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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13
pATNTS fnr FARMERs

AMI DTItH-.-IUE UkAFION MINENAL PAINT
COMPANY are now manufacturing che Best Cheap-
est and mnst Durabo Paint 10 use r.two coats well
pGt oiI, mixed With pure Liusaed on wiz last 10
or 3 years + il is of light Bravo or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed 10 green, lead
stone, olive drab cream 90 suit the taste OF tho
consumer. To is valuable for Houses Rarns,
Fences, Agricultural inpInmrurs CarrnRe and Car
makers Pai's aud WOndf o. ware. Canvas, Metal and
Shingie Roofs Ni being Fire and Wafer pron)
Bfbga- rId 's=f- Canal Roats, Ships and ships
Bott'.ms, FffUr ui ioths Conc hnuu acturrr hav-
lrg used 5000 bbls. the past yenr) and as pamt
for any purpose f. unsurpassed Tor body. dur9
blhty. ciaetIc tr, and HdhcEreuees Price So PR
I hb., uf 90 lhs. which VIII supply 3 farmer for
years to come. Warranted in 90 o1ses Hs above.
send ior "a circnar, which gives iul particulars.
None genuine uuirFs branded 90 trad" mark
Grafton IMMORAL paf1t. Aasr g DANIEL iifUW ELL
Proprietor, 25t rearl-st Nsw York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

DIZZINESS CURED. The Organic vibra-
tor fits into the ear, is not perceptib5e, and en-
a6les deaf persons % hoar distinctly at church and
at public assemblies. send particulars 20 DE-.
SFILWELL, No. 45 South 6th Street, Wiliiamsbufgl
Ny.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Organized in 1s45,
Char ter Perpetual.

Organized in 1845. Charter Perpetual.
Baving paid losses on deceased members amount
ing 30 S6,I25, 425, and declared in dividends to
the living The sum Of S6,002639, with assets
well secured. amounting 10 over $40, 600, 600,
has just declared its TWENTIETH annual dividend,
being so per cent.
Il continues to issue all classes Of Life PoiCiCs
at the lowest IA tes consistent with perfect secuF-
ity to the me mbers. It's distinguishing features
are economy ia expenditure, and care in its man
agement-
It pays no stockholders for the use OF capital,
bonuses or commissions TO officers, and no Immod-
crate compensation to agents.
All its Directors attend to its meetings, and
serve on its committees. Its risks are carefully
selected so as to secure sound hv~s. Il is care
full in adjusting losses, aud prompt IN payment
ats funds are invested with regard to security
never hazarding principal and interests hence il
mas never lost dollar on is Investments After
paying losses aud expenses, and reserving the
value Of al outstan lius policies, IL has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend OF return premiums to
the members, and paid them when due.
II is d ssMuTUAL BENEFTT' Company, having but
! one class of members. all hfe-pOliCies, both new
and old sh airing equally in the annual division Of
surplus receiving dividend on the premium paid
II endeayors, in brief, to act in all respects
faithful trustee for the members Having Tor over
twenty years pursued this course il proposes to
continue t in the iuturc aad ui0rs its advantages
10 ail who dcsir9 SO insure m "a Company 50 direc-
+ ted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

FOR ALL KINDS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF LATEST STYLES,
GOOD, CHEAP & NEAT FITTING
GALL AT wALDO7S-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13
Hon. c. s.


.. 93
VIII address the people Of Delaware
County, on the political questions of the
day, during next week as follows:
DELHI. CEUe1atng. Monday, Sept l8, with
Lee
ASHLEY, (AfIeTpo0H. TUESDAY, Sept. II.
NORRLS SCHOOl. HOUSE, (Tr0y IN. EUeuinQ)
Tuesday, Sept H. with Lee.
sUNBURYs (AfteTnOon.) "wednesday, Sept.
oLryE GREEN, tEpening).
Sept. IS
RED SCHOOL HoUsE, Cseioto TIP. afternoon )
Thursday sept. 10
.osTR,A2zDIR, Overwhelmingly Sept
10, with Lee,
LIBERTY PREsBYTERTAN CHURCH, (AJteT'-
7lo0D-l y Friday, sept. %
DELAWARE, (EUeIliRg.) Friday, Sept. 20.
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For Rent

T7JROM the fret Of September. part, the whole
in Of convenient dwelling House osutatning
eight rooms : in pleasant location, Rent mnler-
ate. ELqure Of Mrs. +. C. MOCRACKEN, West
side Of Slndusky street, Immediately South OF IN Q
Springfield Railroad,
aug 'B7-At
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

IF you want the BEST FRUIT
CANS in Delaware, at reduced prices,
go to @. B. CRONKLETON's new shop
on Winter street, jy12
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subscribe for the Delaware Gazette
it is only 81 per year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13
DOWN THEY COL

DOWN THEY GOT
| Colby's No. 2 Clothes Wringer, So. rs
No. $50
Amidon's A Extra Large End
less Chain........................... 200
Sold in Delaware only by
May 81, 1867. j. S. cox.
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Silver Plated w are.

TTSIVES, Forks and Spoons. New stock just re.
n. ceived- Prices reduced 20 per cent. at No. 8.
Williams BLOCK.
Iuna Il. 167-tf C. PI.ATT.
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Markets.
rFW YORK CATTLBa arARKET


sEs YoEk, Sep 9, 1867.
The current prices for the wees at all the mar
Ests were follows
BEEF CATTLk. Pc 10.
Extras. -.....-..-----...-. ..... Il 3iTc. L
First Quality l51fG 10 1zc-
FRiT to good d-.--- ---.---.--- "A Gl45<c.
Common ---- ------.------- II gl3c-
Inferior ----.-.--------.--------- @lOc.
ATeFa Ee--.--- ---- ..----..-+.-.- l45zc
.TThe above are quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight OF meat-selIer sinking ofTal
That is a bulIOck whose quarters wiu weigh
VEAL CALVES ezRB
First quality -------.---.----- .-...--1l 0I1Z
Inferior -----..------- -..--. 0IO
SHEEP AND LAMBS. per ID
Prime -..-. -.-.------ .---...-6 R6lfc
Common &c Medium ....... 4a(dl55Sc
Lamb .--- ---.--.- -----.. ---..---.-..T GS5zc
SWINE per ID.
Heavy corn fed....,.-...- .-.....-..... T1za7sSc
In the Cattle market the better grades were in
manded full prices lover grades were freely Of
fered much lower.
sheep are quiet and sleaay -zsi1h a moderate
sapply and iair demand
The Hog market ruled steady up 20 THURSDAY
when holders were compelled 10 submit Iu a re-
duction. Since then the demand vas glow and
prices favored buyers
The total receipts 81 all sr,,,<s al al the yards
or the week were as follows
Beeves- .......... .-..-... 1901
te2-s-.r-- ----------- --..-- l,I6l
Sheep and Lambs .---..-...- $4,000 so .269
o"4-0- --st "--- ---- s---- ---------- <o55Al
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a WnMAM RAVEn

So by buying her outfit of WALL
PAPER, BLINDS, and FIXTURES
af LIEDSEY,S.
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NEW BOOKS AT LINDsEY'S:

N n w DOOAD Al LIN DkCL =.
Wool Gathering. Gail Hamilton) $500
Land of Thor, u. Ross Brown. 200
Cameron Pride, (D1rs. Holmes).. 1,50
Noiooue, { HELPER er).................. 200
Mead's Grape Culture,............... 300
Beauseincourt, (Mrs. Warfeld)., l.75
How to Make Money, (Davies).. 1,50
Diamond TennysOn. complete. 1,5O
" Longfellow. 49,. 1,50
s. Dickens, illustrated...., l,50
Artemus Ward in London,........ 1,50
Initial Paper & Envelopes p box 80
Ecce Homo & Eece Deus, each. $50
DR.. Chase's Recipe Book. 1,25
Every Man His Own Lawyer. 200
re- Several new books are to be is
sued soon which we will haYe in due
time. aug236
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INVENTORS.
BOOK PUBLISHERS.

If you wish 20 Advertise you should oou
GEO. 2. RoWELL q co. 40 Park Row, n. y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

DELAWABE GRAIN MARKET

Corrected weekly by HlLLs & BRADLEY,
PrOprietors of CITY MILLS, east side
@. @. 81 @. Railroad.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

THOSE FINE PATTERNS OF
WALL PAPER IN NEW STYLES
At LINDSEY'S.
OLD HOUSES MADE 70 LOOK
LIKE NEW, By
LINDSEY'S WALL PAPER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

For the Best Fruit Cans in Della
ware, at 81 80 per dozen, go to @. B.
CRoNKLEToN,s s new shop on Winter
street. jylz
The BEST FRUIT CANS in
Delaware, at $3.50 Per Dozen, at G.
B. CRONKLEToN's new shop on Win
ter street. jy12
Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves and all
other kinds Of Stoves are selling cheap
at a. LYBRAND & SONS. in the
Williams Block. (s13t)
You can find any kind of a Stove
you want at A. LYBRAND & SONS
in the Williams Block. (sl3tf)
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LOTION. 4. rEBFUW ERR.

WMs r. COX q co,
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL. DEALERS IN PAINTS
GIls, WINDOW GLASS PANTERsl MATERIAL,
W'T3 Race Street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

DON'T PAY PEDDLERS
Ten Dollars for a Clothes Wringer
wiz win rolieLs t oniy % InSe5 Go1gS' oI12ng' ~nth tL
rollers 10 inches long, for $3.50.
may 81. 81
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EEs YoEK, Sep 9, 1867.
The current prices for the uees at all the mar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

IF You want genuine article O. HALL's HAIR
REVIEWER, go 10 DONAYIN 4 PUTWiN'S.
Ir it does not do as represented. the money viii
be refunded. Applied same as you would Hair
Oil.
HALLS HAIR RESEWER, will color the hair
black. Genuine at
Jan. %. 81 If. DONAVIN 4 POTWlN'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

UAAIARGO MANUFACTURE INC GoldJ
ROE4RY PUMP C ENC me co.
Manufacturers Hardy Norris Patent Cisssrn
and Power pumPsi OIL Lard, and Beer Pumps. Steam
Fire Pumps Steam Engines, etc. Once 579 W.. Fihh
St. Works Third Ph3s. Sts., Covugton, Ky.
Address j. Z. Baker. agent.
STE4H PUaTPS.
COPE q co. Steam Puars and Boiler Feedsru
steam Pipe aud Fittings, " atcr and Steam GuaEess
General Brass Work send Tor Illustrated Circular ana
Priov-list. us Z. Sncoua ST.
TUBtCCO.
EGG ERaS bills s. Co, Successors 70 wm.
EEgggts Domestic aud STaIih Leaf Iobarco AEucr-
sohauH ard Grjar Pipes. s. ~. Second So.
NIITCUEIL g. t'n. ON CoScREss FtsE-0UF
CHEWING IuuACco Woahss also other brsHds Of Chew
ing and SmpkiBs rshagca. II water Street.
USES IND LIVED PLANING BITS.
LO8IAS - sAGER, manufacturers Of yisarj
Knives Bridge ras. Auyii- aHl Nilos repaired Solid
Vice Boxes hand. 2}l ~, Secaud So
WHOLES4L& MOTIONS.
r.. BROWN ~ go. Hosiery. yarns, zophyru,
Silk Eots, NhJs uusd., IBers Embroiteric1, Qeaa'
Furnishing 6ouds Coz. Pearl Walnut SIS.
ADAM EPPIsN, 81 SON. Hosiery, Gloves, But
rgaa Triaiura, Hoop skirts, and White Goods.
20 west Pearl street.
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oUACKENBO5's ARTTHMETICs.

nOLIOCK INSTITUTE, a drst class Boarding.
& School for Boys az Pittsno4d, Mass Fa!l
Term oi 20 weeks begins Oct a, 1857, For par
ucnars address REv W. G. RICH ARDS Principal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

GEEGER g. lIUND. Sheet Nissir. Musical
AlatrHaae5-.s sole AEeuts fgr Esrer Robinson Co.'S
PiaEu1. I52 W. Elflh 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

Is the sovereign balm ior t6 smsiest pimpe ar1
g ven as s,e most esIIe y efsa'o that can
have, in addl-,- ts-.
ma soIoS .t P4IgEE .s 1terpretatiOn Of Is eare4 -
@esey would tsm5t mo warrant me in . 'g. y re
fumlly, as ind il equally schemes" Perhaps b
SHsef14l IN il 3nPa9A.-oa that conversation il
formation Of a bIistsr, s-Iribune's correspondent
inmeaiately have he told Mr.. j Johnson yer,
with letter, o. sHy a COEIeC1 inter pAe1d-A4OA .
themselves Of ths uruction Act gave the Presi
hority to Overrule the Gen
rex sac -y Al d. lotions to Thomas in respeC
- e5Out the orders of Sheridan.
no. 80 - re said something like it i
r,-.ss 1.iS and SSiit oaa3e President (since with
in which we al
F-4PEh lila direct issue wit
3. FFOI1TTss & son, Masd to the assign
pOrtsrs Of Paper uansnga, III Main sthe same LEI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

Joseph g. jackson, M. D., Cab el Grant, NJ. D.
Edgar Holden, NJ. d., i. 6 Smelling, NJ, d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-13

LEWIS c. GROVER, President,
Benz. e Miller, Vice President,
Edward A. Strong, Secretary,
Alex II johnson. Cashier,
Amzi Dudd, Mathematician.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
Something TO Reflect on.

! While the Copperheads are rejoicing
over some partial and accidental CLEANS
of success, they viii do we'll to read the
following record Of 1862:
That year Maine gave but 6, OPS Re
publican majority, and one Capperhead
was elected to Congress- New Hanp-
shire gave 3,79S Democratic majority for
Governor, and elected one Democrat to
Congress. New York went Copperhead
on the State ticket by 1892, electing
Seymour Governor and seceqteen mem
bers OF Congress of the same ilk against
fourteen Republicans.
Pennsylvania went Copperhead by
3,524, and elected thirteen Copperheads
to Congress against eleven Republicans.
New Jersey voted the same way by
1851 majority, and elected four copper
heads to Congress, to one Republican
Ohio went copperhead by 5,517 and
elected fourteen eopperheads Congress
men, against five Republicans
Indiana went copperhead by 1913 and
elected serea copperheads against four
Republicans
Illinois also went copnerhead by l6, SO
and elected nine copperheads to five Re
publicans.
In Michigan the Republican majority
was cut down to 6,6i4 majority, and enc
Congressman was lost
Wisconsin went copperhead by .O77
votes and elected three copperhead Con
gressmen against three Republicans.
The people did not intend in 1862 tc
give the copperheads victory They
would not believe there was any dangel
of it till it came. The next year they
aroused and redeemed themselves, anc
in all the States named gave Unprecedented
Republican majorities. So, now there i.
no changein the sentiment of the country
40 real gain for the reactionists, but only
apparent gains the result of our conf
dence, or neglect on the part of the Re
pubhcans.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
Undisguised Democracy.

Baltimore! Baltimore! Let US see
That is in Maryland the very spot where
the first Yankee blood was split in 1861
where Massachusetts, cut-throats were
driven like sheep by mob, beaten, kick
ed, -cuffed, killed.-La Crosse Democrat.
To which the jackson County Banner
replies. sWere it not for such brave
Democrats as Pomeroy and such fearless
advocates of modern Democracy as the
Lacrosse Democrat, nay for the most
essential portions of their party belief
would not be known until they had gulled
the people and became firmly planted in
power. Some of our Republican con-
temporaries hurl all sorts of anathemas
at Brick Pomeroy for his many wicked
utterances. Not so with us. We honor
him thousand times more than we do
those Democrats and Democratic papers
that put on little show of loyalty to the
Government because it is policy-because
they think to gull Republicans into the
support of their candidates. Work your
way into the hearts of such men and
editors and you will find that they are
of the same belief as Brick" but are
policy men and too cowardly to openly
proclaim their principles. Again we say,
we like the style of the La Crosse Demo
crot,-you can tell just where to find it,
and will never see it sneaking into our
lines in disguise. What recruits it gets
for the Democratic party will be procur-
ed by squard up fight Pomeroy is IA
great, big he rebel-none of your nasty,
sneaking, whining guerrillas.
Read the extract at the head of this
article once more. Massachusetts cut
threats. - Dye mind that? That
pure Democracy right from the fountain
head. That is very feeling manner of
referring to the gallant 9th Massachusetts
Volunteers which, while marching thro
Baltimore to defend the Capitol of the
United States from falling into the pos
session of Virginia rebels, was heartless-
ly attacked by an immense mob OF Balti-
more plug uglies." Massachusetts
cut-throats," indeed. None but gen
uine Democrat could give utterance to
such a remark.
The La Crosse Democrat is doing all |
it can to elect Tallmadge and the rest Of |
the Democratic State ticket.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

A DEMOCRATIC OPiNToN.-In July
1864, the Chicago Times said of President
Lincoln:
He could not be more worthless dead
than he is living, but would be infinitely
less misehievous, and his corpse. repui-
sive as 1T would be in its freshest state
and richest and most graceful habiliment>
would yet be the most appropriate sac
rifice which the insulted nation could OF
ter IN atonement FOR its submission to his
inbccility and despotism.
This is, we suppose. what the demo
cratic papers call dead issues. Ii
would have been better for The Demo
cratic party if such issues had never
been born.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

Man.towoc. Sentenlber !, ISL.
In compliance with the foregoing, and with tie
Statute ii such made and provided. notice IS here
by given that General Election will be held .he
seyer; towns and election ecsncts N the County OF
ManItowoe, Tuesday the fifth day OF Nor cnlber
next The following officers to lie elected, viz:
A member of the Assembly the First Assembly
District comprising the towns of Meme. CenterVilie
Eaton Newton, Lii}at.y, Shesw.:g, aud Rockland- in
the place o. Nicholas Dittnar whose of Office
will exYire the IL It Monday OF ;anu,tvy. next.
A Member Assembly, Tor the Assembly District,
comprising :.ie towns OF Mauiowoc Rapids Cato, Ia
pie Grove. Franklin, Kossuth and Gooperstown, in
the place of Michael Murphy, whose term of Office
will expire GA the first aionday of January next.
A member of Assembly, sor the Assembly District
coInprisilig the towns OF Nanitawoc, Two Rivers.
Mshicott Gibson and Two Creeks, in the place OF
Thos Robinson, whose term of office VIII expire
the first AIonday of January next
Also the following County officers for the County
CT ManitoNcc:
Jerk the Circuit Court, in the place of P. Te-
rome Pierce whose term of Office will expire the
first Monday OF Sanuary naxt.
A County Superintendent of schools in the place of
Jere Crowley, whose OF Office viii expire the
first Monday OF January next.
A County supervisor, Tor the first Supervisor District
comprising tue towns of Meme, Ccntrevle, Eaton
Newton. iahe.ty, scniesvie z. and Rockiand.
Two Supervisors, for ts second Supervisor District
COMPRISING the towns OF Manitowoc Rapids. Cato, Ma
pie Grove, Franklin, Goss,ith and Ceoperstown.
A County Supervisor. fDr the third Supervisor Dis
trjct COMPRISING the towns OF Manitowoc, Two Rv-
ers Mishicott. Gibson and Two Creeks.
A County Supervisor for the County at large.
Said election to be conducted, the votes canvassed
and returns made in pursuance OF the Statutes in
such case made and provided
ROBERT T BLAKE
Sheriff OF Nanitowoc County, Wis.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The Citizens Association OF New
York have been investigating the New
FORK County Court House Job ana
nave found that up to January |, 1868,
he public viii have been robbed to the
Glowing extent: Appropriation raised
~ tax and by stock, $3.50, 900; interes.
n same to January /, 1898, sell. $50 !;
otal appropriations and interest ST, I6I,-
%; add five years rents and repairs of
fhces. s2is. SOC. CO. making a total of
a, 37S, SIS. 90.
This is the way the democratic party
does business.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

'eBrick" Pomeroy says that in one
ear from now every man in the late Dem
cratic State Convention will be ashamed
q himself for not 1avoring Reputation
IN their platform. Brick" is most
ardent supporter of the democratic tick
u and opposer of the gallant FairchiId
md has associates on the Republican tick
1t.
Reputation! War Democrats, how
! 10 you like it?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

The earliest Universal Exposition of
> Which we have any record was held at
! some IN the days of Nero. The pkiicso
uhcr and moralist. Seneca, gives the fol-
slowing occountoflt Il was present the
other day, at solemn exhibition of the
ysealth OF Rome; where | saw statues
which were nlarvels, perfect master
nd costumes brought from countries
sven beyond the Roman frontiers etc.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
Register of Electors

OF the NanitoWSc Election Di strict. In
fHe Town of ManitOWOc. County of
Eaanis0wOc. made by the Hoard of
Registry of said District, October ID.
1857.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
Young Hiram

PRESIDENT LiNCoLN's ESTATE. An
inventory of President Lincoln 5 estate.
fled 10 the courts of Sangamoa county.
Ill.,, ON the 10Th of Nogemher, 1855.
shows that he had $40, 4S2 invested in
governments securities at the time of his
death, which, with other sums, notes of
hand and real estate IN his possession,
would swell the amount OF his property
to $50, GOO. This with the so, 900 voted
his widow by Congress, makes the total
foot up $lI0,oo0. This is exclusive OF
real estate, of which there is the home
stead property in Springfield and 269
acres of land in Iowa. 1t is therefore inn
possible that Mrs Lincoln statement in
regard to her income Being but 81 700
should be true. unless the property has
been squandercd.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24


and tst tieotaent k,o,os, for ali Diseases Of the Eye
and Ear He is also successful Physician and Sur
eeon, and at!yiSe all who have diseases Of ese
g;,Is. 10 Apply to him ard he hc-ed. (Slgncd)
Il. THOMPSON. NJ. D.
0cuIist and Aurist, No 56 vest Washington Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
S p. Curdicl, II. D. New York City.
A. 4. Morgan, y. d. Syracuse, =. Y
J. $. Houe lass y. u. Milwaukee Wis.
S. j. rearssll Ii. D. Saracsa SiriIgs, n.
n. 6. Sure. n. D. sheloygan
II. L. Z!ey u. D. Manitcwoc, WIS.
C. C. Crocker y. L. Two Rivers, Wis.
Miss Il. Carey of Schuy eryille h Y cured of deaf
ness, 10 ear standing, IN lS92.
Cured Eh1ck Ericksons child years old Of Ulcer
of e. eJaii June 1861.
Cured r. j. Anderson of Manitowoc OF Inflamation
of eyes July, 1867.
Cured Mrs. d. Burns OF MeeDe. Of Blindness oftlree
mouths, spring 1862.
Miss H. leason Milton. Saratoga county N y
Strengthened Cross-eycs, 1856
Mr.. Herdena. kossGth, Manitowoc "oenty, cured of
granulated eyeljds, 1867.
Mr.. Dano, of Manifowoc cured Of inflammation of
the eyes, lS61
Cured C. i. Shove, of granulated eyeiiIs in 1860.
Removed cancer from breast o. Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kes~uth ManitC.,oc county 1864 July LIST
1861 remains we'll.
Removed Cancer frori The breast Of NrsJ Webster
date of Manitowoc) Taiaiiassa orida IN february
1867
Cured L. Win g Of Gibson. Maa;towoe comfy of
Fits. (of years 'iding) SC0 July 1st IS6. remains
we'll Could rer..rt many other permanently
cured
RI Call on DIX. "a ASTON OF Alanitowoc Wis, whom
you consult free. and he will give you ecAdfd
opinion when cure is or isnot possible. 14,la
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The water of lake about sixty miles
from Houston, Texas, is so sour that it
cannot be drank Analysis shows thai it
contains iron, alum, niagne>ia and sui
phuric acid.
The platform of an independent candi-
date for the Wisconsin, Assembly, as an
nounced TO INN, is The Union, Women 5
Rights, and the repeal of the Dog Law. !"
A wealthy widow, advertising for an
agent, was overwhelmed with applica
tions-the typos had made it gent. !"
A Wisconsin lady has a beard two
inches long, while her husband has not a
hair on his head.
Louisville is enjoying wicked merli
ment over the adventures OF two minis
tiers who went to see the Black Crook
in that city last week, Thursday night
Disguised by false whiskers, and who
were arrested in the second tier as suspi-
cious characters.
Anegro jig dancer propelled by steam,
is the latest Yankee notion. A kerosene
lamp heats small brass vessel full of
water and shaped like top. Itrevoves
in the socket, and moves a wire which
communicates with the 6snre
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REFERENCES.

Noise in the Head. Discharges from the ear, Caiarri
Fits, Asthma Ihe llatis,n Neuralgia and remove
Cancers.