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4 F5 . G q - EFT 0F FLOW EssS
Cattle Fair.

NE undersigned informs the public that
l. Cattle Fair viii be held at the Halfway
House between Two Rivers and Mishicott. ON
tne following days in each month during the
year 1868: March 29th, May oath, July
Goth, October 4th, and December 9th. and
wonld respectfully request the public to
Patronze him and his undertaking The
very best accommodations may be found at my
place.
JULIUS WEILEP
January 9, 1869 26-ly
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CgyaU7.Es I'll. ssazEER,

A TT0BNEY and Counsellor al Law Office
A o. Eighth silret oyer the FIRST Aation--l
Bank.
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Boots and shoes.
NV stock of Groceries

Is large and well selected, and includes one Of
the largest aud best stocks of young hison, gum
powder Japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
a small advance from cost.
Also, Dickey Premium Tanning Mill for sale
very cheap.
B1sy~Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere No charge for
showing goods. l believe in the principle of
selling everything cheap. NJ MAHONEY.
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FRUITS e. VEGETABLES.

Fresh fruits and vegetables of all descrip-
tons always for sale during their season. Al
so, large variety of Canned and Dried Fruits,
etc, etc.
His stock of Toys, Stationery, Toilet Arti-
cles, etc, is the largest and most varied ever
brought to Manitowoc, and well merits an ex-
animation.
The best .rands of Wines, Liquors and CT
CARS constantly ON hand.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict
attention to the wants of the public to merit a
continuance of their patronage.
II. WILCOX.
Hg Sign of the "Bis STAR York street,
Manitowoc, Wis.
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Es0sS.s AND ZOE,
Notlce /.

pElNG about to change my location, all
ID those indebted to me, are hereby re-
qu"sted to come forward and settle up, and
obige 25-tf CHRIS. KABKE.
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OYSTERS

He has fitted up in superior style, over his
store, first-class Refreshment Saloon, and
during the fall and winter, will serve up Oys-
tiers in every style, and upon short notice. Wis
itors may rely upon receiving every attention
Also, Fresh Oysters constantly on hand and
for sale, wholesale and retail The fist in
voice inst received
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The public are invited to give me q call at
my store, one door above the former Williams
House, and examine goods and prices. l will
do the best can to please all.
ADAM BLESER.
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THOSE CORNs. !oH THOSE CoRNs
T Morning Taper, ing. 26.
"!OHMY! !OH MY I can't stand it /;
but he did, for he sent right eff and got box
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Restaurant
AND
v arie ty S store
HENRY WILCOX

Takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons
and the public generally that the liberal pat
ronage they have bestowed upon him ha. ena-
bled him to fit up and stock his estat iishmc
so that he Can now offer them greater induce
ments than ever before for the continuance OF
the same
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CONFECTIONERY.

A large and fresh assortment, from the best
to the commonest, some beautiful specimens
inst received Also, large stock of Nuts,
Cakes, Crackers, Oranges, Lemons, Sardines,
ETC., together with fine selection OF Gro
ceries and Fancy Articles.
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Recommending himself in these branches.
promises to execute all orders with promptness
and in the best style. dolly
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n e w GOODS,
III. M HON Ely,
has en- hand and is also constantly receiving,
DPY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Clio hing, Hats and Cap,
Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hardware, lass,
LAMPS, Lamp Chimneys,
Lanterns, Nails, sash, sc.
Great inducements are offered to CASH BUY
Frs on sheetings. shirtings, prints, delaines.
dress goods fannels. French mareinos and all
wool, cassimeres, cottonades, stripes, ticks
denims, &C., of which my stock is large and
we'll assorted.
Also, large and well selected stock of
Brocha and Wooden Sha wis,
at very low prices for cash.
| am offering large and well selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadeloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, undertaking, &C.. all of
which l will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee,
Boots and shoes.
My stock of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women S
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
| cost--all Of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
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RUpINEss PRosPECrs.

Gratifying indications that the bust
ness OF the current year is believed by
competent men everywhere to be sure
OF wonderful growth continue to reach
us. One OF these comes from the little
city of Haverhill, In Massachusetts, q
city chiefly sustained by the shoe bust
ness. 1t seems that the place was never
doing so much before. All of the stores,
shop and house room is used, and
machines are kept running in stables.
Still the manufacturers are compelled
to call for more labor, and canvass the
adjacent towns vigorously. They now
bring in one hundred shoemakers daily
by railway from such towns, and have
put on special morning trains to &C.
commodate them. This certainly looks
like as though a revival of industry as
we promised for Grants election-and
he has not been inauRurated yet
Philadelphia North american.
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FRO BE coNT1NUED.l

THE of1ice-hunters have now ceased
to trouble President Johnson; but he is
besieged day and night by the friends
and accomplices of such criminals con-
demned by the United States Courts as
he has not yet had the opportunity OF
pardoning and liberating. His time Is
short. One week from yesterday he
will cease to be President of the United
States, and his power OF pardoning
criminals will be forever at an end.
The culprits are aware of this fact as
we'll as the President, and there is prob
ably not one Of them but looks for re-
lease within the coming week. No
matter what their o6ence-whether as
sault and battery, perjury, forgery.
counterfeiting, or revenue swindling In
any OF its thousand forms-there are
recent presidents for their pardoning.
II is reported that one culprit was re-
fused pardon few days ago; but If his
application Is properly pressed, and
backed by considerations OF substan-
tial character, 1t will doubtless be at
tended to yet.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the undersigned until Thurs
day noon, April 18TH, 1883, to be opened on
the 10th, at one O'Clock P. M, for building a
wire suspension bridge across Cheat River,
at AlOrightsvllle, Preston county, w. Va.
at Albrightsville, in the possession OF Col.
VIM. n. King, The contract to be awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder-the Com.
mlsSloners reserVing the right to reject all
bids. Persons visiting the site Will stop or
at Portland, B. & o. K. r.
Address F. HEERMANS, Sec'y OF Board
Commissioners, Kngwood, W. Va.
VIM. n. KING,
]. c. McGREW,
R. NORRIS,
w. d. CRANE,
F, HEERMANS,
feb22-lm Commissioners
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The opening OF the Pacific Railroad
is to be celebrated on the 4th of July
next. The Governors OF the various
States are to meet at Chicago to take
part In the ceremonies.
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Sew advertisements.
LOCK HAVEN, PA.


MEssRs. LPPINcoTT & BAKEwELL. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Gems I'VE have been using your make
OF Gang Saws in our Mil, and md them, in
point OF quality, superior 10 any we have
ever used. Yours, &c,
SHAW, BLANCHARD co.
ORRIN 91Aw, Foreman,
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This Company. National in Its character,
offers, by reason OF It's Largo Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium and New Tables, the most
desirable means OF lnsurInS LIE yet present
cd to tho public.
The rates OF premium, being largely re-
duCed, are made as favorable To the Insurers
as those OF the BEST Mutual Com pRnies, and
avoid all the complications and uncertain
ties OF Notes, DIVIDENDS and the m1sunder-
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cause the POlicy-HOlder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only to be- understood
10 prove acceptable TO the publicS such as the
INCOME~PiODUClNG POLICY and RE-
the pOlIcy-hOluer not only secures lifO i'll
suTance, payable at death, but win receive,
If living, after period or a few years. Gn an
IILGal income equal TO ten per cent go per cent?
Of The PGr Of his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees to return TO the assured HIc
total amount Of money he has paid IN, iI GtiCtt
ton TO the amount Of has policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating
lnSuring their lives or increasing the amount
OF INSURANCE they already have, II caleb To
the special advantages offered by the NN-
uonal Life Insurance. Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application TO the Branch Office OF
the Company. or To
+. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia,
General Agents for Pennsylvania ami
Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKIES CO., Washington, d. e.,
GEO. ADAMS, local Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va, Chic County.
ovl6-lyeOdd&eOww.
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EVERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER and
"a HOk 5EMAN, should send for our
pamphlet OF ~ pages, containing a full de-
BcrlpLiOn OF new Invention by which the
most tnveterate hickeTS, T1tlaVayS, and
lIci0lLS horses can be driven with perfect SAFE
W. For breaking and training horses, II IL
better than Rarey's or any other system
Sent free. Address N. r. BOYER q co,
ParkersDurg, Chester Co. Pa.
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WHEAT never looked SO promising
throughout Indiana as at the present
time
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| Have Made Advertising a Study.

NOR ZEN CENTS 1 will send TO any one
L a list of the best Newspapers in the Uni
ted states. / would once have pad a thou"
sand dollars for this very Information.
Address Box 612. New York City.
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A BLE7SlNG To LADIEB,-Dr. Wm. hay
II mas discovered u simple plant that
never falls TO Drln2 relief, wren checked by
cold or ULnerwlses These Vegetable Monthly
Powders can De depended on by IauIes III
''LiIne ana hour or need" PuCe, % per
package, by mail, secure IIOm observation.
Address, m confidence, WA. RAY, Nj. D.,
Z. u. kOX 4I37, Now York.
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WANTED, AGENTS., e Sc 10 3S ssRs
The Patent Magic Comb

VIII color gray hair Il permanent black or
brown. solo eryWheEe. sent ny mani Tor
81 70.
Address WM. PATTON, treasurer.
Magic LOinO Co, Spring he'd, Mass.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE-self-heIp for
IL Young Men, who have erred, desire a
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
veIope5, free OF charge. II bench ted return
the postage. address PHILANIH KOS, Box
p, Philadelphia Pa.
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New orleans Sugar and Melasses.
100 HHDs. FULLY PRIME TO FAIR
100 New orleans Sugar; ,,ou, or,oors
nEnJoSses aTrfying direct per steamers Louis;
Viiie. swallow, Robert Burns, Wauanita ana AND
Armenia, and for sale low IN iotS % Lne
snd MoIasSes Will be Increased by further re-
ceints. AN who want TO purchase Lonlsla IN
sweets will do we'll TO call anu eAalnlne AOA
themselves. n DENLY
For sale by ~. 1SSAo1A.-
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CASH Capital, 100000,
PAID IN Full.
OFFICRRS.

OFFICERS:
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
Utive Committee,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice-PresidenL
EMERSON w. PEET. Secretary and Actu
airy.
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RamOVed.

| Stnci, of cram. &C., from the Malt House
IN Centre Wheeling TO So and So Market
street, over Hubbard, Bros. & Co.'s Auction
Rooms, near corner OF quincy street.
feb5.Im JOHN TEECE.
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A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS AND
II EHUlr GROW khS.-Send for par LICu-
mas OF '.BeSt'S Improved Fruit ITCe uIict HfIIe
InULOOTItOr CIid Insect Destroyer" Sample
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United states and perfect SatLJdctiOH 0IIQ1Gn-
teci. Good agents lITe tUUntCtt tUe1y county
an the UIIited IStI.eS. Address J. al EARN,
Us occouu street, baltimore, Nj.
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kATAafED.-SRiCsne everywhere, far
w Iners AID OLnerS, for u NeLU article III
gIesAt demand. SiJO made by ono agent his
nTsL month. Auurcss IIuIne dlALeIS, Drawer
Ia, Louisville, Ky.
NEURALGlA-Ncrr amt Female
In weakness CuTed.-A CIeras mans wIuOW
buuercu Tor years with the above diseases,
and for The benefit OF IKE autTereIS Will send
The means Of her own cure free. 4nRs. DIX
FRANKLIN, JerSSy CITY ~. j.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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How to double the value OF land and me
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The quantity OF all farm crops 10 an acre.
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Gold Wanted.

GOLD Wanted.
HIGHEST RATES PAID FOR GOLD
Silver and Coupons.
novl$ LIST, MORRISON Il co.
IETELLIGENCER JOB OFFTCR,
L No. Is Quincy street.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADINe
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILLHEADs neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
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LIPPENCOTC d FAREWELL,
Manufacturers of Circular. Mulay, Mill
Gang and CrOSs-Cut Saws, ChnppIug Axes,
all shapes. CoIburn's Patent Axe. shovels,
Spades and Miles Patent Covered Scoop.
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Having purchased me interest Of {, M ME-
Hughes win continue Inc pere viii be
pI e 10 see ali former patrons % OF c she
house, and any new ones VINO p!etS9 q 81 nv Va
fahl7-tf A0EA. a. E-
, 1869-03-07
An ExpsuAtva Breakfast,

Thte: sscma to bc 4 diversity Of opl1ton
ahout one OF CleopatrA's breakfasts. T. was
the most costly breakfast that has erGr been
, nc, cioso. tell what know aoonf It. Aftef
havipg pArtaken OF Cleopatsss necklsce,
Maxk Antony determined TO dkr1se the coat-
lest hseakfhst .yer given After se4dl
days Of gsstrorcnnlcx ii medltFtfonxs 'ott hAy-
ing found what be Vas Looking fos, he SUM
n oned his cook TO his presses g, md told him
/: for a. lady, Nhhch' should: oe composed OF ~
lew and as small dhheAn possible, and; At
The same time, most cosy, he would reward
rim Accordingly.
! Several weeks afterHfa- soe cook entered
"a rradT to serre th9Anty breakfast asked
of aim, and that It - compoaed OF oue
olive only: Atthe t,oolnted hour the cook
entered The dfn;u9;oom. followed BY one
hundnd mcn carr yug ne oiira (la It's artta-
clAl n!elopa) o92en saoaiaef,.: They de-
nd div = csryr1s 5c1e SET t. work On it. AZ
fer-teTeral Aofa Of hard work, the trtuu-
nhant rook pIaed the olife' before the Eqvp.
urn ueeu, Ehj LOCKED atis With amIxe-
usut, still rit perfect delight
The oliye Id been prtpaeedln The follow
iu1 wny: Akr h17tu3 hctn stoned; It was
etrntd With 1tch custard, then put inside OF
/ bontd csfry. which was used TO stu1 an
| otplau, The latter, YES placed inside
of i boed oflo1e, which NaA uked. TO
| stutf 4, taunzh,, which thrush. stufIed
| boned Tx A boued sips xas stuffed with
| the lsrBand placed tnside OF 4 robin, y whieh
| v.s nd 70 stuf plover. and which Latter
| bird died quail which WAS then placed n.
eide pigeon Tbs pigeon 11ea wood
cocl The voodcock 1 partridge, tho lAt;ar !
orc1se, tho gTousa pheasant, the phx1saut 4
chioen, the chicken guinea fowl
With vu plaeed lnside Of goose
ths goose nIled turksF. ths
turkey swan, the latter N ostrich, which
, 1869-03-07

If ,hs donkey had tho horse,s good qnaaitiss qaat
ha Wou1d le. IL fact, httsd horse: ~ LII n
there 3jll s1ways be poor In the leno' 30 WAL
donkeYs ever cIfst hs soch.
The donkey can NO moro Be- Pefsnaaea 20
1o Th{s ho doesn't choose by Gndnc.s .taan
~ r.nIby slows. It1:uz6ge and good,nsaRe
49, roaa1lY thrown away upon hun. --he ~
,fecss @ ttupidlty to indulge his lazlness, -
, nnntdys afr sa,d to pxetend Ignorance of
hnnnan tpeeeh TO avoid being set 70 HoIk'
Mhy aocsbe behaFe ~orse in T. -gaplcg ".
lar. dr crowded street, Of busy masEs ~
n1ace. where people are looking. on, than ne
So-s II 4 solitary toadveIcept: to annoy you
Nv ahsme at his eorduct! He selectsa sh3rny
h1sr 10 preference 10 = ttosnless one, m1o
1h1rH Is rush. 70 dlkledea hts rtdet Hc Hc
rnnVl The height Of 1 branch that VIII nj
1nnr head :. be Ia aware that a vail. Will grato
yonr ier. and sxhen he tntenda Ia. gtfn Yon
}s1l. Ia selects the sharpest heap of stones of
tne Mtlnest puddle In Witch 70 depo;lt y9n, : ~ :
x cvptIeman .iond ol hun ing gave, iii poy
/ a donkey. 10. begin With. The donkey dis
| ked| carrying The boy, md The boy va
airsid ql riding the donkey, One Day, On hl;
refusur 70 mount the btcte, thu t&lheE hat
tic tau lied on It's back. :: 1t WHICH the bsas
threw bIpse1f On the ground, ana rolling
cr1nhed the child before the parent.s tate. y
was q horribly vicious aud wicked action
but also IN fnte'u: :eut mode Of avoiding
further trouble quite consistent With donke
| rhar1rter. - '''''-
, 1869-03-07
AN EXTRAORDINARY DIsUoV.
ERY.
Ths Lon Aon Atht d aeusa stsaId-n


A piece OF news reaches rs through the
Missouri Rrpp59;eaa vhlch, rift should prove
10 be true, Is Of the highest historical inter
est, But Is It trus! The engiEeesn engaged
in making the piers OF q railway bridge, At
g.; Louis, to cross he Mississippi, are sald
mighty rlvert Details arc given. The tuu-
mel, we arc told, =" passes uader tho river to
the Illinois shore, md whether it u wholly
the work Of tome ancient rnro who onc6 In
habited this land, whose interesting 1ematns
are streTn 60 thickty up and down this great
vailey, or whether 1t is partly. natural and
apy csse 1t Is roue the lesa stupendous.
10 b aboa. twenty feet high s.
flteea broad, nsd sJasenatseaaly arched
ovethead-part Of The way by emitting
through sold rock and part BY substantial
masonry. Tho bottom seemed TO be much
worn, u Il BY carriage wheels OF some sort.
There arc many la:eral PASSAGES, which, OF
course, we had no TINA 10 enter. Theso arn
about tl1h. tcet high and six feet wide- In
the main passage We saw no tQols or tup1e-
ments Of Workmanship: but ou entering one
Of tho iatnsal passages re soon emerged Into
\ large chamber tupported by leaning pil}as
Of eulid rock when The chamber was e1ca.
| yatcd. Around the walls OF this chamber
| there were what seemed tu be inches closed
! With closely, fitting slahs, each sIAb covered
"AAA IFt'o3e - A>N3A~ ~AAA4HA - ~A~s A-st4 =
| winch 10 our eyes bore q m1r1e1ions reseu1'
hlance To those upon tho slab Ii the Mercantile
Llbraty, which was brought from the mines
Of kfnc4th. Between the inches wtre pro.
jacttne PlEasters, with drapcd Assyrt1n o,
Egyptian heads, which presented most In
pFc.5tyc and aWe-tnspldu1 effect Is thel
! were Illuminated By tha +orchlfght. ThDss
sweet, tad faces looked down uPcn Us rfou
the ancieut ego, Ike the souls Of the do
pafted.' -: - -, d
nthl report Is rot 4 5oke Of tbe Wes.er.
4 BoyF,r II brings us the most Important eri
detce Jet produced Of the existence, In II
citnt days, or : civilized. rxoe, in The gtea
valley or the Nav World The iatt Of th
tunnel occurring Just 1t Ct. Louis Ia suzpl
dous. II the f.e,s are tufy stated, an 6u
Gent city must havs Stood on the MisslNir
p!; ncsr to st. Louis. thoagh probably on th
and Cairo will have ionad parallel in th
, 1869-03-07

. Dr. Narint, of Florence, Is BALD to he IN
/ vented PROCESS for preserving parts othe
whole OF the nnpan body. lis resulare !.
very snrpstsfnT, Dr. BIN writes OF It t4he4
L1n1on lancet ii the following terms; II
Having handled some OF his preparsE&s
e Florence last autumn, am abl5d8 say
that be y the Inventor OF \ n1oda turning he
hmn.n body, or aug pH1t Of IL into stone. In
any altitude that my be desired tnclosa
the Photograph ofA eenstor OF the ItsGan
PsSlhment, tAken four moths af er his dls-
esee, in which be b represented seated in his
chair, With his clothes On, Just "a when alive.
bis eyes retaining. tn an zs10alsbirE dee rec,
the VII. city oElfe+. also lnc1osc the pho
t. RrRuh OF = t2bfe. the slab Of which Il
formed of pieces o. the human body-hrain,
muscle, etc-au turned INTO stone, and
Which, when struck By me. sounded Is
marble t1ole. I also inspected lady's foot,
ukewi,e Petsided, End vbica had every ap,
Ptrance oi marble, until, upon close rnspec-
ttcn, the texture Of the Skin was apparent. Dr.
human o9dv. which were IN moist and per-
had tinetEf duck whics had been Killed
monthe previously. The loot Of mummy
vas II lis apartment It thc zine Of ny ytsfs,
IN Which the color assumed thAt OF lila, sok
me toes VGn perfectly fexihlh-
4 an perfectly certa:n That these lnven-
t!ons are genuine and ef high value and
when Or. MarInf nrrlTes here, hope 10 be
xb1c to Introduce him to the heads Of th.
profession. The Emperor Of the French.
With his usual tact, has expressed hiusek
FEmtJ to DE- Na1td IN appreciation Of bis
invention.