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WANTS TO BET -Forney, "the editor
and proprietor of my two papers, both
daily" exhibits his jocosty in regard to
the Sea Bird disaster, aud is anxious to
bet q portionI of his salary as clerk OF the
senate, .that .he stupid porter who set FIRE
to The. vessel by throwing "a. pan Of c1als to
.winlHAld was delnocfar."" The morning
radical organ Of this city smiles sapfToy-
ingy upon this delicate piece, of humor,
and eivesit to its readers without com
ment. Mtlcaukee Neus. a.
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j. A. BROWN. m. d.,

PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoueher. Es-
l. pecial attention viii be given as heretofore
during lenghy experieneeto Midwifery and
Sugery. Office on lork Street, opposite Beer
& Kern's store. where he may always be
found. Orders may be left at T. j. Rob-
inson's drug store.
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VI. s. EAECOM. u. ID.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atten-
l. ton paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Ex-
aiming Surgeon for Pensions Office in the
building formerly occupied by kuehn & Co.,
Bankers. Orders left at I. & J. Robinson
Drug Store will. be preInutIy attended to-
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ERNST KERN.

~ Successor of Beer & Kern,]
DEALERS II Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
II cry, fancy goods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma q clothing. paper hangings
hats and caps, toga children's cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps,
&c. share Of public patronage solicited
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth
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ID. y. EAsYoH. M. d..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all. Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject Office
and residence corner Of York and Seventh sts
Orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thombs
x Co. will be promptly attended to. !
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DENTISTRY.

nR. A, J. PATCHEN Dentist Office in
- Sherman's Brick Block Eighth street,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given to all the different branches of the pro-
fession, and all work warranted Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. 80 -. ~
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H. O,CONNOR.

DOOT and Shoe Maker, west side of Hub
ID bard's building, corner of Eighth and
Buffalo streets, and will be ready at all times
to manufacture Boots and Shoes to order, and
of and the best stock that can be found in the
market. - a32
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F IR S 7 N ATIONAL B.
Of MaH1tOWOc.

OAfii al. = \
With the privilege of increasing to S10q
STOCKHOLDERS:
C. c. BARNES, EN-. EVANS, M FELLO|
C. LULING, S. GooDENow, L. EMERI
s.A, NEWELL, JAS. BENNETT, H.P. HUI
j. W. BARNES, JONAH RICHARD
THIS Bank having been organized und
i provisions of the National Banking
ing Law, is now open for business. Il
and Foreign Exchange bought and sold,
scriptions received for the 7-30 Loan. @
ment Bonds of all descriptions bought AMI
Accounts received and interest allowed
cial arrangement. c. c. BARNES, Phi
c. LULING, Cashier. v6nl
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M A IL B LIE AND STO|
CUTTfNG WORK

John NENDLIK, Manufacturer of
y dealer in American and Italian
BILE. Monuments, head-stones, mantle
bic tops, baptismal fonts, &C.. furnish,
short notice and to the entire satisfaction
purchaser
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nEALER in STOVES; also. manufacture
~ Of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware. A
kinds of Repairing done. Shop ON Eight St.,
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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FIRGiNIA.-General Schofeld has in
definitely postponed the election in Nirgia
ia on the new constitution, owing 10 the
iact than 90 APPROPRIATION has yet been
provided for TO deiray taa expenses of such
election.
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PREslDEETEAL ELECTORS.
AT LARGE
- GEORGE B. SMITH, Of Dane.
GILBERT l.. PARK. of Portage
lst Diet.-N D. FRATT, of Racine.
II "A. 6 COOK, of Columbia.
u IN. NJ STRONG, of Iowa.
tsA " III. n. SMITH, of Sheboygan
sta I" SAM. RYAN. a., of Outagamis
ssA -TUE0. RODOLF, of Lacrosse.
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#. MEYER,

DEALER in Groceries, Crockery, Boots
- and Shoes, Candies, Nuts, &c, on 9Th
street, south side, and invites the public TO his
well selected stock, and promising satisfaction
to all. 8 25-1y
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KNEW GENERAL SHERMAN. The Co
lumbas Ohio, Journal tells the following
of General VIM. L. Sherman: AT one of
the Connecticut towns, where he was bro t
out on tie platform to be seen by fellow
citizens, just before the train left he OBJ
served a tall, awkward looking fellow APP
preaching the cars, elbowing the crowd in
the most exciting manner and beloved :
Sherman! Sherman don't you know
me The General animated that he did
not, at the moment, recognize hisquestion-
er as a familiar acquaintance. Don't you
remember, down in Georgia, stopping one
day on the march where there was a crowd
of fellows looking at chicken fght2 The
General laughed Yes, he did remember.
Well, said the fellow, with a grin OF inef-
fable satisfaction and radiant triumph,
that was my rooster what whipped"
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F Wm NJ. Evsrts is grandson 0
Roger fherman.
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A TT0RNEYS and Counsellors at Law Col
n lections promptly attended to- Office On
York street
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SIMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR PRESERVING
FURs. Ladies >are etsea nnxious about
keeping furs frolns noths during the sum
mer months Darkness issall that is Leces-
sary. TheS .sffhiIer thai deposis the eggs
from which moths are hatehed, only moves
in light; the maths themselves move in
darkness Hang che furs in very dark
closet, and keep the door shut; Keep it al
ways DARK, and you can have no trouble.
But, as closet doors are sometimes left
open, the better way is to enclose the artl
Giles loosely ina paper box, put this in
pillow case, or wrap around with cloth, and
hang up in dark closet Camphor,
spices, or perfumes are of no use Contin-
ual darkness is sufficient And do hot.take
out the furs in June or July to give them
an airing for even then cometh the enc
my, and it may be that in fifteen minutes
after exposure, miller has deposited a
hundred eggs. If you consider an airing
indispensable, give the furs good
switching and put them quickly back. =
Country Gentleman. se9
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nsa- Some years since a prominent bus
mess man of Northampton, who began to
SOW his wild oats" when boy and hash I
got through yet, attend I'd colored bali in
that town. After each breakdown he 30
tced that a we'll near the house which by The
way, was not deep one, was resorted TO by
the men to quench their thirst. Unolsery
ed, while the dance was going on, he
slipped out of the house and moved the curb
a few feet beyond he well, aod then waited
the result. Presently out came one of the
dancers, and plump to the bottom Of TIL.
we'll he went. Blowing and putting he
came to the TOP, and exclaimed Gosh !!
who moved dis well since | S out here last?'"
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IL A sad accident occurred at Peters
burg. Menard County, LII. Tn the arri-
val of the news of the Chicago election, the
Democrats determined to fire salute in
honor of the event. An old rusty cannon
was procured, and as VIM. j. EstelL, Jr.,
son Of the Ci.ctit Clerk Of Menard County,
ssssiu the act OF dnsinga home the carr
fridge, it exploded, stearieg of beth. his
hands, and burning his face il a shocking
manner. Chas. Miles, who was standing
Fear the muzzie Of the gun, had his LETT
hand blown of. @%s -.
900 -
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Business Cards.
WIN. #. ELDIsIDCE.
r.. II. TREAT.

DOLCE JUSTICE. Office in Huebner'
j Building. Manitowoc. Wis. 4ltf
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Es5s~ A youth named Elkin hanged him
self at Liverpool, because his father had
"blowed hlm up" The paternal parent on
being asked why, on discovering his son
hanging n his bedroom, Be did not send
for a doctor Immediately, replied that he
had the cows to attend 70.
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HENHY Sf8REE.


CHARLES III. vFALkERl
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law.
"A on Eighth street, over the First Nat
Bank.
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RAJ Don t read below this line.
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lection of poaehed eggs, were an apology
for an eccentricity of manner. was think
ing gratefully of my own comfort, and
watching her hang up my clothes in the
closet in her own style, when the bell rang.
Like lightning she closed the closet door,
caught up the tray and rushed down stairs.
lowing conversation, which | must say
rather astonished me, already prepared for
eccentricity:
DIR. Holbrook was my visitor, and of
course his first question was 8Hsi
How is Mrs. Harvey this morning ?''
In voice that was the concentrated es-
sence Of about one dozen tragedies, my ex-
traordlnary servant replied
w hat man art thou ?'
Is the woman crazy!" cried the doctor.
Lay not that fattering JUNCTION to your
soul i cried Mary
III 'm-you-" said The doctor, musing.
ly. Then in his own CHEEKY brisk tones he
added; You are the new servant, sup
pose p
''Sir, will serve my mistress till chill
death shall part US from each other."
Him. Well, now, in plain English, go
tell her am hare 0-0tf
Il go. and it is done |" was the reply.
and With the. sloy stride and halt | heard
her cross the entry She MAS, ysopn. at my
door. Madam, the Doctor Saits!,'' she
said, standing with Que arm on. In grand
attitude. s
let him come up" said, choking
With laughter She went down stairs.
"Sir, from my mistress / have lately to
bid you welcome, and implore you to as,
esrd She waits within ysp chamber ter
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Our Gal.

Manitowoc, April IA, 1868.
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wAsH1NGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--Judge Paschal,
of Texas, yesterday presented to Gen.
Grant delegations of the Ohoctaw and
Creek Indians. Among them were
Messrs. Pychtin, Fallsom, Mcintosh,
Smith, Downing, Adler, Boynton, Rees,
Schrosser and other influential Abo-
rigines. They expressed to Gen. Grant
their readiness In behalf of the South
ern tribes, to become conservators of
the peace, and to preserve order on the
frontier at a saving of twenty millions
of dollars year to the :Government,
They were listened to with great atten-
ton by the General, and requested tc
state their plans in writing.
The newspapers having reported
some errors in regard to the duel which
took place on Sunday morning near
Baltimore, there is the best authority
for stating that the antagonist of Gen
Lawrence was not Count, but Baron
Knersonmans, of the Prussian Lega'
ton, and that the affair was settled In
an honorable way for the two gentle
men. .5
Prof Charles C. Page, Examiner IL
the Patent Office, died yesterday.
General Campbell, Indian Agent fol
the Dakotahs and Sioux, has left fol
the Indian country, having completed
arrangements for supplying the 1ndi
ans with seeds and proper agricultural
| implements.
Senator Fessenden has not indicated
to any one how he will vote, and Sen
ator Morrill, says il Mr.. Fessenden has
written anything, he certainly does moi
know which side he takes. No opin-
ion or indication of how they will vote
has been given by either Trumbul,
Sherman, Anthony, Henderson, Ross
and others, about whom certain state
ments have been made.
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NEWS sUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.


1t Is estimated that 5000 men are
or lately have been, on a strike In New
York City for an advance of fifty cents
per day on the wages. Carpenters,
masons, bricklayers, carvers, Bakers
Coopers and day laborers are connect
ed with the movement. A. force OF
police are stationed at the docks to pre-
serve order.
in bankruptcy the case of Robert
Q. Rathbone, yesterday, Judgel Black
ford after severely animadyerting on
the bankrupt's conduct in scheming to
defrand his creditors by false represen :
tations and returns, refused him a dis
charge.
The third army corps, Union, eele.
brated the anniversary of the battle of
Williamsburg, at Trenton, Tuesday.
Gen. Sickles was chosen President.
The official report of the Board OF
Health of deaths, in Cincinnati, for the
month of April, numbers S22, four OF
which were caused by the explosion OF
the steamer Magnolia, l9 from small
Fox and two suicides. DIR. VIM. Glen
denim was reelected health officer for
the ensuing year.
The dramatic editor of the iStGGts
Zettitn9 newspaper, of New York, was
badly beaten Tuesday night In the
street, by man claiming to be the
husband Of a German actress.
The Connecticut Legislature met
yesterday. Both the Republicans and
Democrats made nominations for
legislative officers, Tuesday night.
The busts of Mozart and Beethoven
were unveiled, Tuesday evening, Mt the
musical festival of the Handel and
Hayden Society in Boston. The festival
was inaugurated with great success.
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zaE1 m

A motion offered by Mr.. Morrill,, OF
Maine, to adjourn till Saturday, was
lost by vote of22 to2e.
In reply to q question by Mr.. Conk-
ling, the Chief Justice stated 1t had not
been his intention to exclude the re-
porters, and he was just going to sub
init the question to the Senate when
Mr.. Conkling's inquiry was made.
Pending the consideration OF various
orders heretofore submitted In reference
TO the mode of voting and the question
of admitting reporters to the final de-
alterations, recess was carried.
After some. delay in re-assembling
the Chief Justice called the Court to
order, and said the case wonld be con-
sidered closed on both sides IL neither
had anything TO offer.
Mr.. Hendricks moved the pending
order be considered In open session.
The Chief Justice said 1t could be
done by unanimous consent. Several
Senators objected.
providing that the doors be closed for
deliberation, which was agreed to, and
at $3.50 the doors were again closed.
HOUSE.
The Speaker presented the coast sur
vey report for 1867.
The Speaker said the pending ques-
ton was a consideration of the pream-
BILE and resolutions submitted yes ter
day by Mr.. Cary, and on which the
yeas and nays had been ordered. but
action on that subject would be post
poned until they returned from the
Senate.
Mr., Washburne. of Illinois, said after
disposal of Mr.. Cary's proposition he
would to go Into Committee for general
debate.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, said
after they returned from the Senate he
proposed to make a personal explana-
ton relative to the Alta VeIa affair.
The members then proceeded to the
Senate.
On reassembling, after some discus
sion as to the propriety of the matter,
Mr.. Washburne, Chairman of the Com
mittee of the Whole, reported that the
argument had been closed and the Sem
ate had closed the doors for consulta-
tion, therefore the committee returned
to the House in company with the
Managers. Adjourned.
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rro,t,n,. ,ratcl, at NOW YORK.

NEW YORK, May Gone of the mos
interesting trots that ever took plact
came off on Fashion course yesterday
1t was for a purse of four hundred dol
lars. mile heats, best in for horses
that never beat 2;32 In harness: Track
heavy, and q cold wind ended with
rain after three heats were trotted.
7 six horses started: Bradley, Breeze,
Pence, Amber, Billy Lewis and At
lanta. The last two were distanced N
the first heat. The first four stood as
follows in each heat: 1st heat, Breeze
Pence, Amber, Bradley; I'd heat, Brad
lev, breeze, Amber; Sd heat, Pence
Bradley; 4th heat. Pence, Bradley
Breeze, Amber. 5th-dead heat be;
tween Pence and Bradley; Breeze sra
Amber last; 9th Bradley, Breeze
Prince; Sd Amber ruled out.
POSTPONED to the first fair day.
Time-2.321z, 2.31A, 2.S1, 2.327[i 2.S211z
snd 2.37<. 1850.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

PARIS, May Cit is authoritatively
denied that the French Ambassador al
st. Petersburg had a consultation with
Gortschakof relative to the Eastern
question.
ly broken of all diplomatic relations
with Tunis for alleged repeated ont,
RACES on French vessels in that country.
LONDON, May 6.-1:20 P. M.-U. s.
Bonds, 7O5S; Erie, 46; Illinois, s5<
Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-1:20 P. M.-Cot.
ton heavy declined 1sdj Uplands, 12I1zd
Orleans, 125zd; Corn and Lard firmer;
Pork, dull Others unohanged.
ANTWERP, May CLEO P. M.-Petro
leum, steady at 44NE
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CoNNUB1AL CoMPLISIENF.-There is a
SuGViter ilt Dlodo that taccomplishes won-
ders socially. So. too, in matters domes-
tic there may be manifested a SltGpi-
ter a Ia mode almost equally efficacious.
nading, "yiewing the fashions" When
they returned home, the wife asked
"Dobby, dear, what was the sWeetest
thing you saw in bonnets to-day2''
Quoth Dobbs, candidly: 1.-THE ladies'
faces, my love-" Then, quickly noting
that Mrs. D. seemed not well pleased
he added, as an amatory amendment,
of fare for the supper succeeding thiE
conversation contained some viands
to which Dobbs was especially partial
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Robbery.

HARR1sBuRa, May ;6.-The mail
boxes from Harrisburg to Philadelphia
and from Chicago 10 Philadelphia,
were both stolen last night from tne
train which left here at $50, anu aItsL ~
the contents had been abstracted the
boxes were thrown into the canal TWO
miles below Harrisburg. No clue mas
bean Obtained to the robbers. "
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annrH AMERICA.

NEW YoRK, May 6.-The steamer
Ocean Queen, from Panama, brings
SIPS, 900 treasure.
The Isthmus Is quiet.
A man named Peck, from San Fran
cisco, was arrested on suspicion u
Tbase is q new Cabinet in Bogota.
The revolution in Bolivia was speedi-
lyf yfBS S1sg.siG1 gsi1ow fever is increasing in Peru
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General Conference OF the n. r.
~ church.
CHICAGO, May G.-Ths Conference was
opened with the usual devotional exer-
ctses by Rev. d. Brooks, OF Minnesota
The order of business was taken up
being the presentation OF resolutions
40. A great number were offered on
variety Of subjects, embracing one to
10 amend the discipline as to allow
Isynen to be elected assistant book
aGents at New York and Cincinnati.
The question of the admission oi
Southern delegates was then taken up
and discussed until adjournment.
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WINDOW SHADES !
AMERICAN WATCHES.
THE CHEAPEST

SEAAAHAE AA1A -
nHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches by Railway Conductors, Engl-
neers, and EXpreEsmen, the most e1nouns
class OF mas ne
lIty, and aecuraey of the Waltham Walch.
To satisfy that class in all these respects Is TO
decide the question as 10 the real value OF
More than 10000 are speaking for them
selves In the Roekets OF the people: @ ,.,,-
siye system. In small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and ara placed IN the market
Monopoly OF Sale OF some one Manufacture
10 the Manufacturers Pront must be add
" A ACustom-house duty of Is per cent, pay
a profit ofat least 25 per cent to the Inn
nearly doubling the cost OF The imported
watch.
on large scale, under one roof and system
of supervision and management, thereby
saving many Of the expenses necessarily In
Cured in small establishments; hence their
great cheapneB9-
All respectable dealers now sell waltham
Watches and composition. as All tas world W9,La
trade Is satisfied, because, though the pront
on each watch is small, the demand Is large
and all are salRble.
UnscrupuIous importers occasionally place
| n worthless Swiss Imitation In the market
To avoid imposition, the purchaser shoeld
ness signed by the treasurer OF the American
| Watch Company-R. e ROBBINB.
| There are different grades of finish In the
different varieties OF Watches made by the
| wRlthnm Company, as there are dlnerenl
| sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and meanni
/ but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF f"WAETHAM" Is guaranteed
TO be a good one, and nobody need be afraid
tobuy IT.
Eve watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all hrst-clAss dealers In tbs
United States and British Provinces.
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
NO. IS2 broadway, n. Y
HBAsk for the Waltham Watch, and take
no other. II Is the best. 1t the cheaped
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C1Nc1NNArI May 6.-The river has
risen I6 inches; there IS 25 feet inches mes
IN the channel. Weather showery anu
snltry; thermometer 76e.
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THE PURLIC DEBT.
Markets HY TELEsKAPIu.
NEW YORK, May 6, 1868,
REGULAR REPORT

u hhdUI4Ah tt-FVtkIs
CoTroN-Dull and 20 lower; sales
200 bales, part last evening at S2aS21c
for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and steady with
moderate export demand for low
grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady with moder-
ate inquiry for export at 50 IS for No.
2, and s. 4s for No. spring. Rye
Flrmer at 81 S5a1 So. oats-Dun at $50
for western afloat. Corn-Firm at 81 is
al 19 for new and old mixed western
afioat and in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H at $2S STA
20 90 for new mess, cash and regular;
sales 1000 bbls mess at 500 90 regular.
Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut Meats
Firm with very moderate demand. Ba-
unchanged. Lard
Quiet at 195sa195Sc for fair to prime.
-Eaas-Steady at 2Sa24c.
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rnIenn.

MAY eZGRA1s-lgheat- Unchanged,
.Corn-1Kc better; sales No. at so1Ee
70 e5Nc, Oats-Held at 74c. Rye
scarce; nnu @
sF IAn FFaEIears-Dull; Sc on corn tc
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,

IMPR VEDy
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hatr.
1t causes the Hair to cuTi beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuri-
antIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
1t keeps the Hair from changing Color nom
Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings ont Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
1t is composed entirely OfHmpIo and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over SIX thousand voluntary
testimonials ofits excellence. many of which
are nom physicians In high standing.
uIssoId In haIEpound bottles tths name
blown In the ElassJ by Druggists and Dealer.
Fancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. wholesale by Demas Barnes e
Co; f. C. Wells & Co.; sehlenslin q Co.N.Y.
marlT-Iyd
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OLE BULL played in Boston the other
night, with singular effect, II we may
believe the critic of the Post OF that
city, who says he "bore all willing
captives on the soft and fieecy waves OF
enchantment. The multitude and di-
versity of sounds aud tones-the pyro-
technics and gymnastics which shot
and leaped and gamboled forth-were
equally wonderful, indescribable and
bswilderingly bewitching."