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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
The Riverside Institute.

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County,
New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of
gratuitousIy educating she sons of de-
ceased Soldiers and Seamen OF the United
States. .T-F
The Board of Trustees consists of the
following weIl-known citizens of PENN
syIvania and New Jersey:
Hon. VIM. b. Mann, district Attorney,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS X. BRoOMALL, Ex-Chief
Coiner u. =. Mint, and Recorder of
Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. JAMES NJ. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
Hon. w. w. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GERMAN, Esq, Agent Adams Ex-
press, Philadelphia, Pa.
]. E. CoE, Esq, of JOY, Coe d Co., Philad a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
VIM. REAVIS

III October two boys wandered away from
their homes. near Cynthisna, Ind. rhe
elder, Daniel W. rwiggs, has light haIr,
blue eyes, and Is Il years of age. David z.
virgins has black hair. dark eyes, a1d Is
years OF age. Any Information Of their
whareAboufs, left q thts once. VIII Pc Hh-
SrmllY rewarded. loc2 oz,WH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
100000 @epreBte 8afffcine,
uerfertist non gebriber gbambers u. Sos.
gatent=B adftein,g af9ine in Der
NafbDille
9ampf=8adifein=Tabrif.

Sieie 8adftsine itnS bsbestenb better a!s ale abri>
gen, bic nnr9 einen anoern Yroses fir ben oew5bn.
H4en @ebraucb fdbiisi merSen. Giefelben t0nnen
madbten Yadieiue amsbaten,l obne an serpIoten unb
Der a6rtel bdIt bel henfeiben pie letter sitfdmme
ie iine Der Sen9tlatet ribt 70 ;usdnsIid rnS iin6
oes9a1o, mas Stdrte nio Oauerbaftseit betriit an,
Sir Trottoirs unS eifernen t5nnen iie .nidt Hbers
troffen ueroen
9biIabetp.bia, IS. Dft Der 1868.
Dies lit sur Bef6einiauna. Sas mir tnsbrere 9ats
ienoe Ser 9ebr. Chambers u. Sos. Maidbinenz8d
feline eebraat bat Ell uno eab mir. aIs BaiiIete be=
Ielben. allen an6ern porsieben, ba fe pou er56erer
Dauerbaftigteit nS unb Der N5rteI fcer sufaminenz
6. 8. s to-. Malrer< t.nb Sanmciitsr. = gtrase,
42t 24alnntfrabe -
e!Sum Sau Der Giienbabnbride aber BEN sdupiia
NuB puieen 2,2O0.0tO 8adfteine eebrau9t; Camden
@ollenmiibIe 2,00O,000 Badlteine; Ab,uasfanaI i'm
9amesn 5oJ,00 8odlteine; eolins Sron Go's. Sa=
brit, Marquette, 21te Superior, f0O, 00U Badlteine
Ale chen aenannten nno nod mebrere RIIionen
Sadtetne, bic 3u Leruorragenben 6ffentlidben uuo
Yriuat @ebduoen benut puroen. fno init Der gebrls
Der Chambers Sos. 4atent Baditctn 4Raidbne fa=
briilrt norben. -
Tit gersnisen perprifen mir auf eie foIsenSen
9erren biefser Stabt, wel9e unfere 8adftefne eez
branbt baben, unS bic benz obearrpdbnten 8easRis
i. g. SANFORD, grdfbent Der erfen Ra ionaIbant;
ylortbern, Carpenter unb Baumeifter; 2eomarb u
HcReon, Faurer; Col. &. y. Ban Dime, Sen
Snpt. y. u. y. Hs H.; Q. v. Seopsii 9rnnoeisens
tbums A9ent.
9Str uerfertigen aud bic rpeberiibmten ,,8hiabeIz
pbta 6ronts", peIe fir Sront unb 6euerpIdBe nidt
lbertrofen meroen f6nnen. Gaditeue uerber ,u febr
biaigen Breien ireenb einen brt am 6lus ober IN
Der @iienbatu bef5roert Trottoirs pcroen ,u ben
gedGgten Yreifcn seest uHo fir alle getbane Arbet
gardntirt. - -.4
Sur ndbere SmfOrmat,ou oSer geteuunsen uenSe
man fift an sHt@f III D
wNafpn. Mhams u. Co., Aaentcn,
9iaf6uiae Gampi<Saditein Srennerei,
g. o. aor i9i gaibpiae, Eemn.,
DSei man befndbe bic BadItein Brennerei, nabe benz
&oce Srad. mid 3M
~O Ser Wortel flebt stpifden 0ielen
Steinen better, iuie bel ir9eno elmer ans
oeren Dirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
q { 10 @orf, I'd. suai.

Son Stem Srleans miro eenlel0et,
6ag Der W1apor in elmer Botl1aft on
ben Staotrafb melbet, s6ab Der &taots
ihabmeilter betriigeriider Beifes $41
600 mebr StaotbonOS aus ge9ebeh babe,
oils er berebti9t mar. - Die Sd9e
mirft iebr ltorenO auf ben 8erfebr.
Santa 9lnna's GDbn bat ge0en bic
6an6lunasiueife Oes Commodore Rome
proteitirt, Der befanntli1 ben 9lIten in
8era @rus arretirte uH0 i'm per SAub
mad, Stem yort trnnSportirter lieB. Ser
4roteit III an Den II. @. GoHfuI in @az
banna geridtet.
Des uSeralo" Correspondent aus
Neu Orleans iagt, DAP Somb. gSeIls
eutld,loiIen lit, enc Yroflamation Az
erlaiIen, iii fDeld)er er ii9 ala @ouDer !
neur uno sslauDcrS nIs lliurpator err
fldrt unO raren ale fiinftige mo biss
b.riaen Mfte Oe6elben aIS null nno
nid,tia erfIdrt; ferners alien Sbefife
uno anocren Beamtrn berbietet ieinen
8efeblen 6Olge 81 leiften. ST glaubt
Oas neramt,porten jii f0nneii unfer Der
neaelten Gntfdeioung oes @eneralans
malt GtanberrD. 8ielcs Ber0eben
iuirO ben Yraiioent gum Sanbeln 3iuins
aen. Geine ProfLawation miro In sluei
Saaen erf4einen, falls Der Yraiioent
ridts bon I'D boren IdBt.
9tadridfen BON Der Staot WeTifO
Bis sum 2ten melOen, Dab eire grobe
Nepue iiber Sen. Eia3'g Qlrmee, bic
10000 TART bon Guerefaro nninilgfe,
abgebalfen ipnroe- Dia8 fdreibt an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

Gn6ere.
Sends timer BerorbRung Der g5ancerp Court in
siefem 6aae, reroe i4 i'm Court Sous am
Samft 70, ben %. Juni 1867,
glitdss IL 1lbr, ale DIT Dertauften Baufteaen unb
Saneereten bes GERM Char es Sc. s8inon perIauien,
dis .tBgte
!. Bier 8aupIdsS on Sammer ct ase, nebcn Der
geohnnng hes 3r. 6. g. gBinitou lie 40 6rpnt unS
2i0 SaB an cine t6 SuB breite Aaeu auriidlouferb.
2. Gin 8anpaS an 5isb strabe binter ber, o e.,
denannten, nit - 6ub I'm 9 8ol 6ront nnb 2lJ Rus
na9 elmer Is gus breiten Noep anridfanfenb.ss
8. BanpIdAe 70. AS, 90. %, %, q NIB rs II, be
Ylane oes perm Campbell nno 6rau, dn ID Sis5
"a. lot gao iu g. g. gsiniton's III bitiot m GSoe.
tteic, NIT 80 Gub Sront an 9orter Gtrase unb no
Snb nd4 elmer 3Le9 ;uyndtaufefh. = -
D GIN Stld 2nnh, 30 I'D +, unaefdhr bret rtnb efne
babe 1Feile pom 0dibutue, Dtl Greef i1ahe @Ien
0tii Station unb an bic ednbereten hes Mayor Woff
fgtdnjenb.
t~ acknowledgement: N.
Gin 8ierteI 8aar unb ben Rcft In 7ernsiben aeu
is9s, sn,oIk a3tsetn nno piernnoswaniia Ronaten.
NIT Snterefien POM Seri1ufstage an 8srfduf frei
uon 2sieoeretnl6fn Q. Roten NIT gut St&erHeit
nno referutrter 9ppotpete rperb n periangt $50. &
,segg2 54As5 ss3a WRorfon 10. @cDea,a
1nrH I'm GIerf unb geafter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

iebt 1i9t antiporten. fonsern cine ON.
oere feaen: @as iuiroen Gle iett
tbun. mein iunser Sreuno, penn Gie
an meiner Stele tuaren?" ,.gSie Der.
itebe i6 6as?" sd meine, nenn @ie
neines 8aters Sobn ipareu. tpenu
inein germ0scn in Sbren. 8eiit mare.
ipenn GLEN Sbr einSi9es &in6 nnb sic
Sbr 3era oaranf 9eiebt bdtten, bies
Sino pornebm gu berbeiratben = mas
nlroen Sic tbun?" sd, tpiirSe bor
Nllen cripdgen, Of in 6ieiem Sale bod
oerbeiratben aud sIIdIi6 oerbeirafben
bieBe." sgaen miro es NIT Sir Se<
Liz peroen." y!Sino sic oabon ii6ers
;eugt?" Stun, iparum beuu -niht?,'
yHra9er sic feel" sd that es be.
reits." ,,nn6 mas antibortete GIIen?l'
vOab fte einen iuneen 5reunS BON mir
liebe." SoSfreb iprang entsldt BON
leinem StubIe empor. ,,Saafe iie bas?
fagte iie bas iuirfli1?" REF er freuSia.
% oieB treue, eble 9ersl" g8arum
lubeln Sic pl0kIi9?" fraate @tone
l9arf. 20, neil i'd entsl6t bin, neil
ib ibr bante, nit sanaer @eeIe!" =
~ Sann lieben sic rneine Sod,ter?"-
DIR. Stone. Sic finb grauiaml gBel>
| 9eu susen fqnn IS iebt nod baben,
Sbnen pie Siefen meiner @efI6Ie an
entbiillen, Die sic bod fets aetannt
baben?" n@eIden @uben?" 0erlebte
Stone nit 9rober SdIte. ,Oamit i'd
bod ertenne, babi1 mid in meiuer
snten 0einung l6er sic nidt aeirrt
babe. Das 1T &lIesl" ,,Das lit Oil,
lesl" fpra9 Sobfreb bitter ibm mad.
g (SortIebnna fpIat.) y5.t45
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
Suares, oab er Die @tabt innerbalb Ell
mr. ISOLDE beieben miro, aber er badte
es mare nidt ratbfam, Die Slfaire ilns
rtiB gu bef6leunieen,
g arts, 81. SUM-.


8ifter Sugo bat einen fr1ftigen Mufs
rnt on 9raiioent Suarea, erla6en, in
tpelden er nm Sdonung fir oas 9eben
WarimiIian's bittet. Gr meinte, baB
Die barteite Strafe fir einen ufurpirens
ben freinben Sotentoten bic ipare, Der
@naoe elmer Gepublif iein 2eben gu
ber0anfen.<
Srt 9tom iino bereits bier Sunbert
fatbolifde Grsbiidof uno 8ildofe unb
etipa 1000 9eiftli9e pcrlammelt, Die
BON ibren SiBen bineiIten auf Den Nuf
Ses 5eiliaen Baiers, UNI Der SSeierli6@
felt bes 18001dbrigen Sdbresfaaes bes
Wdrtprertbums ct 8eters beisumobs
men. Mahen fomnten BON allen 5bei.
Der Welt. Sie Bil9ofe bon oen Ser.
Staoten iinb in ben nerfdiebenen GDnz
benton Der Stabt einquartirt. Oas Selt
am Sonnaben ben 30. ipirb Elm aroBor<
tiaes iein. ct. 8eter's Stride miro am
9lbeno illuminirt iuerben.
Sic @bolera lit in gtom ausqebros
den. Gbenio in Sicilien.
Slore11 5, rs. Stunt.
Oas bittere 9efiibl gegen Die fatbo.
ltt1c @etltli6feit lit grade iekt iebr
tart. Dim Wontas, Dem SSelte ct.
SobnS, oes SduBpatsons Der Stabt
Slorens, peiaerte iid) bas 8olf, ii6 an
ben firdlidcn 0emonitrationen gu be-
theiligen, neil sipei 8oden porber sic
@eitli9feit fid seipei9ert bate, bas
Stational : SET itaIieniider Sreibeit
mitsufeiern.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
Melle Nn5eigen.
3n nerfaufe,,:

Gin Stfd 2ano BON II Aerss, inner6alb suei gei.
len pom Der Sta6t, an Der .Brif Gturd Turnpife
norolt9 pom Sluife 3u BEN niebrigen 8reis pom
$40 O-ein @terteI bdar, len in g. IL unb udbt,ebn
1onateH NIT SnteFefien Refine s5mprouements.
% 81. Nfelfou s. Co.,
lunlo lbs A9enten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

1000 SAP extra 6amiliens Webl
200 Sab Grtra iupsriine RebI,
so Sbbs Stem Orleans 3uder,
"a Obs Demeraru Suder,
SO SaB gepadter unb puIperiiirter 8n6er
200 Sad 9rima gio aaFee,
Is Sad 2aguira 2afjee,
Is 6ab frii6en Reis,
50 SAT Stem Orleans RoIa1es,
200 sifen grorter II. Gamble SEIZE,
$50 aifen ueri9iebene Sorten
100 Riiten Stearinlibte,
100 aiten TaIsIidte, bart aeprest,
so Ssiien feiner 8aubtabaf,
30 GroB Sine Gut Iabaf.
Is Sas 9an9tabaf,
Is Sas ensIifber Soha,
Is Sab amerifanif5er Soba,
40 aiRen unb 9fune< Rannen Aaffern
50 aifen Pfeffer,
50 Riften @eIpiir,e,
50 Riffen snbigo,
50 Riten semabIenen Semi,
Is Sos Naion's Bi9fe,
60 aiifen gint, Quart u. HgauOnen 5Iaidae
20 Ssiiten Garrett sbnupftabat,
20 @roB D4rfee's gIan,
% 5ab Bourbon 8bistep,
Is Saf &obertion County Bbisfep,R
100 Sab SsOte Nafb Broof @bistep,
100 Sab singer gorbiaI,
is SaB 5nswer s8ein,
Is Sas Sdbe Beine,
so SdB aBeineffis,
Is Sab eitronen Syrup,
SO 9iften Stdrte,
SO 9utenb Gimer,
50 DusenS 8ejen,
1000 Sad NlebI,
50 aiFen afiOrtirter gan6p,
9ranbp, Stunt, Sin, geiHe uerf9iebener Mrt be
0Eeafleb S Yarbroneb,
Nr. 8 9foro college StraBe,
mill SR s1afhpiIe Eenneiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

Et9k 1ssS 70 .ilis'i eaiissl
si9 ssilsssae zs6 ii ssupa a Hau
10 gsss sii'Halhslsis sslsis ssglss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
H Nafbpille xenneffee sreitao Den % SUM-
Sine quite @r5iebnit8
sum
@ei6Gftsntnlt

~ nas einsiee ger5gen. has gItern ibren Rinberr
aebeH t6nntn, Do bofelbe ME perloren geben cam
fann uno beitdnbig bel Der Anmenbuna mehr g8ertI
erpdlt Steie Gr3iebun9 fam man in berg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
SclcgrapO, NOdri6tcn.
&dbel= Oepef6en.
Mus 2oui lana.
@ermildte @adridten.
sobn 6. 8rtmOnt.
gsermi1dte @odridten.
Berlin, 26. SUM.

@raF 8ismar6 1T gum San3Ier Der
norbbeutl6en CONFEDERATION ernannt
iporbeu. (Ss luoblnod nifdt.J Die
Gonferensfbuna bes 3oapereinS bat
begonnen.
Sine -0epeI6e bonn 9aag melbet
bab Die bolldnoilde 9fe9ierung Die
handkerchief Sliidtlin9e bena9ri1<
tiat bat, iie miibten boaaloii6es Ser
ritorium perla1en. (Oas 1T idmad)@
boil. 8. 8eO.
Sic eneliide 3eeierun9 bat fi9 nun
aud Der glote. an9elAlolfen, tpelde ben
Sultan beranlaGen Mil, Die fretilden
9Birren elmer europaiiben @ommilFon
sur llnterludun9 gu iibergeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
iun28 1B

8. s. earrifO n 9ruftee, ps. 6. g. @in1to uni
Mn0ere. st.L-.l.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
Som 3 On. rs. SAl1i.

Ser 0ampfer ystoua1 tad beute in
gee nit benz Sabel, ipeldes Suba nit
ben Ser. Staateti in Serbinbung, brins
gen mirb. (Die 8erbinouHg ioa bon
bon Der SIOlpike 6Lerioa's5 auslanfen,
Das &abei nurDe in England fabri5irt.
9. Nc6.) - Co.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28

RATES ADV SING.
nSE@ DAILY $40 per Square first insertion
ami fifty Cents for each subsequent Insertion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-28
. ct Qouts, 81. SUM-.

Die ,@ilg of 9llbiOn" paHirte bente
Cairo nit Der erlten 2aoung iieuen
g8eisens bon Mempbis mad ct. 2oais
beltirnmt. s..s,.L q
Ser sberiff bat 100 Eonnen Gifen,
babnl6ienen nit 8eidlag belegt, pie
General Sobn 6. Sremont !, 9eboren
unb Die fur bic SltIantic uno 9aciFe
Gilenbobn beitimmt fino. SaS &ts
ta6ment mar 5n @unffett Der D@eriHast
Sabings 8anf", ipelde Der 9eiellf9aft
5000 Ooaars 9elieben bate uno iuelde'
nid,t i'm GtanOe mar, 6aS Sch etu5usi
talfiren, ais es fallig mar.
Sie@cf9aite fna sdterli6 f9Iedts
NQes liegt oarnieoer. Ser Slub failt
betra1tii9. 90, aud ole oberen
6lufe. WA.
Cine i'm no ii, Ohio, ~. Suni.fa
Serr @aaoiuab bat Die auf ibn ses
falene Domination als republifaniI4er
GambiOGt fir bas 9ieutenants @ouDerD
nenrs >9tnt abgeIebnt.G n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04
The New York Commissioner q

The New York Commissioners of
Quarantine, determined not to be taken
unawares next summer, are actively en-
gagged in preparations, believing that ep-
idemic cholera will make its appearance
there before long, as it now privails in
parts of Europe from which we may ex--
pect considerable emigration. The hulk
of the steamship Illinois is now stationed
in the Lower Bay for the accommodation
of all sick persons brought into port. -
The hospital ship Falcon is to be sent
down the day, and application has been
made at Washington for the use of the
steamship Empire City. Other vessels
will probably be added as necessity may
suggest.
Six cases of trichina have occurred in
Springfield, Mass, all in the family of
Ramsley Hall. from the eating of ham,
ant daughter of Mr.. H. died on Mon
day 25th, from the terrible disease
Ms. Hall is in a critical condition. The
ham had been purchased about week,
and was eaten without being cooked.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04

THE STR SEABIRD,-This favorite
steamer is now running quite regularly
between this port and Chicago. 1t so
happened that on her FIRST trip down from
this place the writer of this article was a
passenger, and it is a pleasure to bear
testimony to the good treatment received.
We do this because we think some have
found fault, unnecessarily, with Mr..
Goodrich arrangements for accommoda-
ting the people of this locality. We took
special pains to observe the conductof the
officers Of the lSeabird and we saw moth
ing to condemn, much to approve From
the Captain down all performed their
duties well and the passengers were made
as comfortable as any could wish. We
would ike tiff Mr.. G. could give us a
boat earlier in the spring, still it is asking
considerable of man to risk his property
when there is but small chance for getting
any return
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04
Know Thy Dessisy.

adane E. T. Thornton, the great English Astrolo-
gist. Clairvoyant and rsychometrcinn who has
astonishcd the scientific classes of the Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, N Y. Madame Thorn
ton such wonderful of second sight,
to enable her to mpart knowledge of the greatest
importance to the single married of either SEX
While in state of trance she elineates the very ea
lures of the person you to marry and by the aid
of an instrument of intense power, known the
Psychonotrope, guarantees to produce lifeike pic
ture of the future husband wife of the applicant
together with date of marriage position in life leading
traits of character &c. This is humbug, thou
sends of testimonials assert She will send when
desired certified certificate, written guarantee
that the picture is what it purports to be. By encos
ing small lock of hair and stating place of brthage
disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself, You will
receive the picture and desired information by return
mail, All communications stcredly confidential.
Address in confidence, ADAME Z. +. THORNTON. P. O..
Box 223 Hudson n, Y. 42-1y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04

A New STEAM POWER While in
Chicago short time since we went to see
the new Atwater Steam Engine. 1t was
in running trim and doing the work of a
Is horse power. It stood in a room sew
en- feet square and took up less than one
fourth of the space. The boiler and the
running gear are both upright. We
took down the figures in regard to it but
they are too voluminous for insertion
here, suffice it to say the engine is one
of the wonders and is bound to work a
revolution in steam power. 1t is an ac-
tual saving of 900 per cent in space and
about IS per cent in fuel It has other
great advantages any one of which must
bring it into popular favor. Good bye,
ponderous engines with mighty boilers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04
honat,s Life Pills and Phenix Bitters

MOfIat's Life Pills and PhGnix Bitters
Were first used in private practice in 1925.
They were introduced to the public, in 1885,
since which time their reputation has extended
until they have sale in excess Of all other
Cathartic and Purifying Medicines. There is
hardly family among civilized nations who
have not personal evidence of their beneficial.
effects. Their great success is owing to their
uniform reliability in cases Of Censtipati on
Bilious and Stomachic diseases, whether Of
long or short duration. They are entirely veg
etable in their composition, and harmless to
the gentlest infaat. One ingredient opens the
pores of the skin; another is diuretic; and
stimulates proper action of the Kidneys; a
third is emonisnt, loosening phlegm and hu-
NOR from the lungs; other properties are
warming and cathartlc, and cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels from unhealthy secretions.
Their combined effect is, regulate the i'm
paired functions of the system, and to produce
health. 1t is not asserted Moffats pills are .
cure .all-that they will cure all complaints
but under ordinary circumstances they may be
relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Saundicc, Liver and Bilious Complaints, Colds
scurvy, General Weakness, &c. They are ex-
pressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions of cures can be cited. In no single
instance has a complaint ever come to our
knowledge, where they have not operated as
recommended.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects Of each
disease, specifies treatment, furnished evidence
&c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Frank
lin, N. c., who cured of Dyspepsia. C.,
Z. Cross, of Theolke, Ill, cured of Liver Com
plant. H. Hooley, of Springfield, Pa, had
Scrofula and had to use crutches was cured
in three weeks. Jam D. Dolens, of Adrian,
Mich, cured of Bilious Fever. Rev. HeRry
Graham, Presby tcrisn Church, Gananagua,
Call. of Fever and Ague. Rev. Ed. H. May,
Twenty first New York, of Rheumatism and
Piles of % years standing. Rev. Samuel
Bowles, Editor Of the Springfield Mass Re-
Hon. Ed. Weber. of Rumney, N. H., of Liver
Complaint, etc.. ETC., etc.
A box of Moffat's Life Pills, with full circu-
lars, &C., will be sent gratis to any Phyisicisn
or Clergy man Oh the receipt of two three cent
postage stamps.
Mcfat's Life Pills are rs cents per box
Moffats Pt enix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They
al sold by all respectable dea' ers through out
the continents and the Islands of the Ocean.
WHITE j UOWLAND, Propriotors.
Successors to DR.. John Moffat, and Dr.. VIM NJ.
Mofat, 12l Liberty st New York.
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Schenck's Seawe Tonic.-This L

, Schenck's Sea eed Tonfc.-This me-
decline, invented by DR.. J. II. Schenck,
Pr iladelpha, is intended to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, the first process of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon e.
stores thu appetite. and food that could not be
eaten before using it will be easily digested
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
Pulmon'c Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in near
ly every case of consumption. half dozen
bottles of the Seaweed Tonic and three or four
boxes Of the Mandrake Pills will cure any or
binary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and Mt his principal O flee
in Philadelphia every week See daily papers
of each place, or his pamphlet On consumption
for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two litenesses of the Doctor. one when in the
last stage of Consumption ana the other rs be
now is, in perfect health, are ON the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers, price
81 so Der bottle, 81 80 the half dozen. All
letters for advice should be addressed to DR..
Schencks Principal Office, No. 10 North 9th
Street. Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
4 Co., n. Y; S. s. Hance, Bal fillmore, Md.
John D. Parae, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker &
Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bro, ST Louis,
Mo. LIST w.ea m. 28-1y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04
A Horrible Mystery.

The following mysterious circumstance
is from special dispatch from Louisville,
KY, dated March 25th:
IA sensation was produced last eve
ming, by the discovery by boys in duck
shooting, on pond six miles below the
city, of large dry goods box floating in
the centre of the pond. Circumstances
were so suspicious that Coroner Moore
was summoned, who found that the large
box was sunk by arope and heavy weight
but became exposed by the receding wa
ter With mules the box was hauled
ashore, and the horrors exposed. Inside
the large box was smaller one packed
with human bones and skulls. Within
the smaller one were further skeletons
and human remains, not decomposed.-
Altogether three males and one female.
One head was untouched, it was sewed
up in a bag with the features intact
The other parts of the bodies exhibited
no decay The jury returned verdict
that the bodies were those of negroes,
and that they were from some dissecting
table of parties unknown. The affair is
shrouded in mystery, and it is difficult to
persuade the people that there has been
no foul murder committed, though the re-
mains are evidently subjects of some an
atomical society.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-04
Tho Election.

The election on Tuesday passed off
quietly. No disturbance of any kind, at
either the togn or village polls, came to
our notice. But little interest appeared
to be manifested in the village and con-
sequently not an average vote was polled.
The republican candidates for Trustees in
the Sd Ward were defeated This how
ever cannot be considereaa permanent
change in the political sentiment of its
inhabitants, but local questions wrought
the result. The contest between some OF
the nominees on the town tickets was
quite spirited and resulted in the defeat
of the republican candidatesfor treasurer
and assessor The following is the num-
Der of votes received by the different
candidates