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In Probate.

4Probite- Manitowec County Court In the
flatter Of the estate If Frnk Hershman,
deceased.
! reading and fling the petition of Joseph
Pcnocine setting forth the amount of per-
ii cstfte that has come to his hands, and
disposition thereof the amount Of debt
standing against sail dcc9qscd, and a de-
Iption Of i'll the real estate Of which said
Eeasei died seized, and the condition and
ur Of the respective portions thereof AMI
| ying that license be to him granted TO sell
w'st part Of the north If of southeast
r-er of section 4, town %, range 23-con-
ping 81 acres Of land more or less; and it
bearing by said petition, that there is not
Ficient personal estate in the hands of said
]eph Pcnocing to pay sal debts; and that it
necessary in order t. pay the same to sell all
FsaId real estate it is therefore ordered,
+ ali persons interested in slid estate, ap-
before the Judge of this court on Mon
I, the 26th day Of August, a. D. 1867, at 0
pOck 4. III. .at the Office Of the county judge,
the village Of Manitowoc, in said county,
N AMI there to show rause (if any theI be-
b license should not be grant Il to sail
|nph Ponosing to sell siil real estate ac-
jim, to the prayer Of sail petition. And it
|'rtl,cr or'ercd, that copy Of this order
Ff b. published for four successive weeks
T. to siid day of hearing, in the Hanitowoc
bt, weekly newspaper printed and pub
Tel Il M1nitoToc. i'll said county, and per-
billy served ON all persons intercs. ed in said
Etc. residing in said county at least four
i days before said dry of hearing. BY the
|rt, GEO. ". BARKER.
July IS, 1867. Co. Judge
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In Probate.

In Hrobate-NIanitowoc County Court In the
matter of the guardianship of minor heirs OF
Will m Hcrret, late of Hancock county
Illinois.
IN reading ard fling the petition of Sarah
~ ID. Hcrret, guardian of said minor. repre-
senting, among other things, that he the said
ward. is seized of certain real estate in Mani.
towoc county, and thar it is necessary that all
Of the same should be sold. and praying for
license to sell the same and it appearing T.,
the Court, from said petition, that it is neces-
sary to sell said real estate, Therefore it is
ordered and directed that the next of kin to
said ward, and all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge of this Court
on Monday, the 9Th day of August A. D. 1867,
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ at my office in yHanitowoc
in said county, then and there to show cause
Of any there shall bel why license should no,
be granted for the sale Of said real estate, nc.
cor,iing to the prayer of said petition And II
Is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for three successive weeks
PRIOR to said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc
Pilot. weekly newspaper printed at IFanito-
Voc in sail county
,.~--- GEO. W, BARKER,
- County Judge.
Manitewoe, July 13, 1867. So st
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REFERENCES.

Dr.. d. J. Easton, of Nanitowoc, Wis. has
the latest and best treatment known, for all Dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear He is also sue
cessful Physician aud Surgeon, and advise
all who have diseases of those organ, to apply
to him and be healed. fSigned.)
II. G.. Thompson, NJ. D. -
Oculist and Aurist, No GIG West Washington
Street, Chicago, Ill.
s. p. Burdick, NJ. D., New York CITY.
4. r. Morgan. ". D., Syracuse. n Y
j. s. Douglass, NJ. d.. Milwaukee. Wis.
81. Pearsall, NJ. D.. Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Ms. st. Sure, Shcboygan, Wis
il. f. Zieltey. NJ. D., Manitowoc, Wis.
c. G Croker, NJ D., Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss E. Carey, of Schuylcrville, N T., cured
of deafness, 10 years standing, in 1852.
Cured Enoch Erickson's child years old,
of ulcer of eyeball, June 1867.
Cured b. r. Anderson, of Manitowoc. of In
famation of Eyes, July, 1867
Cured Mrs. N. Burns of Mecmc, of Blind
ness of three months, !Spriu6 1862.
Miss. II. Gleason, Milton. Saratoga CO., N.
l., Strengthened Cross-cycs, 1856.
Mr. Herlena. Kossuth. Manitawoc county.
cured of Granulated Eyelids, 1867.
MI III NJ, OF Manlt0W0c, cured OF lnfama-
matte n of the eyes. 1860.
Cured c. b. Shove Of graduated cyclids in
1861.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael
McCarty. of kossuth Manitowoc county, in
1864. July LIST. 1867, remains we'll.
Removed cancer from breast Of Mrs. J. Web
ster, late of Manitowoc) of Tallahassee, Flor.
ida, in February, 1867.
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Two Rivers, Wisconsin.

Tin Z. BOIIN. PROPRIETOR
I'll House has been renovated and re-
ft;cd thrDue hout, and travellers can de-
Il on kind treatment. clean rcoms,and that
table wi always be supplied with the best
market affords JOHN G. BONN.
'wo Rivers, July II, 1867 2yr
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Dissolution.

20 co-partncrship heretofore existing be-
tween joseph Villas. Michael Fellows and
|4sinns NcAatt, under the name and style Of
az q Co. IS this day dissolved by mutual
sorit. MI claims and acman Is against the
Z firm, and due the sail firm, Will be settled
the sail Joseph Villas and Michael Fellows.
JOSEPH Villas.
MICHAEL FELLOWS,
ERASMUS MCNUTT.
(Ianitowoc, June 1st. 1867. 3t
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOS RAPID =
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrscness,
Group, Bronchitis, Encipicnt Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptive Patients
i'm advanced Stages
of the Disease. +
This is a remedy so universally known to surpaso
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that it is useless here to publish the evidence of it's
virtues. Its unrivaed excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth. Few the communities,
personal experience Of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
anC as they know, too, the effects of this remedy,
We need not do more than to assure them that it has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass
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TAX NOTICE.
OrricE OF THE CLERK OF TIL

o
MAxrow June
Of
df
sold
O
lraco
of
such made AND provided
W CountyB Of Mantowo Country
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Dissolution.

FilE cG-partHership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the name
4 and style of S. Coliner & Co., has this
been dissolved b. mutual consent All
mcnts due sid firm must he p il to S. Col
pr who is alone authorized 10 recent the
BE. $. GBLLINER.
JOS. BRANDEIS.
Flanitowoc, July "A, 1867. / st
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G E4...a,sa tertisement.
& CIV Advertisements.
Strayed Away.

n dark brown cow shout nine years old
99ift If one horn broke of. ard very short
| I at the eni Of The tail, strayed away from
pasture on Thursday last, whoever will
urn her 10 me ut Nanitowoc. or informs me
Fere ! can get her, viii get fair cempensa.
pa JN0. F. ZIUHS
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ALEX. JEKELFALUSY.

MANUFACTURE and wholesale dealer
lVl in Cigars and Tobacco, Quay street,
Manitowoc. Import his Tobacco from the
first sources, manufacture only the best quality,
and keep constantly on hand full assortment
of difrent brands of Cigars at the lowest
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, will
be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
Il ALEX JEkELFALCSY.
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General Laws of 1867.

PIE GENERAL LAWS passed by the
legislature Of 1867 have been received
this Office anl are now ready TO be delivered
those entitled to receive them.
JOHN FRANZ. Reg. of Deeds.
Registers OTice, July %, 1867. 1tf
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DE A Fl E S s i,

Noise in the Head, Discharges from the Ear
Catarrh, Fits, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, and removes Cancers.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
TIE LABOR MOHEMENT.

WORKINGMEN'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF
NEWARK AND VICINITY.
Tie third quarterly report of the trustees OF
,b, now in the hands Of the printer is noe
precisely what Wast speculator might desire; but
when the coperatOrs take In view the fact that they have
not been subjected pet cheating in the quality ana
ran,itv OF the articles which they purchased they
can feel that they profed by cooperation notwit
standing the omission OF cash dividend at the exprae
ton of the third quarter Inc Assoean9n was orEai1ea
shares being $40 each store was hired atthe inter-
seeon OF warren & aHd VuIas e S ,hess
rents are not exOrbitaDt Al the en9 OF the
@ quarter Ta sDabeS % % declare dvdsna 'Ss q
per cent members and three per cent on
nc second quarters business yielded small profit not
wtstandng several extraordinary expenses such as the
3c hut had not the membership and capital been
doubled during the quarter the store could not nave paid
expenses. The company has. today, 60 members, and
Manager and OF other gentlemen who have studied this
branch of The cooperative movement is insufficient But
the company is gaining members every day and with its
subscription list again doubled IL may nope so 70 reduce
the exuenses as compared with the profits as to leave
handsome margin on the right side OF the cash.book
The Newark does not undertake 10 undeTsell the
market even when dealing with its own stockholders
aud the main nducement held forth to purchasers thai
OF genuineness IN respect OF both quantity ana qay or
me articles sold Ihe eeers S me tSnapes
Secretary Jacob II Mandevile, Treasurer; J3hn % Sno
deton Jacob H. Vaudeville and william M iice ~ e'Oi'
From the pamphlet containing the Assoclal0n ,boss
stitutlon and ByIaws-aNss which not unlike tDoss
OF our cooperatlye store soceties-THE TRIBUNE 80
the following, entitled Advice to Members o '"N'
Have the authority protection Of TIE Ia" ey procuring
lie. integrity intelligence and ability be , ssI or Sis
tons in the ehoie. Of Omceu and manager" A'' N''
unctiOn. distinction
Let each member have only one yots @ sua n ,,;s.tS
regards the amount Of wealth say ,ss.,Ss s sTTu@sat %
Iook we'll after the money matters Hsa .'NS' " "
fs1 & By ,S, 'As 9SS n m"S . possible s,,' %:rl o, r.,
~ % gaiuss Of Toar lsdas 10 sell eonis p"o ss""
IN hs last from She Phnps Of buying and selling for RsAOr
MoNkI -. on.,,.rly secounts are the best
shonl hs sdoped when praeucsole ..,.a n, An.
feI ns :, is.t E than ts marketable value A.
IA that the Aecoast are properly sade
men Of cDooAns Al. .rthorty Of tho
lI -. hs1ors important or expensive step
~ sst eoaTt opp0shon pHbcJ fear vhee
a Tc1ss those ony sO roar Leaders whom can Has'
s!,s Ia. IssI saSassosA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
COLLIDE COMMENCENENTs
WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

W 4LlSlAlhO IOlIlALOEs
BAGCALAUREATE-DED sERvICEs-THE-
oLOGICAL sOCIETY-Pm BETA KAPPA-ApEL-
IIuC UNION. 30.
Prom Special ouepOudeut
WHiIAssrowS, Mass, Tuesday, July 80, 1867.
This pleasant little village, lying so quietly
among the mouans Of Berkshire is certainly not the
least among the Mcccas Of American literature and
science Its 3d anniversary progressing In pleasant
manner could we'll be President Hopkins
preached his Baoaaureate Sabbath afternoon from
II John, 10Th and th verses His sermon was grappg
with the sOcaled liberal ideas OF the age which the good
Doctor nnated we're SO 6Odd as to SAVIOR OF the UOd
udH
At $50 D. m on Sunday hero were dedloatory services
at Missionary PaIk In conmemoraton OF what Is called
the Haystack Prayer Meeting. In 1906 n band OF hve
students established this meeting the very spot as u
now generally supposed where the monument mas Jus.
been erected and s aferward led the establishment
OF the American Beard OF Foreign Missions The monu
is Of Berkshire marble and Is about IL feet hgh
and tho foowin inscription: The Field Is the world
The birthplace Of American Foreign Missions Jnen
follow the names " the ye men who aIten%aed % TINS s
missionary prayer meetng-Samuel J. Mins, james
Richards Francis L. Robbins, Harvey loomis, ana by
ram Greene. ON the top OF the monuments large,
round BALL married out IN maPnes 70 ~ no inc me
The Hon Hnrvey Rice OF Cleveland Ohio, who also de-
Hvered the ded,atory address. Remarks were also
made by President Hopkins the Rev. DR. Booth OF Brook
ivn DR. Dnrfee historian OF Williams College and by tho
Rev Mr.. Sanders a returned missionary, who gave an
Interesting Of his visit to the grave OF James
Richards the bland OF Ceylon VIM f. Dodge, esq, or
New York. friend and patron OF Williams, also made
speech urging upon all the duty OF labor and sacRtce In
the work OF msslOns. Mr. ID. Is yce-President Of the
American Board.
The Rev Mr. Lanphear OF New Hayon Conn, delivered
the usual theological Address before the Mills Theoog
cal Society Sabbath evening His subject was the IN.
huence OF Christianity on Civilization
herst was expect 10 Address tho PHI Beta Kappa 60
0ety, LuL iVr kols unkhoS css ~ G.A nss allis "
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
LYNCH LAW IN DELAWARE.

The citizens OF Leipsc, this Thursday morn
ing 25th ult, were horIOrstricken by Mr Thomas Il.
George coming into and reporting that the body Of
a negro was hanging on a willow along the road leading
10 The railroad on The corner OF MI john Slaughters
farm about mile out Of town. Many citizens visited
Inc scene ~ tle tragedy lie very dark hued and
about ~ or "a years old and supposed to weigh from 100
10 14O pounds He had been worklng on "A farm with
o'clock while Mr. Collins and ms wife were absent
visiting a neghbOr some i've or six unknown persons In
yard when he was on tied carried of and hung from
The tail OF a cart wagon OF some SORT rs the tracks on
assgned for this fearful outrage Mr. Cons'e outbnld
ne wore dre1 and burned &C the ground on Monday
b, Iast some suppose that this fire bad something 10
do with the hanging there were good grounds TO sus
~ hore G NOT The least evidence that any one that had
the least interest in the property destroyed had any coin
iiitv Io The banging Ii Is sad case, as he was
Iid Iiiod neTfectiy loyal and had served several years
in the war The Coroner will hold an inquest today and
ha NAV Le able TO develop something that VIII give
cIue W '"0 fClayton (Del) Herald.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

Twelve years ago twelve gentlemen met at
a dinner party given by an Alabama planter Before
ten years were passed ten were dead. Sen. T. 4. o r.
ton and GiTard Hewitt Of st. Paul, Mnn is now the
only survivor. i,
Prof. Agassiz has just areceiyed Q large lot OF
W. d Colleec from Cabe Town The vessel bring
~ ~ ~ - 10 ncsr lsI.. W.os.sl o1 Loc ts.--.S.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
Grtursions.

HOYi FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
n PORT ROYAL ever day from Warrensi North KyeI
landing House and EdeTs House each way besa'
hE sesbsthins. clam 6akes dely.
nAIDY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
ROsIYE landing at WLiesore, Bsyss Dock, Great Neck,
blnds Point Nos Dock aud Glen Wood On and aF MONDAY
yuns the steamer ARROwSMTTI Capt Muee will leave PeoS
RAst River morning Rt S Tor Tue ABOVE na
kfs Relarusag Nil leave RosiJn a. s:a~ p n
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
Stramboats uno 8ailrUa0s.

c-fisA"iS+~~'
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAY ANELERS-
i APPLRrONS RAILWAY GUIDE contains Que uuce RlNay
ssps snd be Time Tab oi en The Ras Of e Cne States ana
Csuadas Also, TOURIST GUIDE 70 tie hhtenngpaeeS
pdEgs. Sc For sale erer'wheTe.
DENEDICTs TIME TABLE FOR AUGUST
I'D has every Train, Station. and Steamboat coHg.se
CONTINENTAL LINE Of STEAMERS.
NE.w.YORK TO PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Freight taken BosToS LOWELL NASHUA "oEcRs
ruK LAvKzSoE MASCaEsTEK CONCORD WooSsocKEr TrSTON
GIoBsURG.6ud
ALL PARTS OF NEW-EN NGLAND,
connecting ct PeovIpKScs Boston and Providence and PTo
denoe ADD Worcester Railroads
Goed.aIe great patch, aud carefully banded
RATES ARB ALWAYS Low.
Leaving Pier % North Birs at TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS Providence oot Of feHist) At
N On TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS For further par
eeua rates apply the Once Pier 70 - North RIVER
....... ..t.. Z PHILLIPS. Agent or 70
b BUFFUM. Providence. r. L
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
amnstmnts.
THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND MENAGERIg CO.,


THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MESAGERIg CO.,
Broadway, between Spring and pInee-stA
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED.
THE kkW AND DAZZLING PAATOAIMB
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
The celebrated Pantohnist and Clown
.--. Mr. Y. L. FOX
Supported By the
~ TALENTED PAYTOMIMB COMPANY.
BVEEY AFTERNOON AT 81 EVENING AT g.
LITTLE BOY lAURi
HUsH-A-B BABY AND Party AND HER PITCHER
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCESBRf COSTUMES
LAUGHABLB TRICKS kc
To be seen st all hours,
FRoN SrsRisR rSrL 10 ".
ANIMATE AND iNANIMAfE WONDERS
LARGEST MUSEUM on THIS CONTINENT
Specimen CuroS ties purchased
ZION fvERY MUSEUM IT EUROPE,
THE CONTENTS or TIB UTICA MUSEUM,
GORDON CUMMING. THB L1ON.SLAYERS COLLhCTION,
have Just heen Gdded.
PROP. HUTCHINGS, LIGHTNiNG CALCULATOR,
A MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
GIANTKSS DWARF CiRCASSfAN GIRL.
LIVING SNAKES. MONKEYS, LEARNED SEAL,
HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, etc.
OVER D8.O0O CURlOSliiFA
Admission. 30 eents Children under ten Is cents
FXHIBITION of WORKS of ART,
IN AID OF THB ERECTION OF
NATIONAL FREE-ART GALLERY
IN TIE CITY or EEwYORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

DEPUTY QrARTER,s ,srEE- G GENEKAi's UrflcE
BALTNoRK MI, Julr q, 1851
GALE OF GOVERNMENT NESSEL-PRO-
- POSALS invited and will be received BY the Enernea a. tas
un p ocock August IS 1857 Tor tho purchase al private
E Of the siewheel steamer COSMOPOLITAN, belonging TO the
Vs. STEWART VAN NLIEr,
ff Deputy Q. NJ General U. s A.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
NEW ROUTE
IN .. BETWEEN
NEW ORK AND B o 7 o y,
BRISTOL, r. ].
THE EARRAGASSET STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
NeN snd MagpiseeEt SLetmes

PROVIDENCE, Uapt- D. n oiANoNs' ,,c,.,,,v -, ~ -.
Sound nOAll Jsns
ing No 40 NORTH RIvkH near 100; Of Ces tsdolss
AFTERNOON tSundays excepted ft 0oocs
and Providence Railroad Teah g
Bosion railroad re than BY any oef rcuedtanee ~
rail 81 uies-tine ~ hours
These steamers auuch ard most eatt ever
,iss ~ American wafer. bathen cnIe 1850 horse
oOwe thorough ssgng az respects d IN the most uli
boilers
deck vit every ssrangeIeit i,r comfort anu safety
Ihte ulnber and Of their State Rooms ard extent nd spo
aeonodaons ttey unsurpassed and in tie strength Of
th4r hulb. folly equs u Ocedp Feaners
att Of tie Compaur N q pier IN felH-fof1.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
FRANCE.

NAPoLEoN's LETTER TO ROUHER-THE RELA-
TIoNs BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA
prr..,0wsKTs TRIAL-ADMIRAL FARRAGVK
-IrrrpArY INTELLIGENCE -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

reuctoH @ al Dt se pols ADl A0n' '
ron Bnfalo. -.H ~ .H., - ,eo :. -. =,
TEels baggage checked az the ofce No ' "es OF on
e.
LHOR IHARTFORD-Stoppm at all points on
the Connecticut MERCHANTS LINE The new ana ee
, steamers ESCORr, Capt X Pearee and - " COil,
Csp n Geer daily (SuIds eIceg from PeT NO ~ 1921
S,xst - A. nj Referring leat Hartford from Chspins Whar
Freight taken eaeed rates Passenger aecnn
surpassed o. No eHifA charge ir bsh> AsAs ana stale
extra
C0R NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, P0IGH-
KfEPSfg RONDoCT, AID KINGSTON, aLdng At CoizerSs
kosk Cornwall NeS-HaIBburg sfd Milton. TIE - -
- STEAMER MARY POWELL
-. "a. sHer q
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

TRAINS LEAVE EHWYOBK;
For EeEHaven ard Bnigeport 100, SEQ (kGl l3o I'D
QIl, 800 (BT) 345, 4 % and 400 (FT.) .. n.
Tor Milford StatioId FAIRFIELD Souipot and WestPo TOO lJ
= m. 345 40 m.
For Nossk Zoo % 1l aoo is5 M y IS CEI) 900 (Er1
345 40. (EI) so. 100 tkrl +.
Ior Darien 100, 500 li.r q. ia 345 40, sop
100 Boo f lJis lLl3 tEr) 2l5 300
CR1), 345 40 (Br), a.. t'J G3j, 800 (EIl, p m
Greenwich ard Intermediate stations, 100, 9OO 1O m ZiS
rs. 80, $50 6.JJ - - ,.
or Boston Sp-rgie $50 (EN) 800 (EI), AGO
Dor iloston shore Line. l2l5 (Er.l 400 p N. -.
IO Hartford oul Springfield gUo tEL AlA 400 EIb eco
For River Railroad, eco n (KL l2Bp 70 Mon
tIeal, 800 u. % Northampton
Tor Han,Os Poyi4sheo Fsh Railroad 800 (ELl Rl5
Tor y,Hver New and siotlhgoh Railroad At sOo u,
1915. 80 900 p. M
For Canal Railroad. ~ IS p m 70 Nothamptoh
Iof liousat0lc Railroad. Bro 100
For Nauratuck Railroad. 600 m, 800
Iof paufuTy ard Norwaik KaToAd 100 800 m, 40
N'.-+-e-+'N' fFC "a eott
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

rommery-tnese are among tne noS' mYis"y y. Yss
books. y 7f, ..ssr
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
REGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First-class

~ geane staie e nsNYort aDd City Of Hartford leave PeeEsp
b4slsz Cs5o.is HS!ysis ke,tas Son nd N ssr
sas for passengers and hsEtt YsFs ~ 70 aods Bsea sss.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

.., tv Of various articles Of irregular Clothing and Bqulpsgs
dePoiwhn ten days Of sale ard a'a
in Govsrnment furds cent down and the balance
A.sre e goods are Depot which must e within ave
forfeiture Of purchase AM we ~ per ech' ue
.tJ,',,s5 I;: Major.Gen. ID. IL NiNTON,
fS's~ or Master General I. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

GREAT REDUCTION in iTst- Class FARE
" WyST NORTH and EAST VIA NtW-lOkK 1ENIllAL and
NORTHERN RAILROADS. and TROY LINE or srKAMEhs iOin
Per foot Of spngsL, dai at n basfaAJ
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
l6R NEW; ;IIAyESN. HARTFORD, TAR WHITE
-. kss,yerssy stsanbeAt comgapy -.

pEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
1te magnificent Ibis line the ST JOHN and DREW
80 Pr No horA RyeE eO @ Cunatst sre evening ats,
hefs 70 I'll stations West ana North.
freight passage checking Aggags tS, bqas a, the saos'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

Passenger station n NewYork corner and Foa
ave. Entrance on TWeltT-aey.uiAt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

READIsG CoIUNBA RAiIRoAD CoNP1NY, I
srPEKSTGSDKsT's OFYICr. CIuymA, Pa. May = l3L
sDEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IA Passercers leaving NewYok G p Ceuta kfW
Railroad make close connection - hesHg for LTraiA, I
Jtbst All CoumI anyag at Lancaster aSe Columbia ~ ~
, M
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

LAUREATE-DEDICAToRY sERFICES-THE-
oLOGICAL sOCIETY-PHI BETA KAPPA-ADEL-
TIUC UNION. .'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13

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Samuel Satficn & &c.,
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ftrumente Sru6bGuber 8an>asen, Cup
orters &C., nelde burd ibre praftii9e @iuriGtung
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smpfp6len tperben.
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