabama.

AUGUSTA, Ca, October 26.-Aooounts from
Northern and Central Alabama report great
restitution from the failure of the crops.
Many planters have morteaged their lands for
supplies but the crops failing, the lands are
sold at rHnous rates. Families and homes are
broken up under these false sales. In Greene
county alone there are more suits on the Circuit
Court docket than there are voters Meetings
are being held. urging the Legislature to pass
laws preventing this sacrifice of property.
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From Norfolk. Va

NORFOLK, October 26.-The stern portion OF
the wrecked schooner Belle Barnard OF Phia.
delphia, recently drifted ashore on Body Island
beach, with portion of her rigging and sails
attached, and another portion at Nag's Head,
N. G. The bodies OF white and colored man
were washed ashore, and buried by the peonle
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FIFTH EDITION.
From Canndn.

MONTREAL, October 26.-The Canadian dele
CATION 10 England on the Confederation win
leave oy the steamer from Boston on the lst
and New York on the l4th proximo. Iae Gov
ernorGeneral leaves In December. General
Michel administers the Government during his
absence.
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Movements of L,eut..Cen sbo,m,,.

WASHINGTON, October 26, -Lieutenant.G .Ge enera
Sherman' IN company with General Grant, had
an interview with the President to-day, con
tlnuing more than an hour. The drst.named
afterwards informed friend that he Intended
to return to st. Louis in the course of few days.
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Canadian Affairs.

OTTAWA, c. W., October 26.-The Hotel du
Cavaie has been engaged for troops. Part Of
the Tooth Royal Canadian Regiment will be sta
toned here this wintor
There was a SLIGHT fall OF snow h're this
morning.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 70 Stocks are better Chicago
ana ana; hoek Island, 1925 Cumberland preferred 5si
Yorx Central, ll98j Reading, 1855; Hudson River,
l26; Missouri Is, S22 Erie Railroad 8sk; Western
Union TIE egrapl COMPANY, 51f; a.urY 8o1,
l96f; Fiye-twenties, 1l4s; United States Coupon 6s,
ll3!; Gold, 147T
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The ALABAMA" CLAIMS MUST BE PAIDl-We
have let the account run long epOugn aud "short
of friendship as well as policy to insist ON the cash
down. Pc haps one great cause of the number of
friends of Charles Stokes & Co.'s One. Price
Clothing House. under the Continental, is that cash
Ors short cradits ie tho vi a +ho-a
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THE "MoRNING GLORY" has already bloomed its
way into immense popularity. 1t is remarkable
stoye hike the sun i radia'es light and heat at the
same time., Call and one of the stoves in fu I
glow, AT the store of NJ. Jones, Nos $40 and 3ll
Second street, above Yine or at Clark's, No. 1908
Market street. above Tenth.
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The Condemned Fenian, Colonel Lynch

RUMoRED ATTEMPT 70 RESCUE HIN.
TORONTO, October 2e.-It is rumorod that an
attempt viii be made to rescue Colonel Lynch,
who was Hcsternay sentenced 70 be hnng
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ANOTHER DEAD INNOCENT.-Yesterday
morning a male child was found floating m the
Schuylklll river, near the Columbia Bridge. IL
was, after much trouble, ished out, and was
sent TO the Ninth District Station House. The
Coroner was notified to hold an inquest upon
the body. II had apparently not been. long in
the water when found, and was not over week
or two old.
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e ALL PERSONS VINO HIne Connections,
G. w. jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden street,
would invite to call and try his stock Fine Candies
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and Chocolate Drops,
which he has constantly ON hand fresh assort-
ment,
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FINE ARTs;--rhe sale OF oil paintings will
be continued this evening at scots Art Gallery.
will be- disposed Of when anumber Of gems
mences ut "a O'clock. We S"i' 0o'H-
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THEY ARE not cheap unless they are good Is well
understood by the numerous patrons OF Is. f.
Reimer's Gallery. No. GA Arch street. Only 81 for
sx Card photographs.
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erty is supposed 10 be near relative of
the man "who went up and down." seeking his
dinner through the towu, and then contented
himself with one fish-ball. MIR. Laferty went up
and down to find an oyster-stew at the price of
fifteen cents. He stopped at restaurant at the
corner of Sixth and SAMSON streets, and ordered
stew and ate ii. When the bill was presented
ne refused TO pay the exorbitant charge of
thnty-hve cents alleging that the refreshment
should not exceed a dime and a half Not being
able TO convince Mr.. Lafferty of the justice OF
or his claim, the restaurant keeper had him
lion was again argued, and decided in favor of
the plaintiff. Latlerty was held IN $500 bail to
answer at court Tor obtaining goods under false
pretenses.
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TWELFTH AND CHEsNUT Is the place TO purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and TO have your Fur
Diture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical Wol kmen.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Items see 7ntyd PAGE

lFor Additional Local Items see Third Page. ]
AT THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS there
is now on exhibition new collection OF paint
Ings, by several French, German. and Belgian
artists or skill and reputation. From private
view of them last evening, we are well sstlstied
that the lovers OF the fine arts will be repaid for
the time spent in examining them. Tue paint
lngs are ninety-eight in mum Der, and among
them we noIced several gems by Achenbach
Amberg, Erdmann, Moulignon, G. Muller vIger
and others. The collection is particularly rich
in sketches OF animals, embracing brutes of all
characters and descriptions, from monkeys up
TO horses. Nos. Al, by Martinus. and II, by
Ssns, are particularly attractive for their life
ike and Iacy execution. Perhaps the most
valuable and interesting production on exhibit
lion ls timely touched representation of the
Maus soleum OF Cecilia Metella, at Rome, from
the pencil OF o. Achenbach. 1t is said TO be
one OF this clever artists most impressive land.
scapes.
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Digges, hearing OF the crowd
At Tower Hall,
hueiul Y said alOud:-
GLOW can dare to gO
With corns so dread
Where feet IKE lead
Might on them treadv
But a kind friend cried "Pho!
Inc Vastness OF that spacious Hall
Accommodates the corns OF ALI"
Our stock OF Mems, Youths, and BOYS CIothip q
IL the fullest and most complete IN Pniladelphla
fl1ces are lower, and nearer those Of old times than
for several wears.
Eur 1Cdy Letceen ( BENNETT & Co
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
fOPRNING or A HANDSOME STORE Mr. Cna rles
kaufman, long and fayoraby v known TO our ctr
zens as manaacturer OF ladies' Cloaks and Man
ullas has, after several months conn pIeted stately
structure upon the old site, No 25 ~ e ghth street
ana socked It with truly magniacent assortment
OF Ladies' CloakS, Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Zephyr Goods etc etc. The opening takes place
on Saturday, October 81, when ladies who are in
quest of eegant goods would DO well to be pre- sent
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CHILDREH's CLOTHING M. Shoemaker & Co.
Nos 4aDd n. Eighth street. are now opening q
splendid assortment of boys girls, infants, and
ms, es' clothing.
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CUEROHEE REaTEDv

III EhOh ~ II lIM ELY .
Cures all Urinary Comp iaints, VIZ. Gravel Infam-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention Urine
Structures of the Uretnra DrOpsical SWe linus Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases that require durec,
and " hen used in coniu ton with the
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does not fail to cure GOnorIh9a Geet and all Mucus
discharges in Male or Female curing recent In
from one to three davs and esp y recommended
In those cases Of Fluor A bus or Whites IN Females
The TWO medcines used in conjunction will not fa TO
remove this disagreeabe complaint and In those
where 0tGeT 1cnes nave been used without success
raace n;pSsiSy Es;@ssGiy one Bottle Three Bo!He" 20
The Cherokee "Curs," "R nssdv" and "Ini'ciSom'
are TO be found in all we regulated drug stores and
Iecommended by physicians and drugg5ts all over ihe
world ior their intrinsic worth and merit Some un
pTnoPied dealers however, try 70 deceive their Gus
order 10 make money in place OF these b not de-
ctred the drv gPlsts will buy hem Tor YOU write
20 and we wi send them yOu bY ex press securely
packed and fIee from observation We treat all diseases
TO which the human system 10 subject, and viii be
peased to receive full and explicit atements from
gentlemen can dress US IN perfect cOnfdence we &c
sire to SEND our thrt-two page pamphlet 10 every
lady and gentleman IN the land Address ali letters Tor
panph cts, medicines or advice TO the sole proprietor
Dr. w, MERWIN,
30 mWtSlp NO ~ WA KER Street, N. Y.
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MISUNDERSTANDING SAKE got himself
into on account of his not understanding the
very material difference between n,etna and
taAatna. 1t is averred that Abraham walked
into grocery establishment in Lawrence
street, below Poplar, on Wednesday, aud
seeing some thirty dollars upon the counter
made grab, and then made q clearance with
his i1gOtten gains. Having pretty good speed,
he succeeded in distancing all pursuers, and
escaped until last night, when he was seized and
put in dur0nce o'te. He had q hearing before
Alderman Fitch, who committed him in default
of $500 bail.