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a.eslpss OF rrsaues.

L0UISVILLE-Steamer John Kilrour-I4 bxs
eggs Roxbury--l bx mdse Thos Keefe 500
kegs nails Staufer, Kent &co--l5 hhds charcoal ID
Hitchcock--l Dbl whisky Dbl oil pkgs mdse
Nj Musson &co-l0 bbs onions bbs parsnips to
s B Siters-l46 pcs castings 80 pkgs stove ware
Hodkinson-2S5 bbls potatoes G Piessants-55
bxs eggs Fleming-l09 do Hart &co-l bug.
ey Hunt Macauley-25 churns N O, j d G N r
Rag cases powder L Raalett--7 bxs sausage
Schmidt & Zeigler-s bbls whisky J II Csrter-l
do Harw GOD &co-l ties hams Phelps. McCul-
loch &co--63 pkRs saddery III W Smith--30 ties
hams ] NJ Fakes &co-lot furniture Sampson Bros
ties hams John Hawkins-500 ska corn Howard
& Preston--56 bbls pork Il Kennedy &6o-l4l
SKIS curn 4 Newman dco-SO9 do Frey, Schwabas
cher Hirsch-2s0 do 10 csks bacon 2 ties hams
bbls pork kegs lard ties do Fairchild q Bng-
ham-6 pkgs eggs 1917 axis corn Jno Moore
6sS do Thos King 494 bbls meal Chenoweth, Ca
sey &co-7S9. sks corn 5 DuSouchet &co-3930
do West & Netteton-S47 do hhds tobacco Jno
KiDg-4 do r 7 Torain-lO0 bbls -four Glover &
Odendabl-3sS SKIS corn Julian. Johnson &co-56
coops poultry Miller 4 Meyer-l66 hogs 2 mules 8
horses lnbau, Aycock &co-30 horses 10 mules $50
sheep w HaLcock-sundries to order-TotAl 6
hhds tobacco ...
JEFFERSON Steamer Dors-2l4 bales cotton
) W Burbridge &co-5s do Jno Phelps &co-55 do
Perkibs. SweDson &co-46 Converse & Duxbury-
"a Harrison 4 Son-lS Gerard Il Craig-l9
PAYNE Huntington &co--l3 l. Walmsey Sco--
Is kirkpatrick & Keith-l0 Spyker Il Sandidge-
IL Jno Chafie & Bros Lehman, Newgass &co-S
q .
Henderson, d Blair &co--4 JOS Hoy &co-4
Jno I Hardie &co-4 Clapp Bros &co-l Aymar q
COZ Rawlins 4 murtell-l Speake 4 Buckner-1
Friedlander-l Randall &co--2 bdl hides L Du-
filho-s hides L Hart &co-l SKIS seed cotton to
Labusquere, Duplex &co-2 bxs old iron Block
Broe-32 bbls potatoes Il Lswrence-l Dbl wax
rolls leather IL bales hides Perkins, Swenson &
co-sundries to order-Total 5ss bales cotton
WASHINGTON--Steam Blackford-5
bales cotton A TERROR &co-25 II Mouton kco
so Penn. Pace a Nixon-22 TO J Pavy &co-l7
Beraud l. Giber@l6 p S Wiltz-l0 A Bonnsfou
9 L Dudiho--s Meyer, Deutch & weis-l bdl hides
Is hides @ II Mouton &co-l bale mats Penn,
Pace 4 Nixon-25 hides Labusquere, Dnpleix q
CO. 80 SKIS cotton seed A A Maginnis-f axis wool
hbls peanuts "a hides lbdl hides L Couret Il
bdl hides "a hides DeBlsnc 4 Beer-s6 bbls pota-
toes to order-ls calves Pa4cal 4 serrat-sun.
dries to order Total 200 bales cotton 3
FORT GIBSON Steamer Clarksville-l67 bales
cotton Campbell 4 Stong-ll7 N Greenwood 4
son-6s Bussey &co-52 TO Jno Phelps &co-42
w Frierson &co---s1 T He Allen &co -S3
M Musson &co-24 Jno Chafe 4 Bro-24 Adams.
Cockburn Howell Violet, Black &co-l5 to
Lehman, Newgass &co-ls Alcus, scherck An
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tey- is W Robson-ll Winston. Morrison eco
III W Arthur &co-1 Stewart, Gaibrsith Fizer-
975 SKIS cotton seed A Msginnis-l3 bbls kroui
10 kegs pickles F Deb ,ndio-30 bxs stores U 5
Ms hds sacks W N Somers-sundries to order
ST MARTINsyILLE-St Rob Roy
bbls molasses bales cotton 8 hhds sugar Ter
trou dco-30 hhds sugar bales cotton Q h Mou-
ton &co-1l bids sugar Bouligny Esclapon-23
do bales cotton Wii'zI do Bonnsfon-
l bdI bides hides bxs eggs DeBlanc 4 Beer a
bbls peanuts Vuilmot 8 bbls potatoes and SUI.
dries F Dufour-l6 pkgs hides . bdl skins Sober.
BELLE Gsutreaux-sundries to order-Totsl 70
bids sugar Il bales cotton
MINDEN-Steamer Lizzie Tste-4l bales cot
ton JBo Chsffe 4 Bro-22 Winston, Morrison &co
IA Jos How &co-s E P Hatrel-7 e r Arehinsrd
4 Rawlins Murrell-1 Jno Hsrdie &co-l to
Wheaton d Stroud-30 hides bdi skins Ra Wins Il
Murrel-3 hides 10 bills peanuts Labusquere eco
bbIs peas W II Maxey-sundries to order-Totsl
SO bales cotton
THIBODAUXvILLE--S New Era
bbls molasses J M Ricsud-2 bbls sugar hf-bbl
do Lapens & Ferre-l3s empty bbls b Berkery
u SKIS bran p EouGue bbls rice SIX do Soco-
las calves J 8 Wallis &co-sundries to order
LOWER C0AST-Steamer San Nicolas-l5 hhds
sugar Blsnchin Giraud-l09 bbls rice Lawrence
Il Hebrard-47 do E Dupre-2 bbls molasses 4
obls cistern bottom ethsncourt-sundries to
order ~ r.t
LOCKPORT Steamer Lotus No IL bale cot
ton G Yalets--sundrles to order
ANTE RIVER--Steamer Alice-60. 900 feet
lumber A N Fahnestock-3000 do I B Bodley &co
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Perseveranoe-60 cords
wood to order .f. ...-
TANGIPAHoA-schr Colin sr-soo bbls shells
PEARL RTvER-schr Dxie-2o,OOo feet lum.
Der l. Bote I..
BLIND RIvER-schr Lady Gsy-4O cords wood
TO order
BlLOXI--schr z Arrincey-s5o bbls charcoal
TANGIPAHOA-schr Frsncis-sOO bbls shells
BAY ST LoUls-schr James Eiiza-l5oo bbls
charcoal 10 order
PAsCAGOULA-Sch Garibaldi- feet lum.
Der to order
TANGIPAHOA-schr Flower-45O bbIs shells
to order
TCHEFUNCTE-schr Sister Kate-s5 600 brick
BLIND RrvER-schr Antonio R-4o cords
wood TO order
BLIND RIvER-schr Lille Dunn-5o cords
wood TO order ft
BLIND RIvER-schr Juana-27 cords wood to
BILOXII-schr by Latour-4O. 900 feet lumber
W M Grant
BILOXI-Schr Henrietta-27, 900 feet lumber
TANGIPAHoA-schr Eunice-ll, 900 feet lum.
BILOxI-scbr Star No $4,000 feet lumber
Sanford d Back
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Mary Jane-2S cords
wood j Clark
TICKFAW-Schr Condor-35 cords wood TO
order
BLIND RIVER-Sctr Arcene-55 cords wood
TO order
BLIND RIvER-schr Eage-lO cords wood
5000 slaves 20 order
SPRIN Elk-2o cords wood to
order
BILoxI-schr Best Frene-s5 cords wood to
order W
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Mary Fayard-6o0 bbls
charcoal TO order
MADlSONVILLE-Sc La Belle-5O cords
wood J j Clark
PASCAGOULA-Sch Amanda--2O,0 900 feet
lumber Delmas Il Griffin
TCBEFUNCTE--Schr Amelia-30 cords wood
L Drmeyer
JORDAN RlVER-Schr Almira-43 cords wood
to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Sch JoinvilIe-350 bbls sand
Baxter & Wilson
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Victoria-3OO bbls sand
Is 600 bricks Baxter & Wilson
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Imports

UTILLA-schr Angelina--Fruit
NEW YORK-Bsrk VIM Rsthbone-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Sieamship United States Astd
mdse
NEWPORT. wALES-E Letchfield-s455 bars
railroad TO order
NEWPORT. wALES--Ship Mayflower-44sO
bars railroad iron 10 order
MOBILE-Steamer Mary bales cotton to
Scott 4 Bro-sundries to order
L0ND0NDERRY-Shi Mohongo-l50 tons pig
iron Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-70 do TO order
geo cases bath bricks to order
MOBILE---Sieamer Lolise-524 bales cotton 10
bales mdse Lehman, Newgass &co- bales cotton
Jno Hardie &co--l4 do Jurey q Harris-l50
bbls lime s Jamison-3 bales cotton r Flo verso
sks peas D l. Campbell &co-35 cases boots aud
shoes l. Stern Bro-4 hf bxs tobacco j W Per-
son-6 do B Block &co-2S pkgs mdse Elder &
Lyon-suDdres TO order-Tota $40 bales cotton
LIVERP0OL-Ship Cslliope-46 cks pickles P
Bruatour-10 crates earthenware r Douglas-l75
bbls and 40 cases mdse Wolfe &co-2O casks
chains g Baurman-ll7 cks bottled beer Hunter
&co-134 500 states 81 slate slabs Davidson q Hill
81 bxs tin plate Excelsior Mfg Co-l2 kegs nails
cks hardware Slocomb, Baldwin &co-20 crates
earthenware.S Quincy-4l do Harrington 4 Burke
4 cks hardware case do l case percussion caps
Stauffer, Kent &co-l case mdse Rice Bros Geo.
252 ties soda ash 200 kegs do 972 bxs tin plate
63 900 slaies 100 pkgs earthenware 1000 bdls iron
ties 81 600 fire brick 10 order
lNDIANOLA AND GALVESTON--stesms
W q Hewes-l4 bales cotton Jno Phelps &co-5
bales paper stock Gugecheim-3 bbls sage $4,000
currency II Stumborg &co-90 hides to order-7
bales hides ties beef cases do A Whitney &
COS pkgs pecans McCarty-l50 bbls molasses
Perkins, Swenson &co-5 bales hides w F With.
erel-2 ties beef Garner & McCarty-7 bdl hides
/ Dbl pecsns / Dbl beeswax l Dbl petries SKIS
wolf skins Miss Valley Trans Co-220 head stock
liz yesrlings McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to order
Total IA bales cotton
HAVANA AND FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship
Alliance Is cases sweetmeats Duntze-l3 do j
b Solari-ll ties rice 2l0 bxs sugar So bales leaf
tobacco TO order-50 hhds molasses Trosgros-
Is hides bale skins Bum-l00 SKIS peas Garner
d McCarty-l2 tics rice Wood, Low & Ludwigsen
460 SKIS peas rs tics rice Price, Hne Tupper-
lao pkgs mdse U Q MI bxs mdse Fuller
rs bales cotton Battle & Noble--l2 do Post a
Hobby-5 do Wood. Low & Lnd wigsen-l do
Stafford &co-2 cases mdse Post 4 Hobby-54
hides L Mann &co-snndries to order-Totai As
bales cotton
GALVESTON AND Steamship
Austin-7 bales cotton 4 Pilsbury &co-5 do
Lehman, Newgass &co-2 Jurey l. Hsrrs--2 Jen-
nings, Gates &co-l Payne. Huntington &co-l2
do bbls beans so hides Francke & Danneel-9
bales hides 1862 hides IS bales skins rs skins to
Q Whitney &co-l Dbl pecans Perkins, Swenson
&co-1 BIZ honey Texas Elk Col fbbl beef r ID
Blossmsn jr-360 hides 10 bales skins L Mann 4
COS bales skins pkgs pecans A &M IS Co A
bales hides Miss Valley Trans Coz bales skins
222 hides NJ Kaufman &co-37 hides to order-4l
do bdl skins trc wax Dbl tallow W With
erell-35 bbls wine r PRICE, SKIS seed Aiken &
Watt-l7S head stock ia calves McQuoid l. Mehle
sundries to order Total 20 bales cotton
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YOREIaN PORTS.


AQUADILLA-Brg Lady Monck-500 bbls -four
80 bbs meal so bbls potatoes 30 bbls pork bbls
hams so sks oats 100 bxs soap hhds tobacco l792
pcs lumber
PENSACOLA-S chr Pauline-5 bbls WHISKY so
bbls potatoes so bbls -four 1880 sks corn 81 SKIS
oats SO SKIS bran is bales hay
CARDENAS- Bark Hunter-1400 empty hhds
100 do ties 1000 do bbs
ST LOUlS-Steamer Mollie Able-l7O0 bars
railroad iron
ST LOUIS Steamer Belle Vernon-200 boxes
wine 800 bxs sugar
ST LOUIS-Steamer Shark barges-2452 bars
railroad iron A pcs stones
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30
ss,sw os.ias Up.

Bark Moss Rose. Dustin. from Liverpool, Jan Is,
to- W Hynson &co-
BARK Msipo, Estrader, 6 days from Havana, In
ballast, to PUG Bros
Brig Maud Potter. Shields, days from Cardenas,
to A H D'Meza
Schr Cecilia, Mscheca, z days from Tampico, to
j Macheca &co-
Hchr Andromeds. Simpson. days from Havana,
20 A Couture AGO.
Schr Helena. Blobn, Z days from Ruatan Island,
TO Piaggio Bros
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30
Memoranda
DOMESTIC PORra.

Boston, March 23.-Cleared for New Orleans,
schr s Potter, Potter; for Pensacola, schr Nc.
Roosevelt. = 1.,ti...te.s
Philadelphia, March 2l.-Arrived from New
Orleans. steamship Yszoo. Teal, via Havana. of
FoREIeN PORTS. f-a
Rio de JsDeiro, Feb. 12.-Sailed for New Or.
leans, North German bark Mlly Knuth and Brit.
ish brig Ruth. Curphy; 18th, brig Johannes, Jan.
green; 22d, cleared for New Orleans, British bark
Netherton, Brokenshaw.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
lion. FOR ROCKPORr. ST. MARNs
land Corpus Christi. via New Orleans, opsousas
and great Western Railroad. and Morgan Line Steamers
The Iron steamer
Alabama,
Capt JNo. BENSON,
WIN leave Brashear City the the * 4 Il train
o. the New Orleans, opecusas and @ W. Railroad on
THURSDAY, April lst - -
port - ~
For passage apply to Office opelousss Railroad 90 Canal
street - =
For freight apply 80
q. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
Corner Magazine and Matches streets
Freight received every Opelousas Ferry LANDING
foot of st. Ann sweet
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hr Angelina
srBANBoAfs. q

Louise, Hopkins from Mobile
Mollie Able, Leavenworth. from st Louis
Rose Franks. Dalferes, from Lockport
Evening Star, Fulton, from Shreveport
Carrie Poole. Withers, from Saline River
Tahleqush Livingston. from Louisiana Line
6alsdo. Taylor. from Point Jefferson
Nina SHINES. Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
] IN Sharp, Aucoin. from Lsfourche Crossing
J d Hinde, Trowsdsle, from Avery's Island
Dan Able. Baranco, from Baton Rouge
Agnes, Rolls, from Baratsris POPS
Bismarck, Entricken, from 81 Louis
Louisville, Lusk, from Cincinnati
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

LIST OF vESoELs
Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
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down and TO sea On the Gath bark Columbia-
brought Up ship Msy6ower and bark Emma
Litcbfeld
Calhoun, Jackson. from the Passes flowed down
on the $50 bark Centre de Exportscion and
brigs Jas Nurchie and Csprers-brought up
chips Mohopgo and 0alIiope
Rochester, German. from the Pssees-towed down
on the 26th bsrks Giovanni Bafista and Du
Frstelli- brought up barks VIM Rsthbone and
echr Angelina Tf
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sTEAMBOATS.
OUACHITA RIVER.

FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY n5nu.
~ n FOR CAMDEN. CHAMPAGNOLLE
lGfft<' Marie sslioe Trenton Monroe Ouachits (ity
ssszas5 Hsrrisonburg trinity, and all interim ale
lendne5 Black and Ouachts Rvers-The fine gs
steamer Gov. n lien. John W. Tobin MASTER I'd Ryland
clerk will above. For freight passage apply on
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET
Leaves livery SATURDAY. msrI
- - FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE.
= 49, Marie Saline. Trenton Monroe Ouachita City,
sterlinfton Port Union. Columbia Har onburg Trinity
and all intermediate landings and ouschta rivers
The splendid light draft sidewheel steamer
MaynoWer.
J. ". BLANKS, Master; J. W. SMITH. Clerk,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply on board
orto GEO. II. LORD. 70 Gravisr street,
clerk win be on the Levee head of Cusomhouse street.
to receive freight Friday morning. Shippers can rely
upon this arrangement long there is navigation for r
class boats.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

authority conferred in the law above
quoted. One per cent of the entire ma
tional debt will take upwards of twenty
five millions of coin for this year, as
much more for last year, and an equal
sum for TIE year before that. The gov
eminent borrowed more than two thou
sand millions on the strength of that law
and foated, at one time, nearly 700 mil
lions of notes on that pledge or contract
with the public creditors. The govern
ment has no legal or moral right to re-
fuse to comply with its promise; and all
valid or conceivable excuse is taken away
when it is known to the whole world that
it has plenty Of coin lying idle in its vaults
to make good its engagements with its
creditors coin, too, procured for
this very purpose. Then let the govern
ment fulfill its promise by purchasing one
per centuna of its outstanding bonds as a
sinking fund for the ultimate redemption
and extinction of It's obligations. This
is what an honest man would do, and
what an honest government must and
dare not refuse to do. Sell the idle gold,
buy bonds Herewith and stop interest.
That is the true policy to pursue Let
not the new Secretary divate therefrom.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

CRANE AND A MAJOR GENERAL S
WIDow.-A Washington dispatch of the
24th says:
Yesterday the wife Of late Major
General of the United States army. called
on President Grant and stated the facts
of claim for considerable back pay,
which she has long been vainly pressing
before Congress, and disclosed to him such
circumstances of merit and restitution as
induced the President Whose friend, when
he needed friends, the General had BEEN
at once relieved her present wants out Of
his own pocket; promised her that she
shall be made postmistress at d southern
military post, and appointed her son to a
cadetship at West Point. At the same
time the President pronounced her claim
ADJUST one would see that Congress allowed
it; told her that she should have come at
once to him instead of trying to gel it
through Congress herself
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

Power OF IcE.-An officer of artillery
made the following experiment at Que
bee: Having filed a bombshell, about
IA inches in diameter, with water, he
closed 1T by driving an iron peg firmly in,
and left it exposed to frost. The stop
per was soon driven out to distance of
100 yards, and a cylinder of ice, s or 9
inches long, issued at the opening. This
shows the expansive force of ice.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
IDLE GOLD. En- THE TREASURY

The Chicago Tribune says: There has
lain in the Treasury vaults of the United
States, for several years, from seventy to
ninety millions of coin belonging to the
government. From. time to time the late
Secretary sold off the excessive accumu-
lations, and with the proceeds purchased
greenbacks and compound interest notes
and cancelled them. OF the former he
cancelled about SIT ,OOO,O 900, and of the
latter 100000, 900, and converted $780,,
100000 into three per cent certificates. A
portion of this was done from the sales of
gold, and the residue from the surplus
receipts of internal revenue But during
his whole occupancy Of the Office he nev-
er purchased and cancelled a single 500
gold-interest bond, and he persistently
refused to purchase single bond with
his idle reserve of gold after Congress
forbade him to contract the legal tender
currency below its present volume.
To place this matter more clearly be-
fore our readers, we take from his report
to Congress the following statement of the
amount of legal tenders in circulation On
the first of September, 1865, and at the
date of his last statement, March l, 1868,
viz:
SEPT. l, 1865.
Compound interest legal tenders OH 100
Five per cent legal tenders 33, 954, $50
Nonnterest legal tenders. 1605IO
Total national notes S6S4 12S, geo
MARCH l, 1868.
comnounds S 1922 AGO
..-..
o5bozl0.o
Reduction of notes. s267 So, 533
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Cheap Advertisements.

Advertisements of this nature, not to exceed five
lines, inserted in the TIBUNE times for fifty cents
nor SALE-Very cheap one of Walter A. Woods
Il Prize Moving Machines, entirely and cost 81 %
Enquire Immediately of WALTER LYON
VNOR SALE-A covered buggy; has been in use
Il some time, but would still answer for family use
price SO. Also one horse wagon cheap. Enquire
of Rev, c. w. WILSON,
Two Rivers.
NOR SALE-S100 worth of hoop skirts . Chick
II erng pianos 500 worth of Howes scales 30
worth OF bird cages; 500 old newspapers, steam fire
proof Safes and quantity of other properly CHEAP
to mention Enquire AT the Franklin Bookstore.
NOR SALE-A house and lot in a des r4bie loca-
E ton, with all the modern improvements, can sc
had at reasonable ritss by applying at .En
his Office
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

EAT HM.-The Nevada Transcript
tells the following: "a Chinaman pass
ed thro town yesterday with skunk,
which lie purchased from boy. who Shot
it near town. On being asked what he
was going to do with it, he replied: Me
heap likee him wely good; me eatee.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

The rates of fare west of Ogden City
are ten cents per mile in gold, but it is ex-
pected that they will be materially reduced
after the 1st of July.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
Distance, Time and Fare Between Chi
CagO and San Francisco.
The following shows the dista

The following shows the distance in
miles, the time consumed in travelling, and
the cost in currency Of the journey be-
tween Chicago and Sar Francisco, by the
now completed Pacific railroad
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
STANDARD BOOKS.

ALBUMS, PORTFOLIOS,
DIARIES, MOTIONS 4
AIKEN,S GOLD PENS.
POCKETBOOKS, FLUTES,
CHESS, SHEET MUSIC,
CHECKERS, and CHECK
Err BOARDS, WRISTBANDS
OF GREAT VARIETY Etc.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

We know a girl so Industrious tina
when she has nothing else to do, she sits
and knits her brow.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20

A NEW SUPPLY of ali kinds O
IA Thread and Needles for Singers Sewing
Machines, at the Franklin Bookstore.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-20
AUGUST Sth, 1923.

AUGUST Sth, 1923.
Ihave just witnessed most remarkable
scene which occurred this evening at
Judge Walworth' General Jackson,
who arrived in the village yesterday, was
the prominent guest of the occasion,
though among those present were Chan
cellor Kent, William Jay, Ambrose Spen-
Ger and Ex-President John Quincy Ad-
ans. As these different personages
formed themselves into groups of two
and three and entered into conversation,
it was worth an ordinary life time quietly
to stand by and listen. A conversation
which took place between CHIEF Justice
Spencer, William Jay and John Quincy
Adams, | shall never forget. Has it
not occurred to you. gentlemen said MIR.
Spencer, that in all probability we shall
have four years hence, warm contest
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-15

If however we test the eye by lens of high power,
the whole range is then brought within the limits of
few inches and is readily obtained by the equiva-
lent formula
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-15

CaEdoa 20 sEe Public,
Every intelligent and thinking person must know
sha remedies handed out for general use should have
the hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fofi; yet the country is flooded with poor nostruns
and cure-als purpf az to be the best in the world
which are not Onsg seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate sswa ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
bis physician as 1t is lamentable yet noontrovert-
bic fact that manv syphlitic patients are made mis-
cradle with rum d constitutions by maltreatmeut
from inexperienced physicians in general practice for
tisa point generally conceded by the best syphogrs-
dhers, that the study and management of these come
dlants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
toner, having neither opportunity tirae to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system OF treatment in most cases max
ing an indiscrminete that sntqratsd and dan-
gsrous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-15
Portland & Kennebec r, r,
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1869.


1@o Trans Daily betUeen Portland and luousta.
q s.sz,ssrs3 Leave Portland for Augusta. mixed
Ss<@@@fzH train at 100 A M
Leave Portland for Bath, Augusta, waieryille and
Bangor, at 1245 ID. Portland for Bath and Au-
gusta at 5.15 NJ.
.. Passenger Trains win be due at Portland daily
rare as low by this route to Lewiston wateryille
kenda,i,s Mills Dexter and Bangor - by tine Maine
zen raj Road; and tickets purchased in Boston Ter
Maine Central stations good tor Q passage on
this line. Passengers from Bangor Newport Dex.
ter &c, will purchase Tickets to Kendall's Mills
only, ana after taking the OF the Portland and
hennebec Roai, the conductor will furnish tics
anu make the iare the same through to Portland Or
Boston as via Maine Central.
through ricketts, are sold at Boston over the East
ern and Boston and Maine Railroads tor ali Stafon,
on TINS Ihe; also the Androseoggn X. r. and Dex-
Ter, Sangor, &e., on the Maine Central No break
oil gauge east OF Portland by this route and the onv
Iolie Dy which passen ger from Boston or Port
iana can certainly reach skowhegan the same day
Stages leave Bath for RockIana, &c.. daily. Au-
gusta tor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for Moth and
Fast Fassalboro and China daily. Kendall's Mills
ior unity daily. AT PIshon's Ferry for Canaan dali
~. AT skowhegan tor the differ enc towns North on
A'sus'a' hPrh 20, 1909. maylItf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-15
RaVa OczGsa0mcs.


al who have committed an excess OF any kind
neither it be the solitary vice of YOUTH the sting
r01utzo OF znrps~esd xanturar raare
SEEK FOR An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Rrostrati0n that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that sure to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
C0mn,axinu.