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The feet of steam vessels is RAPIDLY in
creas,ng. The two heaviest vessels are
the Renown and King William. The re
nown registers $500 tons; her steam
power is 1920 horse her armament con-
sfsts of four llinch guns, SIX 96-pound-
ers, twelve p Founders and twelve "a
Founders, with crew of 1000 men.
The King William is considered the
most formidable vessel afoat. It's steam
power is l,l50 horse; its crew 600; arm
ament, % guns of the heaviest callibre
known, manufactured of the Krupp steel
Aae vessel was built for the Sultan of
turkey, but, as he could not pay for it,
IT tell into the hands of Prussia,
The population of the Prussian King.
dom, according to the census of 1861,
was 24,043, 296. Tie army therefore,
bears about the same relation to the
population as it does in France. The
finances OF Prussia are in comparatively
good condition, as viii be seen by the
statement that the national debt is 40.
o59,312 thalers, or over $500, 900, 600.
ihe total revenues are about 10, 600, 600
thalers, and total expenditures l6O, OOO,-
0G0 thalers.
The public debt &C France in 1859
amounted to 12,925.7ls,O73 francs, on
upwards of 1855. 100000. The reve-
nue. FOR 1869 appears to have been l, 1885,.
49,, 203 francs, and the expenditures l..
ISL, 241, Oil francs.
Thus 1t will be seen that France has
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

PENSIONS. -The new Pension Law,
passed near the close of the session,
makes several changes which are impor-
tant to pensioners. Hereafter payments
are to be made quarterly, the agent for
warding blank vouchers to each person
on the rolls, by mail, and on the receipt
of these vouchers, in proper form, re-
turning check payable to the order of
the claimant. Pension agents are allows
ed thirty cents for making out each vouch-
err, which the government is to pay, and
no agent can collect any fee whatever OF
anv nensioner for his services. No at
torney or agent Swallowed to collect fee
of over $25 for procuring any claim for
pension or bounty land.
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stb> advantages in nnfnBeef b0tk u solz
tiers and naval vessels While thu inan-
cial showing is in favor of Prussia.
In our opinion shonldlwar become inov-
liable We have no doubt that Louis Ma
poleon will discover that he, has more to
manage than she reckoned on. and that
defeat will be his fortune.
Foreign news is anxiously looked for,
not as much on account ofthe two belig-
erent powers, but as to the position Eng
land Russia, Austria, Italy and the other
countries of Europe will assume in the
crisis. And it is not at al improbable,
at this writing, that others but France
and Prussia will be drawn into the con
fict and that the whole map of, Europe
may ultimately be changed - 4 q
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

The Louisville Comier-Journol tells
a story Of Dickens stay in that city dur
ing his first visit that well illustrates his
youthful Rritishism. He stopped at the
Gault House, the landlord, Throckmorton,
was high-strung Southerner of much
character and influence, the intimate of
Clay, sCrittenden, and all the worthless.
Dickens had not been stopping there long
when Throck visited him and offered his
services in introducing him to the first
families Of Kentucky. Sir, are you not
the publican who keeps this limp in
CURED MIR. Dickens. Yes sir. ''Then.
sir, when have need of your services [
will ring for you
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The Paris Journal de Soir says that
Washburne, the American Minister, has
agreed to protect Prussian subjects now
in France, and adds that Washburne has
certainly not made such promise without
having first obtained the consent of the
French government.
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AT boat race CA che Menonxahelss-
at Pittsburgh, on Saturday, Miss Lottie
McAlice distanced Miss Maggie Lew in
IS minutes ST seconds, one mile There
! was much enthusiasts, bat little money
changed hands TIE defeated seul1et
says she will row again.
Extremely hot weather is reported
from all sections. At baltimore there
were fifteen cases ofsuhstroke, five fatal
At Philadelphia the thermometer stood
at l05 degrees in the shade,
"A. A. Magianis' cotton seed oil
mandatory, at New Orleans, was de-
stroyed BY fire on the l7.b. Loss $780,
OOO
The Canadian government has Issued
instructions to officers engaged in pro
tecting Canadian fsheriss, directing them
not to interfere with the American fish
ermen, unless found within three miles of
the shore, or within three miles of line
drawn across the mouth of a bay or creek
which is less than ten miles in width.
The mandatory building of the
Meriden Brittania Company, at Meriden,
Conn.,, was almost totally destroyed by
fire on the 10th. Loss, 100000.
The schooner Jeanette, from Port
au Prince. Hayti, arrived on Saturday
at New Orleans. with eighty-nine ne
groes for plantations. 1t is stated the
schooner will return for another cargo.
The Cubans at New York are very
jubilant over the European war, declar-
ing that Spain can send no more troops
to Cuba, and that the rovoIutionists will
now put forth renewed efforts.
The diplomatic agents of the South
Germany States have been ordered to
quit Paris. This shows that all Germany
is united against France.
Prussia and France will both respect
the treaty of 1866, which forbids priva-
teering on the ocean ), this insures the
safety of the lines of steamers ~
Foreign dry goods, wines ETC.. are
advancing in price in New York on ac-
count of the expected interruption of
shipments BY the war. Gold was run up
to 1928.
up to July 10th, $50 p. m. not
even skirmish had occurred between
the hostile forces on the French frontier
The Spanish frontier is guarded to
prevent the passage of the Carlistsa 1t
is stated that the best of feeling exists
between the Spanish and French author
tiles. Some FIVE or six hundred guns
have been, discovered secreted in the
mountains by the Carlists, were destroy
ed, and several persons in the vicinity
were apprehended by the Spanish au-
thorities on suspicion Of their being con-
cerned with the Carlists.--7- ~-s.~>-,
La Li5erte, the Theirs, party organ,
gives the French programme. The army
will first enter Hesse to neutralize the
southern States of Germany, and then
occupy and fortify Frankfort. From this
point they will sweep all the Prussian
territory to-the left of the Rhine, and
thcn@enterPrussia by way of Westphalia
and the construction of the Confedera
ton will follow. N - s
The Pat,ie, of the 18th says the
Prussian Ambassador at Vienna, en- pas
sage, started for Berlin, on the 18th with
he official declaration of war.
+ Private letters from Paris represent
the prospect of, serious trouble between
France and England. The .French gov
ernment is furious at the tone of the
English papers, and threaten to refuse
all applications from Englishmen for ar
my passes.
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AUtttt- toI f,ooo
Besides these there were screw
steamers, iron-clad, with 144 guns, builds
ing.
The naval force numbers y, 447 men,
with two admirals, G. Rigauld de &C.
nouilly and E. T. Trehouart six active
vice -admirals, and thirty active counter
admirals.
It is probable. therefore, that the
whole military and naval force of France
will soon reach l.450.OO0 men. The
population of the country in 1865 was
3S,067 ,064. The whole warlike force
therefore is about one to twenty-five of
population, a force which cannot be
maintained in the field for any great
length of time without impoverishing
the country.
The Prussian army consists Of about
100000 soldiers that can at any time
be placed in the field 1t is divided into
325 battalions Of infantry. 26s squadrons
Of cavalry, II regiments of artillery, hav-
ing LAG guns, and twelve battalions of
engineers, making in all 10000 men
Add to this number So, 900 men, the sum
Of the contingents of Saxony, Bruins
wick, Mecklenburg-streiitz and Hesse
Darmstadt, and the standing army proper
of North Germany numbers 463, 600 men.
IN addition to which Prussia commands
the services, Of the troops of Wurtem-
burg. Baden and Bavaria, and may Inn
mediately order reserve consisting of
an army of I43, 600 men. An additional
force of 24O, 200 men is at her disposal
for the occupation of towns aud garri-
sons.
The King IS the Cemmander-in-C Chief
of the army and navy. The chief of the
staff is General de Moltke. The regular
army is divided into eleven corps or d.
visions with the follovinp commanders.
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PATENTS.

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Scientific ADisrcon who have prosecuted claims be-
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Made of Poor Rum, whtskey, Proof
Spirits, and Refuse Liquors, doctored
spced, and sweetened TO please the called ton
les, Appetizers, "Resorers. &c. that lead the tp-
pier on to drunkenness and ruin. but medi-
cine, made from the native Roots and Herbs of Cali
fornia, free from all Alcoholic Sfimu.
Iants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PlJ.
REFfEE and LIFE GIVING PRINCE
PIE. perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the
s. stem carrying of all poisonous matter and restor
ing the blood to healthy condition. No person can
take these Bitters according to directions and remain
long unwell.
500 will be given for incurrable case proyid-
ed the bones not destroyed by mineral ,oisons or
other and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
For fnffannmafory and Chronic Rheu-
matis.n. and Cost. Dyspepsia. or In
digestion. Bilious. Remfttent and In.
ternlitteUt Fevers. Diseases of the
HOOD. Liver. Kidneys. and Bladder
these HfsferS have been most successful aUcb
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood which
is generally produced by arrangement of the Hi
gesfiye Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever Won find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pinlples
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when Won find if oh
structed ana sluggish III the veins cleanse it when
the blood pure and the health Of the system will fol-
low.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS lurking in the sys-
and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent. and Intermittent Feyers
these Bltters have equal For full directions read
cateiuIy the circular around each bottle printed in
four guaSes-English, German French and Span
ish.
}. WALKER, Proprietor 80 Commerce St. NY
X. Ill. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and general gents San Francisco and Sac
raInento. California and Commerce ST. NY
A5~soID BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
11-2-3m. 15f -
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The commander of the Corps of the
Guard is the Prince Augustus of Wur-
temberg. There are twenty nine for
tTesses In the kingdom, of which FIVE are
of the first rank.
The navy of Prussia is second to none
IN the Baltic Sea, and is composed as
follows.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Winter, $50 cts9135cts
Spring l25@l39cts
RYE-70@75'
OATS,-52@55cts
BARLEI,-S0@100 r-c-e -
PEA .-75ea90, - - --
BUCK WIIEAT-60@s0ets
3 BEANS.-SI, T5@225
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,50@3,OO
RAPE SEED-S1.75
FLAX SEEDS, 5091,75 -
pOTATOES-15@S0c
EGGS, per dczen-12@159c
BUTTER, per h-20@22cts
FLOUR, winter, per bl.-JOO@S1.2o --
r.r = spring-S6 0a650 eEf5E-+ s -a
MEAL per cwt-S2. 00@2.25
z fW0OLeper- tb-35@1SIc
SALT per 5rl-SS3.o0
PORK, So live cwt-sC99.0o ~-s
dressetl-$ 1Ioa(1f2O0
REEF on foot * a r.
- : dresssd- $500 "a 800 eEs
q SH EEP, per head-S3,00
: WOOL per fh-35@ 45cts.
WHITE FISH, hlf brl-$7,00
BIDES green--S@9cts Sd .-.,,.- .s.-
ry-1S@120cts
HAY, per ton-sS@S10,Oo l,--s- z-rr -~
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At the head of the French army are
eight MarshaIs of France namely Count
Valiant, Count Parague d'Hilliers,
Count Random, and de Beuf, E. G. Can :
robert, NJ. E. P. NJ. Mcmahon Duke of
Magenta,) c. F. Forey, F. A. Bazaine.
The army is DIVIDED into seven army
corps.
France has 1l9 fortresses, of which
light are of the first rank: Paris, Lyons,
Strasbourg, Metz, Lille, Toulon, Brest
acd Cherbourg. The Notifications of
Paris are said to have cost $40, 900, 900.
and up to 1868 there had been expended
on Cherbourg $34,000,000.
The French navy ON the 1st of Janu
airy last was composed as follows:
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WHAT TO WEAR and How to Make
w it.-Every lady should send for aeopy. Con-
tains just what every lady wants re know. Nine
Demorest's Sem-Annual Book of Instructions on,
Dress and Dress Making, for the Spring and Summer
of 1870 With full descriptions of Styles, Materials
Trimmings, and every thing new and desirable con-
cected with Ladies' and Children's Dress. Price Is
cents. Mailed post-free receipt of price. Address
II NINE. DEAIOREST, S3S Broadway, N. Y.
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A GENTS yANTED-(s10 PER DAY-bv
2 the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS MO
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

As it is almost certain that war will be
waged between France and Prussia we
will endeavor to give our readers an IDEA
of the military and naval powers of the
two countries and their respective chan
ces Of victory and defeat, as gathered
from our exchanges:
The French army, as recognized IN
1868, numbers 100000 men, including
what is termed the active and reserve, in
addition to which there is National
Guard consisting of $4,000 men to CO.
operate in the defence of the frontier,
the coast and fortresses, making mill
tary force of l, $50, 600 men, which can be
greatly increased in case of necessity
The active army is divided among the
different branches OF the service as follows
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Ayers
HAIR VIGOR.
For restoring Gray Hair to its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and effeetuaE
TOR preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
,oith the gloss ana
FRESHNESS nj u0uth.
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Thin hair is thickened, falling hair check
ed, and badness often, though not al
ways, cured by its use. Nothing can re-
tore the hair where the eollieles are de-
stroyed, Or the glands atrophied and de-
stroyed. But such as remain can be-
saved for usefulness by this application
Instead of fouliag the hair with a passy
sediment, it will keep it clean and vjgor
orous Its occasional use will rreven
the hair from turning gray or falling off
and consequently prevent badness. Ere
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted mere
lx for n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
They are the Greatest KNOWN nsUss
dies.

Read the following symptoms; Constipation.
Flaluienee, lnwArd Piles, Fullness Of blood 10 the
head, Ac,dity Of the stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN,
disgust OF food, fuiiness or weight 10 the stomach.
sour Fluctuations, sinking OF duttering at the pit
Of the stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried
or diheut breathing, nuitering at the heart, ehok.
lag or suiiocating sensations when in lying pos.
tufe, dimne-s DIVISION, dots and webbs before tho
sight, dull pain IA the head deficiency Of perspir.
alton, ysllowness of the skin and eyes, pain In
the SIDE, back. chest, limbs, etc, sudden bushes
OF heat, burning IN the flesh, constant lnaginlDgs
Of evil, and great depression OF spirits. AL these
indicate disease Of the Liver or digestive organs
combined with impure blood.
The use OF the Bittefs or Tonic will soon csusc
the above symptoms 20 disappear, and the patient
will become well and healiy.
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DIR. Hollands Podophyllln,
OR sURTITUTE FOR MERCURY
m PILLS.
Two Pills q Dose.
The most powerful, yet Innocent Vegetable
Cdthartic Kloicn.

His not necessary 10 take shandful ofthese pills
TO produce the desired effect; two Of them act
quickly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, ston
sch ami bowel. Of all impurities, The principal
ingredient H. podophylln, or the alchohoiic ex-
tract Of Mandrake, which u by many times moro
powerful, acting aud searching than the Mandrake
itself Its peculiar action Is upon the Liver, clean.
ing II speedily from all obstructiops, with all the
power OF Mercury, yet free from the injurious re.
suits attached TO the use 81 that mineral.
ForRl diseases, in which the use OF a cathartc
IL Indicated, these Pills will give entire satisfae.
ton IN every case. They sEvRa FAiL.
In cases OF Liver compliant, Dyspepsia, and ex-
trerne costiveness, DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
or Tonic should be used IN connection with the
Pills. The Tonic effect of the Bltters or Tone
builds up the system. The Btters or Tonic pur-
ines the blood, strengthens the nerves, REGULATES
the Liver and gives strength, energy and vigor.
Keep your bowels active With the Pills, and tone
mp the system with the Btters or Tome. and no
disease can tain its holi or ever again assail IT,
These medicines are sold by all DTugg SITS and
dealers in medicines everywhere. RI"
Recollect that II Is DR.. Hoohand's German
Remedies, that are 50 universally used and rcco M
iaend.d; and do not allow tho Druky to induce
youto take anything else that no may say Is in Il
as good, because ne makes a larger proft on H.
fhese k.medsswiil be sent by expires. to any 10
4 cMltv, upon application 10 tho PRIkg IpAL Of
flCE, aithe GERMAN MEDICINE STOKE 63I
Akcli STREET, Philadelphia.
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me. returned Susan.
nCnn l sec her 2

"Can sec her 2
"You can.
"Madam," no softly said, addressing the
twenty disconsolatcd widows,"I have seen
par. Of you before. And although I've
already twenty-five wives whom I re-
spcct and tenderly care for, can truly say
j never felt loves holy thrill till saw
thee Be mino be mine r. . enthusiastic
ally cried, "and We will show the world a
striking illustration Of beauty and truth OF
the noble lines, only good deal more 30
"Twcnty-one soulA with bit single thought
Twsuty.oae hearts that beat a. one"
They were united--they were.-1Ttn'-
dad (Col.) Enterprise.
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Hoefilaud's German Dlt,ers.
A R,uer, with cut Alcohol OF spirits
Of any kind.

1. ditfsrer; nom al otssrs- i nl''sea q m
pure,uics. % VIA, r,nr'yae Of hs'ss. heser -
Rsrgs co. ss fatiss-'l Is;Ioe4. tfH~SAl "
worthless sna pers I.s;ac-s - ne .1f'~-e-S
na,t..ireu.~l. Therefore. . 90. nas;s- 81 SO
pI,,.-. ,l.-, :, -o-,S,u-. $. rn-rA ~ ~
ire :, MI - ,.ng y strt-,s c, as % 1--,slsT
mixtures. ne Ross. es-.. a.el a i1sis Bei.ess
a.. r-xvrt. s>-r,-v. tss- VIA y-essl y sr-
,-.r;ed M .,sas eurtt-y ~ s-is-fas cAs-ia rf'1
forrA-sel 70 tie ~. as-si.rt a tAls CIV. vaser
tl.sy Ne esr s5-,ss.sA 80 . =let ctsItrG -
err. s-vus -s-~c.-I.., "a, s--;--s = :-rt .-s-z
"a, o.. ec.-sH. s-se4 .ss IA a. s;as',' 81 o. y
.of .nnrlXsis e,.a 10 is.susest-r~ sssr 49, s.'y
CA rn.kt % t-z.kE-4,. 49, cS-Ht zpet- ~,
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DIR. llEATU'S

Many years experience 10 curing consumption,
lysp.psia cone ipation, piles, disease Of the Liv-
err hood, aka, aud urinary Organs. disclosed the
startling fact that the majority OF them were caus.
ell ~ and could only be cured after curing them
OF seminal weakness. Inhalation, eanstics, iron,
tones, siimulani., hypopho -hi,es, mercury, cop.
Aina, cubebs, bgehu, injections, aud the ordinary
rcmed a. had proved worse than useless,
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Wa. csr.;,apnss. 90 t.ust ats lnt--,re - 81.
t---ns ifls-s. A. % lfiaez,a-a Sc Ust a uH-ss
WIN 80. Nlcs,fi tIs .airnglEri -eg I-rt a csi-
pee - "a ne baflir issp..--ai. q. a. sss-s-
Esrt e.a=l. * ,,s -utT cH-aiis IN. ifss-'t &C
-. Hs-,-r -s-s,-r..s VA ia, -Hst ci-ts LIN
t.5 atrir~s a sgfi .aErt,s- ti.. lo' cis-s'iI,s
.--ss. - tss f'r.t'-s . Efs-rr'tns. iirIuna
Frsis-st-s st'f hs--nniDs siit in,'r.'nn ~ -'--
;,tlf.s 1. csi-E ifg De rae1r-uh t---at O. -
fs~.- - 5:.at - ~ s,s,c . 81 81 80
t.as,ss. =. - rnE-r fs-sc,ls itl-rr;1s I, - 70
-1i ;tEr. ...r e-=s se-tii.- tAti - s--1-
.lzs as~1 1. ss-A.s.iee1 - - q. = f-rt s-A-'y.
A par srEs-ls eo1ld t. fzrnishri .: . ehs.ps'
pfics. sgi It 10; better 10 ply l;'Ie more Sod
have good AEilcle' medicinal preparation
should contain none hut tho best ingredients and
they who expect 20 obssins cheap COMPOUND wall
most certainly be cheated. I
They are the Greatest KNOWN nspse
dies.
For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Nervou. pebili.
~, Jaund,os, disease OF the kidneys, hrup.
tons Of the skin, and all disease
arising from = dlsorierei
Liver. stomach, or I'M
purity Of the
Blood.
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CHAPTER lll-DUsr TO DUST.

The funeral passed of in very pleas
ant manner, nothing occurred TO mar the
harmony Of the occasion. By happy
thought Of Rsginalds mother, the wives
walked to the grave twenty abreast which
rendered that part OF the ceremony thor
oughly impartial.
That night the twenty wives, with heavy
hearts sought their twenty respective
couches.
In another house not many league. from
the house OF mourning, a gray haired wo-
man wa. weeping psssionAtsly.
ne died" she cried, she died without
synIylng' IN any respect, where them
mules went ~ T.