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HINDo Aws.-The Shaster, or Hindoo
Bible, forbids woman to sec dancing,
hear music, wear jewels, blacken her eye
brows, eat dainty food, sit at window,
or view herself in mirror, during the
absence of her husband and it allows
him to divorce her if she has no sons, in
jures his property, scolds him, quarrels
with another woman, or presumes to eat
before he has finished his meal.
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Omaha glows with enterprise and
public spirit. Next year it proposes to
build $3.50, 600 hotel, a $12O, 600 Ma
sonic temple, a $4,000 opera house, a
$50, coo grammar school house. $1,000
private residences and two railroads.
The United States will also begin a
$3.50. 900 stone Court House and Post
office building.
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FRED CAR Us.

nRACTICAI FURIER- Keeps con
stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
hat, and cans the stvle at the lowest pos
s s = NJ IL If f,,rs 1877
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JOHNSON & McGAVIM

01.r their services their friends ana 70 the Pue
~.n.r,Ily for House Painting, t'lazIng 'rtlus ' .
go h,ngino ANY orders left at the drug store e
O. r. Bacon & Co.. will he thankfully receFei anu
Saitafully executed the lowest possipic ra'ss--
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Z 1t is one of the wonders of joufnalsn-the edto-
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well edited.-The Nation, n. y.
We can account for its success only by the simple
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ing variety of pleasing and instructive reading for
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g. Ss,yDEISD.y,

SACgURER and Deeier IN
M Roots. Shoe Leather &c, &c shop on Buhso
.tr-st n-sr IN. corner ef Eighth. Repairing neatly
q sd prom pity executed
Maoitowoc Sspte nber 20, 1850
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U..IIIa.uS HOUSE.

WILLIAMS & J. KAPIIAN;. L; a,cS,.
"A prietOrs- This ffrst-class nous n,dapt e that
~ sond;.on and the proprietors are coiia ii %
- can rive entire satisfaction to the traNeil's P
ue An ON 1hus will always be ready 10 convey ''"'
elsrs to aud from the boats sn5ug good ac-
Farmers anu o'1e's .at.Ia eff.
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r. R.aTSCH,

TEwELER and PhotOgraYner. -
81 kinds of work in the line OF my business
- +t.as5 70 and warranted to give satisfaction,
sav. lust received Wing Ornsbeys Mui.plS,ni ,piI
CAMERA oBsCURA with which can tau. take ,1an Sr,,,,'
pictures of the faest order. ior one aJ Frames
HhotoSraphs taAeu u -. Stra.t 13-4tf
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HEy.RF SIZE REE.

JUSTICE of the T eace oshce. ..
Msnitowoc Wisconsin .,.,1rsz
Will make collections pay taxes search the m
draw dsads. mortgages and contracts 49,
business will receive prompt attention. Wy ~
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n : RaLCD.M. N. d.,

-uySIcyAN and Surgeon, Also shA-
amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed oS
che Government. y, -.r,.+s Marito-
OFFICE corner OF Eighth anu ho
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive r' inp'
as.prt;cnlar attention paid to consultations sq'
- 1he treatment of DIFFICULT and ChiI IL 90
CASES
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ENTLE II z y > III III
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NFw York, Dec. 1S.-A Havana let
ter says that strong effort is being made
there to revive the Africa slave trade.
Thirty indictments for election frauds
have been found by the grand jury of
Brooklyn.
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rsTyOvaL HOTEL.

YryWONAS WINDfAIE, Pr,5it;or
This frst class house is in exce.ien, an GIVE ner
aad the proprietor rs y esr traxsIing public.
Euss will always be ready to take . IN 70
oen the boats good Livery Stable Is AsP 70 n n
nScticn with the House.
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GuST.1g" FENRS,

"ATCHMAESEE, and JEWss.ER cic
w fars his services for repairing all kin'tS oi
r,,a.ks AMI watches Has a tine and well seiec,ou
assortmsnt of the latest and best styles Oh
American English and Swiss Watches as .ise % ~
tad Javye
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E. X ERH.

xyORK Street Manitow0c-s " rs. DestteEs res
!, Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, faney ~ LOCUS
aa,. ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made ClotHng' Hn
Paper han gings Hats and Caps, Ioys Oh api
Iva Cess Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene vi an! anu
Laaps. &C., &c share of public patronage Is s'ii-
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FRED SEEGER,

0TFCSs tn his many friends anu sfse
nrbli, generally. choice selection oi freSh
ne,ts Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
81 .yI-rs Sausages Tallow and Lard at tho lowest
,Y,t ~, fy,mm.rcial Street ely
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On the Ist of January next several importonf chan.
gS and improvements viii be made in the publication
OF TIE WEEKLY CHlcAoo TRIBUNE. Increased atteu.
ton will be given to its literary and agricultural de-
pdYtme,ats. The Of tie 1ueek, both local and
general will be carefully rewritten and condensed
down the hour of going to press and each nuluber
will contain original editorial and literary matter
which will appear in other edition of The TRIB.
wv. 1t is the determination of the publishers to
make it second 10 journal in the United States
f,ay paper and in order TO place it within the reach
of every Farmer, Mechanic, Business Man and Family
i'll the West We have made the following eXtraordn-
airy low schedule of prices for clubs, which, consider
ing the size of the sheet and the amount of reading
matter that it contains makes THE TRIBUNE the
cheapest paper in the United States.
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and lnstructfop,o
HARPER,S BAZAAR.

supplement containing hume rous ful-sized pat
terms of useful aItices accompanies the paper every
fortnight and occasionally eas ant coored Fashion
Plate.
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of Harper's Weekly printed on superfne calendered
paper, and published weekly.
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E.AHETTE .zE.NSEs


SURVEYOR. eTice over
I o. Torrison's Store; near the Bridge.
Manjtowoc, Wisconsin. l5-Ss
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ERED. SCMEs Eg DER,

rurAT MISUNDERSTANDING purchased
NJ the business of VIM. Brown shall hereafter
oastantly keep hand the choicest meats ar tle
ewe,t rates. A share of public patronage so!Iclted-
13-T
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OF THE
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material and speedy reduction in the existing rate
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of tho cattle markets of Chicago and the principal
Eastern cities prepared with the utmost care By
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DETaTE IV,NE3ER TsakSD,

Unaar.;~ncG are E,repareN 10 III
to order bills of lumber or lath on the SUI -
-.otic. 4 man will be at all times IN the y''lu'
-.adv to wait on our customers ana receive tleI I
~. The hes. stock kept costantly on hano at 'he
mi,i, u corner g, oi s'''s aA SMART & rANKRATZ
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CDE1-uCyTY HOUSE

roRNER Ferry and Son'h
I Milwaukee, Wis e., md of Walkers
n;dra il we'll calculated to accollhioaa'e
srar.lers arriving by waiting for the Lake
5srAs oZoo per e's' WV" 471y
Call and See u.s. rrcoN pronrietor,
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g. III. .H.gRRN.d.W,

TTCRCET and Counselor az LAW,
~ and Notary Public. Office, Ne. { Axtelfs Block
sonth End Walkers Point Bridge, milwaukee,, VS.
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Lana Otico to4'
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Tie Anglo-InGian Telegraph Cable.

The steamer Great Eastern sailed, from
Portland on the 9th instant, for Bonn
bay carrying the deep sea cable which is
to be laid between the latter port and
Suez, a link of the great Anglo Indian
Telegraph, The tanks of the Great East
ern contain 2,735 nautical miles of cable,
and companion ships, the Hibernia, Chill
ton and Hawk, carry among them l ,225
miles more making total of 3, 1000 nauti-
cal, or about A. $50 statute miles. This
length Will suffice fer the communication
between BON by and Suez by way of Alden,
and will join the present Malta aud Alex
audria line. Another cable is projected,
to be laid from Falmouth to Giberalter
and Malta and its completion will unite
Bombay and the British fortresses in the
Mediterranean along one line Of subma-
rine telegraphy. which will be unbroken
except at Suez.
The amount of cable carried by the
Great Eatern weighs 5,512 tons. She
has, besides this, 3,S25 tons fuel 5,499
tons of coal, and apparatus and applian-
ces, making up a freight of q, 900 tons in
weight, and of about three million ster-
ling in value The speed at which the
cable is to be laid must not exceede fN .
knots an hour.
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70 INVENTORS ANT. .MECHANICS

this journal is Of special value as II contains Week
ly report of all Patents issued at Washington with
copious notices of the leading AMERICAN AND
EUR OPEAN INTENTIONS. The Publishers of the
Scientific American the most Extensive Patent
Solicitors in the world and have unequaed facilities
for gathering a complete knowledge of the progress
of Invention and Discovery throughout the world ::
and with a view to mark the quarter OF century,
during which this Journal has held the first place In
Scientific and Mechanical Literar1,re, the Publishers
Will issue January first the large and sPienaid-
Steel Engraving by John Sartain OF Phliadeiphl en-
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Wa1t. G. COX,

"OUSE. SIGN AND CAERtAHE
4 Painter QUAY Street, adjoining the new hourlnc
nuI South Side Offers his service TO the Citizens
Of this Village the above branches at the most ea
,,.s..... 1910
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:. II. TR EFT,

A TTORNEY and Counselor ut Law :
~ Hasl Estate Agent. Office corner OF hdSht
ad Franklin streets Manitowoc, Wisconsin, I'LL
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s. Il. Wood,

TTORyEYS at Law. MaH1foroc,
a Wisconsin, Office Eighth street, over the
xr,r.t ystionaI bank jy1965.l
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methods of cultivation and all the scfentc research
and practical experiments whose results of value
to agricultural horticultural, and stock-raising
community living upon the rich prairie lands OF the
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DRA T. PATrNEN. Dentist III ce
in Sherman's nav building. on sth Street,
AaAitowoc. Wis.
~ Teeth extracted without paint
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"A New Orleans baker having lost
mule, advertised for the recovery of his
animal, which he described as "a gentle
mule, valued at $3.50, and answering to
the name of Fanny" offering at the
same time heavy reward to the find
er. The animal was discovered on the
levee, in the possession of a suspicion
person, and taken to its owner, when the
latter fulfilled his promise by counting
out SO oid-fashioned copper penies.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. The bill present
cd in the House by Mr.. Washburns, of
Wisconsin, to divide .he State of Wis
eonsin into two judicial districts. is the
same as that originally introduced by him
on March IL. 1867, and proposes an
eastern and western district. The bust
ness OF the u. S. Court has been greatly
increased under our present revenue sys-
TEN, and our growth in population and
wealth.
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n exuIar Meeting of Manitowoc Ledge
IL, Is held at Masonic Hall, York Street, the
st and sd Wednesday of Each Month.
f. X. RAND, W. NJ.
Wx n HORN Sec.
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w.sIKER s. Ts'EEETE,

4 TTORNEY ana Counselor at Law.
a once. corner of Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
~,ee Wisconsin. lZ-'l
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TTOKNEY and Counselor MT Law
"A once Eighth street. Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to. lo-sz
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JOSEPH SYKES,

@vkIERip stoves: Tin. sheet IRON
ana t,apperware manufacturer. All kinds OF
~enairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Or
g. 14-1y
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1TAyVFACTGH and Dealers in
nj Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice Mantowoc, Wis.
A. D. JONES
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

BUFFALO, Aug. 12-The trOt for the
$4,000 purse was won by Goldsmith
Maid in three straight heats. She
made the closest and best time ever
made in three successive heats. Gold
smith Maid, American Girl and Geo.
Palmer started and kept nearly even
to quarter post on the home stretch.
They ali Tapped to within fifty feet OF
the stand, when the Maid shot ahead
and won. The Maid broke in starting
in the last heat and lost the pole, keep
ing outside the entire time. Time
2:1922, 2:194 and2194. The fastest time
made in three heats by Lady Thorn
In 1902.
Two heats were trOtted in the race
for horses that never beat 2:50, and
were Won by Henryin2 :32} and 2: 293.
Two heats were also 6rOtted for q
purse of $500,and the race left open
till tomorrow.
One heat was taken by VOORHEES, in
2:23a, and the other by Lamplighter in
&sG@s
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
From the Little

Mr.. Hughs and Major Past came in
this week from the Little Blue.
They report an extremely favorable
condition of things in that region. A
town company, with DR.. G. w. Walk
er President, has been organized and
the town of Hebron laid out at the
geographical center of old Jefferson
county. The Hebron mills will be in
operation before the winter comes on.
The vacant lands of that vicinity are
being taken up very rapidly. There
are already two colonies located near
there, and another coming. One of
them has taken thirteen sections of
land, and of that all was hOmesteaded
except two quarters. The country on
the Little Blue is covered with herds
of wild cattle from a Texas drove
which stampeeded somewhere out
West. Large numbers of Them have
been seen roaming around over the
prairies.
They have found coal of excellent
quality, and in considerable quantities
on the Little Blue, and also near this
place. This is no humbug, as wehave
specimens in our office. Nothing
more important has occurred in this
country for years, andiffurthe research
d~evelopes, as we hope it will, an album
dant supply of good coal, it will make
an era in our histoTy.-BedtTice CIGr.
ian.