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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-18

The Quakers are after General Sheri-
dan on account of the Piegan Indian
slaughter. They want him removed.
We believe with Sheridan, that it is
simply a question whether the whites
or the Indians shall be killed. We are
in favor of the whites. According to
all the evidence at hand, we NAV look
for a renewal of the Indien war as soon
as the grass starts, and few such deci-
sive kicks rs were lately dealt out to the
Indians by Col. Baker and his men will
save MANY valuable lives
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-18
MARKErs ~ rEIEanAPH.

ny. Money and Stock 1Eaxket-1Iarch 16.
Wall street to-day shows more conposure, and
appears to he getting into state of duilness pend
ing the uncertainty rs to the Funding and Banking
and Currency measures now before Congress
cali.
There is a disposition TO advance the rates ON
government bonds. large number of loans were
made at per cent and on railway and miseeliane-
Gus coliaterals at O.
Commercial paper dull; prime acceptances st
Carr.
Frauds have just come to light, which have been
of altered checks and the extent far as known
is SIS, Co.,
Sterling-Dull at 10Ts<910S.
Gold-Geuiet, without material change, and the
fluctuations were slight. Opened 112 fell TO 111zz
and closed at III z<a1I2.
CIearances-$590 0o,000.
Governmehts-Cuiet, but closed firm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-18
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

This is the name of new order about
to be established in the interests of ag-
riculture. Its plan is brilliant, and the
objects to be attained both numerous and
mighty. We quote the language of one
of the members of the American Insti-
tute Farmers Club, eulogizing the new
organization ''Towns and counties are
to have their lodges or oranges. These
are in correspondence with the State
Grange, and the with the Great Panjan-
derum at Washington City. 1t has no
politics, does not want Office, is indis-
eliminate in sects and sexes. 1t is not
opposed to early marriage, to deep plow-
ing, or aprotective tariff. Their female
members may not wear back hair.
There is no ring about it, except the
wedding ring. 1t proposes to give its
members exact and trustworthy infor-
nation about the crops, the prospects,
prices and humbugs. 1T viii appoint
committees who are sworn on the Ko-
ran in a dark cellar, to test all new black
berries, fresh manures and Norway oats.
1t will tell how TO raise forty bushels of
wheat on an acre of Jersey sand, how to
drown Kansas grasshoppers, and smoth-
er the curculio. 1t will give infallible
cures for pip, ronp, gapes, mango, grub
thresh, worms, gleet, CHAMBERS, warts,
string halt, blind staggers and liver COM
plant. 1t will make the rich poorer,
and the poor richer, and cure consump-
ton. The order knows how to prevent
rot in potatoes, what will make nubbins
grow to seed ears, how to take smut out
of wheat, and what will make hens lay
in winter. When fully organized, the
Patrons of Husbandry will abolish the
agricultural press, farmers clubs, and
silence cattle show orators. Its ambition
is to establish pony express between
the moon and the London cheese mar
ket, and therefore expects ridicule
from the Dairyman's Daughter. But the
order means business, and those who
would know more of it, can address Mr..
Saunders, of the Grand Central Grange,
Washington, d. C."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-18

Z. NJ. Yerger, the murderer of Col.
j. G. Crane, escaped from Jail at Jack
son, Miss, on Sunday morning, and up
TO last accounts, had not been found.
This escape was undoubtedly tar
ranged" as it has been evident from the
first that this villainous murderer should
not be brought to trial.
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Advertising agents are only fooling
away their time in writing to us. We
never received decent proposition
from one Of them yet, as TO price, and
long ago ceased to answer or pay any
attention to their letters. They had
better save their postage. We don't do
advertising ut half pay and then give
one-fourth of that 10 q lazy advertising
a0anf M .U
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-03-18

1t seems the telegraph was in error in
stating last week that the woman suf-
frage bin had been signed by the Gov
ernor of Minnesota. Instead of sign
ing it he vetoed it.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
SECURITY

On the 31st day Of December, AID. 1863, made
to the Auditor OF the State Of Kdnsas, In
conformity seith the ldGes of said State.
First. The name of the company is the Sc
CURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, located
at 119, Broadway, New York City.
CAPITAL.
Second. The amount of its capt.
SIOck u
Third. The amount of capital
stock paid up in money. 49,. 1000 600 90
ASSETS.
NaHI.Jf Vol
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The N. E. Conference for Kansas
meets at Topeka on Tuesday next.
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PROCLAMATION.
Dieeolution NOTED.

IL der the name and firm Of Paul Murray,
Harris 4 Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All parties having dealings with said
firm viii make settlement with
9-11 J.H. HARRIS.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 28th day of Feb, A. d. Is

CERTlF1CAIE OE l.
To expire on the 2Sth day of Feb, A. d. 1871.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
TOPEKA, Kas., March 1, 1S705
WHEREAS, The Security Insurance Compa-
ny, of New York city, in the State of New
York, has filed in this Office a sworn statement
of its condition, as required by Sec. IO4, Arti-
Gle IL, Chapter 23d, of the General Statutes Of
the State of Kansas, of 1858.
WHEREAS, Said company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
dollars Of actual capital invested in stocks, or
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged, in accordance with Sec. los of the same
act: and
WHEREAS, Said Company has fled in this
Office written instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company in this State, to acknowledge service
of process, for ssand in behalf of said COM
pany, consenting that such service Of process
shall be taken and held to be valid as if served
upon the company, according to the laws Of
or right of error by reason Of such acknowleg-
ment of service.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of Sec. 1O4 Of
the aforesaid act, ], A. Thoman, Auditor Of
State for the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
that the Security Insurance Company is an-
thorized to transact the business OF Security
Insurance in this State until the twenty-eightn
day of February. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the
[sEALl seal of my Office to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
A. THOMAE,
Auditor of State.
To o.Y. HART, Agent, Enporia, Kansas.
1J-l3
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For citizens OF the town and country on
short notice ut reasonable prices. For further
information csII On them It Richard Thomas
house, near the Methodist church. 46-om
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Our terms are cash or exchange for produce.
By maintaining this rule we are enabled to-
sell ut pFieesE hat cannot Eail TO suit any reas-
enable parry GILLETT & HADLEY.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
To expire ON the 18th day Of February, A. D
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
new Advertisements. A

CW DooK.-A gents sell 100 per week. Price S5,
Address l.. S'FEBBINS, Har1lord, CT.
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FULL STOCK.
MsU I9 IG-O
REGISTERS NOTICE.
Registers Office, Dorer, Kent County, DEL


Registers Office, Dorer, Kent County, Del.
DOVER. May 10Th, 1870.
~ opOn Application OF Peter s. Collins administra
ISAAC REGISTER, late of Duck Creek hnn.
~ 10 said County, decreased, it Is ordered and
,v" oy the Register, that the said Administrator
so, notice OF the granting OF Letters OF Admins
Ss advertisements 10 be posted within foriv Jsvs
ne date OF such letters IN SIX of the most public
49, oi The County Of Kent, requiring all persons
smng demands asainst the estate to prese nj the
Sada' " ABIDE by an Act Of Assembly in such case
M and provided and also cause the same 10 be
Smso IN The SNYRNA TINES. newspa per ublished
"yfna' and continue therein weeks
Iisp GIvon under the hand and seal Of office of the
-l Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
NJ. HARRINGTON, Register.
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ne subscriber having removed two doors Ens, oC
Shoe Store. on " A'''"'oSe
COMMERCE. STREET, SMYRNA.
HAS OPENED AN
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
ana Is new ready TO accommodate his old frien,Is ,
ne n puollG with anything in his line AZ Vcrv "u %
rrCes They will find al his store a yerv CIV. a-oW
assortment Of fine very eIegaht
Spring and Summer Coatincs.
IN Blue. Black. DaIha. Brown, Violet. DIV. n,
mixed mixed So!ors' all grades shades and onoI' ana
ancy spring and Summer Cassi,neres. ait r oI
Iii wu Ses it ana al very low prices Thnse a 'is
tsn sen oy me yard or make them I'M IN So HS
nished elsewhere. N" i"ey can be iur.
CUTTING
ho,t t"tIlng done IN the latest STYLES Of sbo,, o,;o
" '"eh ana boys and special attention e,ven,t
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
very me assortment of all the Newest Stvtas NJ
s I,e achs, Bows Tubular and Dain Sill
nne Whlte Salris of New York Mil Muslin and
IIn nicnardson Sons Owdens Linen in The Bosoms.
= ~ SnIs 1a Tor summer wear; Collars, Suspendels
i'heh handkerchieis and British Half Hose q
msyF7O wA.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
Insure Your Homes g. Propertv
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
'1"'"aa insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

Company continues TO Insure property on rea
~ teIhs anl tOT several wears nasi has n,,d a.
FO!Icy Holders annual dividend oC and Im " Tvs
0e"'' Inc dividends are paid on the Isl iov oC Ia1
u'y' or dilOWed In the payment Of The animal nrs
mums, due on that day. pre-
IL Is Inc boundeh duty Of every man. nor onI,, ., hi
idHiily but his creditors to keep his nroner,, i,
and no man has anV reason 10 romrIainF Foc ~ CO.
oofs ana friends II they should refuse IN cnn,rihs'
'U"arus the loss OF his property being bcund Cor ,
simple reason that insurance IS cheaD and oGon,as
tue company reside IN almost everv Town tbr1ngh0:
80 Stae' t an1 Iof trIlIng cost can be made secura
Hoh loss OI MS property by fire. If ma, ,v,II 49,
use the precaullOn to his properlv ago,ns @ %
oy hfe II IL Is lhsurable he has no rIgbi II, call
hls neghbOrs TO assist him. ' up"h
The Kent County Mutual has n Coni,ot r o,,
OOO' and pays promptly Its losses " '~oo''
Parties hesIrOus of insurng i'm ibis Cor,r = -,
call upon the following agents. "'h
AGENTS
Leonard Vanhnckle, lJorb NJ Po,,,o,,.
Delaware City, Geo NJ Davis E-,dm;iI III
jesse ). Huntingdon Smyrna James Poudar Nf,i5 tie
T. r., =; c.S DlohSoh Dover Paul A. Davis, Lever
Alex. jackson, Camden - ~ ~''''is' Ts laurel
II. e Cowgirl Willow Grove, Wesley SLACK, ''0""
E,,H,u S",H, "ill,oru, rn,',c. Greensboro. Md.
" ''' 1i' AAlcA'haI' lraVelIng Agenl, SUSSEX CO. al
Lewes, Delaware
DIRECTORS
Smyrna, Thos Bradford Dov.,
Geo. w. Cummins a. iDr. Uenry Pi'I"ut DoVet
James X, Gle .nents, William WaILe -
" illlam Denney, James preit,ta'
BHdgevllle.
GEO W: CUMMINS, President, SMYRNA
JAS. COWCILL, Trea'r Dover
GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'v
~ business communications promptly attended To-
HEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary Dover
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
NY@zAzl1.Ig1~>
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

Is completed and running from RichmonI Vo
10 the celebrated White SULPHUR Snrings
In West Va, 227 miles. 1t is being ,anidI, .,
tended to The Ohio River, 200 miles fuylbe, main
IN all 427 miles
:" 10 progress westward, il penetrates and open
-. '"a'ne' tue w NOnderfuI Coal Deposits
H"haWha Region in West Virginia
"iinsS 'he superior and abundant Goals Of
.on ih'o communication with the Iron
ores or Virginia and Ohio. and wvervn, ;,
SOUTH WESTERN AND EASTERN MARKETS
"heh completed IT will connect the Sunario,
n"rOOr facilities of the CbeSana.I,o
nay with reliable navigation on the Ohio Ri,,o-
anu mus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAupo,n
WATER TRANSPORTATION OF THE GREAT wrsr Avn
SOUTH WEST, A'' AMI
| - WIN make SHORT. EASY CHEAP ANH FAvop.prr
AOUTE from The WEST to the SEA, and will cono,onI
LARGE SHARE OF THE ENORMOUS FRErcprs soa.,na
transportation to the coast.
" VIII mus become one of the most Inpopr..r
AND PROFITABLE EAST AND WEST TRryv I,,r. 'a'
'A'LHoAD IN The country, and command t,.do &c
| immense value ''aue OF
Inc completed portion of the Road !. doi,
PrOh'aOIe and Increasing RuS;noss
a"u ~ iuiiy equal in value to the whole on.o,,n,
/ 81. n
'"o mortgage upon the entire line-tsI5 600 oOo,
'Oan oi 'he CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAttRo.n
oo%fANV. being First Mortgage unou 1ho
Alhe' property and eGuiDments
~,r "hen completed at least SeO
OO'OOO, is lherefoie one of the most sp pbs,,,;o,
"SerVauVe' and reliable Railroad Loans ever oea,
wants of "USp'eo 10 lhe
investors and Capitalists,
VINO ueslre to make their investments vi,h a.
satisfactory assurance Of Positive aad UNDOuRTrn
SECURITY. 0t'NoUh TED
Inc Bonds are in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and 500.
and may be had COUPON or REGISTPREn
interest," SIX per cent. per annum, PAYABLE NAV
LIST and November lat '10'0 'i
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAyARIr :, 6,o,., :
THE City OF New YORK. !"
Price 80 and accrueb tnto,os.
ency al which price thev nav nearIn So - Nu'' {
cent. in Gold on their cost PeE :
All Government Bonds and -o,ho. s.. a
y a. tne Stock Exchange, received.in EXCHANGE =,
: "'afAe' value and Bonds sent 10 all parts 5
u Inc country free of Express charges 4
Ihey can be obtained by ordering direct t,or. 10 Fl
= through any responsible Bank or Banke, in a., u
art OF The country. y b
FISK & HATCH, o.
BANKERS
No. NASSAU ST, NEW YORK c'
"laPs pamphlets and full Information Furnishad l.
upon application by pc rson or by mail G
apr21 st ia
a
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Ast"nishingly Low Rates.

H. T. Il Go conclude that il is only necessary :,
quote few Of their offerings as an inder ., -,
prices at which this SUPERB STOCK will bs dc
posed OF, to insure an early call.
handsome DOuble-width Chene Mohairs, 37B Cents
Double-fOld Foulard Mohairs, As Cents.
OouOle'fold Norwich Popns, in the n.w rch,
shades, Sc Cents
HOyle's Yard-wide English Prints. e5 Cont.
rrinted Satin Cloth, new article for the bouss or
Walking Costume. IS Cents.
0"e case OF the Finest Organdies imported. 40 cts
Real Scotch Ginghams, in all colors o5 Con,.
TWO cases of French Foulard Mohairs which sol,
oy the piece for 65 Cents, are now offered al
Sc Cents. ~
lyons "ros Grains and Drap de Lyon, of
the best makes. from $3.50 to So per ward,
Chene Silks of the latest designs oc The p.,;.
Net and extra quality, sold last Spring at 80 25,
Striped Silks from sl.5O to 80 90.
Black Canvas Bareges, extra superb quality s9Icts
Black Canvas Bareges, rs Cents.
Black Canvass Bareges. all widths and qualities
up to Sc.
Walking Suits, Lace shawls, Lace Points. &c.
All at the New Rates.
lpri20.3ms3mf
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
NOTICE.

Areh. Undersigned. Administrator named above
Eers gives notice. that Letters Of Administration
~ Oaanied to him on the 10th day Of MAY 1870
tassd therefor having demands against The de.
I~ o. before the 10Th day Of MAY, 1871 or ABIDE
msyls q 'e"''''S''"'oi'
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
Errors of YOUIh

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervo,s nh.
rfsa1re Decay and all the effects Of youthful ndiscretioS
VIII, Tor the sake OF suffering humanity,
need IT, the receipt aud directions for making the Sim
Dy winch he was cured Sufferers wishing profit bv The d
dence. IOIIN' ~ Conr
myl91y No AZ Cedar street ~ W.,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
Merchant T'aiIOr'nq!

h r uI suosGtlner having removed two doors Eas of
~, niS Ola sIa"d Immediately alongside of Pumrns's
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Why. is it the ladies all go to Primrose's 70
get their shoes? Because they are certain Of
getting suited ''''l Vi
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
w. Ee ICE EST.
" "'H" TO the readers of the Smyrna list of opr
VERY COW PRICES.
GALL AND SEE If WHAT WE SAY IS NOT TRrR

''D 9'4f IL WHAT WE SAY IS NOT TRUE
Yard wide Baehd dp1f a9n &C. M loo he dc Ice for the very best
Delo oc &C. g Oc I0c He for o loc % 1oF the very best
Tnnne| % l25c l4c l5c, lie l8c for tIo f t tne Oest
ITL;' WIS i0c 2Oc 223c 25c, 2Sc SOC e oS"
po aaG rlqoGs qgs 2lc, 23c 25c, 2Sc Zoe 90
caeS l23c, lac, ISc c12c0 0''' 'oc
Can."oW caSslmeres 25c 81 go %
Scotch Gnghams 25c 28 3c " o o 5 8O 81 9 100 IO5 O
Domestic Ginghams IOc I1io ,o, , " ' 49, -
Rnf RrOnadeS s, !6c Sc 2Oc, 25c 28e Zoe roc Si qs m
Ra4a RmUdn SKIRTS G2!c, Csc zoe 75c ~ ' 'i' Soc $3.50
nTien5uGky Dem Jeans l6c, lSc 22, 25c
tIi ia;u y y CCambrics l9c, 223c 25c 2Sc 3oc 27,o
y II ahIn GEimorcs lie, Poe 22Jc 25c 9Sc Soa
taoe Diaper, 25c 33c, be ~ -o'' 'oc
ilacas, 28c DC eoo
W IH1kngS 2Oc, 25c 3lc 37Jc ' 0'0 '''
w ool FHannelS 25c, SOC
Ienlms l6c. lSc 2Oc ''2' foc'
Linen Duck qo,
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25
CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA
A MODEL HOUSE

neng cripple, have made house PLANNING a
0pta p.Ia' stuuV One built last season has proved =
moue! OF convenience, beauty and economv De-
OF Pans Views, etc. with genera,
,,a oI value to ALL sent free Address fwitb
sam 81 OF script II conveniently. GEO. j. C0I'RV
ArchIIeot, Waterbury, Vermont II
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90 For Gac Job Work so to lie REoC.1 D
oErIC+.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at !. ", Beat
VS.. ar@@7-tt,
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NT2., = z N D'V9 - " 'TF5 ATFf. Is, Cn-
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d'seuacs oftha kidneys, BlNller Trim ~ organs,
Sc SemuNl weakness causes half tho disease
affecting mankind but science and experiences have
c,nCuorcd the most heart rendiug caaCsI Diseases
pprmarc only ,ladic0ted, with full ma,ly yeor and
endowment, restored, 10y Dr.. LAltMUh1'S NTR-
V6I.INn and local pNi0uces Frokcn down
systems re buit and constitutions made p rnarcnt-
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Boael From the roAlciency Of doctors anu ad-
ycrjscd remedies, DR.. Imm0nr has put his nell
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Nav york Medical Ad,sor and Marriage Guide
tlG0 pages, 1ol plates Cloth) containinp irfrnp-
ton oi vi'al imnornl &c 10 every per- mail ID Fl
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rest of the monster sitting lightly on the
ocean wave Capt. Socum feared to FIRE
at her, to disturb her in any way. as one
movement of the dociie pirate would have
crushed the Saladin 70 the deep. He
believes that the animal has some internal
engine by which she fills her balloon with
air, and discharges it at leasure, then sink
ing out of sight Her touch is poison and
her contact dangerous. She is like sum
fish. but Is really new-a baloan fish. Had
the Saladin encountered her it would have
been Up in balloon, boys--up in bal
loon -
The discovery is valuable to SCIENCE and
was made by men of entire credibility, and
the statements given are by those who un
derstand the sea and are enthusiastic at
the marvellous discovery.
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not feel a>hamed-yet they are not my pa
rents, but have only aged part in which
L have Instructed them. Shake hands
with them, George, they are worthy peo
pie
And he did shake hands with them, aud
what Is more, ha helped them.
\ merry party was gathered that even
Ing at ManweiI house, patty consisting
OF Mr. and Mrs Esworth, and young lady
acquaintances ot the watering place, aud
Ned Whitaker. Ned never vas in better
spirits. nor let it be stated, we're Mr.. and
Mrs. sworth, who torgavc Their daughter
and her husband without he>itat.or.
Il say, George, saId Ned, whispering
IN Manweli's car, Two can play at that
game, can't they
Maxwell took Ned's jeering very sober
ly. Yes, f." said he, after few moments
OF thoughtfu.ness, "and the experience has
taught me a lesson What fools the pride
OF wealth makes OF Us all. thought she
ought to have taken me regardless of my
circumstances, tor myself alone, and with
out hesitation, even. And yet, when she
tested NE, | myset, was found wanting. =
Shall We ever learn to disregard person 5
occupation, and to look only at their char
acter and the sou?'
Mr.. Whitaker shrugged bis shoulders
dubiou>ly
II think have learned the lesson, Mr..
Maxwell added.
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Banking and Exchange Omce
T. c.. S HOV E,
NJ inflow wisconsin

II 5. BONDS (7-So'S, 5-2Os. and all other
u. kinds purchased, sold and exchanged.
Coupons on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold.
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
market rates.
pra!is, on all the principal cities OF the
United States and Canada, Bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britsin and Con
,tineutal Europe, for sale in sums to suit; De
posts received, snbicct 10 sight drsft. Also
intelest paid Oh deposits by special agreement
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Uni,eu
States, Canada Great Britain. and Europe.
made al reasonably rates. Passage Tickets bv
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices 7. c, SHOVE
Manitowoc, March y. ls67.-S So
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How thev did it.

How they did it.
They were sitting side by side.
And he sighed, ana then she sighed.
Said he my darling idol!'
And he idled. ard then she idled.
"You are creation BELLE
And she beloved, and then he beloved
"On my soul there's such weight
And he waited and th.n she waited.
Your hand. ask. SO bold m grown
And he groaned, and then she groaned.
'You shall have your private gig
And she gigglei, and then he giggled
Said she my dearest Luke
And lie looked, aud then she looked.
"Tll have thee, ifthou wilt"
And she wilted, ami then he wiltei.
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To the Ladies of Manitowoc:

Mrs. GEo. y WoopIN would respectfully
inform the ladies Of Manitowoc and vicinity
that she has just opened irst-class Dress
making Establishment in this village, on York
street, one door west of the Jones Library
Room, where she will he very happy TO meet
her friends and those desiring ANYTHING in her
line. Particular attention paii 20 the fitting
ana ul2kiug Of Ladies and Chi,arens' under
garments All work warranted 10 ST. and
ohsrges reasonable. Stitching and piEking
done to oricr. Please give me call. and YOU
"1.l bs satisfied. NRs. CSC. y NvoUIN.
February LIST. 1870 .9-mS
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IL. :. Es4s.COyE. VI. ID, :,

DHYSiCIAN and Surgeon. Particular attcn
i tion paid to the treatment Of difficult and
critical cases. and to consultation. Also E8-
amining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tn,
building formerly occupied hy kuehn x Co.
bankers Orders left at +. < J Robinson :
Drug Store viii be promptly attended to.
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ID. j. EAST0S, vi. ID.

DHYSlCIAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
i Chronic and Surgial Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner Of York and Seventh SITS
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
Co will be promptly attended to.