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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10
So eCiNI Notices
DE AT
WALTHAM, MASS.

The American Watch Company, of waltham, Mass.
respectfully submit that their Watches are cheaper
accurate, less complex, more durable, better
adapted for general use and more easily kept in or
der and repaired than any other watches in the mar
ket. They simpler in structure, and therefore
stronger. less likely to be injured than the ma
jory of foreign watches which comporeh of from
125 300 pieces while in an old English watch there
are more than 700 parts. How they under the
hardest triad watches have is shown by the fol-
lowing letter:
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE ESKgAL SUPERINTENDENT.
ALTOONA Pa, Dec. 10. 1865.
Gentlemen: The watches manufactured by YOU
have been iii this railroad for several wears
cur euginemen to whom we furnish watches a. mart
d ed OF them carried le.alid consider them
good and reliable tne-heepers. Indeed, have great
satisfaction in saving YOUR watches give rs less
trouble and have worn and do much longer
without repairs than any wat ,hes have ever had
in use on this road. As you aware, formerly
trusted to those al English alI,lf of acknow-
edged good regulations but class they never kept
time correctly, have they done good service
yours.
in these statements am sustained iy my prcde
cessor Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended a
series of yours. Respectfully,
EDN ARD II. WILLIAMS,
Aaae,- can Watch Co. Wdiflton
We make now five different grades Of watches.
named respectively as follows:
Aplleton, Tracy Il TO- Holihot1. Mass.
Haitian, Httcis Company, Haihao, 4bfSs.
7. s. Bartlett, Vu.tsdDa Jiiss.
Wa. Eiieyy. Boston. -iCss.
Home Watch CimJaay. B0stO1, Mas.
All of these viii, the exception of Tie Home Watch
Company, warrented by the American Watch
Company to be of the best material the most APP
proved principle and to possess every requisite for
reliable timekeeper. Eycry dealer selling these
Watches is provided with the Companys printed card
of guarantee which should accompany each Watch
sold, that buyers may feel that they pur-
chasing the genuine article. There are numerous
and limitations of our Watches sold
throughout tie country. and we would caution pur
chasers TO be on their guard against imposition.
Any grades OF Walthala Watches may be purchas-
ed of Watch dealers throughout the country.
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
IS2 Broadway, Now York.
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A man IN Maine has invented !, m.

A man in Maine has invented ma
chine for digging potatoes. 1t consists
Of scoop made Of boiler iron. which is
lrlven under the potatoes. and lifts them
With the earth upon hopper, on which
he earth is shaken of, and the potatoes
brown into the furrow behind the ma
chine.
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Estapilsheo III 'e ear lc''o ior The cure OF private
ssla.sa5a Great continuation OF pr"fes-
ELl Euron~ ana amnrics ara t IN, ,,. VI
izEi=E3S-sv to consult This IS tie only nftcn
-AaN ~<snS in the city where a permanent
cure of private disease can be obtained. without the
nse OF mercury on efihs,e Of aiet o: business
to - l:.ys. Srietnres cured in To- weaia
SYPHILIS in its Primary Stages cured IA, tiavs Sec
ondory syntoms the last vestige eraicated without
the use OIL INJURIOUS I., efigs'
M; S y Noti ; ms i p
which annually sweep TO I'm 1nfimely -raye thousands
of its victims. Also married men with loss of sexual
power permanently restored III few days. Female
complaints IN snort efely possible form ana variety
~ = ,I nia tbnn and n,a
ne,,t am, fees moderate "ff-''
(irent He'd. cu6 Circular send for two cent
lamps eeH gE6
H.. a. 3, H~a Dr.: ii.
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INFORMATION:

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriaut
growth of air upon bald head beardless face, also
recipe for the removal of Pimpes, Biotches Erup-
TONS ETC. the skin, leaving the same soft. clear
and beautiful can he obtained without charge by adj
dressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN Chemist,
Tyr S23 broadway New York.
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Mofrat's Life Pills and Phenix Ritters

MOfat's Life Pills and Phoenix RitterS.
The wonderful effects of Moffats Life Pills
in of mental depression or physical weak
ness, proceeding from indigestion, csstiveness
or bilious sccret't rs, are certified to nv mil
lions of persons VIII, have been benefit. by
them. They are the most effective catla-tic
and purifier ever before the public and have
ever been in use since 1925. They are cheap,
SHE aud reliable. Sold by all respectable dca--
lers eVerywhere.
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STA TERED Constitutions restored by HelmboId
tract Euchii

MISGUIDED MEN, and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy. Howard Essays ON. the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which form the basis of the Grayest Meiades
in the first age of Man, and fearfulIy sap the vital
powers with sure of relief Sent in sealed en-
velopes free of charge. Address DIR. j. SkiLLlN
HoUGIIToN, Howard Association, philatielphi, Pa
-. l1-lN
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES. A new
invoice just received at the Franklin
Bookstore, where may be seen the follow
ng styles
Letter A Family Machine, new style.
Letter A Family Machine, old style.
Letter A Family Machine, half ease.
No. Manufacturing Machine, Iron
Stand.
: Those interested in sewing machines
are respectfully invited 10 call and ex.
anime these, o. B, SMITH & 60.
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FOE Non RETFNTJON or Incontinence of
Urine, rretaton inflammation liberation o the al-
der kidneys diseases OF the prostate glands stone
in the bladder. calculus. gravel brick dust eposit
and all diseases of the bladder kidneys. and ropscal
sweliings. ust. IIembuld's Fiuit Extract HuCilu.
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An inkstand was turned over upon a
white table cloth, servant threw over 1t
mixture of salt and pepper plentlfiuily,
and all traces o, ii disappeared.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

y What kind of essence does young
man like when he pops the question
Acquiescence.
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lEFFEL'S AMERICAN
Double Turbine
WATER WHEEL.

We, the undersigned. bave in use at our
Mills in he town OF Cato, one OF the above
named wheels. To say that we are pleased
with it would express but little of the satisfac-
ton we feel. II more than meets our expec-
tations, and does all that the manufacturers
claim for it.
1t gives double power is small in size no
leakage; cannot be frozen p and III run th
very low head of water. Send to ALLIs &
Co.. for circular. LYON L CO.
Manitowoc, January "a, 1867.
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RELNB0LDS EXTRA CT BCGBU gives health
and vgor to the frame and bloom TO the psild cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms
ad if treatment is submitted TO, consumption, in
sanity or epi1eptic FITS ensue.
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TO C0NsIME,.TIvEs.

HELNBOI.D'S Fluid Extract OF Bucllu is pleasant
and otor free from all injurious properties
and immediate in its action.
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1T WILL SAVE YOUR HEALTH,
And, shal Is better than all.
It Va 1szaG SAVE YOUR LIFE

From being shortened by wrong treatment The
Bolanie Remedies of DIR. RAPHAEL. the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yrt to make a ner
iect cure OF all private. secret li venersal Diseases
witt,out the use % mercury. without hnrance from
business and without fear Of discovery or exposure
No deadly poisons, such as arsenic, nuX vomica
opium. or any other poisons. No mercury or other
deadly Notwithstanding but purely Vegetable
botanical Remedies are used b. him. His RENE
DIES cure the most obstinate and dangerous cases,
ana remove All mercury and other impurities from
the system when all others have failed. His RENE
dies restore manhood and vigor to the impotent,
make the barren fruitful. give confidence to the
despondins- and they enable the single TO get mar
Red with the assurance Of having contented wifs
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MO CaJEsEC,.s ALL.

But if you want medicine that will cure Chronic
mot infiamatory) Rheumatism. MHmpS. Sore Throat.
Swellings. Old So-cs, BRUISES. Tooth,cne, insect
Sngs Pains in the Back and Chest also. internally,
Diarrhoa Dysen,ery, Cole Groups and Fnm ting,
You have in DIR. Tobias y onderu Venetian Iiu.-
meut. 1t never fails wien used according To the Iii
rections. Every drop of it is put up by Dr. Tobias
himself, and he has done for nineteen years. His
mecicine is known throughout the world The best
physicians recommend it. Thousands of certificates
he the depot, SO Cortland Street. No fam
ly having children, should be without it in of
Group. Thousands Of children saved by it annu-
ally. Use Il when first taken according directions
and you viii lose a child. Ladies Will find it
valuable in Graduating l:miie& and blotchcS. Only
80 cts and 81 per bottle. Sold 10y the druggists tiro'
the United States and Europe. Depot, 50 Cort-
anljt Street. New York aug25-1m
THE GLORY GF NAN IS SYi1FNG tn There
fore the nervous and debiiitated should Immediately
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10

HFLMBOLVS EXTRACT BCrHC and Improv
Rose Wash and delicate disorders in all
their stages at little expense, little change in
diet, inc, nvenience and exposure 1t is pleas
ant in taste aud odor Immediate in its action and free
IRON all inlualous properties. = se.s
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Kisses A. p. NIEIGGS. bid.
L @ PANNNST NJ D

His hours for seeing visitors are from 10 A NJ TO
PM. dssiIys--stIndssyS e1lccp EeSss-s3C No.
2!3 EasA Madison; street. (uYs stairs be-
tween wells aIsd z'F;saf.{EEt Streets. Chi
ca9os Illinois. Consultation Fee, Two Dollars
He has private consultation rooms Tor LADIES and
GENTLEMEN. Each visitor has Il separate room,
arranged that the delicate. refined and SEN
sitiye can visit the Doctor cOnddentially without
being seen by any other visitor
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cost AR.S's
CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS

A Universal Dinner PIE
For Nervous and Sick Headache Costiveness Indiges-
ton Dyspepsia, Biiousess, Constipation, Dsrr hea-
Coles Chlls Fevers general arrangement OF the
Di gestive Organs. u sEs. gsFsg9aT Vllfs
H1-. Boxes IS cts SO cts, and 81 sizes
! : 40 Sold by al Druggists everywhere. 81
And by HENRY r. COSTAR, Depot 49, Broadway
n T., and BY O. R. Baoon and T. & J. Robinson, Han-
i lt Wl & : 80 ~ - 3asm
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&C o s = A RS,
Preparation Of
Sweet 8. Orange Blossoms.
For Beautifving the Complexion.

For Peautifving the Complexion.
Used Soften and ieaut!f yns the Skin, removing
FTeclsies, Pimpes, Eruptons, &c.
Ladies' using it in preference to all others.
M Bottles 81
HS5- Sold i,y all Druggists everywhere
And by HENRY X. COSTAE. Depot 4S4 Broadway.
n. Y, and by o. K. Bacon and T. a j. Robinson Man
itoWuc.
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MANHOOD and Youthful rigor are regatned y
Helinbold' Extsct DuchY,s - 80 g $50
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FIRST WIDTH.
Vegetable SiiciiIiaa Hair Remover

-
Has stood the test Of screen gears
trial by the public: and no 1D9'esau-
ration for the hair act disc0Uefed
sUiU 3IrOdnce tie same beneficial
results. 1t is n near scientific dis
cOce7'y, combining the n,0st 3,OJcel'-
ftGt aud fcStoT0f{se agents az the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1T restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. II makes the Scdtp
sO6ite and cteal, cures dd.drHT
and HUDsOrs, and falling out of the
hair and sUiU make it yroaC u1,0n
bald hedds, eEcel)t in Ue1'y AGED
persons, as it furnishes the nUff5-
tiUe principle by schich the hair
Is 9tOurisf,ed and supported. 1T
makes the hair moist. soft, and
glossy. and is unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING. 1T as the cheapest
preparation ecer offered to the
public, as one bottle ,CjU accom-
1hree bottles of osty other prep0fet-
ton. aA
1t is recOasaala ended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The sOOndp1TtU results produced
by oar SsciJjd,. Hair ReaesCer
hare injured many to 9fs03tUfac-
ture preparations for the Hair,
sl7ldel' curious names aud in
order. to i7liuce the trade and the
public to purchase their conn
pounds, they hare 3esOY'ted to false
hoods, by ct0i8siitD they acere
former partners, or had some con-
7section ruth oar Mr.. H0Jt. and
their preparation sJus similar to
oars. Do not be deceiced By them!
Purchase tie Origias0i: it Aas
sseveY beer, equafIed. OR Treatise
on the Hair, tcith certificates. sent
free by mail. See that each b0ftIe
has oar pirate ReCe,sue Stamp
oUe1' the top Of the bottle. 4tt 9TH
ers are limitations. fle9 -af
r. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. n.
Sold By al DRUGGISTS and Dealers IN Medicine
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, Ill.
Agent for the N0rth-Western States
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

ladies whose delicate health makes it absolutely
necessary for them not 20 have children. must have
They can, with perfect confidence and safety, use
Dit. RAPIiAELS Remedy They will thus not
only prevent increase Of family, bat they will
the same time promote and preserve their health,
because his preventive against having children is
innocent and safe 1t does interfere with diet or
occupation. Ii operates without sickness expo
sure. and Is certain IN its effect. 1t not only prevents
from having children, bu 1t viii restore the monthly
periods. and improve the health. II Ladies who
nave suffered from misplaced confidence, consult
him before they get married, he viii restore their
them 10 enter married life with confidence OF health
and happiness OURNAI. or HEALTH.
Hear what the Cincinnati WEEKLY Press says.
on the 9Th of March. 1862: We are decidedly 0p-
prevention at h;yingcidren. burwe feel il ouT duty
TO acknowledge a benefit from amy and from every
source when II Is for the relief OF suffering humaH-
ity. \ tact has 10 our KNOWLEDGE That ought
benefit OF those ladies whose delicate health makes
II necessary 10 prevent an increase OF Family About
twelve months alter marriage lady OF orr ac-
quaintance gave birth 20 daHg4fer but her suffer-
lngs great that her physicians deSpared of
her recovery. This made her dread the very thought
OF again becoming Il mother. She tried everything
to prevent repetition of her sriferings. but with
out succeeding. Two years after marriages she was
again confined. bat her suiieringS were so treat
that the child ded, and heroEfi life was despaired
Of She told by her family physician that if she
the forfeit. As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed. she applied to the Botanic Physician DIR.
RAPHA FL. for his Preventive against having child
rem His remedies had the desired effect: they not
only prevented her from having children. but they
also improved her health .''Fo THE FtRE. ALL
THINGS PURE The Botanic Physicians Rem
cent and sale they operate without causing sick
ness and exposure. They do not Interfere with the
diet or occupation. They do not injure the health.
but they are certain in their effect.
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PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

WITHIN 900 MILES or CHICAGO,
MAY send specimen copy of their papers, and
their rates Of advertising per annum, for one
column payable quarterly in advance, W n the
number of miles the place of publication is from
Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL, Box 627S,
Chicago, Illinois.
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NsOntiefkl7s sseo2 ia psas :.
Wilson's Rea.lers. sni sanders Spoilers tn
day received At the 81 ~
- sllt 81 IF Ran Kiln Bo0KfT9 RE
Jsn.l1th 1864. ~ .aasss
n 90 DaiCa:s tIis:5fy Of Unned s.ato
II and Mitehels Geog fsiphs ST the
- Erauklin Bookstore.
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Errors of Eoush--A Gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay. and all the effects of youthful
indiscretion. will for the sake Of suffering hu
manity, sent free to all who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to pro
fit by The advertisers experience, can do 20 BY
addressing, i'll p rfect confidence,
4-ly JOHN Is OGDEN.
AZ Cedar >treet, New York
HEEL DOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCI!J
Is the Gree; Diurctic
He,-ef oltls Ccnc. a,trdted 4 o'itct Sdrs0pnFiUd
Is the treat Blood Purifier.
Both pared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the most active that Can be
made. 42-1y
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EDW ARD p. ALLIS & CO..
Agents.
Also Founders and Machinists: Nanufactu-
rers of Mills Stones, md general Mill Fur
nisbers. 40-1y. MILWAUKEE. Wis.
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May communicate COMPLEMENTARY by letter. il
they inclose Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in
each letter. All letters, communications and inter-
swer viii be given letters unless two dollars are
inclosed u Consultation Fee By inclosing four
cent stamps. DIR. RAPHAELfS
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CON EigeENTEAEI.

New hork Medical Association and
National -k!fspensary.
5. " Cor Madison AyenIta { 9th St y. Y CITY
Established in the year 80 ior the OF private
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They are daptd to al kinds % Family
,o"ing, sd 70 lne use II s. qalatrssses. Dress
makers aati.fo Manu1a turers Of shirts, Col
RS. skins. Clct's Mautiiss. Tiotlii = Hats,
aps, G rsets, Boots Shoes. li4rness. Saddles,
linen Goails Umbrellas Fa-asols, Sc They
.ork egHal3 we! upon silk, iinen.wc6len and
often goods, with silk. coLton or linen thread.
hey W.! seam 9ujti, gt5t er benz ieil cord,
laid, ID q, an' p-r.ar-s every species of sew
u, nah fOe q 10. .f.tj s;n5 erjscs etich alike
bata sidea uf tH4 article eeweI.
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4 NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
IA Thread and Needles for SINCE Sewing
-Machiaes, at the Fraakiin Bookstore
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" 02LD R-E NED


They are rsIebra:ea fig doing the best work,
sing a rH,t smaller needle Tor the same
Dread thsp any other machine.
The New Improved Family Maenine is
'jfhout rival, aaa cannot be surpassed,-a
'emmer, Feler, i'raider, Gutter and Guido
re with each Family Machine free Of charge
Every Naehiae is - ,,-sr passec,i.,, as the
st IN eh .nefy IA the world can make it.
The parts being eNactly alise, il any ra,t
eeas 60 oe replaced me operator can replace
Loss OF tins. aud exrense in ssndieg to a
nachllc suop a-eiy occurs.
They arc made a. on} new snl slacious Fac D
-oTy a Is aseV'r,, Coma, under The iIn1uedi-
ate sunerv'sioa IF the Prrsi3cgt Of the Conn
any, LAS HOWE, Jr, the original inven-
r Of tre Sewing Machine. whoze invention
the iaradAlion o. ami covers all Sewing
Machines.
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TIE GLORT OF NAN IS .SYifFNG tn There
fore The nervous and dcbitated should Immediately
use HelEiold;s Extract Buchu.
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n A. n u F a c TUR { Il S.
aGSE &sssgSsd issA5ssNES

mere awarded the highest premium at tie
oTid's Fair IN London, and State and County
airs ali over the United Stafes
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Every N9chiae j. - pes.ecirr Us the
st ch inefy IA the World can make it.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-12
Southern Cotton Markets.

AUGUsr4, Ca, Feb. S.-The market to-day was
very quiet. The improvement QuOtel was lost
to-day, yet sales were made during the morning
at yesterdays figures. We quote rs a basis. from
the sales made during the day. "a cents for mid
ding The sales were 20 bales and receipts 24
bales.
Macon Ga. Feb 9-At the close of the week,
last evening. it was difficult to define the status
Of quotations for the staple. In the forenoon Of
yesterday. the outside figure was Il cents. We
quote cotton q 20 q cents according to quality.
Nine hundred and elYen bales were received here
during the week. and sale Of Go bales are re-
ported.
CHARLESTON. Feb. s.-rhere was moderate
demand in the morning, buyers taking about 226
bales at unchanged rates. when aboHt midday
intelligence Of decline Of ed at Liverpool
brought the market 70 a stand and operations
ceased for the day. The market being unsettled
prices ranging from p TO 81 cents.
MOBILE, Feb. s.-P M.-Sales of cotton 45O
bales; market closed dull and nominal. Receipts
for the week l0000 bales. Exports S000 bales
stock 81 90 bales.
MONTGOMERY, Aha. Feb. 9.-The market
opened with good enquiry. but later in the day
dispatches were received quoting the Liverpool
market down 4d.. which stopped transactions.
Wequ0te the market nominal at 26G26l3, buyers
paying tax.
HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Feb. S.-The market was
fiat to-day at 20Cd22c for middling.
MEMPHIS, Feb. s-The market continues dull
and heavier, with few enquiries; holders are of
tering nothing but small outside lots, and con-
sequently there was little doing in the market.
Sales for the day comprise few mddling sales
at @@2919e; low middling at 271ata23c; strict
and heavy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-12

We call attention to the following adyer-
tisemeuts which appear in this morning s
paper for the first time The reader is
referred 10 them in another column:
Those desiring to embark in cotton rails
ing are afforded an opportunity Of doing
40 by Geo. w. Shields.
The American Express Company 5 "Mer-
chants Dispatch line leaves New York
city daily, and affords shippers every facil-
ity for quick transportation. Nj. h. Pitcher
is the agent here.
A watch has been lost, with the initials
Ii. l. engraved inside. The finder will he
rewarded by leaving il at II n. Market st.
Sales Of valuable real and personal pro-
perty will be made, under decree Of the u.
s. Circuit Court, on Wednesday, the 18th
of March next, by +. K. Campbell, special
commissioner
An important notice 10 stockraisers IL
signed by W. G. Harding.
The debtors and creditors Of the late
Frank McGavOck are called on for settle
ment, by w. G. Harding, executor.
p Turney, clerk and master, issues a
notice 10 non-residents, from the ChaHcery
Court al Sparta, Tenn.
Inc Auelphl klhte OluJ lHedtIt VIII w
opened next Thursday evening, by Man
ager Joel Davis, with good company.
ChanoSry sales Of land at McEwen sta
ton, n. & n. w. r. r., will be made on
Tuesday, Goth inst, by NJ. B. Howell.
The Rebecca," Captain Hildreth, will
leave to-day at y o'clock, for Evansville,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
The 4" Tyrouv," Capt HarmHp, will leave
at p. NJ. to-day, for Cairo, st. Louis
Memphis and New Orleans.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Feb. III. L. Graham, Up River.
DEPARTED.
Feb. lO.-Tempest, Louisville.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Rebecea, Cincinnati.
Tyrone, Cairo.
River falling with six feet on Harpeth
shoals Weather fair and moderate.
The fine steamer Rebecca, Capt. Hildreth,
leaves for Cincinnati to-day.
The Tyrone due yesterday, had not ar
rived last night She will no doubt be in
port this morning. and leave for Cairo at
her usual hour
The Fanny Brandeis, from BurskyilIp, Is
expected, as is the A. Baker also from up
the Cumberland.
The Nashville, from Cairo for this port =,
passed Plducah at P NJ Yesterday.
The J. L. Graham arrived yesterday
from the Upper Cumberland. She leaves
again tomorrow at loan.
The Palestine and Bermuda LEFT Louis-
Vile for this port Saturday.
The Anna White leA St. Louis for this
port on the 10th.