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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Aniwhd have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
win find to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYOrk and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professon consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country TINS adding greatly 10 the value Of its col.
arms as an advertising medium The charges for adVer
tisng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, o. per line SEMI
WEEKLY tribune Is cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide average alne. Terms, cash in advance
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Professional nutitts.


4 RARE CHANCE.-A Practical PlSClCUL-
n TiRIST desrous joining WITH mere gentlemen -
t establishing Of Trout Farm weknow9 aud suitable Local
ity. A5ires TRUTTA care J. B. Crook NO. y ru.so5
TNp HARRISON NAV be found in his office.
No IN BeeeksrsI all hours Previous success HeAHs He
unfortunate guarantee Of speedy cure.
nR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach ST, makes speciality
~ treating ali diseases mercury Those afflicted should DC
~ 10 6d Re ht place The Dr. has given bis attention 70 'lse
diseases for the last 40 years In New-fork CIV.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned hom France No ~ sotatL oeL "a 1o9 S
DADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustic, or
Ia .ptoB nom business Fsula Piles Diseases Of
I'M. BLADDER kidneys DseaIe and Determines OF he Eye nose
Fae and HbNRY DANIELS NJ d. No. ia LeIngOaA'e
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x n AND NEW HAYEN RAIL

..... ... COMMENCING MAY 10. W6a
p.,,., Station Eesiok Of Tusu;yieTehlhSI anu
iA''Ne" Fourth.ave. Rnirancs OF Twenty seveuhst
...... .... TRAINS LEAVE HBWl0Rk ,.,.,p,
For Haven and Bridgeport, T. (Bh llD N i'' NA''
o. az S,, ~ Fsirssh soatipO and w'pOri T. l'o
M ass 400. and SO p m ,,.,s ~, &, P,l 3g
40 ELl e;'S III ~ ~. AS 40 $50 And $50
for pansa, as'RyI q h;5Os M mas en- 1;lS, Oh
%, 80 EI - $40 go ~ So. G $50. s,1 nS p
,,I intermediate stations. M19 1850 7l'
% .ts S. so $50 7:l5. aue $40 P m:,,,,s ..
po, Ration via sprng held. a. m lBE) I'LL D m
foi boston via Shore Line nS EI a, aRLLsp
~, eonSsessut River Railroad m tRL) ni' H. @0'"'N
% n. 70 PTo,d.u, and E'hi Railroad Sr, NJ H'
Haven S,rLOudou and stOHlnEOA Railroad u
l7:l5 - Bnud q. u and 300 p n. TO Williamsburg
EeI nMan.,touie Rairosd, a m and > .....
foI nnouss.tycL Rdlrosd -. ~, OH t'Jc "a
FoI sSsaT And Rairo.d N ~. sOS G n,Dbsrs anu
10 e9nheeup I,o,d ~ M mas $50, and $50
Commodious Seepbs NA' JAMEyH HOYT superintendent
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Yous,s ano :farms @lani,S.

A FLOOR or small HOUSE WANTED TO
"A RENT in Brooty9 or E,aDeih n D. or would by ,1.
from Civ Hall Road Preferred must be moderate Pee sno
esy terms Address with particulars, r. A. W. PostOhee Box NO
2265 York
WANTED to PURCHASER tirst-class
w DwELLNGHo located between Fogi,s'sa ,na f.y
The purchaser desires t. part cash guAA
railroad stock Address G. f. B., Boz No 10 Tribune once
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GTcnrsions.
N&luIblUHs'
nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
H. SIDE At LONG BRANCH. BY steamer EEvERSiFK ats m
daily, Sundays sIestd from Pier No "a foot Of Duane -Four hoe
st Long Branch. getting bach 10 the city At St
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

Combination RIsSnOs Telti TO al phrspI points H,TYol
E,uEpspd the Canada, and LAls Superior Rsrb embracing many
rev and attractive routes, and great variety Of ard
,IerrohI vel long and sIt'rLs tours At very Hod'rle r'
can 1or be obtained Of the EN RIuWII Boa al ard
ss7 Brold-iyi No 20 FsoBIt BroiJhi psPou foot " T''aiJ
,lrdst ,nd Of CAub,t ard LouT po Depot, Ier'' ot
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n
DY TRUSDELL a. CRANE, General Auc
I'D tonee Estate Life and Fire Insurance Ageots No - He'd
St Hoboken Large sale Of BUILDING PLOTS ard VILLA
SITES a. Auction THURSDAY, Aug 26 1863 a. one oooE
Toms River, Ocean County, ~ J. TrusdeH
Crane sen shove by order Of he Bulldog ImpoVemeuA
socaon County 800 building plots ard villa sites quA TO
100 city o the OfToms River Ocean Couhty sad prop
which situated the baHfs
Tie river Commanding Of the bay and and
being Of Rsrsn and Delaware Bay Railroad
wish Of gIound 10
healthy section the county (which has combined w'h all the o,
resort ADD permanent
la beautiful water Of the v aud bav which iT sailing hg
bathing cannot he eIceed IL also Oilers eI
ordinary Inducements 10 those desire rural home with All M
comforts oa watering place free from The restraints ani
foupss only fashion oohegses and without the tIofba
depletion Of the purse from WHICH 80 little comfort Is realized U neu
required sueh fashionable places Here you have an
oppopr Of securing plot ground which erect villa
freedom and relaxation from The busy cares Of
capitalist be found for per
msneDt already eImphd by the egAn' esenee
wereeted q OF erection 10 the town
TERMS OF sALE0 cent aud Aaeoneet fees or DAY SAFE
Der cent In per GO days. baance bond mort
gs5e FOR wears To attend "SeTsfsint
rom Pier q Ncrh River o'clock via Rauian and Delaware
Bay Railroad IRON POn Monmouth.
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
MI DEIAWARE LACRAwANEA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

- D'A co. (.esseeAD -......
po,. NewYk foot q Barclay aud foot y ch',oher't
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY NAV " toy'
g. "a MAIL TRAIN connecting at DsuviIe wih Boonos BInsh
Al With Chester Bnne Waterloo With SusteG X g an
dover ADD Eewtou Wasgto With The D. aud w X Har
GAP Soudsh Ssanton Gad Great Bend and all points OF We eE
Delaware Hudson X
Nth Leigh susqushAHHA for Bethlehem Allentown haaeh
1I56 IRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at NsEart Morris
d.. Doysr HssLsowu Warrington, PbDpsbug and Easton con
scs a PTTpsbors Bel Del for Belndere &c lnd
Faston With l. " or Bethlehem, Asno"n haash OhahA ana
gGR ANTON EXPRESS connects Washington With The D.
Stoudshnrg. and Scranton al Dover
III Chester X and At Waterloo With sasse1 X X '
e.1Ss IN .tIg;O o. SUMMIT Aad iulsmeilate s,auons
6fgo 7O itO aud J:%O o. DIV w. 0''Aa'
1873 SOUTH ORANGE sS St55t VA spmelase
30 sRW AK ,tS5O 40 s:9O $3.50 2o H. II 90 l;4oA
l. a. 49, $40, $50 40 D ''IO' DIV WV w. " ~ ~
li:i5 .,,,,r, IA uoyTcI Arr $40 1880 A. m $50
toI b iOVV "a '" SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
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grookIru graI eaut, for Sab.

A LEASE of house in Brooklyn, all furnished,
IA SALE great bargain for mus, be sold TINS week
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&tiamboais anS RaiIruahs.

-
SHREWSBURY, RED BANK and LONG
THURSDAY &aEa H. 800 NJ rrd,, August lo -. slaln
sS, A1 9S,s. a 3SS , .':T 4 sass. g.
S ;;S i S$S: 4; ;S 6 T:s 1ss.s q:
COMMUNICATING at SING SING.
~ REGULAR SUNDAY MOESING BOAT foi NhwBCRGH issi,
wishing attend Camp nseeg TIE ss1ss ,,s,%, o ~ 8
r. 49, c5s,oRl','i 6 Si1 and 51 ,siy. s6sl,
West cts return Trip Pare 80 eeas each wAy
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEW.
- BuRGH-F,r, @sIH; ,,s,gsT Ihos e9LLiBS i'
Thirty Landing l.'lng, Dob6' Perry lr,isIion SIPS
Sss T. S.Sass :. i5 Sins sSs at arras
Yei Al p q. ielsi. Ss.bufsh and return &
SPECIAL NoTICEs.czzdIhe NORWICH AND
~ SoE E:s S s @ on %RSsFsb1f 2pi e.
REMOVE o per ooeapsd BY thu HRs the past sgLI ysa
I" NE ''A''''''' PIER No 40, Mr.,
Poet Of wsi ibs hes. accommodation ii
gen E,,rn Pos ell ,. fu9d lsd nat ntoi be sag,
Ssopdon Eorbsru Eorh Worcester E,road, Pat
Bou and Itssy worcester and Eipi ,hbug worcester
RoS, I. , 'G l 5:si G i a. ..i n nss sSp at
We once f''i 40 w. ''''- ~ LB SHORT IA Agent
DOR GLEN COVE and R0SLYN-Landing
At WHITE SJ9sE S4 o d R2cE SE s'SS}sf ssa
sEGHGSHARG leaves Pssi p RyERi AFTERNOON tsundIy sI
sepsd ats osoel stopping At Jh s,eh .y Tor Psags OIL
NJ ORNING BOAT to GLEN C0YE.Landlng
DOCK eIESwooD RosLYN Tls i.'ori. sl..H.I ARROW
SMITH Pier No East River sith ptssngsrt and freight
EyERY hoRNG a. s; 'sSseiSg a. 81 + r. ta
No "a Psek Ipl at oeoef HDd ThrtyssIshib.it At s3
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
~ INDEPENDENT LINE I BaLT wAsHN9T0 1st hs NEST
~ s5S'5 cry yE FHSTE5EG E % s M No.
80. Sd a1i is.': Eoa T.r
WEST Of atnp Washington D. g. and return without .Iira cos,
The ONLY LINZ ssordHs this ,I bdgs,@sst TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED. Z. w. PBkyElL, Gen Agtt .
1880 - No 770 Broadway Barclay st. S,s.Yorh
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
ga M Mail train for Grt,nport ......
for ROsIJB. Glen Cove IouH Valley huhurGsoh, and
S:Sp m dr.snport RIpr,,a
40 m RosJn Glen Cove LouS VALLEY, Huntington, North
SO NJ for Ro,yB Glen Core LOuIt Valley Harrington and
Eorthpon , .
Sag HIrbo East and Wet Hampton on Long Island RAILROAD
NsuYk $500 aud $3.50 p "a rare through 70 Sag
All ti.ius sonp. with Braneh for Htmpsd Sunday trslss
RoJ Glen Cove LOenst Valley HaHOg0H and hSIsPS leaves
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.
IN DEPOT IL NEW YORK, Poet Of LberiJtt North River
and amer MONDAY Aug &C. 1863 pAsnser trains will run ~
"LgayR NETWORK FOR BRRdRSAvE-At ss, $50 6@
s:i5 s:Is $40 9:tS 1870 n4oL R2s $780, 400 SIS
s:tS e:ls, T. 7:ls 20 e:tS fo:ls. lI:s0
Lk4vE KEwYoRk FOR WEST BEaSEs IN. Sc; 81" s:s.
LRAvR SEwY0RK PoR RRwARK--Atl sIs $50, SIS 7ios
az g: ID. e. rs, l9 9 ~ % s d.ts Rib ~ $500
.I aa. 4 p BiLDWfS 6sp. P,ssnr,r Aren't
NORTHERN RAJ LROAD of NEW JERSEY
IN Trains will 3 tn. PayOpA fs, So' Of ch,Hbsr
ST. a. ioSs' fbs 81 dis and us D m IS 1a1
| through 70 bonIsJ-haJ II, 1863 ~.
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Country 8taI 6stats for SaI,.
Sutton Sails Of 8tal Gstat,.


A SSIGNEES SALE of valuable REAL
IA ESTATE subscribers win sell pablo auction in the VII
sge Of Toms River Ocean County Newe THURSDAY eptsm
different tracts Of land IN said
county containing farms cranberry timber lands
Ne belonging Henry Durham bankrupt Lands
'O' Al ''' " '-'' CLAYTON ROBBINS A''gne"
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Bort @larosus' gutin.

srArH o. kEw Yozx,
poHr.wAEpsEs oHyicA No "a Whhan-t
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance Wild
~ Section Of .hs pss.s ABn isI. SnaaH &C.,
,psSss.d in OF hATss Of ihe ss natter Of seA qA
,uTVe following andsf stAui9.
on ~ DE Po Wadsns that the said
he eopIe.od asEI sacessAg TIA aoHes % osA
tesssls. avn
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ERIF RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depOts

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots
IL o ChGmbs 81, and foot Of Twenty third At a. lo"s
traiu Al 10 and $50 and ;0
n daily Hes and Improved Drawing Room Coaches VIII accompany
he train Busa connecting orues1ie with magnificent
e,psE tssh Csysd Sleeping coaches will 'Seompa
The m MsAdVle and from SusquhannA TO Bufaoi
trAn 10 Buffalo. aud iheb train TO Rochester,
Buhtio. ADD Clucunau
auA Co Express eouasCHIg for NsSbugh NaTWeE
Monte ard unlonVlle
~ MldsoFu aud War, st1.y p m
For Oreycour sod Way hBD ~. daily.
FoT sgf, and WAY and Th'Atsr train, loo
Fo Ps.riou and War from TTtn, third Il Dspot ,ts9o NJ
a .. tdaily). and go FROM Chambers
Depot t6I5 a. e3 m u TO- - p m (dhJ1 ~ IN, and
Fo HseLsaash aud wsy from Twsay thdst Depot att u
m an M y. ~ and 6 ~ p From ChamberSt Depot
80 m m. 1. m. ) p m 9 m. aud b.Rs .
FoT Ptrmout and wAv from Twenty bTdst DEPOT hS
A ] .. 'J30p ?. m. $3.50 m aud haariA{s
only nid1IghI Prom ChAmbesit Depot, n9 NJ J.Su
t;i3 ISIS SOD N ADD Saturdays only IL mn
pght
cis pags Apartments In Drawing Room aud sleeping
Cache, obatd orders checking and transfer Of
b,gr, nav len COpanys oGesNos ~ and s7 Broad
-, No 90 Fuant BTookJp; Depots foot Of ChapboIst and
1 Of Tweuy HsNYok Long Dock Depot Jsy City, aud
~. As,rt. Al ts bfne uAl 'Tn Picmont only
N''-' WM r. BARR Geu'l Palsr Agent
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STTIy -lI7r7R5sEY AUTHORIZATIONS FOOT Of

NTFW JERSEY KAILhUhUJma,,TIh IVY K,n,S,,op $50
~ c',,pTi For PHILADELPHIA, via hennos'on 20
~ D. NJ o. m. Wa West Pbladsphil a. ~
Pm 10 a M iiSP S M M gro M aas SS1 M FOr
Ba9 BAN org South wss,to m s'TV. Gam. The $50
fVn N through TO Cineinnah Ana & 90 hoDsh "a
ebIbgs s,G so without change daily Saturday and sGndls
on.tss and on days os n, usn i i.n,m, s W" ~
sIesPtsa CbitaKo By evening lines tDhB.l
running rss ", JACKSON, General supeTnten9tnL
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~ superior land Tue Gothic Cottage Of IL
desirable; eutbuidBgs, &c
Sos bsaB LAVE 900 6He viBes variety Of other fruit
e5s stock tools al complete S7O YER
6U8OA, No - EassasSL h0On No. ~
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J. JOHNSON. IT,. AuetiopeeE
DY JOHNSON e. MILL r,
ID AUCTfONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE RRRS,
10y TRusDEIL 3 CRANE, General Auc-

No Is NAnAu.sT. COR CEDlRtr.. RgwYoEL
City Residences Stores Lots County Seats and Farms botghl 90
rented exchanged Loans Negotiated Auction sales q Farnate
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Rozro AND Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS, No. 145 East Sixteenth
III a. first class restaurants near Apply from 70 p N.
S1D-AVR., No. 65 one or two large FUR
- NIsHED ROOMS 70 LET. Gent preferred
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
I'D INDEPENDENT LINZ for BAIT. WARRINGTON, the WEST,
SOUTHWEST lOd EOKTHwEsTa MksTkkE fRkiGHr 70,
oWAed by PROPELLER LINZ from Pert ~ r., and
WARRINGTON CITY FREIGHT by and A. X X, from Pier No
n r. daily RATES Low With quleh dpaieh Passeugst take the
n and from foot Of CouraBdt't privilege route
WEST tnp Washington D. O. and return without sItrA cos,
The ONLY LINE anofnE this eIira ndutmsht CkbIb GOOD
UNTIL USED. . L; W. PBkIElL, Cen Az,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-27

The Aduocate says that an American
woman whose name we have not learned,
married to a Belgian, on Jefferson street
in this city, next door to the "Cumtic
House. has recently exhibited SYMPTOMS
ALTERATION of mind She was of mild
disposition and lived happily with her
husband, but recently has had fits of ap-
parent anger, swearing and abusing her
family. and it is now said had threatened
to drown herself and youngest child, (she
had two children.) On Tuesday she
took her her oldest child to Mrs. Verhey-
den. of the Cumtlc House, to leave while
she came down town, which was no un-
common occurrence. But night came
and she did not return and at the hour
of writing this article, Wednesday noon,
nc trace Of her has been found. A let
ter in her handwriting was found on her
table, bidding good bye to Green Bay.
She may have left town, or she may have
taken the lives Of herself and child.
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LETTER FROM TWO RIVERS,
Two RIVERS Nav "a. Is

VIZ LII EftS u1dy II, 1909.
EDS TRIBUNE.-It is some time since
you have heard from ME. The only ex-
cuse have to offer is the dullness that
pervades here. This week, however, 1
have an item or two that may be of in
terest to the reader.
Jos. Mann & Co., are extending the
south pier two hundred feet. This work
became necessary on account of a sand bar
that was found during the past winter
which prevented tine steam boats from
landing. The work is nearly completed
The fishermen are hard at work in driving
piles for their trap nets. 1t is hoped that
the season will be busy one for our fish
ermen and their labors amply rewarded.
The tug Kitty Smoke pays US visit
every few days.
Our mill men have received their sup
ply CT saw logs for the season. They
have so many that they hardly know what
to do with them. E..
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Eire CiSterus.

A short time since We advocated the
boring Of two artesian wells, one in each
park, to get a supply Of water to use in
case of fire. The article has called out
considerable comment, and while it is gen
orally conceded that the wells would be
excellent institutions to have, tits thought
the cost would be more, than the village
can now afford to pay. But that cisterns
can be made sufficiently large to hold all
the water needed, in localities convenient
of access, is demonstrated beyond doubt
For instance, when Charley Walker s
house, corner Park and Seventh streets.
took fire, the engines played for an hour
from the private cistern attached to the
residence of ]. e. Plat without exhaust
ing the water, IN fact subduing a fire
which no one considered it possible to
quench. Now supposing we had one els
tern, holding thousand barrels, located
on or near State street, just south Of Dis
t1ct School No. l, and another on the hill
four blocks north, both of which could
be kept constantly full by living springs,
then the North side would have a pro-
lection something like adequate to the
danger which menaces it at all times
These cisterns could be built, and kept
from freezing, at moderate cost to the
locality and the safety of property great
ly enhanced. As to the South side we
presume it is similarly situated and could
be as easily provided for.
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SHEBoYGAN FALLS. The Herdldreports
that on Tuesday evening the 1Sinst., a
young man named William Bryant was
engaged in exercising colt through the
streets of the Village, before a sulky
While descending the hill near Mr. Dwight
Hills residence, the colt became sudden
Iy frightened and unmanageable. He ran
down the hill, past the M. E. Church,
and in turning corner on the street be-
low, the sulky struck shade tree, break
ing the axle-tlee and throwing the young
man out with such force against the tree
as to break both thighs-one Of them in
two places. He was taken to his resi-
dence and PROF. erly cared for. Drs Clarke
Shepard and Hamilton reduced the frac-
lures Of the limbs, and he is now quite
comfortable. The limb brcren in two
places was terribly bruised, it will be
long time ere he can recover
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TO OUR DEBTORS

AS will be seen in another place the
TRIBUNE Office has been sold and the
new proprietor will take possession onthe
first Of June. As a matter OF course,
during the period which we have conduc-
ted paper here-nearly four years-we
have allowed few of our patrons to get
into our Ledger on the debtor side. To
such we would say, an immediate settle
s,aent is imperatively necessary. It is our
intention to seek another location and all
our accounts unsettled by the 18th Of
june next will be placed in the hands of
collector with instructions to proceed at
once as the law directs. By calling on us
Immediately much difficulty can be obvi-
ated. 0. B. SMITH & Co.
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Frank Stupecky, on York St. near Rob-
lnson's Drug S.ore..........Buy a Linen
coat for the warm weather. The
New Dominion coffee pot is the rage
........We are not prepared to say that
Will Guyles makes the best Bookseller in
creation, but being an excellent book
keeper it naturally follows that he should
be good book seller. .Brandies will
give you SITS" every time on suit Of
clothes.........The Marshal ought to break
his shins over the sidewalk on Eighth St.
and then he would order some one to fix
it up to grade. you doc't think a
walk in the woods nova days pleasant
just try it,. Mr.. E. G. Hubbard re-
turned home last Monday. Henry
Hoes is one of the most popular men in
Manitowoc County......J. D. Markham
Esq, is very industrious, successful law
yer.........A splendid rain storm on Tues
day night. Just what was wanted. ........
The old established house OF Sherman 4
Co keep constantly on hand large as
sortment of Leather and Findings and
have only of late added greatly to their
supplies. Shoemakers can do well to
trade with them.
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If You do not feel well, you send for
a doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise
sucks the head Of his cane, scrawls some
hieroglifes upon piece of paper which
you take to drug store, and there pay
Scots. to 800 bes les the doctors fee, for
a remedy nine times out of ten not balfas
good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,
which is only 25cts per box. Do you
think the former the best because you pay
the most for it, if you do we advise you
to use Just for an experiment the Jud-
sons Mountain Herb Pills and see for
yourself. that they are one of the best
family medicines compounded they cure
Headache, INDIGESTION, Billiousness, Jaun-
dice, and all Female Irregularities Give
the Mountain Herb Pills trial. Sold by
all Dealers. Sim
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The President has appointed James E
McLeon Collector of Chicago.

There is no mistake about it, Plan
tation BItters will ward off Fever and
Ague and all kindred diseases, if used in
time. No family need suffer from this
distressing complaint if they will keep
Plantation Bitters in the house, and use
it according to directions. The most i'm
portant ingredient of this medicine is
Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, which is
known to be the finest and purest tonic
in the vegetable kingdom The extract OF
this Bark is the active principle of all the
good Fever ard Ague Medicines prescrlb
ed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark
is used extensively in the manufacture
of Plantation Bitters, as well as quinine.
and we dare say they owe their POPULAR
ty mostly to that fact. We can recon-
mend them.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-27

The Berlin Couraat, in speaking of
the beneficial effects of plaster on lands
in that vicinity, says several farmers have
used it the past season with the best
results. Judge Cate, on his farm in
Portage county, tried it on field of
wheat, letting another go without. The
plastered wheat yielded tive nty-two bush
els. He attributes the difference entire
ly to the use Of plaster. Mr.. Metcalf, of
Waushara county, sowed on a portion of
bis grass, and reports that it fully doubt
ed the Weld.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-27

POSTAL FACILITIES. -By order Of the
Post Master General the route for the
daily mail between this place and Sheboy-
gan has been changed so as to make three
trips each week by way of Mosel. Hika
(Centervillel and Mann's Landing and
three trips over the present route, via
Meme. This change is to take effect
after May 3lst 1869. This isan arrange
ment which the people along the lake
shore have for long time desired and
the credit for its final consummation is
due to Mr. Charles Essiinger our efficient
Post Master.