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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-23
Arrival and Departure of the Mails

Arrival and Departure of the Mails
THE PosT-orFIcE AT MAsITowoC.
SOUTHERN, EASTERN, SouTH-EAsT AND WEST
xRS NAIL (via Chiffon and Fond du Lac; -
Arrives daily, Monday excepted, at O'Clock
An Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
5 O'Clock p. u.
-sournKnS NAIL (via Sheboygan. n.)-Arrives
daily at 4 o'clock r. NJ. Leaves daily at 9
O'Clock A. d.
NORTHERN MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. AR
rives daily at 9 O'Clock a. N. Closes daily
at 4 o'clock P.N
EoRrHrRS MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
nee, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
week ARRIVES every Tuesday and Friday
at 9 o'clock A. n. Closes every Monday and
Thursday at 4 o'clock P. N.
NoRrH-WEsTERN MAIL, via Branch and Reed
vile to Menasha, once a week.-Arrives
every Friday at 9 o'clock A. N. Leaves
every Friday at 10 AN.
p@ Office hours from A N. to P. NJ
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REIOII. VIZ. VIZ

BEboIT, WIS March 2ad, 1859.
Tic undersigned, officers Of tho Rock River
Insurance Company of Belolt, Wis, hnvin;
been intimately connected With the Companv'
and acquainted with it's business aflirs from
the time of it's organic l,ion, that ncyor has
there been n note, i'll or draft upon the said
Company protested nor has ever ono been
presented for payment without being promptly
paid maturity. Nor has thore ever been
''Receiver" or other person appointed to d.
rectly or indirectly wind up its aff,irA noc
has it ever suspended its business for wan. of
adequate means to carry on the same success
fully But on the contrary it has always dis
CT arged its obligations and trusts With prompt
ness and fidelity, and is at the present tigas in
successful operation, and never was IN more
fourishing condition.
Very respectfully, &c,
j. A. CHAPMAN, Prcsitient.
G. 7. WHITFORD. Sec'y.
J. A. CHAPMAN. Treasurer.
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GRAND BALL AT
TURNER HALL

in the evening
Doors open at o'clock r. NJ. To com.
meucc at Pm Admission so cents of gem
tlemen Ladies free. The Commlttee.
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ALTERS BUILDING,

corner of Commercial and Eighth streets,
north side, Mlntowoc, Wis. Special atten-
tion paid to Ladies' and Children's Hair
Dressing. 3S-t
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Nervous Debility with It's gloomy attend
ants, low, spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of semen, spermatoTh@ @a,
loss of power, dizzy head, loss. or memory,
and threatened impotence and lmbeoility,
find sovereign cure in Humphreys homeo.
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight Composed
ofthe most valuable mild and potent Cura'
tiyes, they strike at once at tho root Of the
natter tone up tho system, arrest tho dis.
charges, and impart yigor aud energy, life
cured thousands Of cases. Price IS per
package of air boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all Druggists, and
aent by mail on receipt OF price, Address
Hnmphroys' Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Co., 562 broadway. New York. ~, 80 :,
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|. MARKET REPORTS,
| NEW Y0RK,

n Nnw Yoax. February %. --cozroN- Sales al
qoysC9Nn Aliddlipg Uplsnda. eHalApsruFrg Flour
Markat rules dpll but, pToes deliaspg. JRecepsp
b,02I bhls. Sales 1900 bbls B,as1DBao tor Extra
atate, 026@7 10 for Extra Weaternt a., 500 for
Hound Hoop Ohio Rye Flogr-Market ateedy;
and heavy. Receipts Ol.7ei bus Sales 2l.OOo
bus, i,5iDi,BT for No. spring, IN store and de-
livcradI La for handsome white western -
CoARr -Rye-AMarket quiet and heavy.
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DANGEROUS,

The chic: danger from Dyspepsia is that tho reduce
strength of tho system may disable it from surmounting
other intercurrent dSoases Sympathetic affections OF
the liver and lungs often lave their origin in Dyspepsia,
and may become organic diseases and constitute not
only source Of Inconvenience but danger Hence, the
sooner treatment commenced after the first symptoms
Of Dyspepsia manifest with mere certainty can the
disease be thoroughly expelled. Do not delay to seek
advice from unwaranted sources but procure Robacks
Blood Pills take them in small doses TO stimulate the
stomach and intestines and gently act upon the liver
Then take RobacRs Stomach Btters regularly after
each meal To tone the stomach and assist the digestive
apparatus and you will find the relief will be almost i'm
mediate and the cure like magic. The Btters should
bo continued for while after all symptoms Of the dis
ease have disappeared These medicines are prepared
with the utmost care Of materials having especial refer
snoe to diseases Of the blood and internal organs and
can at all timos with confidence be relied upon 7
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CHICAGO.

oHIcAoo, February 26.-BRRADsrUEFs-F -FLoUR-
Dnll and unehanged. 4 WHEAT The demand
quiet Sales Sf NO "a atS sg15H; receipts
-Dlmand quiet; 69J9; receipts 5000 bushels,
shinNepts 5000 bus. OATs--Dull, 53A; receipts
1000 bus; shipments 5000 bushels. RYE
Dull and inactive. BADLEY-Lifeless Mess Pork
quiet; SSho0 Lyerihogs dull sDrasssd hogs
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I will give one thousand dollars reward

for any Of the following diseases which the Medca
Faculty have pronounced incnrabLe, that DR. Rlchaus
Golden Relnedieu will not DR. Richau's Golden
Basam No will cure 6yphils in its primary and
Ondary stages, such as old Ulcers, Ucerated Sore
Throat Sore Eyes Skin ErupOns and Soreness Of the
Scalp, eradcating disease apdmarcoIy thoroughly Dr.
Rlchau's Golden Basam No. 7, will cure the third
stages and defy those who suffer from sucl diseases
which does not prevent the patients from eating and
drinking what they like Price Of other No, or 2
$5 per bottle or two bottles, So.
Dr. Richau's Golden AntIdote, safe and radical
cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel and all Urinary Derauge-
meDts accompanied with full directions. Warranted
10 cure. Price, S3 per bottle. a--of IS
DIR, RichAu's Golden hlixr glamour, radical cure
for General Debility in old or young, iparng ener
Py 10 those who have led life OF sensualty Price, So
per bottle, or two bottles SO. ~
On receipt Of price, by mail or Express, these rene
paid to all correspondepts None without the
name Of DR.. Richau's Golden remedies1D B. Rich
ards, sole proprietor, blown in glass oI bottles.
Address, Dir. ID. B,,RICIIARDS,
feb9ly No. 228 Varick ST., Now York.
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Special Notlfes..


Baron Munchausen tells story Of postboy's horn,
which had number Of wicked tunes blown into II one
frosty night, but made no response. Nevertheless,
when 1t was hung before hot fire. the tunes which had
been frozen hawed out TO the amazement Of all prer
snt Just 80 the human system subjected toinjurous
influences during the Winter, sometimes give no token
Of the effect they have produced upon n. until the
atmosphere OF spring develop their fruits. Many
Spring diseases the result Of Winter mprudonces
and great and especial should he taken Of the
tom in the cold season, that IL may be in sound
and vigorous condition when the malarious fogs OF
March and April make their appearance To thisen
strengthen the stomach and tho general organization
atthis season with HOsTETTEFs BITTERs. Take
this pleasant vegetable antidote in advance OF the up
rising Of the mephltc sts and vapors which produce
chills and fever and other miasmatic Diseases Re
member that It Is PREVENTIVE MED1oNE,--as power.
full TO PROTECT as to RESTORE. The stomach Is apt to
be overaxed at this time Of the year. Its aperod de-
voted to dinner and supper parties and luxurious living
generally Feastng aud late hours weaken to digest
i've organs and disorder the liver The effect Of the
Bitsrs invgoratp the one any regulate tho other,
There is no month in the twelve whom tonic and alter
ative Is more generally noedod than in this, and
there Is no preparation Of that nature thoroughly
salubriOus SO bracing and entirely free from undue
exciting properties This celebrated vegetable COR
dial ..,
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MILWAUKEE, MARKET.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb 26.-FLouR-Inactve and un-
|rhAnged twHEkT--Du but o shade irmers N0.4
$110; No. 2 $1,19 0ATs-rQhet phd 6TTpo atss ble
Corn Unchanged 60c FOR rejected RYE-Nofifhal
at 81, for No. l. BAaLEY-Slesby by sample at 81 e5
DRESSED HoGs-Dul and weak; $12,OO@l2. &c.
Mfss PoRK-Quiet; $32,0Oin jobbipg lots BUTTER
-Bettet demand Arm at e7G8tc for fam 10 choice
EoGs-Saleable at 19@20c.
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s@5s)

r. D. TAYLOR, of Concord, KY says the Gargling
Oil cured ahorse Of bis, injured while ploughing
by attempting to step over asump, alrnostsevering
the thigh from The body; also thit he has used It in
his family for fifteen years and is the best remedy
for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites Strains,
Rheumati,m, etc, he ever used
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WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDs.--Onr Illlstya-
led Description Catalogue for 1862 contain
ing descriptions OF over $50 choice varieties,
Qncluding the most valuable novelties, } sug.
gestions regarding sowing and culture, and
other valuable information 10 just Issued, and
will be mailed TO our customers sfteejIto 9th
ers desiring copy, on receipt of l0eents, g4y
EDwD. ]. EVANS 4 Co., ~ 40 :
Nuraerymen and Seedmen, York, Paol,
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q. H, r. ! co. 1869, 3 mos:

| WrTH DYspRPfIcs everything is wrong..-
wine does not cheer; smiles do not gladden.;
music docs not charm, nor can any other Joy
enter the breast Of the miserable dyspeptic.
You must get rid Of it, or 1t will become seat
ed and confirmed, and life will be q burden
and existence q curse. PLANTATION BETTERs
will do away with all this. New life, strength
and energy will take possession Of you, The
damask viii again bloom upon your cheek,
and the luster In your eye will again be as
blight as in your healthiest, happiest and
most Joyous days, s. II ..s.tt,.4 4sa,t...j
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lEAlE
AmR 9

From cRUMP Bros, Cochrane LANDING, Ohio,
Nov 20 lSj6'-We are pleased with your medicine.
1t has been the means of curing great number of
different diseases upon persons, as also upon
horses. We think it cures all you recommend 1t
to do. We want you to send us the larger proportion
of the variety for Family Use, in maIlbottles.
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EEtraet frOm Ileport d Fatmers, olub. N y, lss7

Extract from Report Of Farmers Club. N T., 1867,
I ''WAsHINa MAcHNEs.-Wm. d., Osborn
asks; width Club give us it's opinion OF
fourteen dollars for one Of Doty's machines 2
Will II wash farmers clothes clean and not
be too hard work for the women2 Washing
machines have 80 generally proved to be
failures that am afraid of throwing away
my money upon them Ara4aE sg
"SoLoE RoBINsoN--If you had to pay ten
times the money you mention, it would be
the best investment you ever made upon
your farm. But you must not have that
alone. Get the Universal Clothes Wringer
with ii, and your wife and children will rise
up and call you blessed. For they will find
your Washing made easy" They are sold by
r. G, BROWSING. General Agent, bid
p dlil1 50 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
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90 Wears in use.
:
kun y


Wounds, Calls ofall kinds, spraIns. Bruises Crack.
ed Heels Ring Bone, Pole Evil, Wind Calls. Cal.
.lous' SPAWN Sweeney, Fisua, sitfast External
Polsons. Scratches or Grease, springbalt Sand
Cracks, Lqpeness, Strains F0tnderipg Feet, Mango,
Horn Disiemper Garget, IN Cows, Cracked Teals,
Foot Rot igsheep,, and many other diseases incl
dent to Man and Beast .essft Al.
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EXHEf6a

From DR.. 7. ". Ellis, Ga, Jan. 0, 1871
could receive both boxes Of the Garging Oil 1t will
not be too much, as think could soon find sale
for 1t ALL the inquiry being frequent since it is sup.
posed that have it for sale.
From DR.. WM. s. MCCALL, Chamols, Mo-, Nov. 8,
ls5s'-Your Garglins Oil ia taking the shine OF
from all the liniments ofthe day. II you desired
them could procure dozens ofcertihcates from
tin best citizens of the country.
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From DR.. J. p TERRE1u, Warren, Ind March 5.
lSS6-Iam am engaged in the practice Of medicine.
a9f find your Gargling Oil an extremely efficient
remedy in all cases where an external application
is indicated. ~
From Dr. B. G. NEAL, Burri5, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1856.
i have practiced medicine IA this county seven
years aud cheerfully recommend your Garglins OIL
as the best hniment In use.
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How ansAppreniiCe Felt After Seeing
Washington.

'b"AAAooVhs
John Barum, of Philadelphia, used to
tell story about General Washington,
which is good enough to be handed along.
We find 1t in the Philadelphia age:
| was carpenters apprentice in 1874,
said Mr.. Barum, with Soners and Randef;
and General Washington lived in Market
street, near Sixth. There was something
to be done in the stables, for which Wash
ington employed Somers and Randel; at
the same time something was to be done
in the house window sashes) olbe hung.
1t was to do this that / was sent to the
house with Joe R., another apprentice,
quite early in the morning. The front
door was opened for as by tall, red-hsired
Scotch girl, who told us to come up stairs,
and Joe, for one, ran up after When,she
got to the top Of the stairs she STOPPED,
and Joe kissed her The girl gave q loud
scream.
Suddenly a door opened, and General
Washington appeared. He had been shay
ing, his face was all soapy, and in one hand
he held kis brush, and in the other his
razor.
. ''What is this noise2" he cried.
~ The dead silence was first broken by the
red-headed Scotch girl, who excused her
outcry by telling in the plainestvernsculaF,
the rudeness of which Joe had been guilty.
Washington had entered Philadelphia
through.s. .triumphant, aroh. inscEibed with
the legend, "He,who defended the mothers
will protect the daughters :" But Ne NEVER
needed hint to do his duty, and If his
hands were full, he did it with his foot
That member he applied Instantly to the
Sluckless Joe, whose clamor, louder than the
girls, brought another actor to the scene
Mr., Tobias Lear Washington turned on
him.
"Who are these fellows sirHp said he.
? FThey," said Lear, :'are the carpenters
come TO lix the windows"
Said Washington, 81 will havenone OF
this going on here, taking liberties with
the girl. Mr.. Lear said he would see
to ii, and the General went back to his
room, L-a11al 40. -.a-a...i ~, ~ 4 Fts
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BNl

Messrs. McLAN & BHos., Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va, say, under date Of July a. 1865, that
they can safely recommend the Gargllng Oil for
more diseases than 1t is recommended for.
From J. X, FISHER Uniontown, Pa, June 81,
ls61.-Your Gargling OIL is doing much better hore
than formerly, since its virtues have become
known, and the bottles put mp for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for
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CnArpTp HANDS, FACE, ,RoygH SKIN, PINT.
PIES, Ringworm, Salt Rbeun, aud al Other
cutanoous afieetions cured, and tho Skin
made soft and smooth, by using The ,I.gPer
Tar Soap, made by oASWELL, HAZARD y
90. Now York. 1tis moro convenient and
easily applied than nother remedies, Avoiding
the, trouble of the greasy compounds now ID
use. Sold bg all drnggibts. 'i I, ....., ~.
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One Of tho Oriental Powder comphny'a
mills, In Gorham, Maine, blew up on tho 2Oth'
A man named Shaile was injured,
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rCoNsUMPTIoN- the result of a neglected
Cough, which, II treated with CoE's CoUGH BALsAAi in
season. might be cured with very little trouble and
pense The proprietors do not claim that IL will cure
Uonsu nptiOu, but will greatly relieve any Cough They
have certificate from gentleman whose hysicians
pronoa iced incurablo with Consumption, stating that
Goes Cough Basam cured him.
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EuEM -

Extract Of letter from Hon NATHAN Lindsey,
County Judge of Shelby Co., Iowa, dated Harlan,
April 10, 1867 1t is decidedly preferred to any
other lininent sold in this section
Extract of a letter FROM SAMUEL s. HUrp, dated
FalIsburg, Ohio, July H. 1sGG.-In June last Henry
safie had yearling colt that had whatwas suppos.
cd to be Dipthera for more than ten days so that it
could not eat and the hl-oat swollen almost shut,
and by the use Of threeor four applications of the
dollar bottles did the desired effect.
From A. G. Mel, Louisville coschocton Co.,
Ohio, March, 1881 have used your Garglng Oil
for the Scratches on my horse and il cured It with
the first application
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the ptice r-'I .HHf Ef tffG-a 81
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] iPIAHI6l-F1(lRTES

WNlIPLOYMENT THAT PAYS. For particulars
k address s. N. SPENCER 4 co, Brattleboro. Vt
HhEAFNEsS, CATARRH. SCROFUIiA
y specially. .-cures legally guaranteed on money
returned By the Inventor OF the Celebrated Patent
lnvisibo oEanic Vibrator for lncuraole DeAtne:sS
ula.I DR.. I. H STILWELIi ,las Bleecker st, N Y. %
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PRIVATE medical aid Read DR. WhIttiers
adYer tiaembnt. IN, n.nNn. NJ q w L...l- -.na b

The PUREsT AND swEETEsT Cor LIVER on
IN TIM WORLD Is Hazard h Oaswell's made
on the sea shore, from fresh, selected liyera.
by tOABWELI., HAZARD " Co., New York.
II is absolutely pure and s,ceet Parties who
have once taken Y prefer ~ 70 ell Others, :.
tho other oils IL market, sold BY ali dfng-
piata. M , ~ -. {. i...,.I v i. t,.s,t . q
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DROPsY, ,

And Dropsical swellings, are always relieved and
often permanently cured by the Alternative effect
which tho timely use Of Robacks Blood Purifier,
when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood
Pills is sure to produce. Sold by all druggists
everywhere. - y
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WVTANTED. lot AND GENERAL
Nv zqsnta wanted forthe Homo Itfe lnsuranoe Com.
hnr1 good HeN With Full Oomulasions in the Btateo d
Wi,conrin, LOVE- MiBpsgotA and Nebraaka, VIII do well
VIA 6stS Ssnsla a Rosssas.s esssn aR
Arm Agency, MilwanlsN VIA = lea lrg marShH
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! LOOMIMGTON NURSERY.

Usage seed-Prime new, SlB per bushel, p
OsnRe Plants First clasa, ZOO NJ; l0,000 88
ROOI Grnns-Applc. packed. 10000 800 71 a'
seedliuRsA Maple, 200 80 or SS. kvergreenS, &c.
Grnpes-SortB 900 first class unncOrdB, 49i.
Hosnr--Dnhljas, Greenhou Bedding Plants, 40.
Selid % Gents for thrto Spring OatIlogues, n
Ground opan Beud your ordeibtof aaFl " . y
Fl. HE.'K.P PHUNlX, Bloonnlneton Nursery, III,
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sTNn'JA sIMILlDUS OURANTURr
HUNIPEGR EMS ....
HHnn1EO, ,0ATHsIC SPECIFICS

T7AvE PROVE y, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
eTncricncc IN entire suecess Simple
PromntGli1ieiSht Vd Reliable. They are the
only Mrdcinos peri, Slly adapted to popular ufe,
so simple that mis- takes cannot be made, IN
nsng them go harmle ~ pe SIigSsa nv ycIiShIn
NAV % have RI raised the hiSh, et eommendaLIon from
ali and viii always render Satislactlon'
Nos, ,,oon oeats :;
3 Worms, Worm FeNV& worm Itf M SO,lSSS tsSS
81 CryIne-Colic or 1eetVhIfg OF lhlants9
Dyscntery! Gripping, Pfkods Collc q
8 SiIoicrasiior rbus, Vomiting. .
q Coughs, Colds Bronchitis y g q
8 " NEURALGIA T0othacde, tAsefecho %
o. F." IIcalache esS exile alaclr, v1tjgo22
II, I" SIppresscd, or Painful Periods. q
II, whites too profuse Periods. I'd
I9 I" Group. Couch, Difficult Breathing. 20
n, Salt heum, ,Erysipelas, kruptionsSo
IL, (" lkheuDHatisn, Rhenmatlc p1nss ~ 70
1Hths dJoye area1atpRiR VA VS. apth directors Is
centdiniag double quantities edt Jor.'....'','' ,''oo
The JallO'Oiag aye also put g,i1 Oidls and are
' iS' " So Fever 4; xgdc, Chill Fever, AguestSoo
III Piles blind OF bleeding .,..,i.,. .@
Is, OpthaImy, and sore or weak Ey esS0 S0
10, Catarrh acute or chronic, IpllnehE,aiSSV, ",
M' WhOoping. Cough, ,violeHconghSe00
q, y Asthma, oppressed Breathing .e0 .ee0
Ear DIscharg cs, ,impalredhe@ineS9
03, q" ScrOruIn, enlarged glands, ,swellngsS00
"a Gcneralp ebty ,plysiSaiT,,eSEnessMSS y san,,Nna IA
30, Sen-Siclkncss,s sickness from rldiusS9
d oT Kidney-Dfscase, Gravel. :. 20
9S Nervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, involuntary Dis M
n " s5ss MssSSry % %Wcaisness, si, ,y,etttIing bed5S
Al D. PffInf,lf Peri dis, with spasnls: 20
e EngiSpsyg igs spUssas ~ NJ Vitus II Dancci %
S, =" DiphtheTla, ulcented sore throat 0o
F4MILK CASES
or s5t 20 90 taf1ie vinIs, morocco
or rosewood case, containing
S,sspsSs specsne q fsmiiy IHr iff Il sspbiect 70.
anu "o0 fiom sI0tO ssS
smaS, Family y,1sYl and Travelling sn to
yp.sfaes a SOrsIi Private TiF Diseases both
treatment, n Walls and pocket cases, S2to$5
PONDS ExTRACT, e6 ~
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness,
Soreness Sore Throat, Sprains. TO 0th-
nche, Earache, Neuralgla, Rheuma-
Sore Eyes, iEieedins OF The Lungs,
Nose, Sfomaell, or OfPV0sj corns, VI
Prise, q ~, so ctS., Pint', sl.oOI
~ t0- These isemedIes, except PONDS EX-
j. TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent 10
any part Of the country, by mall or express, free
ufeharge, on receipt Of tho price. a! sg
Address Humphreys Specific ,,vt d
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
once and Depot No. 5C2 BRoADwAr, New York.
Or. HuMPHREYs isconsuted daily at his office,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-03-10

The BosToN FLATS are to be converted
into dry ground, suitable for building pur-
poses, by the construction of heavy sea
wall, along which an avenue 2,700 feet in
length, to be called Atlantic avenue, is to
run The work will be commenced when
the spring opens, and proposals have al
ready been advertised for. The wall isto
be built of granite and with the exception
Of the foundation and top stones, is to be
dry, laid, rubble wall. The foundation
stones will be fifteen inches thick, and
each stone will rest upon atleast four piles.
The cap stones are to be fifteen inches
thick, four feet wide and five feet long,
straight split, so that the top surface of the
wall will be fat and level. 1t is to be from
seventeen feet eight inches to nineteen
feet high fourteen feet wide at the bottom
and four feet at the top, and will slope
backward one foot in twelve. II is esti-
mated that the work will require "a, $50
yards of mud excavation; about3 8, 900 piles,
1900 percheso of stone, $4,000 cubic pards
of gravel filling, and 26,400 cubic yards Of
ballast in front and rear Of the wall