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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-12

J K. BARNES Sur. Gen, U S A Wash.
P, J. H0kwITZ Chief Medical Department D. s. N
Washington.
o. W. BLISS, n D.. Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
wM. y. CHANDLER. Washington. D. G.
GDORGE HARDING Philadelphia Pa.

This Company. National 10 It's eharacter, oa.rs by
of its Large Capital Lev Rates OF Pre- niu and
New Tables deslrabs means OF lnsurink life
yet presented 20 the public.
The rates OF premium being largely rluced are made
favorable to the insurers thoss Of the best Mutual
conPA1iss aud avoid all the complications aud uncsr
tAines Of Notes Dividends and misunderstanding
which the latter apt the Policy Holders
Several and attractive tables nov presented
which si only 20 be understood prove aceptsbe
the public such as the INCOME PRODUCING PILtcY
and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former. the
policy holder only Insurance. payable
at death, cut viii receive II Avg after period Of
few years. annual Income eauaito per cent. 40
per cerLl OF tn par of his policy. In the latter the
Company ar 70 return TO to- assured ."e total
Nme-"' # ones he has PAID N. iu addition ~ the
amount Of bis policy.
The attention persons contemplating insG .ng their
lives inoreAsn the amount Of Insurance they already
have s called 70 the special advantages offered by
NAtOnA Lie Insurance Company.
Crcuiars. Pamphsts and u particulars given on sp-
PicatiOn 70 The Branch ice OF the Compa1y in hi,
eisy. % " senersi Agents.
80 LOCAL 4ssS E.S7s are wanted in Every city ard
town and applications from competent parties for
such agencies, With s1iisble dorstments, should be
addressed 70 the Companys GENERAL AGENTS only,
in their respective districts.
General AKents OF the Company.
Jay COOK CO., New YcTk, for New York State aud
Northern New Jers-y
w. CLARKE . CO., for Penny vsniA and Southern
N-w Jersey.
JAY COOKE & CO Wash inztoB, D c., Tor Maryland
Delaware, YIrgioia, District u CctuuiblA,
Western Virginia.
j. A. ELLIS Co, Chicago, Illinois, for Illinois, To-
was ( WEsconsln
Hon. sTEPHEN MILLER, St. Pau. for Minnesots;
8 A KEAH CO., netr-ff, for Michigan and Northern
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baby. n
THr English papers have q new directior
tor p coInng q Prime M,nisrer-aTurr
round aad round tIlI you becoms d zsy u
raAsr Gt "A Irisa sosi .ty'. d,noer y,
Cincinnati: "Hsrr's 10 the PreSid-nr NJ ~
society, Patrick Or .fsrsy may he livs "A
ate the ben thar scratches over h,s erava.D
ma BisEUrH. what are The avsr.0,
length OF horns up yDUr way p asked Fox
er 81 nis freed. VERY snort. vsrv ahort
Ier." - '1A''
Two friends were dining together QUE or
tnem remarked; II am gong abroad; n
have made my will, have b-q asathed Co
you my entire stock OF inpadsncs." The
osner replied "YJu ar generous. a. vel.
A. KIND you have beqneathsd 60 me by far
Toe largest portion Of your estate.D
THoUoa we travel the worII over TO And
the beautiful, we must carry IL with ~. ~
We find il not
Wise ExcUsE.-0n ons occasion. MT n
dinner At the Bishop Of Chester's. H.anah
More urgel Dr.. Johnson to take aItttIe wina.
He replied
II can't drink little, chill, and. thsrs.
tore, never touch il. Abstinence IA - easv
VI me as temperance 10 dtGieult.n
Many have the same in6rmity. but ara
destitute OF the same courage, ami are there
fore ruined.
The tears which cause most az thu tro,,hl.
and worry that men exps, ience results from
Undue anxiety for the riches and so-callad
gOod things, of this life-act havinp the
calm talth tntt sustaIns one in dol ,v cheer.
Iuiiy and gladly the duties OF so-dsy' fseIioz
iuily assured 'hlt the morrow will take cara
y itse.fr and tnat strength will 10 gwen "a
DO the work when il is needed.
A WIDE DRFERsscE.-"Bob Brown Al
you say that my father hAl not As much
sense - ty Smiths little yell0E dog 2''
No [! | never sal aIy such thing. never
SAD that your father hAd not IS much se ,se
as Bdiy Snith's little yellow doe Al
said vas tnaI BiHy's httie ygIIow doy ha5
more sense thar your father that's ali 7
ever SAID, "Wei!, it's well YOU didn't sav
the other, tell you"
A MIs-oURIAS informed n traveller WIN
inquired A6J1t ms cbrn that each stalk A
nine ears on &c; and was fifteen feet high.
ih% y nothing 10 nur cJrn,' replied the
trAvsler up "a Illinois, where { CANA
rom, We hal always hal nine ears TO eacn
stalk, and peck Of slel.sd c,rn h.n.i.g "
earn tasssl, but We couId never raise any
hsld bsans with iG."
sway Y"
Because the corn grew 10 fast that Il a.
ways pulled the beans up"
UNDER great tree close to the village two
boys inond wanuL 1T b-o1xs 10 me ;
sa'i is' Aus, ''for was FIRST to plck it-up,
anu 80 thvy began 20 quarrel In earnest. N
viii settle the d'sp1te,n said the oil ier bow
"no hal Just come up. He placed himself
between the t~o boys, broke the nut IN tw !,
and sad: "Tha one piecs Of shell belon "a
70 him who first saw the nut; the other
shell belongs to him VINO first picked Il 10;
out the X .rnel keep for ju iglng he case.
And this, D. said As he sat d0Tn and laugh
cd, rs The Comm N end Of most Iawsuitsv
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GINGER SNAPs.-One pi0s molasses and
one cup butter boiled tOgerher; when cold,
add half cup Of ginger, one tablespoonful
soda, aud aIur TO roll; roll thia and bake.
MINUTE PUDDTxG Place over the IRE
one teacup of sweet milk for every quest.
LET it come TO boil, and stir ID ons egg
one tablespoonful OF -four wet with 4 liuie
milk stir ID well. let ID cook few minutes.
OIL common teacups with butter and put the
pudding into them. When cool, turn the
cup into saucer, the pudding will slip 0ut
nicely; serve with sweet cream. This ia
quick and cheap dessert.
To PsEsAKvE CABBAGE FRKsH-Cut the
stem 20 that about two inches Of I1wiIl re-
mai0 below the leaves; scoop out the NTH
- TAR down as pocket knife will reach
then suspend them Ia an inverted position
oy means Of small cord =, and Gil 10 the cav
ny from time 10 lime, with clean, cold wa
ter. By similar treatment, cauIia oyer
and celery may be preserved for some time
10 a cool place. Il uAf,rds Vsry easy way
g preserve z cen vegetables dariag a severe
wintrr. Erchaags.
\ CURE ROR CHILBLAISs.-Th Russians cure
this painful complaint by binding about the
al -cted parts, the rinds Of ripe cucumbers.
They save tue cucumbers after taking out
the seeds, and dry them with the soft yart
attached 20 the rind these they dry, and
whsn they are wanted for use, LheF soak
them IN warm water, and apply a. above.
The best preveutivs for chIlblains in Russia
or any other country, consists In keeping
the feet scrup1soasly clean, and protecting
them from the vet and col "; All suduso
changes OF the covering for the feet should
also be avolded.
! WArEKr PoTAfoEs.-Put into the Dot Z
piece OF IiRe as large AZ q hens egg; and
DOw watery soevsr the potatoes may have
been, when the water Is poured of, Ihs po-
tatoes will BE- dry and meaiy.
PoRK PUDDrSG.-1 coffee cup full or finely
chopped salt pork, 2 cups Of EAler, add
enough -four to mould it, roll thin, cut il 50
As 20 make two rolls, steam II hours, eat
win sauce same as for apple dusnpling. If
ou wish, spread with fruit before rolling
up.
OYsTER PArTIEs IN BATIK.-Make bat
ter with the yolk u Que egg Cor more, &C.
cOrdibg to the quantities Of oysters You ia
tend 70 prepare). aiI,Ile nutmeg, Ome beat
en- mace, q little 4 ,1F, and : ht1s salt; DID
IN the oysters, and try them In lard % d nice
hght brown. IL preferred, a little parsley
nay be shred very fac AID mixei with the
batter. TIE batter may also b. made thick.
er, aud formed into he shape of patty, or
put into q small tin mould, tine oyster belnE
dropped in and coverrd over, aud the whole
baked as y pudding w1uld be.
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"Gue,v rhe Fat CoutribusOr'' of the Gin
cinnau Times, tclls the following sleeping
car Incldens
srhere was funny little epi ode On the
car that helped % arouse us. Az Montana
young man aud young woman came ON
board OF the sleeping ear, aud the former
said: ssSee here, Mr.. Conductor. 4 want
one OF your best hunks for this Young w.
man, and one for myself 10 ividually. One
wili do for Us when we ret to the Bluff.
hey, Mariarf (a playful and affsctionate
poke al sSiariar' with his elbow, TO which
she replies, nov, John, quit y for you see
we're Soin TO get MARI Cd AZ MArrIar's an
cle's when we git there. We might "a teen
married At Montanny, but We took habit
30 wait 'till we got 20 the Biufs, bein' A.
Maria's uncle 10 a minister, and they charge
goPhred price for bitehin' folks as Nun
fanny Maria was assigned 10 ose ~ The
best bunkss' and John Nas given one not far
aEay. Altar q time toe inmates Of the Car
we're ali slowed away 10 their h-rths to ~
through the inevi.abie aftermath ms Of swell
tsring and freeEinT.
During ssoppage of the train al one
station, the voice 0f John was heard, raised
In pleading accents, all unconscious that ID
train had stepped, and that tones which the
noise OF the rAglliak wheels had drowned
while the cars were moving, could be DIS
t.nctly heard by all when they had stopped.
Nov, No ri, ycu mighs give feller
jes' one kiss
john, you quit, ur Pll git rigt out here
and hecf as back W Aontanny 10 The snO y
storm,
90 Only ono littls kiss, Mariar, and PL
70; hope TO die n DON'T
sst John --
"Jast at that Interesting moment q gray
head protraded from beF ID at the 0gner
| end of the car, and m old man cried our 90
that all coald hear, Marian, for God's sax,
give Jshn one kiss, 80 thar We can 70 q
sleep some tins TO- might
sslE 10 needless 90 remark that O peal oil
| laughter rang froE1 one end OF ths car t0 ID.
otoer, under cover u which John slnnk bacl
% shs SOLITARY seclnsion Of has bunk, ? leav
ine Maria W the nnlisturb ID possession q
hsr marriage liceDss, which she interpreles
" permit no license 70 John, until accom-
panied BY tne proper certificate. And Ma
mar was risht-a
11maRrALTY ON rHs BGAur.rUL. There /
Il Inotblng-no noshing -beautlfal and Eoed
that diss and " forgotten. An infaaE,
pzattling chiid, dying an its cradle, will liv
again M she bester tho0ght vi those VIII
loved IL 90 play lts part, though it, bod
be burned " sshss or drowned u she deep
4 est Sen Ibsre ~ not aA sage added 70 ih
hosts u heaxsn, has does its blessed woE
% e<5gk y thoss Who loved X here. Dead
\ On, ~ NE god deedD of human crsatars
Il eoul6 - >z4eed 90 their source, h.rM beanti
: G. 4ont4 sysn deafh appear for boN muu
Ic41<ieyS neFcy sA1 parthsd sHsefiou upz.
Il b& - 70 bavs their growth III dusl
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The following ulss Of railway travs, are
based upon legal decisions, and ought 70 b.
universally knowa.
TIE courts have decided that applicants
Cor tickets ON failF,-ds can DO tjecEsi from
the Car i they DO not offer the ex,cI amount
or their fare. C0nduc ors ~ not bsund to
make. change All railroad tickets are good
until used, Good iur this day only or 9th.
CT limiting usne OF gsnuinsness, are Of no
account Passengers Who lose their tickets
can be elected IRON the cars ualeas they
purchase toe second one Passengers are
bound to observe decoram in the cars, and
are obliged 70 comply with MI reasonable de-
ma ds 10 show their tickets. Standing on
the platform, or otherwise violating the rules
of the conpany. readers . person liable 70
be put of the train. No person has right
to monopoliEs more seats than be pays for
and any article lefs 10 tbs seat while the
owner d Temporarily absent, entities him TO
O seat onhls return. - Hartford PCst.
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LIFE INsIlRANCE.

The TaAvELEna asso grants All approved terms Of full
TAfe Insurance &C rates q preinm, either 90 the
rqooK or muTUkL plan the former at rates 80 low AZ u
b. eanal e. large diSi4end IN advance.
Partcipating pOlicits give a the profits to the As
sured Dividends hvAlahle annually, 10 Increase th'
amount Of the policy, 70 hquidate next y'ars prem
ums. 70 purchase indemnity tor disabling rlar y
Insured thus guaranteeing the dividend 70 that ex
tent.
All full life or endowment policies EoE-yoRRETABLE
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INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

,Causfng Death or Total Disability from La
I0r Business
AcclnEsT P9LI0Ixs written for any term from one
NOR h 70 one insurue from 900 10 t0 OO ID c-ae
Of tal AocdsDt or s3 $50 weekly Indemnity for to-
tally disabling iurie Saused by accident, AZ an annual
cost S. 30 $25 T 81 oo1 secol Ding to occupation snd
sud hazard.
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J. @. PATTERSON, Pr. sident
RODNEY DENIS, Secg s5ary.
OGAe, 3. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN " BRY INT, Actuary
Hoa. ELIzUR WRIGHT. oon'lt. Aetusry
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BRANCH OFFICE, Philadel'a.
First National Bank BnIIdIpx.
Where the general business Of the Company tansac
3D. and to which all general correspondence should be
addressed
DIRECTORS
0EEICERS

yLkkkNoE II. CLA-S Philadelphia, President
HENRY D. COOKE. washington, Vice President.
Jay cOOkE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com.
mttee.
EMERSON W. PEET Philadelphia, Secretary and Ae-
tuary,
4. 6. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Secretary
FRANCIS g. SMITH, ~ D., Medical Director.
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In lts Lie Departu en the Travellers has already 10
It's first t~enty months bnsissS written over po-
oes-a sreaier uumlsr than any oer lie company IN
thu lime (Wiib INC ercep ',crj.
In its AccAent department. has written upwards Of
IA, 400 polk ;, and
Paid Three Quarters ofa Million in losses,
including over 400 iosscs by fatal injury, and ia
death loose - accident 10 hich the large oI
sSos, % wa realized Tor 81 ,9s4 eeVed IN premiums.
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The Trsvssrs aisa combines with any appro~ ed forl
o. un life insurance. when desired, the PAYMENT OF a
wee1iy naemuy for totally disabling injuries by acci
dent thus corhring AL the benefits OF both Lte and
Accident insuraDrS under policy and premium ~
rates less than companies charge for Life naurafcs
alone This TORN of policy meets with much favor, and
10 Travellers IS the only {, RpAny that writes it.
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Taken Up.

DY the undersigned residing in the town of
ID Fr nklin, on the 18th Of Nov, ii RED
uEfFKR two years old. with small bell on
The owner Is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
PATRICK D0NOHOE.
Town l3. See 81, Range 81.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Foa THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Enu2'-, Gcia-, RufsHnz., Edonrscacss,
sroJp, Bronchitis, sBci;sicnt Son.
sumption, aEd fer tilc Rscilef
y. Sos.uIs9piivc Patients
ia ndvRtfcra Stages
OF IKE fSiSCaAe.
1hil IL remedy 30 universally known 10 snpa=s
aas other for the of throat and lung complaints
that Is useless heEe TO publish the evidence of its
virtues Its unriyallel excellence for coughs and
colds. aud its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease have made It known throughout the civil.
iIed nations 0stae earth. Few tie communities,
~ even iami!ies, among them who have not some
perstunl experience OF its effects - some living
trophy i2 tier midst of its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders of iiIc throat and lungs.
rs all know tie dreadful fatality OF these disorders
aat. thcy Know, TOO, the effects OF this remedy,
He need ct do more than TO assure them that it has
Vow all ihc virtues that it did haye when making
the cures which lave won so strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind.
preparei by DR.. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell Mass
Tor s.tlc II y ,uitoIoc Nv
TU j. ROBINSON.
a. 'rWo iiycrs ~
HR.JOHN GSW lLp
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

n uTlnE il hereby given, tlat the partner
y ship lately existing tc,wccn John Klein,
| r and AusHst T l'unte, Of The village OF
Ei1fi,owae, hisconsia, under TIE firm of
Klein * bumke, VS. Dissolved nn the 10th
az December, 4. H. 1871, by mutual
,rtcucnt The rItIEe Business 5rrici on by
H. said E5ein & Duuac will be cuntin ned at
&c sar.c II e. b. thc said \. :. Iumkc,
charles iI1srrlani. and William Nilharnis
tidcr the firm and nsmc Of i. F. Euni.e s.
b.. who re to pay all tie debts Of the said
|rni Of X Elm K Dumke, and are hereby au-
b. lzcd 10 collect and receive ali lcb.s, dues
m dem mis- iu favor If said sl1n
JOHN III N. Jr..
AUGCSTF DUANE.
Naritowec. Ice To- 1857. II 4
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALERENE
FOR lRREG CHARITIES

These Drops are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders or Nostrums Being LIQUID their
action is direct and positive rendering them
reliable, speedy and perfect specific for the
cure OF all distractions and suppressions Of
nature. Their popularity is indicated by the
fact that over 100, 600 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the ladies of the United
States, every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms of praise of their great merits.
They are rapidly taking the place of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know aught of them, as the surest,
safest, and most infallible preparation in the
world, for the cure of all female complaints,
tie removal Of all distractions of nature, and
the promotion of health regularity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
why they should not nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, will be found carefully folded
| around each bottle, with the written signature
Of JOHN l.. LYON, without Which none arc
genuine
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON. 1875
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn, who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail,
enclosing stamp,) concerning al priyat,
diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
&. G.. CLARK & CO.,
Gent Agents for T. S. and Canadas.
7. }. Robinson, Agents, Manitowoc, Wis
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INES AND UORS.

ERED. RUDOLPH wholesale and retail
l. dealer in Wines and Liquors and Rectiier
of Whiskey, recommends to his customerssand
friends his new stock Of Bourbon, Monongahela,
Rye, Old Rye two years., Rectified Whiskey,
Brandies Rum, Gin, Arack, Cherry Wine and
Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bitters;
Rum and Arack Punch; all kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Bhein, French, Madeira and Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar. | will wait upon
my customers promptly and sell cheaper than
any one else IN this town. Store near the
corner Of Eighth and Quay streets, south side
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I.scsirrns. Cancer Tuusors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries aad Exioliation Of

great variety of cases have be- reported 70 US
" here cures OF these formidable comp aints have
resulted from tile use of tins remedy, but space
i5eie Will not admit them. Some of them may be
found IN our American Almanac, which the agents
below named are pleased 10 furnish gratis TO all who
call f,,rf
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EI0is.si y. VYuonEV.

. TToRNEY aud Counsellor II Law, and
l District Attorney for Maritnwoc County.
II. All business entrusted to his car1 win he
ronptly aud fiiLfal'y attended to. Advice
. lestly given. for which reasonable thar-c
III be made. Al parties iiabie 10 " sue and
. sued please give rae eaii. g b We not
s-pivedff ukcc IN i.uc.9cr.s 5iec= en the
,,cr ork aId Eighth streets, where !:c pa J
/. to,.i.,! f.e.n 3 j y. uH.il 8 D.. s.
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Now is the time to Order.

REEFS, Shrubs, Roses, Vines and every
/ thing usually cultivated in a Western
Nursery, can always be found at j B. Rich
ardson's Garden and Nursery Would call
your particular attention to the Ornamental
Department which cannot be exeelled by any
other Nursery in the State TO choice yaric-
ties of Bulbs, Roses, Shrubs Shade Trees,
Evergroens, &c Please send for price list,
and order early for Fall delivery.
Address, j b. RICHARDSON
Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
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- YEPrPsia. Heart Esisc9se, Fits, Epiicpsy.
NsiGnchoiy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures OF these affections Havo
been made by the Alternative power ofths medicine
stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
eHd thus ovcrcOmes disorders which would be sup
posed hes ond its reach. Such remedy has long
been uired by the necessities OF the people and
we confident That this Viii do for them al that
medicine can do.
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Pocket Book Found.

ON the 18th inst, n Poke. Book was found
~ in Mantoaoc, containing a sum Of money.
The owner can have il by paying charges.
MICHAEL HUSSEY.
See 80, town OFF, nklin, Noy. "a, 1867.
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Catholic
LSR Z ( Ti SLCo1.

fahrlte Private School viii lie rpercI on
s tisc 1h day If November. 1T Samuel
!. sE"y'~. aar he Pest Office, i'y NEr. .in'oine
aH.- 5aci. 4 = t,or scl ool there will lie
{ ! rjslitu instruction 70 Catholic clildr"n
b.Iirlu cf ether dcncmnaticrs VIII also lie
ecived. ftrl =, : TO- ter month.
tie same place there will DC Divine In
truetiou IL DE FI9Rch lan2Gaec. 81 a clock
y tic cysun-. Terms, 500 per mcrih.
-tNTUTIE NESANG
!" tit, vac. 0cs. e, 1857.
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Banking and Exchange Office
OF
7. G.. S II @ V E,
tlaz.itO.yoc, W ssCoES.E.
Via znftON q

TT S. BONDS {7-20's. 5-20's, and all other
= kinds purchased, sold and exchanged.
Coupons On Interest Warrants cashcd Gold.
SHvct. and Coindrafts purchased at the highest
market rates.
Drafts. on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con-
tinent"l Europa, fer sale in sums to suit. Pc
pests received, subject to sight draft. Also
intcr est paid on deposits by special agreement
Collections made on all parts Of the Uniteu
States, Canada Great Britain, and Europe,
niItle Il, reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices 7. c. SHOVE.
Mdntowoc, March 81. 1873 &c
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V0ilN UFNBLlk, Manufacture OF and
j dealer in American and Italian Mar
BE. Monuments, hcad-s.ones. aantlcs. t.
be tops, bepti-nial fonts, &C.. furnished on
short notice and 10 &c entire satisfaction Of the
purchaser rSH6