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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-18
HALL
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover

Erery Heo,' increases The 7poo7k-
t0rjty OF this UcImabIe Hair PREM.
d5'ufi0n, tCItich Is due to merit
atone. Ne cHn assure orr old
patrons that IL Is Rey,t s,,TEy an to
its high standard. and to those
aCaO hare peUeT used 1t IRE can
confidently say. that IL il the onZu
fetiubte and perfected preDGrn-
ton tn restore GRAY 0Ik FADED
HAIR to its yOutAtnl color. max.
ing it SOFT, iMstrOts, md .fIhe,, a..
me scalp, on its rise, becomes
sUtite md clean: 1T removes an
eruDtiOns and dandruff. and bv
its tonic properties DreUents the
hair from failing out. as It sffns-
ukVtes and pOHriahes the hair
glands. BIZ It's use the hair oyous
thicker and stronger. IN badness
1t restores the c0ptyIufy 0l1uds
to their normal rtSor, ard sDiU
create a neU gro,pfh eGcept In
economical HAIR DRESSING
ecer used, as it requires fe,Cer
applications. and g!res the hair
fhdt splendid glossy GppearaRce
so much admired bY oti. Il. Il.
Hayes, NJ. D.. State 4ssoyer of
Mass, says, "fhe constituents are
pure and core}nHy setected for
eTcettT0t 1HHfUV, ana 4 cOVsf0eF
1t the RESI- PREPARATION for
ITS intended pmFy,0scs.' he Duo-
lish u freHtse on the hair, ,chic5
ace send free Dy mail npOt, dppIi-
cufiOH, Wh'ch contains cOmnien-
dat0,y n"fices franz cferDynpe,s,
23tys,ciHHs. the press, and Others.
ne hare matte tie study of the
hair anil its diseases u specially II
for Ueurs, md EnOsO h'"t ace mako
the most eitectice preparation for
the restoration dlsd the JIreSercI-
tim Of the hair, e.Efunt, and so
Gckm0sCleoiged by the best Me di.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sod BY all Druggist, and Dealers in Medic;as
COOK, c0RURN & CO.
Gen1 Agents for North Western States.
~ DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
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We NOW DOUBLE ouR
RATS OF PREMIUMS.

Our friends Will readily notice our Presents for 80
Clubs of ~ and 400 respectively of other firms.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-18
MELIcAL IlllsMaMA.I0A

-Four 1agnIicently illustrated Medical Books, con-
tanning Important Phys.o:csit al Informato Men
and Women sent free receipt of rs by address
ing DrIohn fanderpoo No 90 Clinton Place n Y. City
fsra~ord's Stump and Roeh Extractor and Elevator
AreTiected Send for circular A Clawford Warren Me-
AT An xS-2s-AGENiS--- per month the year
w round or certainty OF $3.50 to $1,000 per month
10 those b7riog little capital we guaranty the above
monthly salary to good active agents at their
homes Every agent, farmer, gardner, planter and
rut grower, north and south. ss6eiG for
particulars Please call or address
J. AIlEEN & co, IS Second St. R;.ifimore Md
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-18

A sentimental young lady addressed
disconsolated Indian as follows;
sssWhy drops the eye of the forest
chief? Does the memory of the red war
,ior revert to the past when his proud an
cestors roamed through the forest and en-
ioycd the primeval glories of nature, now
sadly marred by the ak and pillow of the
MISUNDERSTANDING rustic.
To which the noble red man replied ?
"Ughl No. White man glib lnjun to
much ,whiskey. injun big drank last
night. Injun puke; den 1n5un get well
gain ugh -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-18
NCFNiE " ANEFI3 E(|R
1.-THE E-C0ATS,

And hoao they Lired Fought and Died or the Union cih
Scenes and Incidents ID, the Great Rebellion 1t
over loo fine EDgrayipgs and SO pages, and i. tho
spcieSt and cheapest war book published. Price only
$3.50 per copy Send for circular and and
u iuil description vi the work. Address JONES'
BROTHERS CO., Chicago, Ill, or St Louis Mo-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-18

A. NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
n Thread and Needles for Sipge--.SevipE
Nsehinss, at the TrAnkliA Bookstore
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n "a Il =, Z
common shape, as good as the best. The RED
JACK EFT (Colburn's Patent) AXE cannot be e1celled
We guaranty they will cut 25 per cent. more than
common Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

hush Corn II 800 Oats Barley 7s0 hush Rye
Ofthe wheat COO OCO bush held by millers -
~ LouIs Dec. l5lobaeco quiet and unchanged Cotton ZIG
low grades high and good demand eupertnt ~
So Elt &c 1887 q; Treble Extra 10 Fsnct $5GHV ~
doh and unchanged Corn 6m but at I6G5c OAh
unchanged al 56de Barley unchanged RYE very hr ~
d@l 90 Whisky hrm AZ 94c Mess Pofk a$ aOdfh blh mAs
higher Dry hetts-Shouders lOiGo!c; Clear hhs 80
Sides 4dl4c Bacon nonnalt Shoulders l4te Gear KO
Clear sides lie Sugar cured Hams ltic Lard-lefct ~
kea, Ul 0l7c Live Hogs-DT0vtTs are an1ou TO sen
ron - 50GS8 60 Cattle unchanged kecep~-%'V DUE i'
J 5uohush. Wheat. 500 Hogs ,.... s,,o.,,
CBcAGo l5-EIhapge NtwYor dull at per cent sseoas
huJ e and selling. Flour quiet; Spring Els. = o,ia
~ IS No. weak lbi since change, g ~ w. CO.
Guiet New and Knded declined u 02c Old No nomna al oy'.
New dull: Kudned 5500c Oats quei anu Gun az a. 10
81 202c sales 81 No AZ = ~ ~ -
decline Of 4G5c sales az - ~ "lAl
steady aod firm nu quiet Provisions trme Mess foft SOC
Sol Lara I4 aI5ic Sweet Picked Hams lJalc Shori I'm
lddes loose l2al2. Dry Sailed Shoulders loose a. aye dressed
Hogs active I'm steady 5G 80 IS Live Heg moderately ao'e
and steady for grades lower grades Common 10 irs
470S8 Cattle quiet Cove g 13@S+ 90 Lgh S'set
+s0 IS 25: E1tra Choice S90S TO- Receipts todsy-~ b9s
49, % m basb Wheat as 900 bush Corn 81 600 bush oats $50
bnsh rive 200 bush Barley l8oo0 Hogs Shipnenll'V b6s
Four bush $4,000 hrsh Corn, tN0 bush OG SI
bush Rye, 2 200 bash Barley 1900 Hogs
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-DEC. Is
1883 head The demand not Aeiye
prices heen obtained while orfnAr GRADES
there decline idlc 10 sales Of Extra S2 5OdSIJ5Oi
quality STA Il, second quality, SlOdSO So third qnl
Lsmhs-Reeeips 74lO head The market
inactive. The bulk Of tAes made al per
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
DOWKSvIc .I4REETs

PBAnErPHA Dee b. eite1M ahng pands - Gulf 25lo
isss nsas.ai. sr3 wessia Erirl Fs5 - 594s q pesrsy
T ,s s sG o9 a. o. Ss6o q 100 Z s .s pee, 81 y
go g. Com a s-es 5000 tnsh Damp and Dry Neu leIoz So
aa gse- ADD leEsr "a on obls Relusl q. 29le Crude
drne refining Cuba ut9Ii@e Proynozs dull wlsky
lSrsonr Dee i5--Coon srni Madrg. nomnsly DC Floor
aa inactive. bi pses une1snged Wheat doll: reetipa small
o 0as ffi !, 80. RI frn a 81 o4si So ior s. J. st
rSees l0l5le shoulders. ie Hams Ise Lard active
Dee lsFogr dan and lover; Choice Minnesota,
1886 Wisconsin aud Iowa. STA 50 or Wheat deeining
ssf No sis 2ti No Al 81 H. O1ts steady she sor 10
quiet Old &c unchanged Bhflcr 6rn AZ ~ for No
ReesP,2oOo bbt FoHr. 40o bush WHEAT 800 bush Oats
sg'h Com 900 bush Rye Shpnsuis-5oOC bb f"1r 100
qOLrpo, laFour quiet wbest quiet Winter ds ned Sc
E. f: G so os'i z EsIS g No. b, S re fs
Log. - a5d = Medium Leaf "a 20 soss 80 gross M,,
Pa ~; s 20 So's sSs,c s, s"s' o g gs zs
wheat 81 TDGsl ~ Cora buIk, 6e. Rys ~ 90 Oats H9
e. Bah Modification loe Clear Bib Sdss lAe Clear Sides
hEPSB lsCoi,en qusi aud Boay pncbsngsd Isssvt.
16 bales 1871 bales FoarLsN grader sG1sI
carRas AZ ea7oe oa. 6sd7oc PORK sz69s s 20 Lard le0
is Bacon ss91ns sbouis e Clear sides ss Bah shoulder
Brrs1o Dee qn,t sale. Of 500 bs Is for West.
slo = 81 WHIT western Rye Fiorr Sos.is a. Wheat aups
SsssSa = So sS 200 Sos No Mssuiss cisr It % Con-
~ s.i s o a 's. . e.a s al s s
riscrss1fi Dec 5Flour steady al o. 9eG whss. firm and
Sssngs Germ qss, S-'' S.. sn gsehgs Bye asSa, 20
seys Al zS0 lg Isl psesPis 1850 head Mes Pork Led ArH
offered for month Of January Bulk
s.Aed i stisrs month 10 a sold Oc eose Clear R
hes ste csar Sdes le ooss and fly cured sHsaT euI
Ia se ysAas lie Green Meats excited hOsrs cell spsEAel
GsB ile. EIobauge timer Neaey unchanged
OswsGo Dee l3Fosr has advanced re q bbl With coed 4e
0tud bb a No. 7 kpiHg;
Ass Winter whde ell 25a eli - Double Rrrs
Wbeatia demand; hah White Canada 81 g ssa
t1e sus Choices do so bnsb. Mo- Milwaukee CuL
~ 81 and iss bush Ne DO pTysie fsfaA Cora
~ H1el % Oats bed ~ Go Farley B0nbz Com Meal
Ten. Aiss1 STEADY Shos e2j hhpsth go. and hidGngs
sH@ 80 Railroad fTsielFeato Bostel ~ o.,
len. tr Albany The ma
fsd skesi N b cL hG5 biissE $4,000 DGs Wkes. ~ 80
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Ptr CdHS' Ietsee ana ha, sret. ~, MI,
5l4 bush. Oats tl5 bnth NAL ~
579 bbS Flour 30 bbs Corn dt' o
Meal 2l7 bales Cotton 49, bags BoekSbsa RON 80
h Crude Petroleum S65 bbA Refined Petroleum Joy bbs Spu
Tureutnt 81 g bbs Pitch 2S bb ROn 25 bbls Por
sCy pIFs Beef 70 pk Cut Meats 50 pkgs Grease & ptgi Lard
pfs q searn s74 Pfgs Butte. le Zs pfgi Ia
lev ia ptg Dned FIuit IS Dressed Hog 10 OF Ct % bo
Copp. i6hbs 523 bbs Eggs - btes Hops 6s3t sides
bids Tobacco ~ bOIet and Tobacco q
go bash Cotton Seed 6 ptgt Eee 80 toss Starch
lNr.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
THE STATE q, Trade.

loyroy Dec 1850 nConsos oPened AZ n asl closed At
TO- MONEY closed Sz d2i for
ReTusuy onds opened "a and closed ei and steady At i
Ens n. and " for ilnciG
FHANEToK. Dee l5U FveTvery bonds 78 o the Old Issue
PAN, Dee iSTbe Bourss dull; Rsutsi 70r. Doe.
lS-S.J0p n.-Mdding UplaDds the
aDeruF Oid Otd h1dug Orleans the opsring
eose ioid the have 1905
Petroleum g. for Refined Pork fat 65 Corn 80 Peas
LOxpOS Dee IS $50 uT6low heAvy and veal at 1915
Dee aPetrOeum ErGeT, a. Isl bid hoseII A.
Wv1Y 5-Coton dull both arrive; Tres
rus on spot l2Jff Low hi1ding . l2ifr
HIECHksTEK Dee la--Ysrns and fSbrieS duh
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


rSnr o. SsEIG sT. Fi Gif Gat; NOBLE
ssiS New World Champion, London
B B11S LSs HS' ac tSf,., Vincent Canon ga, B.,
sorSsi % s 49, s Irssi SCi 49,
Arctic 0ssn Charleston Ell. Hay cGgsS, Jasis,.,
Mec ChoD AeorP Bake H' .5,, r' b.y:
1%ss SG B B hssS Stout Bio Do
ARRIVED.
Steamship Steamship Rlsa isi csps SssSsa n.,, store.
Steamship Sereus Besrse Boston, mdse and pass
s ssS VIM stoSsT B.at Liverpool 2s ds and
Bah vigilln Tapscoi, Somerset.
Bs Pension Bassn Dry HARDER lam IS days osvood and
R S,oon,., Tr,e.y Brunswick Ga dy, yellow pine
Schf Freedom Clare Glaze Bay u days eoAL
Emma v. ellsworth, Elirsbeihpor- Cloud Eli.6stbpOrt
v BsrIseW. EAIabe.hpOrt Jss MAGE Ehi.e.'aIort
Wave. New.London. Sea Bird Boston ,,,
Hill sss,IfS': f B s Ds.' s.sss iHS
s f"hH SoTs. El,assspO C. GrsH.r BlabsbPOt
judge RusyoH RdI,bethport Reeses. smith Noyiols
so, Il K xIos: AisIsnir. S,OIsy, South AGboy
wsstmoreland Providence T. a iSAf o. n,ose,,,r
Poa,s. So ssi, ffssn n New IoSSsu
iGesps Ryder Boston B; r. Reeves Sag iiartor
b b"st' Nelson Por Jefferson Clara Pos. POr; J.sr'n
sarah A. Blake Taunton T. C. Lyman Ss"h
Chief New London
SAILED.
,. c, .sS.vyort IIverpoO; Hosatis Hamburg; charles
tor cSaris.tSa s,rato Norfolk Ship Commodore San "n'I
Crest Of the Wave Baltimore
DOMETIC PORTS.
BosroS iArrived sehrs Phnass Laeon" anu
in M9 W6SpoH Dec isArrv.d Edwin from Cadi stot
oproou Tor brig Charles Albert from Port Span o Bal
-. wn Tbomsop Frtsyrr,.
IIS% rS1sGAs .d As' s.sol P1,dsRs. OLD
Cbsd and Marse Philadelphia Osprey philadelphia
as Pbi,I,lpb. Ataats NewYork; brgs Larabet bhsb.b
morn. Nellie Law GeogetOwn Gertrude New iors James
Tier Unosou EIAbshport L. T. knight Pon Jobhon
paes LIME Watson. Calais barb HeuA ksEseo iaatd
s Geo r. Prescott Philadelphia; Rolerson Phlsdeg Auee
Hale Portland sehgs Mary Weseo, Wm y bAoef d. "~sAo"'
Rondout $500
sorrY,xProS Dec steamship Union from Ne-ferL
oUKHxsrowS 18th. steamship City Of Washington NV"
Yorha arrived here today. A.. ,.,,1., f.,
M,Sr.NLLo Nov 2sIn port hr Susan 90 sal the ee' "
Nss-lOrk.
Brig Chebuto 49, Of Falmouth jan, from Aoh'es' DAY " :"
Ship ABBY Rer.ou from Glasgow for Ns"lOra Dee on NAN
ticket
- n =. rAih.5a tlce Capt snl from Hev.Yoib
y1 a. , Dor, with nssDg damaged having experienced heavy
gale. =. Tt. .btn lrnod RouulpT.r Can't st.in-
Aeu u1' 80 nj ZION having experienced heavy gale
Crows from BaenOs Ayres for New lctt VIII =
,,go I ashore On the night OF ihe h inst mice
south o. THOMPSON Of Boston cargo 800 %
- .bors Island n j. full Of water, aud Vii prove n1
zoe. The bns been stripped OF her sails and riggng
othe Submarine Company has eontsd " 'Sueh
,hs ,shr X =. Deane, ashore on Deal beach y -
m. schrs Louisa Crockett and William James ashore 81 h,i.od
successfully hauled Of By Capt L. T. Brown 81 We N.nsr
Yankee. The l. c. was brough, 70 Newlork
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Bort MaSm's nutit,.

STATE oy NRw.YoEx, l
PoHr.wARpxSs 0TstB, No. % WnhanaI
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ ssc.Oo q u. Asa passed ABh Il ISL ;H,sd A. A,.
having charge Of the subject matter Of ,neh men,
following und
tor b The and that the s ersahOrt u
he completed .lha succeeding THIS Eeres % tsa sss
vessels:
steamship Albemars
steamship HAteas,
.s.s
steamship City ofPaTis..
steamship Aanhattsn =,
steamship Ellen i.
steamship Urelida
Brig PsnOla n
Brig .Fftntcsa
Eehr Chas II. Kelley .PisrIspents
AISTH0RNE TohPkIsb, PIsssss.
J. Agss HsRRsAr s'sresIJ.
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xrvvs pAcKAGEs FOR THE PRESS.

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PKEs5.
C,sus and puers arriving Ibis port are Requested 70
Associated Press ohj
suthory OF j. W Smontop oeseIa
tven News packages the Journal Of Coner TINES
WorLd S rprsss Erenng Commercial ddrtTfis'r staen
I,Bo Ns VORTEX Journal and Nsg Yorker DeokTa sn"ao AZ"
h. .iy, only To he same
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WEATHER REPORTS m.

PASSENGERS ARRiVED.
FROM GLASGOW Nov. 29-In steamship BnWanIa-C@Vt = .
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Moon I;Io
"a,
Sand, Book 800 u Cows Island .iO:i5 Hell Gse..l29
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Sx&s hp Snttiuu.

A VI MFRWTF Aaetontef
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co. Broadway COR
I'D sL-sAss Of Dooks PsneT Goods Furniture
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE
AT THE AMERICAN CHROMO GALLERY
No. $50 Broadway.
THURSDAY EVENING Dee n, At =. o'clock
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHROMOs after Paintings BY the
eeebed Asts A. Bierstad T. Bker Eastman johnson
Thompson j. @ Brown TAFT and Others handsomely framed Gold
aud Walnut frames ~ -,r 80.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. IS at O'clock
A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE BOOKS, many Of
them relating 10 AMERICA and comprising General and Local Histories
Rograpbes State Documents sc number 81 SCARCE PAMPH
IFS concerning the Rebellion seve OF them Confederate mprns
% WorEs In General Literature including beautifully Illustrated
RoI so collection of Of all the Members Of the
United States Congress Of 1871.
Gaia loRues ready. and the Collection on view
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CGsvE AID ASn PI7TsErEGH RNtHotD TO- OfICE ~ tnEj
S9eRF1ARl AND IKFAsrREH. CLEytIASu, Dee. q llt
4 NNaJAL MEETING.-Thc Annual Meeting
~ # BE Siookhodc O. the CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD Directors for The cnsatc anil Tor
the Of such other business cone before them Wt
held a. t ofce Compaty Cleveland q lh ococ
WFpNFgDAY prot The Transfer Books vi close
SATURDAY. lee g. lttt Az reotu u NONpAl, jan d. l'
4. INGEESOLI Serfsfa~r.
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A. LKAVl1T, =, :,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astorplaee and Egh,hst LkAyfTT SIkhbslSh
90 CATALosuED AND BOLD
MONDAY Dee a. AND FOLLOWING DAYS, at o'clock, p 10,
CHOICE COLLECTION Of BOOKS ..
relating 10 America: Local Histories Confederate
Large paper privately printed Works Fsees &c aso
able List Autograph Letters Manuscripts &C. comprising te Ioe
,poudence of the Hon Asbu Dickens formerly Secretary OF Sae
Rare Coins Medals acoeoon Of Music formerly The properly
OF HeeTl; also vOos said to oe very
valuable the Autographs will be found copy the keo
aboshirg slavery signed BY the President ana
other officers and Senators Representatives who voted for the keo
uonthe only copy eIsteneegnque neatly framed Catalogues
Ket.fa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

ItNh ltHL
rTNHE annual ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF
this Rank vii b. held II TIE BAut " 20 bratNa on
eSECONU TUESDAY JaIlATy Vrumo between tou. e.
y ~ ald 2 D. m JOINS T. hill Cashier
ELECTION.-An Election for fifteen DlliEC-
II TORS Of he WORLD MUTUAL Ilif INSURANCE CoMPAEi
So 100 Broadway. WEDNESDAY. Dee t.
lC7 % Pr at ooos sam Bf>IukSsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

US 10 d,r,s Tss '',, .sss, s G ,fa
o good Siase 81 ga mi. TOE trade s now ooAuf ~
TO crSs ,Ud the oile 70 CsI "a & set here We may
sHs SUI ri country changes can be noted -A @ Good
sded fon th b "a ga Al &c outsdt pce "0o'
f 'resl ~ ron 20 70 &c pretty erotnl lA.i We ST.
ss liter from The west and vthoei btp rom a. r,ops
nuth aGvGnce, hence Tue AAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

STATF IttIVc'-. TKkAsrHFR's OTIftg
SriINeFtzLu. Nov. g. Iga
THE INTEREST which will BECOME DUE
urou STOCK ~ tie STATE OF ILLINOIS Noaiar
Jaiusrr olI he PAID % tie AMEW'AN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK tbe CIV q Nes YORK from the fil o. tie 1871
u''' 'I'-'''' ~ ''"'' GRO W SMITH stat. Tr.s,urer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

Tie city packed n OF poultry Receivers win have hard tine
aw should They ind almost Impossible 20 eel
Pot low We noticed firsh NeeE chickens offering
lVdf with turkeys 4dlS. vason selling the law
billing going into elect the l0th oDecapte That Michigan
an h soa De 18th q Juuar Dealers do rot Ike PEI ofeasu
n ne dee killed preous They he 80 be entsgled
j. lgst0u Gfoaso and b5s ltey cecse with expected
lesyy reeopts We quote! -S-.r--
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VIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
on TuE
On THE
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD

PER Gent,
prerlI ard payable Cod a. e heta IAi hAi' NV
Yoft Coupon, p..a JsuuATI ADD Iuiy.
", tro- s,, oiif security an - e" heH r.
n cir owe nehts fy4d flushed q sacrin'to y ne
t are equal to tts us ettt ne ' o. VIC NL''
q Bono. 80 f-..-.. -. 800. 81 ,.,,.,.,
rInALL LRnLILLEs Ml-Ll-l- ~ u N-l,-ull
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a I3 Geese. Wet. . ~. : ! @a - %
% ~ 25. Jerser..... e pair. 500 -
Turkeys. A. .B....,.. ia j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

~ 7o2o ~ tie week With exports o. e, IOi. o All %
show that me so.A - ne.,y az W.
srg t, 5 & boes Of shipping cheese viii cover The entire
~ r. e and state Thu light sapI Ane an Ne % $50 -
fiec. - "a ccapscs tru feeling mere We ao'atee
remakng quite number M NC lSSees are Rtu
It ~ a. efueeiaton that they viii rcach IuF soon ShP
now huug Up damaged stock ana bat on N ts,oI AZ Iai4e
Ia; Ssf lqc few choice factories but operating
~ L-.. an.l hnLle nntI.LL Their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

ftf4tE 0I 1ht htsiiI0N Ilif ~ -. .
No u Wall IL. SKwi0KE. Dec. f, lbob
VNHE Animal Election for Directors OF TINS
Comb.pv vii h. bed ou MONDAY JAuuAU 1909 The poIt
VII h. otsb from O'Clock JANIS GlLhoH htetniI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
be- held al the ohee Of the COMPANY
No 9s BroadwAy ORR II DAY Of DecemttT os-
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Highway Robbery --rh. collector o, ,,,., Of

Highway Robbery --The collector Of taxes of
HOlenback township, Mr.. John Whitebread, was
robbed of nearly four hundred dollars last Friday in
broad noon, and in sight of carpenters st work in
house quarter Of mile of He stopped at Mr..
sPoonoerGers, where money was paid him, and was
invited to dine but started on and soon met young
man who presented pistol, and demanded his mon
ey. Mr.. Whirebread has but one arm and is de-
fenceless. He was knocked down and his money
taken. The thief had dark hair, red face, was
dressed in dark cashmere suit. Half an hour be-
fore two neighbors passed along and noticed this
young man sitting on q chestnut stump doubt
waiting for his victim. Search was made, but the
rascal may have reached the Lehigh valley station
six miles distant in time for the afternoon train, or,
if no is one of gang, is lingering about that re-
gion and knowing all Ihs money transactions going
on and the horses worth stealing WiLkes- -Barrs
Timss.
Luzerne License Iaw.--We publish in an
other column act passed at the last session Of the
Legislature, entitled IAN Act for the further pru-
lection of the wholesals and retail merchants n tho
county of Luzerne" which is creating good deal Of
excitement inside well outside Of that county
Its provisions rather too stringent for the inter-
ests of the consumer, AMI understand indigna ton
meetings being held to express the opposition of
the people to so odous and unjust n law. It pro-
tects the dealer in far it Injuries the consumer
and that is too much the knl of protection the bug
zard gives its prey to suit the pOpuacs.
Revenue Ssizure.--Inspector Mansfield, on
Tuesday last seized the distillery of Patrick Gala
0her hidden in n ravine at OIvnhAnt No Whiskx
was found Seven tubs full of mash were gobbled,
Scranton Republican.
"Look on his picture, and then on that"
Here you behold the infrm step,
The pslIid cheek wasting form,
UntasteI food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches. pains,
Seepess nights, and mental dependency
There, Laughing health parking eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the other didn't
They are very beneficial for weak and delicate per-
Sous.
Magnolia Water.
: delightful toilet artcle-superOr TO Co
logne and at half the price.
I" Time tries all Things" and has proved
that DR.. Histar's Baisau Of Had Cherry is the
remedy par erceHence for the cure of coughs, colds
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis asthma, phthsic,
sore throat and influenza. 1t coughs and
colds instdnter 1t soothes the irritat.d parts it
heals the inf ann ti"n and consumption itself
yiel.Is To i. m,src ,nHue nee
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-06
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE.

THAT on the 25th day Of April A. D. 1863 q
l. Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate Of NJ. Bacon, of the township of Mich
olson, in the County of Wyoming ami State OF
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his petition; that the payment of any debts
AMI delivery Of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him, for his use and the transfer OF
aay property by him forbidden by law; that
meeting of the Creditors of aid Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose more Assignees Of
his Estate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
20 be holden at 3O3 Lackawanpa Avenue, Scranton,
Pennsylvania before Edward N. Willard, Register,
on the ID day of June A ID. 1868. atS o'clock
A. NJ.
THoS. A R0WLEY, z. S. Marshal
s9w4 as Messenger Western Dis, Pa.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry wrIts of Vsnditioni ErpOnds
ID to me directed there will be exposed to public
sale at the Court House in Tunkhannock, Wyoming
County, Pennsylvania,
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, '6s, at l o'clock P. NJ.
All tho right title and interest of the defendant in
aud to that certain piece. parcel tract Of land
situate and beng In the township OF Nicholson,
Wyoming County Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scrbsd as follows, to wit On the North by Public
Highway. East by land of Arab Squires, South by
lands of TOBIAS Miller, and West by l=nd of Frank
Miller, containing sixty-four acres more or less,
about twenty. five acres thereof improved, with one
frame dwelling house frame barn, and some
fruit trees thereon, with the aPpurteDances
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF I.V
Lynch vs. Vi. Z Sanford
And will be sold for cash only by
M W. DEWITT, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Tunk. May 5. l569.-a9w3