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Jack Watrous, don't you think you
laid it on pretty thick in your friendly
notice of James H. lambert? Tue the
man has enterprise and pluck and so
had his great prototype John Wilkes
Booth.
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n fsESGE.

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, J
MADISON April G. 1868.
IN accordance with the provisions of chapter Ia
laws OF 1865. hereby give notice that the note. of
~ Bank of Nanitowoc be presented at the Office
sf the Bank Comptroller at Madison. Wisconsin for
payment, within three years from the date of this
nottoe, the funds deposited for the redemptoR of
- same. will be surrendered provided in Sectio
- Of said act. 52-2
WILLIAN Z. SMITH, State Trsasnrer
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y. SSHNE

ET1ETEg reiSa,t aud FaoyaIs. EEov5ur-
.aperior fa@jiiti7s tJr r.i<Hs sni 7ovin~ lIou-es
ne would ammo lnse n thertiz-ns of Nsrjtawnc town
Aai souatvl titat any business entrusted to
,crantej 20 sye satisfaction. Enqu're II the
T-i|,e oiice. 1916
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MOntieth's Geograpnvs.

Wilson's Readers, and Sanders Spoilers 81
day received at the
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.
Jan, Ilth 1867
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FEsEgs, SGE5Es EsEEs.

MEAT Marx 49, -tESvir- ssssr>ssasats
Nj the business OF Wm. Brown. shall hereafter
ro,stsutlv kesp iNnd the ch ,ieSst meats at the
lowest share Of public patronage solicited
13-i7
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- E'EseEsAEE: :-9E.s..Ito., .,s.e Co. Cos.r.

= E'ESesEbA He :-fs ito wee Go. Court
In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heir of Charles iIottlenan deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suance of order OF license made in said matter
on the 22st day of December A. D. 1858 by the County
Court of said county, the undersigned Frederick Ru-
doiph guardian of the minor heir of Charles Hottie
man deceased will, Monday the 18th day of Janti-
airy A. d. 1859 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the ece of the County Judge in the village of
Maaitowoc, i'll said Comfy offer for sale at Public
fenduc the following described lands to wit: The
sh OF Lot Nmher four ~ and Lot Number five (5l
in block Number three hundred and eighteen (3lS) in
Wisconsin,
Terms, Cash
FREDERICK RUnOLPH
Guardian of the minor heirs of Charles Hottiemap
deceased.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Dist day of December A. D.
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The Legislature for 1859.

The following is correct list of the
members Of the Legislature which assem-
bled Oh the 18th. Democrats marked
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10 - Pgy s ES,

nEAgT.S = Sstares: E'ss. SLaoHS Er9ys
IL and f'anp.rw,re na1rfa:tI-er. Ali kinds OF
rsssiring d.as. siEatl Street, opposite Tribune ~
Zee 14-lv
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Z. q. %. =.

Thtcker,s,i F.aHGn No SJ, Y. @. q. r.
~ Meats over. N-idsy EyaninE at the 0 iii Fellow.
Hall, Corner Of Gn'n'noresi 4 Eigath Streets.
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CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND vEGFTARyFs

The Floral Guido is published for tho benefit of my
c'StpmeTsto whom it is sent free without application
but viii be forwarded to all who apply by mail for
ten cents, Which is not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK Rochester n Y
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REzzern - II e !. !. - %.

X z =. !. . q g y 3 = = = a = y.
TIME STnt5@raj - are s>F~srH s-cs5 - s; -
to order. bills % i.i-njar ov afk the short>,i
astiee. mar. Will aa st al! :'at=s n the yard
ready to wait cis;nnsGs aad receive their o.
Asrs. The best stock kaa ro.Jlntly on hand at tho
mill. corner of Q3sy tad 9th .tr=c-s
i2-i4 GUVhES 4 BROWN.
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VIC ks
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859.


The first edition oc One fFrndre3 Thousand of Wick s
illustrated Catalogue of seeis and ge III the Flew
er Garden IS now published. It makes a work of 100
pages, beautifully illustrated, with about 150 fine
wood engragin@s Of flowers and vegetables and an
ELEttANT COLORED PLATE
a Is % % q ET @ & FLe " ER s..
1t is tho most beautiful, well the most nstruc-
tive Floral Guide published, giving plain and thorough
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Chioaco DOLLAR Store


n z sttFss-- 3 sesS'49s 70. Court.
1 In IKE matter OF the uIardnhship of the minor
heirs of Charles HottieInan -.-
On rea!in5 and fling the petition of Frederick Ru-
dolph guardian OF said Minors representing among
other things that they the said wards arc seized Of
certain real estate in the Villa, of Mauitowoc Wis
and that it s necessary that al Of - should be
sold, aud praying for license sell the same: and ID
appearing TO the Court, from said petition that it is
necessary Tor the said guardian sell real estate
ii IS ererei and directed that the kin to said
ward and all persons interested in said estate appear
before me- on Monday. the 2lst. day OF Derenbe, A.
D }SS at ten O'Clock 4. NJ. at the Probate Office in
said County. then and there 10 show cause Of any
there be- why Eeeuse should not be granted icr the
sale Of said real esateaccording te payer Of said
petition.
And it is further ordered that copy f this order
shall be published for four successive ceks prior to
said day Of hearing in the Manit0woC TREUNE "a werk-
ly newspaper printed at Nanitowoc in the said county
Dated at Mantowoc, the 18th day OF November, A.
u. 1865. GEO. v. BARRIER County ,Iudae
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Letter List,

ALL Catherine NcKaIe 7
Beers Chas Larsen Parry
Carter Frank NcKir,her Augaropa
Clark Frank Muruhy Ehomns
Carlew james Meieoeh Holm
Sitrh;ii Lousla McMulen
Edes Johnathan 2 Nielsen NieIs
Erikson Andrew Peterson Ole
Eiiefstoh Chrls SoernsOn Ragnhld
E.Nens Marie Stickney John
hilchsoh Isak Spencer Henry
fltMhaurice Anne Sander L Broth
GlIsoh Carl SteIson Smell
Hclte Ellies II Stone Rosa
Hubbard Stephen Spencer Sue
Halyerson Martha Steernes G r.
Hanson Elias Spencer John
Henrickson nellie Swensen lnosr
Hanson M9ry Smith IL Co
Robinson Thomas J EvanstadtIer Anna
Jousen Even Weaver Peter :
Jenstader Beiet williams Henry T.
Johnson Julla White Henry
Joenes Barney Williams John
hJeA "dttman Whitney Douglas
Knudsen Josien Whrlen VI
knutsen Gurie
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III. s. sg.sEGGo9, .EE. El.,

DNYSITIAE assi Surgeon, Also E1-
anlRing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
ths Government.
oFfICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manto-
wee, Wsconsin.
Order. left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
s1-Parte iiar attention paid to consultations,sand
ts tss treatreut of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES, 1929
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IE6TyCE of the Z eace. Office. Esueh.
- aer's building, of Eighth andi ork streets,
Naaitowoe, Wisconsin.
T make collections, pay tax0s search the Tds,
Arar deeds, mortgages and contracts &C., &c. All
Saia. ass will receive prompt attention, My l5.
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DG-E e. SEE0rE,
HE.Ess v SEEf e EE.

TTOREET ard 'Ounsesor ,f kIa r..
IA ONCE with Geo. n. ,oodn. Manitowoc, Wis
e.sir l4-S9
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TTORNEY @rd Counselor at Law.
"A Ofice on Fl shti street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Csllsstons promptly attended to. 1872
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e. TEs sE.ST,

OJSEy a.ah Counselor at Law.
n Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
and Franklin streets. Nsnitowoc, Wisconsin. al
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i sSESTANT ASSESSOR VIII. be iEa
his oTics First National Bank with G. IL.
Ws1.r. ESQ., tn. first ten days of each. mouth, dur
faI business hours. 1874
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!. fl. sf'ODD.

RSGY az law. Manifowoc,
n wisconsin Office on Eighth street, the
1irSt National Bank. jyl965.]
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Fs7VEY'TE aEs,fgSEys'.
/tGTNEY SURVEYOR. Office over
o. Torrison's Store; the Bridge
M.nitewoc. Wisconsin. 15-cS
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DEFEJST Z.

nR. A. j. PATCH asen4iss. ffi
~ in Sherman's new bulJing,i on 6th Street,
Manitowoc, Wis.
- Teeth cxtracted without pain.
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w. e. EEDREEs GE,
BYRO.s' .TarFEs HIM,

DOLCE JUSTICE. Office in zHeIt>aer
Building Manitowoc, Wis. 15-2
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=. -. .N.5EsA MIN.
e,HfYgEs EI. WaEKEE,.

TEORSEY and Counselor at law.
"A once corner OF Sth and Quay streets. Hanito-
weo. Visions sin. fG-9l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-13

A humorous person describes Grants
administration as one third tobacco
smoke and two-t thirds negro!
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Chicago Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Nnnn

... July 0.
FLOUR-Tolerably active, and mar.
ket frmer with an advance Of l2ta15c
per barrel; other descriptions are quiet
WHEAT-Active and excited, but the
demand is altogether speculative; an ad
vance of 3a3bc was gained on all grades
and No. 2 spring closed at 1921; sales
of No. | at l 34a1 35 and Of No. 2 at /
80 for No. 2.
CORN-In moderate and active spec
ulative demand, and prices were higher,
but unsteady; sales of No. l at 79laS3ac,
and of No. 2 at 79aSO!c, closing at 79a
794 in options; liberal sales were made
at SOBc buyer July; 79a79tc seller July,
and 79aaSOc seller last half July, and SOa
S5.c seller August.
5s OATS-Demand altogether specula-
tive and the market is frmer, with an ad-
vance of 3a3tc closing at 694a70c for
No. 2: sales at 6Sa7Oc
RYE-Firmcr and 1c higher; sales at
l 06a1 OF. closing a. outside rate.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at
l 45 for No. 2 in store.
CATTLE-Active and firm for upper
grades for sbipment;c common lots are quiet
at 00a5 % for COWS and light steers,
s 50a7 IL for fair to good and Z 25a7 60
for good to choice. ...
HOGS-Reasonably active and prices
10a20c lower; sales at 8 3Oa9 so for fair
to medium and s 7Oa9 Is for good to
choice. i
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Dexter In Danger.

A letter from Popsfeld, Mass, picked
up on Bank street, Cleveland, ON Thurs
day night last, contains the following:
Martin sold his horse to two men in
New York for $4,000. Sprague was
one of the purchasers. The horse trot
ted the first day in 2.2S, walking quietly
under the wire without skip or break
He went his last half in LILO. He can
easily trot the first mile in 2.2S and the
second in 2.1S. He trots in New York
August 4, for purse Of $4,000, and
he will win it. Phillips is afraid TO drive
him in the race against the New York
men, so DIR. Phifer will take his place.
DIR. Phifer says he has drove Dexter
more than any other man, but never be-
fore rode so fast in his life as he did af-
ter Martins horse"
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A humorous person describes Grants
administration as one-third tobacco
smoke and two-thirds negro!
The Montgomery Advertiser of June
l says: "Jud2e Busteed has gone to his
home in New York, He left on the
West Point train yesterday. In his
charge to the jury, in the decisions, and
in his brutal treatment of lawyers and
litigants during this term, he tried very
hard to be Ku Kluxed, but failed. He
will have to try another card"
Memphis, Tenn, under Radical rule, is
not pleasant place to live in. There
have been forty three murders and HON,
ici6es committed in the city and vicinity
during the past twelve months. Of the
guilty parties none have been punished
and only two convicted and sentenced
viz: ''Gavin and Moody, who are to be
hung on the Goth Of August.
Rebel General Kirby Smith is lucky
dog and rarely loved of the ladies. In
one State alone, says the Louisville
Courier-J Journal, 1000 ladies have prom
ised him their sons as pupils for his mil
itary academy; and in the natural course
of events, and the pre6ominance of male
children, it is fair to consider that the
General will have small army under
his control. Hes safe man to trust
an army with
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[from the Newark ADVOCATED

l. That the gabblc and fabrications OF
the Radicals, concerning the expenses of
the last Legislature, arc intended to di-
vert public attention from the frauds
and ylllainies of their own party.
2. Keep it in mind, that every Rcpub-
lean Legislature elected in fifteen years,
has held an EXTRA SESSION.
3. Keep it in mind, that the per diem
of no Ohio Legislature can be increased
or decreased by its own members, and
that the pay of the last Legislature had
been increased to five dollars per day by
law passed by the preceding Republi-
can Legislature III the expectation that
their own party, and not the Democrats,
would be in a majority.
4. Keep it in mind, that the RepubIi-
cans in the last Legislature strove to in
crease the salaries of the Supreme Jud-
ses ard other officers; that they voted
solidly i'll favor of this increase, and
that it was defeated by the combined and
determined action of the Democratic
members.
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From the Register
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

July6.
GRAIN-Thc wheat market is steady
and prices without change; sales at No.
l GOAL 20 for red and l GOAL 80 for No.
| white. Corn is plenty and held at Goa
zoe. Oats steady and demand moderate;
sales at 55a60c. Rye at 1 90. Barley
nominal.
HAY--Is held at IS OOa22 90 per
ton.
GROCERIES-Coffee- Rio, ,2la26c for
fair to prime. Sugars--Refined su-
gars firm; good to choice New Orleans
14a15c; Porto Rico 13Ia14tc; Cuba 12Ia
14c; Denarara 16al7c; Crushed 17tc;
a coffee 16i, 3 coffee 16c: G extra
l5c, G coffee l5c. Moaases-New Or
leans S0aS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5c; New York do. S0a9Oc
Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVlSIONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 O0a33 90, shoulders 1ia15c, clear rib
sides lSc, clear sides Isle, sugar cured
hams zoe, do canvassed 2l4c, family hams
20c. Lard 2Oa2lc.
POTATOES-Market dull. sales at
SOC.
BEANS Sales Of white at 2 5Oa
3 90.
FLOUR-Markct quieter than last
week Red wheat is held at %; fancy
at 7 IS; superiine at 3 90. Rye Flour
at 6 90.
BUTTER-Sold at Zoe with a fair
supply and demand
SALT-Dairy 3 rs: Ohio River 80.
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 25a1 Is
Young Hvson teal goal so; Black tea
| GOAL 25
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco G5a75c;
dark los and Is, 65a70c; bright Is and
los, 75aS0c; fig lump, 7OaSOc; Garrett 3
Snuff, 7Sc; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, 8 so.
FISII--Firm. We quote: Mackerel
No half barrels 10 so; No. medium,
6 SO; No. large Z Co., Lake herring,
half barrels 3 80; white fish 8 90; La
brador herring at IL 90.
CARBON OIL-At 2Sa3Oc per gallon
and charge Cor package.
EGGS-We quote fresh at l5c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a4 &c, ac-
cording to width and thickness; horse
shoe sic; heavy band 4 4Ia54c hoop and
light band, 6 to inch, 5a9l; round and
square 34a74c; oval iron 44a5c; half
oval and half round 4la5!c; fiat rail,
punched and counter-sunk 4 &c; L rail A.
a44c; L rail spikes 6tc; nails, brads and
fencing, ITO God, 4 25; s and Cd 4 so;
6 and I'd / Is; and sd 90: Sd ) 10 );
ID 7 90; barrel, ] inch to l inch,5 90
az 25; finishing, to 3 inch, 5 5Oa9 % :;
casing, 10 to 3Od,5 90; Sd %; Cd 5
so; I'D 5 10; fine blued 4d 6 90, Sd
Z 90, ID 8 90; lining nails, inch, 8 IS;
clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes 4 so; boat
spikes, cut, 5 90; wrought 5 0Oa5 IS.
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EgThe Marquis of Hertford accom-
modates his duelling friends by lending
them his walled park at Bagatelle, near
Paris. In this charming retreat an affair
of honor took place recently between
Viscount Cation du Lau and M. Karie
DIES Perncres. On arriving in their car
riages at the Marquis of Hetford's por-
ter's gate, they were graciously received
by his lordships steward, who at once
showed them q desirable spot for the set
tlement of their little affair, and archly
whispered to one of the seconds that it
had been often used before for like pur-
poses. In the course of five minutes the
Viscount du Lau was disabled by sword
wound in the arm; honor was declared
satisfied, all parties shook hands and sep
arated, after exchanging assurances of
the highest esteem for each other.
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Es-Writlng of the settlement of lcp-
ers on one of the Sandwich islands, Il cor
respondent says: There is poem of
Algernon Charles Swinburnes, in which
a youth is made to lavish the Swinburni-
an quantity Tor qualty) of love upon
his leprous mistress. l believe the poem
is failure because of its hideous con
ceit, There are a dozen cases of like
nature in this valley of death. Though
equally incomprehcnsible, they ARE new
ertheless true. One poor unfortunate at
least forty years old, and repulsivc as a
cobra, is fairly worshipped by we'll
knit youth of two -andtwenty, who for
sakes the world and its temptations
which is saying much for a Kanaka) and
cleaves to his Medusa l think Swim
burne should be acquitted of the charge
of morbid cxaggeratioh upon this evil
dencc, which will swear to-"
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Cincinnati Market.

Ouly o.
FLOUR-Firm but not higher; super
held at 4 75a4 90; extra at 3 10a5 30
and family at 5 75a6 co..
WHEAT-Under an improved de
mand, advanced SC; red winter now com
mands l 30al 50 for Nos. and 2.
CORN-Higher and firm at 75c fol
mixed, and 76c for white.
OATS-Scarce and higher at 7Qa72c
for mixed.
RYE-Firmer at l 10al Is for Mes.
2 and l.
WHISKY Firm and advanced to 95c
COTTON-Inactive at 33c for mid
ding.
LINSEED OIL-Declined to / 90.
MESS PORk-Held.. at 80 so.
BULK MEATS-Firm but quiet
shoulders held at l2ac rib sides at 152c
clear rib sides at 164c, and clear sides at
l6fc.
BACON-Steady; shoulders held at
lac; clear rib sides at l7sa17 !c,and clear
sides at lSc.
LARD-Dull at 19c for kettle render
ed.
BEEF-Unchanged.
MONEY--Stringent.
EXCHANGE-Steady at lilo per cent
off buying.
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An enterprising Chinese firm has es'
tablished publishing house and type
foundry at Shanghai.
The French Government offers to
transport. without cost, all laborers who
will 60 to Algicrs for the harvest.
One of the "shoe kings" of Portland
Me, who is very wealthy, began bust
ness five years ago with but $50.
A wise man of Canada finds that the
frogs are building their nests in the mid
die of the bitches, and predicts dry
summer No signs Of it thus far in these
moist parts.
A young man wants situation were
the only heavy thing is the salary. He
is willing to dispense with any amount
of work if this can be guaranteed.
A bridegroom of Y married his fourth
wife in Massachusetts recently ; the bride
being 81, and thrice widow.
A recent medical writer of good au-
thority says: at is certain that in our
times. among our brain workers there
are 999 who do not sleep enough to one
who sleeps too much.
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To COnsunpttyes.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Cree of chargs,) with
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
July s.
BRIGHTON PENS.
The arrivals of live stock at these yards
since Monday were as follows;
BRIGHTON PENS

Cattlc.. c.....................'. .'.....'.'.'.. tVu
Sheep. ........................... so
IOSS.......-......' .'....'...........'...'... doo
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts contin-
ue light, and the supply being inadequate
to the demaud, further advance was
obtained, and the markss closed firm at
the advance. All offered to-day were
quickly disposed of at the advance
Some purchases were made by shippers
six car loads having been forwarded to-
day. The quality was fair. We quote
common 25a4 75fair 5a5 so; good IS
aG 25 and prime G so per GENITAL gross.
Shipping cattle sold at 6 50a7-
SHEEP-The demand for sheep was
only moderate, and the supply was light,
and full prices we're realized. We quote
them 50a4. per Genital gross. Lambs are
selling at 5Oa2 so per head.
HOGS-The market is unchanged and
steady, the demand and supply being
about equal. Wequote those weighing
$50 to 200 lbs 75a8 25; 200 to 240
lbs. 8 5Oa9 and 25O to 800 los. 8 25a9
40, per GENITAL gross. Some extra heavy
sold at 8 so. None remained in the pens
this evening unsold. s..
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since Mon
day, to July 5. from all sources have
been 100 cattle, 600 sheep, 2,3O5 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts have
been light, and prices have advanced
from 10 to 15c. per 100 lbs. over our
last quotations. Wee quote common to
prime butchers stuff 4a6 so; shipping
cattle 675a7 % per 100 lbs gross.
SHEEP-The receipts have not been
equal to the demand, and the market rul-
es steady and firm at an advance of 10
25c. per 100 lbs. gross over or last quo
tations. Prices range from 2 75a4 so
per GENITAL for common to prime qualities
Lambs sell from / 75a2 Is per head.
HOGS-The receipts have been quite
liberal, and the demand has been very
good from 10th butchers and shippers,
aud the market rules steady, and the de-
mand from both butchers and shippers
being good. our previous quotations have
been full sustained at SIa9tc. gross, from
light to heavy averages. Extra heavy
would bring 9fc. gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-13

This long tried and popular Remedy is
again called to the attention of the public,
As often as the year, rolls around, the pro-
prietors annually make their bow to the pso-
pie, and mind them that amongst the
many things requir cd for the health, COM
fort and sustenance of the family through
the long and tedious months of winter, Goes
Cough Bstsam should not be forgotten. For
years it has been household medicine-and
mothers anxious for the safety of their chill
dren, and all who suffer from any disease of
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to
be without it. In addition to the ordinary
four ounce so long in the market, We now
furnish our mammoth family size bottles,
which will, in common with the other s:zs,
be found at all Drug Stores.