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GREATNESS OF WEBSTER ILLUSTRATED.
-'Darnel Webster" remarked old Col
Gumpey, as he trimmed quid of niger
head, and fastened it securely between two
decayed teeth in the left side of his
mouth, "Darnel Webster was great man.
There want nethin mean about him. I've
hearn him talk, but 'twant so much his
talk as his generosity that tux me. He
had kinder careless way like, that kept
him from gettin' itch. He never seemed
to think what things cost. [ was comm
up the Hudson River along with him once,
and in the mornin' Darhel Webster and me
was vashin' our faces and stickin' our ha'r
in the cabin, and be tux out tooth brush
and brushed his teeth. | didn't see no
other tooth brush around, so | borrowed
his'n. And after | had used it | handed
it back to him, and what do you think !?
Why, Darnel Webster just slung that
tooth brush right inter the river. And
pose next day he went and bought him a
new one. That's all he cared about
money. There ain't no such men as Darn
ell Webster Twin now" concluded the Col
onel meditatively, as be squirted stream
of tobacco juice into the fireplace at the
other end of the room.
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q. FSEELING.

PROFESSOR of Music, &c, will give lessons
L in vocal and instrumental music in the viii
lagos of ManitOwoc and Two Rivers Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the court house
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e. IL, TREAT.

A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law Col
~ lections promptly attended to. Office ON
York street
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JOSEPH SY1IES

DEALER 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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The Electoral Vote-A Close Elec-
~rr tiOn.
The probable result of the Presidential
election Lv States il as follows.
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BA- A wretch says that a young lady
playing piano is like an ape, because her
fingers are among keus.
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ORDER FOR PROOF OF WILL-STATH
" of Wisconsin. Manitowoc county, Ass
Probate Office, Manitowoe, Oct H. AL !
1868. In the matter of the Proof and Probat Z
Of the last Will and Testament of Adalber(
Yogi deceased, late of the county of Manito{
woe. Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur /
porting to be the last VIII and Testament Of
Adalbcrt Yogi deceased, late of the County Of
Mantowoc has been filed liz this office; anu
whereas application has been made by the {.
Executor named therein praying that the same
be proven and admit cd to Probate according
to the laws of this State: Therefore, it is or
derel that said application be heard before md
at the PROBATE Office in the village of Manito-}
voc in said county on the 9th day of November !
A. ID. 1868, at 10 A. NJ. And it is further or !
dered that notice shall be given to all person.
interested i'll said viii, of the time and placs
of said hearing, by publication in the Mantle
woe Pilot, newspaper printed i'll said county
for three successive weeks, once each week ,
prior to the time Of such hearing. By the
Court. GEO. w. BARKER ~
l4-t3 County Judge.
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TN CIRCUIT COURT = MANkp0W0t
/ County Wilhelmina Kampfcrt. Plaintiff
against Ferdinand kamptcrt Defendant
Summons--For Relief. Complaint not served
The State of WISCONSIN, to + erd'''<~
fert, defendant. You are hereby summone,
and required to answer the complaint in tLi !
action which willy be filed in the Office Of tn 4
Clerk of the Circuit Court, County of Mantle
woe, State of Wisconsin, at the y Hlage of Man
itowoc in said county, and to serve copy II
your answer to the said complaint ON the subj
scribcr, ut my Office in said village within,
twenty days after the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in Thu I
action, will apply to the Court for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint. .,-.ss
GEO. WOODIN, Plaintiff s Attorney.
Dated October Is, 1868. e-avass l4-t6s
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Business Cards.
WIN. f. ELDRIDGE,
DOLCE JUSTICE. Office in Huebner' S
i Building, Manitowoc, Wis. 41tf
CHARLES HI. WALKER.

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office
"A on Eighth street, over the First National
Bank.
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DeIains, ShaWlS,

Blankets, Flannels, Balmorals, Satinets,
Cassimeres,. and all other goods at the very
lowest prices. Don't forget the place, atW
II. Horns, Brick Block, York street, under
the Pilot Office, where | will also continue to
sell as heretofore, large stock Of -, ~.t =
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GREELEY saws the Radicals hone to pre-
sent 10 CONGRESS- such evidences Of fraud IN
the Presidential election in New York as
will induce the Senate to throw ont the
vote of the State. We shall not at all sym
pathize with the northern Democrats if this
be done. They have sat still for years ana
allowed the Radicals to cuff them out OF
rositions 10 which they were entitled, kick
them out of State Legislatures, send them
fvine out of Congress, imprison them IN
forts and iails, and do every act that
would Justify retalatory measures of
the most energetic kind and yet they have
never shown the least spark of the spirit OF
men. nor done aught TO yindicate their
manhood. "Who would be free Themselves
must strike the blow" We may sTmpa-
thize with the victim in the case OF one
wrong: but when he suffers himself TO be
swindlcd habitually, cheated every day,
knocked down every night, and spit upon
whenever his oppressor chooses to vary his
outrages in that way, we cannot hut cease
to respect him.
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po,r,s Chronicle advocates the recon-
,,.. hr Congress- to the several state
I.n;a,o,ures for ratification OF cons'''"-
.;n,o1 amendment establishing negro SUIT
suoro in all the States of the Union. He
a.rs +bat the Radicals recommend negro
suffrage rs a blessing, not rs an injury,
end significantly adds:
"The issue Joined upon this Question of
a fifteenth amendment will enable the
southern people TO discover whether there
ore in the Republican rartv ana 'rho hdoe
been nctunted bv rrrenGefh feeling an sup
7ortino the establishment Of manhood SUI
frn1e in the South. We must confess that
they will he justified in attribnting this
haser motive to such Republicans as oppose
the establishment Of the same nrinciple IN
their own States. for their resistance TO 1t
,oW 1oc'nre that then regard II rs m en@.
and oriN thus be confession that hen mare
aided IN imposing an eril upon the So'''n;
It is in such Republicans, therefore "
sncb there shall prove TO he, that the SCUM
7riN discover her ,rorSt enemies"
The idea of drawing IN argument OF TINS
sort from the reconstruction measures IS
worthy of patent. FoRNEy is rather
hard upon the Radical Convention that
nominated GRANT. That hodv refused posi-
tivelv to declare itself in favor Of negro
suffrage in the North. contenting itself with
the ambiguous declaration-not ambiguous
in one sense, for it was fiat falsehood-
that CONGRESS- had the right to establish
negro suffrage in the southern States but
not in the northern.
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fv,O LANDOWNERS ON THE JAMES.

1 Dan, AND STAUNTON RlvERS.-On
Wednesday evening next l will meet a party OF
UPWARDS OF fifty Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
crs Ut Washington, on their way t. Virginia in
Sc arch Of farms. These gent emeu wish To examine
the country between Richmond and Lynchhurg,
and the best lands of Charlotte, halifax, and Neck
Ienburg counties. l already have great fea! Of
laud for safe 10 these sections OF country but may
not be able to meet every special want of these
parties and as | Will accompany them on their
trip OF examinations, / wish 10 say TO any gentle
men whose lands are not Ia my Hands that If
they wish TO take the chance OF selling t, any of
this party. and Will so Inform me, and agree To pay
nv commi >sou of five per cent. in case OF sale
will do nv besttO effect II.
have Just returned from long absence In the
North, and am glad tn report that since tie cleo
ton is over there Is a decided improvement In the
disr 7s,liou TO buy Virginia lands and am hope
full IF large increate OF buyers, provided sellers
remain reasonable in their prices heretofore.
Owners may communicate with me either by mail
or In person on our route. Notice Will be given
10 what days we may be expected along the dilfer-
cat routes Indicated. j. ID. IMB0DEN,
no list Office Virginia LANDS.
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The National InteUigeacer of yesterday
has long article eulogizing Thad. Stevens.
Coming from SO bitter an opponent Of Mr..
Stevcns's political course, it may be &C.
cepted as not TOO fattering. We quote =
few extracts:
"Mr. Stevens always acted from the
sense of honor that obtains among men as
gentlemen in ever supporting the just
claims of private parties against the Govern
ment.
"a few thousand dollars probably covered
the actual losses in property inflicted by
the rebel raid in question upon Steyens's
iron works..
"Mr. Stevens was opposed to the receipt
Of the most common presents, such as
canes, &C., in compliment of public SER
vice. AS 10 what was of o weightier
character, his escutcheon is without stain.
On 8 certain occasion sealed package
came to him which he suspected contained
money as reward for some public service.
While engaged for moment in another
apartment, the package was opened by an
attendant. 1t contained great number of
ouethousand-dollar bills. Mr.. Stevens, in
causing resealing of the package, and it's
immediate return 10 the source from whence
it came, expressed great regret that it
should have been opened, because he in
tended to return it intact, suspecting the
contents, yet not wishing to know for a GER
tlinty Of what, In its presentation, he felt
to be wound. Another package of 5000
was returned with singing retort. That
he had very many like offers in money and
stocks is likely, and that they were habitu-
ally refused Is sure, since that his estate is
O. the most moderate value.
THAT Thaddeus Stevens was not half
millionaire, at least from his professional
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FASHIONABLE ISTELLIG ENCE.-The lone
Journal tells its intelligent patrons now
large to have their visiting cards, and IN
what shape; what to print upon them' and
in what type; how to turn down the right
corner, which may sometimes be the LETT;
what not to abbreviate and finally fur
nishes fashionable complete letter-writer
in the form of dozen models OF lnVlta-
tions to be sent out to parties of various
kinds. 1t also tells what couples are en-
gagged to be married. And this is New YORK
hiph life,
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and business returns, is accounted for py III nIe
acts of liberality to persons in need: we
are assured that the long road Of his lie Is
marked by monuments Of generosity anu
humanity to the needy. To old friends! no
matter what their alterations OF political
differences from himself, he chung with '1e
utmost regard. They could always rely
upon him in dark hour. His devoteo ser
vice to Messrs. Gales Seaton is well kno"n'
and many others of his political opponents
row alive can attest his generosity OF chare
acter. We have heard also of many OF
those higher acts of manhood and states
manship, during the war, which often were
in aid of the pardon of persons from sen en-
tence of death or of Imprisonment. we
ourselves know of very conspicuous case
in which appeal was made in vain to p r. 81
dent Lincoln. No public service Woulo oe
subserved by reciting particulars.
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After reading the proceedings of the
CinoinnGti Chamber Of Commerce, which
We publish this morning, none Of Us need
to he surprised that Cincinnati lays behind
Chicago in population, wealth, and intelli-
gence. Such stupid lefty fathers" ought
TO be boxed up and sent to BARNUM as fos-
sils.
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nTNEw STORE.
NEW GOODS
At AsToN1sHINGLY Low pR1cEs'
REMOVAL.
JULIUS sYCLE
has removed to his new and elegant store,
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
where he will open on
MONDAY, November 18th,
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND LATEST
STYLES OF
ELL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
to be found in the city.
REMEMBER,
great inducements will be offered to cash buyers
at the new store,
NO. ais BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
JULIUS sYcLE.
r CARE. GEORGE SwABACHER, j. .. 1Uh-
SER and ]. WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
mo lil
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reads it will be pleased with his letter
shows that his book was written WIN -,
ntmos. care and the most scrupuious rek"-N
for the truth. md removes every d0uo' as
to his position upon the question u nv
r;ohta of the States.
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nz- GENTS, UNDERsHaRTs AND DRAW

ny- CENTS UNDERsHiRTsA AND DRAW
ERS, all sizes and weights;
BOYS, UNDERSHiRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
LADIES' UNDERSHIRTSA AND DRAWERS, ell
sizes and weights;
GIRLS UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weights;
COURTNEY 4 SON are now receiving the
ahova goods from the manufacturers agents, and
will sell them for small profits.
J.C. COURTNEY 4 SON,
no1o-,m SIS Broad street.
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T. N. ALF9IEND. e. ii. ALI hii-E'o'
t. L. ALFRIESD.
p-TIIosIAs NJ. ALFRIEND &c SON,
INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. ao2 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND MA
RINE RISKS and LIFE INSURANCE effected
on favorable terms and In large amounts.
Our senior has had large experience In the In
surance business, which enables us to prepare our
roIIctcs with reference to The wants OF our pa
irons.
All kinds Of property in town and country IN
sURED AGAINST FIRE, AND MARINE AND
INLAND INSURANCE effected TO all ports and
places desired.
Applications by letter or in person promptly re-
spondedto.
THOMAS II. ALFRIEND & SON.
oc 31-fm
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ktthc residence Of William EItenhousc ESD,
Burning Springs. ". Va, Mr. Mf1. j.. ;.
O,ENIEN t. Miss FRANK RiTr"EHlTS*
b lh Of Farming Springs Ecv. Father faTk. If
Parknrshur9. performed The ceremony.
Mobile, ala. papers please coy.
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goARDgNG AND LODGING.

"AVING REDUCED My CHARGES,
4 can now accommodate FAMILIES and
DAY BOARDTRS on very reasonas le terms. My
bedror m furniture is not surpassed by any board-
lighthouse III The city. Rooms can be had with or
without furniture. Apply 10 Mrs. DR. FITZ-
GERALD No. Gil Franklin street, between Sixth
and Seventh. 10 l0-1uSS2wE
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But now, practically, the capitalist owns
the laborer for whose owns the means
whereby I live owns me.-1he heront''on'
And is consequently more guilty in SUCH
elaveholding than those southern masters
who fed and clothed their slaves.
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Major Y. Howe Peyton has Withdrawn
from his connection with the Lynchburg
Mems as one of its editors.
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PAvgTEs2s' SUPPLIES.

DAINTS, PAINTS, PAlNTS.-LEWIS'S
! pure WHITE LEAD, SN0W-WIIITEZIEC.
C0lors Of every description. American. English,
and Chinese SERMlLL1ON. LlSSEED on.
BRUSHES III great variety, at reduced prices by
nol7 X. w. POWERS.
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MILLINERY, &c.

NsILLINERY.- have on hana "a
I'VE ard am daily receiving tne a s:9:s- ~
inent of BOSSETS, HATS, FEA!hhhSh' rISs
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, pELNEIs, Sinner
and everything pertaining 70 trs!-'las' XIV AZ
establishment 10 which ! would resrec'iu"2
the attention OF all. assuring them aalisiacsiN"
Nss. M. j. DAVIS, No. SIT Broad $50 80.
oc Slim between rh1h 81 -.
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RAJ ESTABLISHED 1913.
WINES.

OSCAR CRAM,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN FINE
WINES LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
no. 2EXCUANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH SHEET,
becs to call the attention or his friends and the
nnhIic generally to his large and wcll-seected
stock of
CLARETS, sAUTEENES, and BURGUNDY
took aud NosELLE-Pla!n and Sparkling;
CHAMPAGNE-the finest oranGs In existence;
SHERRIES, MADEIRA. and PORT
HENNESSY, VINE-GROWE kS, GARDHAI
and other BRANDIES of the yintages OF lS44,
,,o, ~ -, 81 60 9i and s sG6i wH1sKEY,
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX Rum,
I:,RDi LONDON PORTER, SCOTCH ALE,
anil OLIVE OIL; and rrr,,,,yr,,,,
thst are to be found In any market.
Also, several chests and hafochesIs OF very supe-
dozen EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct
from the best house in Cologne. no ll-lw
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ttLibe7ty Hall, King William county, Va, On
Frliy September 1, 1868 1T Il quarter 10 II . clock
2. r.. If congestion Of he lungs, SUE AtLeO :,
second Chi Il of Maria l.. and III. late john Ill.
Jones. Jr. Of Natagorda county, Texas.
az he Lord CAV and the L ord hath taken away.
Blessed be the name OF the Lord"
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SPECIAL MOTECES,
ne VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TEAS. TEAS. TEAS!
CHOICE NEW CROP TEAS.
OOLONG B!ack), oOc., 81, $L25, $l.so.
MINED Green and Black, Ooc., 81, 3l.25, $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 81, SLIPS, sl.5O.
IMPERIAL, 81 sl.25, $3.50, 81.
YOUNG HYSON, a0c., 81, sl.o5, sl.5o g.
GUSPOWDER, 81, $l.25, $L5o, 81.
JAPAN, 1926 $3.50.
COFFEEs. COFFFEs. CoFFEEs.
GREEN COFFEE, 2Oc., 22c., CSC, 28c., adc, 4oc.
ROASTED COFFEE, CSC, 2sc. 3Oc., 35c., zoe.
GROUND COFFEE, CSC, &C., aOc.. s5c 4oc.
COFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
A splendid stock OF FAMILY and FANCY
GROCERIES ut less than usual retail rates. 4
fair discount to wholesale purchasers.
Goods delivered in Richmond and Manchester
free of charge.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO SUIT.
VIRGINIA TEA IND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER or
MAIN AND METH STREETS.
rs BR EEDEN & FOX
ARE NOW OPENING
large additional lots Of DRESS GOODS, bought at
the AUCTION SALES Of the past week In NEW
ioRh TT 4 great SdcTlEce III pTlCtS. iA!Sp' " S"A'
LARGER STOCK Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
ut lower prices than they have heretofore reached.
BEEEDEN & FOX,
no le-st no. 3ol Broad street
81 CARPETS. FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
LRuGGETs, RUGS, &C.
BRETDET < FOX
have in store and now receiving large assort-
ment Of
CARPETS, FLOOR O1LCLOTHS, and
DRUGGETS,
bought at the late reduction In prices. They are
now prcpar ed to offer special inducements IN the
purchase Of these goods.
BREEDEN & FOX,
no lG-Gt No. aGI Broad street..
Eg5- FIR EcSfI C0D-LsyE3 OIL, imported d.
rect and bottled by ourselves. Recommended By
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s@CORSETS. CORSETs.
cEN1T1NE FRENCH-WOvE CORsETs, sSc.
GENUINE FRENCH-WOvE CORSETs, sLoo.
GENUINE FRENCH-woVE CoRsETs, $50.
GENUINE FRENCH-wovE CoRsETs. s2.oo.
GENUINE FRENCH-WOyE CORsETs, $3.50.
GENUINE FRENCH-WOvE CORsETS $500.
GENUINE FRENCH-WovE CoRsETs, $a.7',
We call particular attention to our stock of
CORSETs,
as we are now Offering them
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
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Dry GOODS.

~ ENUINE BROCHE sHAWLs.
VI
We call particular attention to the most elegant
selection Of
FINE BRoCHE sHAWLs
ever offered in this city, having purchased them
at the closing sales of the importers.
We offer sHAWLs at $50, worth 300 sHAwLs
at $50, worth $l25 SHAWLs at 300, worth $3.50.
LEVY BROTHERS,
no 10 Nos. 1918 and l21s Main street.
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S H EFT N G..
~
1914 BLEACHED sREETING at 4oc per yard;
1914 UNBLEACEED sHEETING at s7,c. per
yard;
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON, forty-two inches
Wide, at l8c. !;
P1LLow-CAsE COTTON, forty-six inches
wide, at 2Gc.
BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at 12t II,
Is, and $780,,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street
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scz,-CLosED ON SA7URDAYS-The store
Of LEVY BROTHERS viii be closed EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING at sunset, and remain closed
until SATURDAY EVENING at $50, at which
time they will open for the accommodation OF
,neir customers. VIII close Saturday evenings at
sac. noH
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

ngNEW STORE.
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CERTIFICATES OF CITIZENS or RICHMOND, VA
We do hereby certify that for many years past
we have been troubled greatly with stamincFln& or
impeachment or speech. We are no" si.d l" SAY
who viii be- happy TO do lisewise for All VINO may
wish his attentions. .
ROLLINS HARDESTY,
No 1913 FranAlin street.
EETIIE SCllCLTI,
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This Is TO certify that under the treatment Of DIR.
\. "A. Moses most distressing case OF stamnler-
ing, which fell under my observation has BEEN So
entirely cured that the person hitherto so afflicted
can now speak with the greatest distlnctness and
without any impeachment or apparent effort what
ever WILLIAM A. a NDERSOS,
Attorney NJ Law.
can fully endorse the above.
no l7-StE ID. G.. BOWER.
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SPECIAL MOTECES,
ry VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE Co..
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH SIkEhIS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-18

A German out west being required
to give receipt in full, produced the
following, after much mental effort: '' |
ish full. l wants no more monish. John
Swackbammer."
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Fashionable Calls.

Those little periodical rounds which
some women are in the habit Of max
ing among their friends, which usually
occur after some fashionable article Of
wearing apparel has been purcbasd,
and which the ladies' charecterizs as
'calls,n are quite a mystery to some
specimens of the sterner sex. Que Of
these few days since on seeing one
of those "callers" approaching, took
position in a closet where he could hea.
what transpired on one Of these inter-
esting occasions. He reports verbatim
all that was said as-follous.
elbow do you do my dear."
"Putty well, thank you" (They kiss.
Glow have YOU been this age y
"Putty we'll How have YOU been :
'Yery well, thank you"
pheasant to-day"
"Yes, very bright-but we had a
shower yesterday.
"Are all your people well 2"
"Quite well, thank you. How are
yours|
"Very we'll I'm obliged to YOU.
"Have you seen Mary B. lately
''No but I've seen Susan c.
"You don't say so! Is she well q
'Very well I believe" (Risiug.)
''Must YOU goW
''Yes indeed l have seven calls to
Make
ado call again soon.
.'Thank you; but you don't call once
in an age
20 you should not say so; Tm sure
Pm very good"
"Good-by."