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SPECIAL NOTICES.
| LLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsrERs

lslsSCSh ~ u OtOiJA' ifshi'i IslhD
IA Hartford, Conn, Nov. II, 1864.
Mossrs TIOS ALLCOCK Il co Please send,
with Dispatch twelve dozen Alcocks Porous
PLa,tera Our daily experience conir MS their
very superior excellence. At ;his moment If
writing man applies for one, who hv eutangle-
ment in the shaft of mac inerv, had both his legs
broken spine severely injured, and was f,r ncar'y
year entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the application Of plaster to his
spine. lie was soon enabled to work, aud now he
lahors as well AS ever. He would checriullv pay
50 for single Plaster il they could not lie had at
lower rate / am surprised that surgeons do not
make use of these perforated plascrs to the eXclu
sion Of all hers their hox,bi'!tv and adhesive
ness are greatly in advance Of all other plnstcr-
with which am acquainted while the peiiuri-
tions peculiar to them rendered them greatly
superior to all others for orlinarv surgical uses.
Knowing the plasters to lie useful, have no
scruples that my sentiments should tie known.
j. W. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
Agency, Brandrcth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists in the Unitel Stetcs and
Canadas. 52;4w
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address. No money required until the book i
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DIR. 5. 5. FITCH, "a fremont ST., Boston. 45;1y
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
DUGAIB STEWART. 70
j2;jw RUFUS WAINWRIGHT Con
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Court for the District OF New Haven, Com
mi,sionerS, to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against tho e,-
tate of WILLIAM COWLES,
late u New Haven in said district deceased. ami
also all claims and lie naudS exhibited ia offset
thereto: and six months from tile 1ith ,lav Of
March, 1867, being allowed by raid Court Tor thar
purpose, we do thereto hereby give notice that
NC will attend to the business Of our said appoint
mcnt at the Dwelling House OF Amos u
Matthews. on the 4th Wednesday in April next
and the first "Wednesday in September next,
from oclo'k IN the afternoon until 8 o'clock,
each Of said DAYS.
Dated at New Haven, this 22d day Of March. A.
u. 1867.
SETH LANGDON, C.,
l2.Hw L LII nnLllE lOm r.
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NAkE no more unpleasant and unsafe
4 Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous,
diseases Use llEINBoLu's EXTRACT lrcnu aud
Imgrovcl Rose wash. 49;ly
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4 YOUNG LADY returning to her

v lONIANNt II.A) ItlulIlIlB W lltT
! N country home, after .ojuurn Of lie y
months in ;hr CITY. was hardly recognized by her
friends In place of a coarse. rustic, flushed face
>hV hal SOFT ruby complexion Of almost marble
>nopihucsS, and instead ui % she really appeared
but Is Upon inquiry a. 10 the cause of 81 great
4 change She plainly Told them that she sed the
CIRCASSIAN BAIM. AMI considered an inval-
ulhit acquisition to any Lndys toilet. BY its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their persou-
al appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in it.
com iiuuiion. Nature herself is simple. Vet nm
surp tssed ia its efficacy in drawing impurities
from, also hea ing, ic.u>ing and heautt ing the
skin and complexion. jy its direct action on the
cuiclc it daWs from it al its impurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface rs
Nature intended it sloud he, clear soft smooth
aud beautiful. Price 81 sent 10y Mail OF Express,
IN receipt Of an order. bv
w. l.. LARK & CO.. Chemists
No West Fay cite St, Syracuse y. Y.
The only American Agents tor the sale OF the
same. (SI1;ly
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4 CANVASS OF THE UNION
4 proves that the most successful candidate
for general fav' ever placed before
TIE PEOPLE.

is that pure and sauhrious vegetable hcautiiicr.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Far and vile. throus hout the restored rcpu lic in
defiance Of rivalry and competition it appeals
TO THE POLLS
Of all who design to clothc the same with the
magnificent hlack or brown hues which nature de.
nird or age stolen away. Manufactured hv j.
tRlNFAHORO Asiur flousc. New York. Sold
lN Druggists. Applied 10y all Hair Dresses (j2w4
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COSTlVENESS is aggravated by the use of
~ strong purg tiNc~. The only rational
treatment j. some gentle laxative aud tonic like
DIR. ll\HRIsoN's l'ERsrAIrIC l.ozENGts These
never weaken hut graduav restore nature. They
remove Oppression. Dizziness Headache, aud
every form of Indigestion. also. the only proper
remedy i'r Piles, ci,hcr bleeding or otherwise.
For sale hv j. ). HARRISON n Co.. pruprirtors
No. T,cmont Temple. Boston, aud by II Drug
ist,, or will bc mailed ON receiving, co cts. 1jI;4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. l. l. & l y u 5 .

~ L J. | G / o . S :.
DIR. A. JOHNsON'S AMERICAN TOOTH
POWDER is the Cream Of all preparations for the
Teeth For refreshing the mouth, arresting decay,
and mparting n delightful fragrance, it has no
equal. 1t is the only dentiirice which has been
used and commended for 20 wears by eminent
Professors OF Chemistry and Medicine. Prepared
hv an experienced Dentist. at 20 East 18th ST..
n. Y. Price 80 cents; double quantity 75 cents
For ale nv druggists GEO. g. GOODWIN &
CO.. WEEKS & POTTER, aud NJ. s. BURR &
CO., Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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\ rDlS0N co 2cnAFLEs W. LIppIrr,
~ COURT vs..
Dec Term 1866 SWEET & ALLEN

Dec Term, lSGG.} SWEET & ALLEN.
Charles W. Lippitt. of Champlain, in the
County Of linton, in the State of New
York, having entered in this Court ut
The present term his writ and declaration
against " iiam e. Sweet and Daniel Allen, Of
Schenectady, in the State of New York, part
ers in business under the style and firm Of
Sweet Il Allen, counting in general assumpsit
and demand ng in damage the sum of three
Thousand dollars aud also summing Lucius
;. Champion of Mijjlehury, in the County of
Addison, trustee Of the said Sweet 4 Allen,
with return of service as to said trustee by
leaving a copy of said writ in his hands and rs
to said defendants by leaving IL copy for each
in the hands of said trustee, AMI it being mad
TO appear that the said defendants have not
had personal notice of this action, and that
they reside without this State. so that service
cannot he had upon them. 1t is ordered by
the Court that this cause be continued TO tho
next term Of 81 d Court to be held on the first
Tues1 y Of June, A. u. 1867, and that in the
meantime notice Of the pendency thereof be-
given to said defendants by the publication of
this order together with the substance of the
plaintiffs declaration, three weeks successfully
in the Nidlebury Register, a pub ic newspaper
printed Mt said Mi1dlebury, the lat of said
publications to be at least twenty days prior to
said next term.
D STEWART, Clerk.
sTEvAtT & Foorr.
Pitts Attys. 5l;sv
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures of
- tdIlison, s..
by the Probate Court tor the Disiii.t of ildi.on
To all persons interested in the estate OF
NORMAN a. FLETCHER,
Late Of Bridport in said district, deceased.
Gittfang:
Albert \. Fletcher, administrator OF the cs,a,o
OF said Norman \. Fletcher, pre-. cuts III, Ic,itiou
in writing to suid court, representing that it will
conducive to the interest ofall persons interest
I'd in said e>ac 10 sell all the land AMI real estate
situated in said Bri'pori, If which said deceased
died seized, Tor the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds thereof ut interest and pr;lving for license
TO sell all said land and estate including the re-
version OF the dover of the widow or said deceased
for the purpose aiorcsaid Therefore,
You are hereby notified TO appear before said
Court, at a session thereof to lie held at he Pio-
bate Olli,e in Mddlehuy, in said ds trrt. on Mou-
day. the h day OF April next, ClsG1l at ten
@ clock in the forenoon, To show cause. il any Nou
have why said liceuse slould not lie granted.
Date. at Mddlehury aforesaid, this 18th day
of March, 4. u. 1867.
jlaw JED. 5. BUSHNELL. Eerister
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CNRCuLARS SENT FREE.
~ Persons with a few leisure hours can
readily exchange lii,m for lew dollars hy selling,
oar fancy AMI Dry Goods. Address EASTMAN x
kENpALI, Lock- box jUSI, Boston, Mass,
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SETH LANGDON, ! C,,,
}. l.. ELDkEbGE. O'"i
STATE OF vERMONT.-Dis,rict of


y NdIiSOn, =.
The Probate Court for the District of Addison.
To al! persons interested in the estate Of
WILLIAM Il. BENJAMIN
late OF Bridport, in said District deceased.
Greeting:
Cornc'ia Benjamin and Frederick Miner admin
iStratorN Of the estate ot SAID William Is. Beuj min
present INSTRUMENTATION account firalluwanc-,
and ask tor division aud distribution OF said estate
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
heiure said Probate Cuur at the Probate Oilioc in
Middlcbury. in ,ai1 district on MONDAY, tho
10Th day nf April instant, a. u. 1861 at ten
o'clock in theurcnoon, and show cause, il anv vou
YOU have, why sal account should not Ice allowed
an division aud distribution he made OF said estate
Dated at said Md'iebury, this 22l day OF March,
A. ID. 1867,
h23w JED 5. BrSVNrtr Register.
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'TllE Glory of Man is Strength
i Therefore tho nervous aud 1ctaicd should
immcdia'elv use llrIMTnLp's EXTRACT BrCnu.
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ITO I LET

ITO LET.
L 4 Blacksmtl's Shop in The villa e of Mid
dlebury, near the Union House, formerly occupied
by Louis Hope, aud owned bv the Addison &C..
Fair Ground Company. Possession given 1st
Al ril, 1887. Arplv to
& Hill. at the Addison House
Middlrhurv, Ma oh l6, 1867. dl;1w
E'oR SALE.
Il The subscriber offers for sale his two
Story Brick tore and Dwelling House in COOL
rel air, one-half acre of land, twenty choice
young fruit trees and god water, situated in
Fast ddlebury, VT For further particulars
enquire OF the subscriber.
r DOWNING.
East MiidlSbury, March Goth, 1857. Satf
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HOVEYS ILLUSTRATED GUIDE

r. Hc Fowcr d. HI c'c7 GGydcn FIR 1867.
l. now Published containing al page. 80 zine
cnsr.l imgS Of tLowERS and VEGETABLES, and
\ BEAUTIFUL CoLoErp PI.trf.
with full descriptions Of more than 2uuO varieties.
and complete directions for their culture. Sent
postpaid to all applicants on receipt of % cents.
Address llOVEY & co,
SO North Market St, Boston, Mass.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
offers
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

OGcers:
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, President.
q. H. GORDON, Vice President.
c. W. Flyer. Secretary aud Actuarv.
a. w. ROGERS, NJ y. ND. Exam'r II. Office
}. CRANEM d. Consult'g Physician BROOKLYN
W. PPRENTlCE, Au'y& Counsclr, 20 Wall-st.
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.


A GENTS WANTED for the Book
n that pleases every body. One Agent SOLD
9 beoks at one residence. A Lady sold 20 in one
establishment Another sold 200 in one month,
FRANK MooEE's
w o NJ j. n
or THE WAE; Their Noble Deeds Of IIcroism and
Sclfsacriicc portrayed in language TINT interests
every reader, The hest paving Books. Send for
Circular. 5. 5. SCRANTON q CO., I2G Asylum
Street Hartford. CT.
HATS! SPRING STYLES!
IL Go or send to Jackson. the Halter,
10l Court Street, Boston.
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EMONAL. Our Office in NEW
IA York ha, been removed from No. 50 Cedar
Street to No. 10 Iuk Row.
GEO. T.. HOWELL. & CO.,
Advertising, Agents.
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STATE OF VERMONT-District of

- FdIlison, s..
by the Probate Court tor the Disiiit of iSdison.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
NORMAN a. FLETCHER,
late Of Brdport, in said district, deceased
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

LIVE FOR OTHERS. God haS written
upon the flower that sweetens the air
upon the breeze that rocks the flower M
on its stem, upon the dew and rain drops
that swell the mighty river, upon the
ocean that rocks every swimmer in its
channels, upon every pcneiled shell that
sleeps III the caverns of the deep, az well
as upon the mighty sun which warns
and cheers the millions of creatures and
things that live in its light-upon al he
has written, Nome of us livcth to HIM
sell. y Therefore. the blind, the deaf
those suffering with cancers and various
other diseases, continue to call on Dir
Easton, whom they can consult free, and
receive candid opinion when a cure is,
or is not possible The doctor has cared
Is eases of blindness AMI deafness. and
removed 4 cancers within the past few
wccks-and yet, others come, and many
are being healed
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

The little sheet, across the way.
published III its last issue an article "a, Ut
The shipments Of grain which closes as
follows:
Capt. Albrecht, who commands the
last named vessel, was the first captain
To take grain from this port to Buffalo
a cargo of oats on the schooner d. Wis
--everal years ago. This was the first
and last load of' grain taken east from
this port unit! now. cHen the Captain
will undoubtedly have the satisfaction o..
unloading the second cargo-a more pro
htabie One-at that port, and will hereaf.-
ter have all of his time occupied in the
business. We are really progressing.
This is about as correct as statements
from that quarter generally are Since
the schooner DO Tias cleared with a car
so OF grain for All eastern port, there
have been number of shipments of a
like nature. The schooner Das.7 ing
Ware took cargo Of I6, 500 bushels of
wheat to Ogdensburch, during the month
of October, 1868. OF course this is a
rather small item for our egotistical
neighbnr to remember. but nevertheless
it is fact We might mention one or
two more, but this is enough to sjto,c how
much our bombastic contemporary can be
relied upon. Np
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THE DIFFERENCE. There is remark
able difference whether we have good men
10 do the OH ;ial work OF our county or
whether We have poor ones At the last
election part of the Republican ticket
and a part of the Democratic we're elected.
Now We ask any candid man. who has
the interest of the county at heart, which
have proved the best men? The differ
ence Is SO great that really there is no
comparison. On one side those elected
ny republican Vote, have performed their
iuties III Il manner at once satisfactory
aud praisewosthy, while on the other
hand some elected by democratic votes,
had the inpudence to go and eject them
selves Poor Commissioners, and they are
universally conceded to be the poorest We
have ever had. We shall take occasion
to refer to this subject hereafter at great
er length
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The Berlin Couraat comes to us
with nearly donbe the aiding matter ii
usually publishes. Il seems to be max
ing an effort TO gel fhe start ofthe ''out-
side barbarians' as It styles the city pa
pers, and hence The great amount Of read
ing matter a local paper thai viii go 70
SO much expense ought to De well sustain
ed where it is published az least. and We
have no doubt it will lie.
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AS an evidence that few men OF
sense. and dollars and cents, are wiling
to bolster up the defunct ideas Of De-
mocracy in this enlightened age. we note
almost each week, the decay and death
OF some comprehend journal We know
OF three at least in our immediate vicinity
that are to all appearance on their last
legs. One is almost wholly worthless as
local paper, one does not pay the boys
who set type for its columns and the third
is dcad for a month at time Truly the
way Of the TranGressor il hard"
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GEN. PAINE COMING.

Mr.. Horace Rublee informs us that
Gen. Paine Of Milwaukee viii speak at
this place on the 10th inst He will be
accompanied by some prominent Gem
speaker, it is not fully decided a, yet who
it will be, probably Mr.. Domschcke or
Mr. Winkler of Milwaukee The meet
ing will be duly advertised with posters
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WHEAT.-This article is being brought
from five different counties and sold in
cur streets. Milwaukee prices are paid,
and as farmers pocket five to ten cents
more on the .bushel they speak in high
terms of Manitowoc enterprise. When
we have an elevator built, which will be
done very soon, We expect wheat will be
shipped from Milwaukee to Manitowoc,
as our buyers intend to over bid every
body.
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: We are indebted to Mr. Fl Truma,

= We are indebted to Mr. H. Truman
for a valuable present. token Of his
estimation of the ei 40; iss being made by
the TRIBUNE to enhance the rapidly
growing interests Of Manitowoc We
shall strive to merit the good wishes of
our business men by strict attention to
business and liberal line of policy.
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OPPOSITION LINn-Tbs Prone)jerE

OPPOSITION LINE The PropellerH HIP
pocanspns is advertised to make regular
tri-weekly trips between Milwaukee, ana
this port She will leave Milwaukee on
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
ings at 8 clock Z. VI. She arrived here
this morning.
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The new Turner Hall at Two Riv-
ers will be dedicated on next Saturday.
1t IS a building of nearly the same size
of the one in this place and an ornament
to Two Rivers. Those who have a desire
to witness the affair may VII hout doubt
have good time.
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PERsoNAL.-J. u. Markham, Esq.
and Mr. II. D. Shepard, who have been
spending a month at the Fast. returned
to their homes this week, seemingly
much improved in health and spirits.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

- Nearly all of our exchanges come TO
US filed with matters Concerning their
county Fairs. We hope that next year
We will be able to say something about
the Manitowoc County Fair, if it is too
late this fall.
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SHIPNENrs.-During the first week in
October.40, 0SS bush> of wheat have been
shipped from this port On last Friday
and Saturday nearly 400 barrels of -four
were shipped to Lake Superior, by Tru-
man & Stucke.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

RATN.-Almost everybody in this vi
entity has been wishing for number of
weeks past that we would be favored with
little rain. Such were gratiiied yeSter
day morning upon awaking from their
siumbers to find that refreshing
shower had visited us during the night.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

Fast TIME. steamer keweenaw
ran FROM Detour to Gratiot Light, on
her hast tril, down from Lake Superior,
in sixteen hours and eight minutes. The
Detroit Post states that this time has
never been beaten, which may be true;
but it is equally true that Capt. Good
rich new steamer. the Northwest, has
heaten the keweenag, and the logical
conclusion, therefore, must be, that she
can beat Shls time sSerss,seL
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

Doctor Patchen has shown us some
very fine specimens of teeth which he
has lately received. He assures us that
just as good a job of work can be done
here as in Milwaukee and at much less
figures, and we believe him. We know
it is the case in our own business 20
great extent and it must be much more so
In his.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

The calls for the A Assembly District
Conventions will be found in to-day is
sue. We hope that the Republicans j !
the different towns will see to it that del
egates are sent to the County and District
Conventions.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

The Shooner HalhaUu which was
driven ashore during the storm last week,
south of kenosha, has been got off with
out much if any damage
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Town caucus.

The Republicans Of the town OF Manitowoc are re-
qiested to meet at k1insholz Hall Friday evenings
Oct. 16 1867, IL o'clock the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates represent said town III the County
and District * l.vention.
Dy order of
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

We are indebted to the telegraph
generator at this place for his endeavors
to procure for us the dispatches in re-
gard to the elections. Wedid not issue an
extra, however, for the reason that what
information we received was from a very
unreliable source aud obviously incorrect.
We publish to-day the truth in regard to
the matter as near as it can be ascertalned.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

ANOTHER DENTIST Fl. NJ. Van
Wrinkle informs Us that he has secured an
office and will ere long open in this place
permanently, for the practice of his pro-
fession.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

Found. On Monday afternoon.
small amount of money which the owner
can have by calling at the Jewelry Store
of f. Ransch, on York street.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

4 DEspIsED FaLoS. john Barnes has
s teion on hts ief, hand He has our
sympathy if that viii enable him to sleep
any better.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

- fleet OF nineteen vessels and the
chored III the Bay on Wednesday morning