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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-22

CENSUS. Since our last issue we have
received the following particulars in re-
gard to the number of residents in each
town in the County, With the number of
dwellings added. The report is official :
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Census Returns.

Returns from counties, complete. are
being received at the Marshal's Office,
in Milwaukee, and are given to the press
Of that city, as fast as received. The
following returns are published:
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GESE.Tr EEFE4S.

SYTATStzE 7T * ~. and JEWELEt- OF
w fars his services for repairing all kinds ot
CIaels an1 watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American En- gljsh and Swiss Watches. as also of Gold
AMI Plated Jewelry. at his new Brick Store on sth
street South side one door south of Kremers. Mani
tnwoe Oily
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Il. Es.s.S'SCU,

TEgEEE4EFs ami photographer. All
- kinds Of work in the line of my business prompt
~ attended TO- aud warranted TO give satisfaction.
have inst received a Wing ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSCUtt, with which | can take small
pictures Of the aeSt orler for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
onstaatiy on haul York Street 13-itf
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Y. s. gETD. III. D.,

DzaySss An and Surgeon. Also EN-
! amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets Manito-
Voc, Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
to the treatment Of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
GASES 1929
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4. "a ER.s,,

x0g7< street. .7sagaitoYoc- Wis oHa te',s
in Dry Goods Groceries. Croclerv, Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Papar hang Hats and Caps TOYS, Children Caps
live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps. &C. &C. 4 share of public patronage is soil
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2. q. .EOH.aSD.

pEgFL.ETES-ss Furnishing Goods of
III every description.
Ian prenarcl t. manufacture full suits of Men and
uyS lothiu the shortest notice. and satisfaction
s.ra,tteal. [ employ the best workmen to he found
anl keep two Of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in i2-ll
EIGHTH STREET, opposit, Goodenow & Barnes
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THIS is Fair day, proper, and expect
it will be lively in the CITY during to-day
and 70 morrow. The weather is all that
could be desired,
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STT MONS,
MANITowoo COUNTY CIRCUIT

MANITOWOC COUNTY CIRCUIT COUNTY.
James E. johnson, Plaintiff against Augustine L.
Sanborn and Martin Bullock, Defend0nts For Relief
OCon. served)
THE STATE OF WI@coSsIN ITO Augustine L. San
born and Martin Bullock, Defendants. YOzi are
hereby suIpmoned and required to answer the COM
plant in this action, of which copy is herewi tn
served upon you, and copy of your answer on
my office in the City and County of Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service here
of exclusive of the day of such service and II you f
to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff viii
anpy to the Court for the relief demanded in the
plaint. j. D. MARKHAM, Ifdsnf!D Hte0rney.
The complaintn the above entitledaction was duly
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Ianitowoc County the 1st day of September 1870,
j. D. MARKHAM, Attorney for Plaintiff.
20-6t j. d. M.
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ERED. SCHRGDER.

MEAT Mark rsxef.--Hayiug purchased
vi the business of Wm Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates. share of public patronage solicited
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GHAS. III. WHITE.

JTnssea states Assistant Assessor
u ohce ON sth Street, over First National Bank
Maaitawne WISCONSIN, 1913 ly
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gRg s. RES.s.yT.

"DTSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Z Painter, Quay Street adjoining the new Touring
nil South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
Of this Village in the above branches at the most re
Snr,.hle rates 1910
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ESg Ed CIR Us.

FUBaEEs. Keeps CON
stantly en- hand the largest and best assortment
hats aud caps of the latest styes at the lowest pos
sibe prices. ani always pays the highest value in
G t5h for all kinds of furs 16-7
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gDsupH Sy.rFFS,

nEAs4ER ~ stoves: Tin. Sheet Iron
- and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds o
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
80 l4-1y
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,y5,fSO.SFG,

Da-agar Meeting esf Wanitow0c Ledge
IL is held at Masonic Hall. on York Street, on the
st and 81 Wednesday of Each Month.
f. X RAND, W. NJ.
WN. IT. HORN. Sec
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w AN TED.

DY the subscriber Five Tons of Good Merchantabls
DButter, for which the highest market price will
paid ]. E. PLATT
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN observation-disclosures County Court In the
i matter of the estate of John Stewart deceased.
To ali w tsrrn 1t may cOncern:-J .etters
tesamentary @. the last will and testament of tn,
said deceased having been issued to John D. Markham
on the 18th day of September A d. 1870, a., ~.
months from and after said day BEING -,,o,rad an y
limited for creditors to present TER claims for exam-
iaatiol ana allowance Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will on the FIRST day of October
November, December. January, February and March
next ensuing this GATE hereof the Probate office in
the CITY Of Manitowcc in said county receive exam-
inc, and adjust all clanls and demands of all persona
against said deceased WH ". WALDO, Co. Judge.
Dated, Manitowoc Sept. 10th 1870 234t, DIN.
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BELOW is the population of the several
Towns in Manitowoc County for the
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23-td
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERciAL.

New York, May Moon. Stocks
heavy. Money 5@6. Exchange--long
93s; short 10. Gold 142l. Bonds 115S.
Iennessee's, ex-coupon, 60; new 55I;
Virginia's, ex-conpon, SO; new IS;
Louisiana's, old, rs; levee 6's 72s5; IS
9l%; Alabama 8's 104; Georgia 6's 80;
rs "a; North Carolina's, old, 471a; new
2355; South Cnrolina's, old, 9O1a. Flour
5@l0c. better. Wheat quiet, without
decided change. Corn dull, and un-
changed. Pork steady-mess 29.OO.
Lard quiet, 1611@1621. Cotton dull
and dropping. 22M(0231l; sales 700
bales. Freights dull.
7 P. M.-Cotton dulI-uplands 22h;
Orienns 2514. Flour-State and West
ern 591Oc. better; Southern firmer, at
600@9.00. Wheat-winter red and
amber Western 13O@132. Corn With
ont decided change. Pork heavy, ut
2962. Lard steady-.kettle 17(0l71d.
WLiskey heavy, at LOG. Rice firm, at
6H07%. Sugar rfirm-Muscovado 1917;
No. IL 97s. Coffee firm. Molasses dull.
Gold 143s.
CINCINNATI, May 4.--Corn unchanged.
Whiskey 1.0l. Mess pork in good de
mand and higher 5000 asked, !. less
offered. Bacon higher-shoulders 13;
sides l63@17. Lard unchanged.
New ORLEANS, May 4.-Cotton firm
and in fair demand -middling 2IAC022;
sales 4, 100 bales; net receipts s, 745.
MOBILE, May 4.-Cotton firmer-mid-
dlngs 81 I(@2l1a; sales 1,2vO bales; re-
SAVANNAH, May 5.-Cotton active
middllng 2lA; sales 700 bales; receipts
9O6; exports 1850; stock 38, 494.
CHARLESTON, May A. Cotton steady
middliDg. 21; sales 800 bales; receipts
629; stock 11.971.
AUGUSTA, May 4.-Cotton quiet, with
sales OF 39s bales-middling 211S; re-
ceipts 256.
LONDON, May 4-Noon. .-Consols 81.
Bonds9o19:
PARIS. May 4.-The Bourso opened
quiet-rentes TAI. 75c.
II1vERpooL, May 4-Noon. Cotton
qniet-upands 102s; Orleans 1116@
ll1a; sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Evening. Cotton
closed dull and unchanged 10000
bales.
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sslI a 1SHIIG5.
Foreign Hewnis.;.,. !,

So PARIS, May 8. "A serious riot occurred
yesterday, at Quantin, caused by the ar
rest OF q member Of the International
Society. 1000 workmen attacked the
National Guard and gems a. armes, who
were stationed around the prison. The
Guards held their ground, though a
number were wounded. The Prefect,
Commanding General and Procurer came
to their relief with detachment of regu.
Lar troops. when the mob was dispersed
and order restored. To-day, the Prefect
and General held review. at which they
thanked the troops and National Guard
for causing the laws to be respected.
The journal O6iciel denounces the tac.
tics of the revolutionary journals, in
seeking to make their readtrs believe
there has been no conspiracy, and de-
clares 1.-THE duty of the Government to
warn the public against the effect of
such electoral tricks. The Journal adds
that the conspiracy is part of last win
tor, investigation into which has been SO
protracted. When they are terminated,
and they soon will be, the public will
know ali and be able to appreciate the
danger in which the country has been
placed.
Olivier has addressed letter to the
Moniteur. in which he assures the editor
that Government will not fall into the
policy of renction, though obliged to
take oppressive measures against its ene-
mics, and he hopes this frank answer
will disslpate the fears expressed by tho
Moniteur
The Rappel publishes manifesto from
Garribaldi to the French army, calling on
the soldiers to raise the flag of revolu-
) ton.
The police are searching for NJ. Bal
lot, who, they say, is implicated in the
conspiracy. Ballot was an officer of Gar
ribaldi, and is the friend of Gustave
Flourens.
The maker of the bombs seized by the
police explains that they were ordered
for America, and it is represented that
they were to be used as wheels for patent
yelocipedes.
PARIS, May 4. -Garibaldi publishes a
manifesto, urging the French army to
revolution.
PARIS, May 4.-Several gems de arms,
but no citizens, were injured at the ST.
Quenton riot, yesterday. Many more
arrests have been made, of persons be-
lieved to beimplicated in the plot. Rous-
sci, at whose house the bombs we're
found, is unapprehended. Great pre-
caution has been taken. The Journal
O6lciel, and Steele warn tho people to
keep quiet.
LONDON, May 4.-The Marquis of
Brite has purchased the London Sun,
which hereafter will advocate Catholi-
cism. The Times. discussing the plot
against the Emperor's life. says the most
remarkable thing about the plot is its
opportuneness for official electioneering.
HAVANA, May 4.-The cable has ar
rived at Santiago de Cuba.
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There was funeral at Royville, La,
in the Parish OF Lafayette, of man
and his daughter who died the day
before suddenly. after looking few
minutes at the corpses of the wife and
daughter of the man above named, who
had died of yellow fever in tie epidemic
OF 1867. The exhumed corpses had un-
dergone little or no change, and were
taken up to be buried in another place.
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A Very Valuable Book.

XJE always take epleasure in recommend
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and pleasing, and the illustrations and details
lucid anu complete. We find such b""k III
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PUBLISHING COMPANY, or Cincinnati.
This work has all the attractivcncss of
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with the certainty that they are the truthful
records of we'll el-authentcated facts; emUrac.
ing graphic and eloquent delineations of the
early life, education, conversion. teachings,
abors. travels, suifurings. perils, pcrsecu-
tlons and missionary career OF tho great
APOSTLE. 1t stands alone and unapproacha-
bio in it's speciality; ell that could be desired,
in the way of history. statement, comment,
criticism and illustration, relating to the vital
subject Of which it treats. The great learn.
ing and power, and beauty Of style. do
not constitute its highest praise. This 10
found in it's moral and religious spirit, in it's
pre- eminent Christian candor aud imIarti-
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truth, its manly and unwaverng faith in the
doctrines proclaimed by tho fearless subject
of Its biography, all combining to make it
ono or the grandest monuments Of sanc,ified
intellect and learning cyer reared to honor Of
Sacred Truth.
Never have we seen suoh an array of great
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lions OF book, AZ we tind in tho publishers
circular; names of men whose self respect
aud personal character anu position make
them exceedingly chary how they endorse any
thing that docs not come up to a high stand
ard or excellence, or that does not meet with
their hearty approval.
This reprint will be moro highly priced than
any other, M it il the only COMPLETE EI IlIoN
published in this country with translated
notes.
1t has in addition an able and exceedingly
valuable dissertation by DR.. Leonard Bucon,
the eminent Professor OF Theology in Yale
College. preparing the reader for tile graphic
account Of tho life and writings of the great
Apostle. Its pictorial illustrations, it's type,
paper, and binding, are in keeping with the
rare merits Of the book.
Maya G. +. STURGIS Agent.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
In the Court of Probate---Lexington.

In the Court of Probate---Lexington.
Martha POOL aud others Ds. Abram Pool-Pe-
tHion for Partition
VIE Plaintiffs having this day filed their
petition in this Office in tho above case
against Abram Pool, who, it appears, resides
oe!ohd the limits OF this State, and place OF
rrsi.l unknown; it is ordered that .aid de-
tcndaht do appear in person or by attorney
within tho time prescribed by law. and file his
ohJ.ctlons to tho proceedings in tEia case, or
record. EFIRD
Judge al Probate, Lexington County.
O!lite Judge of Probate, Lexington G. H. :,
April 10. 1870 April Ia wIGuG
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THE POLICY-HOLDER's
Life and Tontine Assurance COMPANY
of the Snuth


20 broad street, Charleston, s. c.,
HAVING deposited $50, 900 with the Comp.
IL troller' General for the protection of it's
policy holders, will issue the usual forms of
Life and Endowment Policies.
IL IS ne most liberal Company to the Assured
The Charter guarantees to tho assured the
cash surrender uaiue Of his policy after one
annual premium has been paid, except in case
of fraud.
1t is the only purely mutual Company In the
iSouth
1t has no Stockholders. All surplus profits
must be divided among the policy.holders.
II is thoroughly conservative.
:, Its Investments are confined by charter to
the most sohd securities, and it is under man
agement or men OF wellostablisbed ability
and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will pleaee
communicate with any OF the officers.
WM. McBURNEY, President.
r. t. ALEXANDER. Vice Pres. and Act
GEO. e. BOGGS. Sec'y and Gen. Agt.
JOHN T. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Adviser.
March 20 t18 -
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Domestic News,

CHARLESTON, May 4.--Arrived-
steamer Falcon, Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-In the House,
petitions were presented, abolishing Ma.
tional banks and issneing $500, ,OO0, 900
in Treasury notes. A bill was introduced
Incorporating the Mississippi Valley
Levee and Drainage Company. The
civil service was then taken up.
The Senate is considering q Joint reso-
luton to adjourn on the 4th of July.
The Medical Convention are discuss
ing the exaction of knowledge Of Latin
and Greek, preliminary to entering medi-
cal colleges.
In the Senate, bills were passed to
enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
collect wrecked and abandoned property;
derelict claims and dues belonging O the
United States; to aid in the construction
of railroads. Also, the House bill to
amend the bankrupt Act. The House
OWL service bill was discussed during the
morning hour, when the tariff bill was
taken up, and four paragraphs we're
acted on.
lnterna! revenue to-day, S761 600.
The army, navy and medical officers
met today. committee was appointed
to draft n constitution for national or
ganization.
The National Medical Convention
made no progress to-day.
A generous and comparatively quite
liberal subscription for the family of DR..
Brock, of the Richmond Enquirer, is
progressing among active journalists.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Taylor Democrat,
was elected City Treasurer by 347 ma.
jority. $50 Chinese laborers are coming
ria the Cape of Good Hope direct for
New Orleans. A requisition for an al
legged robbery is out far Joe Cobnrn,
which will probably postpone his fight
with Mace.
CLEVELAND, ONO, May 4.-The Lake
Shore Railroad elected the Vanderbilt
ticket.
BAIr1MoRE, May ALL city Offices
are closed, and fugs half mast, in sym
pathy with the Richmond disaster
NEW ORLEANS, May "A shooting af-
fair occurred here, last night, between
John Barrett. local reporter of the Picn-
yune, and ex-special police officer Smith.
The latter was dangerously, and the
former slightly wounded. Ex-speciul
officer Diepert was shot and dangerously
wounded during the difficulty.
ATLANTA, May 4.-The Legislature
adopted all the recommendation of Gov.
Bullock, and adjourned until the first
Wednesday of July next.
CHARLESTON, May 4.-In the Agricul-
tural and Immigration Convention, to.
day, important reports from the Com
mittee on Immigration, Direct Trade
and Cotton Manufactures were discussed.
The South Carolina Railroad offers lands
free to emigrants, and contributes
100000 toward the construction of n
line of four emigrant steamers to ply be-
tween Charleston and Europe. Northern
and Western farmers are invited to come
to Sonth Carolina. Liberal Inducements
are offered, and generous policy will be
pursued to all.
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10 the Pubic in General.

10 the Public IN General.
I HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who advertises Seed for sale. Mine
10 tho improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which OK.
Al examination OF my proofs will bo convinc.
ing: refer to Jocob H. Wells and J. D. HIT
Oall and look at the growth, in Butcher Town.
Dec3 NJ POPE
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$4,000 Reward!
ME- will pay 5000 for tho recovery of the
wv Currency, Gold and Dank Bills, stolen
from our Bank on the night of Saturday, 10th
inst, or ten per cent. upon tho value OF any
Portion.thercof, and 81 900 for evidence to con.
vict the thieves.
April 10 SCOTT. WILLIAMS H. co
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Proposals. are Invited 3 !,

Proposals are Invited
ITO furnish tho Southern and Atlantic Tele-
Il graph Cnmpsny 90, 900 Telegraph Poles Of
durable timbes. deliverable on or before the
fret day OF juno, 1870, on tho line OF the
Charlotte, Columbfa and Augusta Railroad, or
any navigable stream in North Carolina,
South CarOlina or Georgia. Said Poles to be
as follows: IS feet in length, 6 inches in dame
ter ut the top, squared at both ends; bark,
limbs and knots all removed, with surface left
smooth and clean. Parties desiring 10 supply
the whole. or any part of the above, will ud-
dress with full name and post Office address,
JOHN 3. LAFITTE,
No. 20 Broad atreet, Charleston, S. C.
April 2S th4
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold!!

WE have about SIC. 900 in CLOTH
ING, more than we can realize on
this Spring, and we are anxious to
get rid OF somo of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods,
and bought right. Large line Of
BOYS AND CnILDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles Of MEMS "vENTILAToR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. Itisnow
generally admitted that we are
making to order THE FINEST
CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
II. & w. @. svyAFFHELD.
April II
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Digest of New York Reports,

Digest OF New YORK Reports,
pY Clinton & Waite, five volumes, $25; Alb
1860. Also, fresh supply OF Abbotts Forms,
two volumes, sl2; Whitakcrs Practice, two
volumes; Tillnghast Il Shearmans Practice;
Howard's Annotated Code, SC; Edwards on
referees tunder tho Code;) Tyler on Cover
ture, &c. and other new law books.
April 2G BRYAN Il MoCARTER.
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Fishing Tackle.

TUST OPENED, a largo and well-selected
81 stock OF silk, Grass, Hair, Cotton and Flax
LINES. Also, every size Of Limerick and
Gut. Buel's Patent Fly Spoons and Trout
spinners, Cork Floats, Dip Nets, and Multi
plying lsoels. Attention is particularly called
to Buel's Irish Limerick Hook; also to a new
kind OF Silk Limo, the strongest and most clas-
tic ever mado. for which have the exclusive
sale in this city. T.. POLAND.
April 81 thm6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-10
weea sswlnx Maehlne.

I In passing the Vincent Block on Sec
ond street, IL is impossible not TO be at
tracted by the salesroom Of the cele-
brated Weed Sewing Machine, No. 269
Second street, opposite Court Square.
Messrs. Denny 4 Peabody, the general
agents, have on hand at the above sales
room fine stock Of these machines, OF
almost every style and pattern. The
Weed machine combines accuracy and
perfection in movement. tits so simple
in its construction that scarcely any
effort is necessary TO keep it in constant
motion. II makes the lock-stitch, uses
the straight needle and requires
no change of tension while pass
ing from thin TO thick substances,
and executes every possible variety
of work. All machines are fur
nished with hemmer, filler, braider,
quilter, gauge, full assortment Of needles,
and all necessary tools, without extra
charge. The machine combines numer-
GUS points of excellence over other ma
chimes, and obtained the gold medal at
the Maryland Institute Fair. The price
list of these machines places them with
in reach of almost every person. Go to
1853 Second street and examine the Weed
Sewing Machine. Visitors will be always
welcomed by polite attendants who ex-
hibit this new candidate for Southern
favor.