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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

1t IS an UNFAiFG EEslEDY in all cases of Neural ia
tae5alIs often etecting perfect in less than
twentS~lour hours. from the of than TWO
OR FHREE PIEIs.
No other fern of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has
Jailed TO yieldgto This WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT
Even the severest cases OF Chronic Neuralgia and
general ,ber1pps deraugemegs,of many years stand
tnGtqectiqg Inc entire system. Its Tor few days
or Q few weeks at the utmost always affords The most
astonishing reiie and very rarely fails produce
complete Gad permanent cuJe. ~
1t contains no drugs otermateralSi in the 81 rllf
est degree injurious to Inc nlrs delicate gsteI
! t.na csui ALvAIs be used with PERFECT SAFETY.
1t has long been in constaut use by many of or
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who give II their einan-
mons and unqualified approval. The following among
many OF our best citizens testify 10 lis WONDERFUL
| EFFICtCy:
| Having nsed DR.. Turner's T7c-DoeloaTeue o. I'M
rcrSaJ -F1IeigiG i>l persenally.-3ud in numerous
instances Recommended it TO patients suffering With
neHraiga-I h5ye found H. wIfffesr An EXCEPTION TO
| accomplish ALL The proprietoEs Il..ve claimed.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
THE LABOR QUESTION.

An Octarian's View of the Subject
Interesting Historical "reminiscences.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08
AGENTS. YyAM.rE9s1 n4lp

Published in the S'Ssnr ia the Vest (Cni-
versals0 and Christian STANDARD" (christian) joint
NoyrHs and appearing complete in both papers,
Either paper viii be Supplied during this most able
and interesting discussion
(SIx MoyNTHs) FOR ONE DOLLAR
No For STAR ad 1ress WHLLAAIsoS& CANTwELL,
Cincinnati, o. %er
pz2 For STANDARD, address r. W. CARROLL & Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

A VOID QUACKS-A victim of carly indscretion,
"A causing nervous debility. premature decay, &c,
having tried vain every advertised remedy has a
simple means of selfcure, which lie viii send free to
his fellow-suffers Address, j. H. FUTILE, IS Mas
sau St., New York.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-08

In addition to the above, we are now
selling a Choice Variety of TEAS and
COFFEES at prices that viii satisfy the
most economical We fully warrant ev-
cry pound to give perfect satisfaction or
we viii take back the goods and refund
the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
eUNDRIBs.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
YupnpRAE hADgVTs


LONDON Feb 2SoOnCOuso opened 9i Tor MONEY and Wi
Quet United States Five Twenty
bonds 1862 $751; old ssi 1851 s pPortes sit Sock.
qnst; Be Railway shares 2 Illinois CeRtrs li Atlantic and
Great Western, 20 ,,, >,
Feb 2-Noon-COton opened frmer; Mddhng Up
lands II! dilid Mdlng Orleans lid Breaiuns sre qaet
LONDON Feb 22-Turpentine dull. Lnseed OIL. EH lOj.
LONDON Peb 22 Amerean Securities quoted AZ ioows'
United FVeTweuty bonds 1862 Sgt 6b5 old s; 1907
TenForties 8 Erie Railway shares, 2i Illinois Cenuas ''
Atlantic and Great Western 29l.
FRANKFORT Feb Unted States Five Twenty bosds opened hn
at 81 dS4l for the issue Of 1852
PARIS Feb 22-Tbe Bourse opened hrn Rentes ir 'sc
ASTvERP Feb Petrosum opened brm at 6Oir Tor ssndaro
White.
HAvRR Feb 72-Cotton opened quiet ..
IvyEPooL Feb 22l 80 pm-Pess nominal Corn loPr quar-
ter for European Red Winter 85 GENITAL receipts OF "ne ot
the last three 500 quarters Of which l are Amtnesn
2l-1he BOurse closed active Rentes iJi ec
ANTWERP 22Peoeum closed hrm at 6o francs of S'Ahuu
White. G..
HAVE Feb with declining tendency and quiet
Tres Orduare 35 francs Wt Low hddngs AnoA
l37l francs.
22-Petroleum closed Sat.
HAsRuRa. Feh 22-Petroeum closed hst -.
mConsOl close at 92i for money and yt
for securities quiet United states Eve Weny
s9t Of 1862 8 for the issue Of @ and S Tor toe
i86 Foes S stocks qui-t Bue Railway shares
~ Illinois Cenrss M; Atlantic and Great Western, ~
lands hi lid Mddng orleans HID the sales OF the day were
600 bales taken for speculation aud export FORK
dull Bacon SCI Cumberland Cut Cheese 1910 per csI
FOL the best grades OF American tne
Feb 22-4:GO mRe6ned Petroleum, si0lW per GAL
Ion IiptsedO Oh, So s. per tup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH Ga Feb 2-CottOu fair inquiry; Mldlngs, 22d
LIVERPOOL per sail H. per sttsm sl6d
to Ses1 S per ,,a steam ' h''e per SAIL &C.
SGvoaLE,s: Cotton steady. with fair demand MID
S Ia ys a @ s1i to C@T 4s;Sao Se 9 Sc.
~ per d. TO Ne"Y per steam &c. to hA'e per SAIL le
SonIs Ala Te6 saCot,on du Mllug a3lc receipts. 1893
bales sales 200 bales; stock 722 bales Freg-Io Liverpool
psr sal, ltd per steam a. NewYork per sail &C.; per team
E to yrs per sail lie EIhangsOa LOndOn, 20 days z.G
on GTx,ToS Feb 2Coou quiet hit srm; Ordinary sa
lsc receipts s bales; eIpoFs-cosWise li bales sales 100
iyEsToS dull and unsettled and accurate
quotations esno; be given Good Ordinary se receipts 90 bales
s.Eon, ito GL ~ go G SaIs We pAle. = U
CT1SLto Feb Con dul and P &c gs GENIAL n h0h'
BosrGs Feh dealers closed aud nothing doing;
SoRyoIk Va Feb 22-COop receipts 7o' bales
exports, cswe 1000 baes sales Is" bales stock Si' bales Lo"
ToIPDo FEB Four dill wte, srm,r Regular Whit. Mich.
No Old &C. new, Gsc is,os lSs Oats quiet and gIssssSea
cirvs.sD Feb 21-wh.at dull No Red Winter 81 70 no 2
MrsPHs Feo 22~co,oH-notT9g doing receipts 800 bales,
ports bales Flour unchanged Corn 9na92c Oats 6d7oc
Lard 6 alge Po11 s29 uoas Buk Meats-ShOuders,
ioiigmIE' FEB s2-cottou doll Midngs 2ac Flour quiet;
hIA EIl Tns'' Pyon srm Me- Pors ~ So Bacon
-Sbouers ~. Clear lb Sides ltis Gear Sss Ieic I'D iad-
CiXcsStr Feb 22-our da and UNCHANGED Wheat duh 80
Red 10 Rcd. ~ o. Corn sieady MIXED 6aq7or white
sov =" Oats 52aS5e Rye: Si&SSe Barley Ggi at y a
Tobacco in good demand sales SO lh$ 50 Jbd S 30 WHISKY
fr aglc and in good demand Mess Pork firm and quiet 81 p
offered 427 asked Bulk Meats in good demsud 10000 puun
Oic Shoulders 5iaiic for Clear Rib SIDES dl'e for
,T, Ss Bulk Hams with better demand
Of Shouie Clear Rib Sides 10 Clear Sdes l7c
Hans 8Qlgc Lard f Steam lie Kettle
Lull A, ls.c. B1shtuge dull sod unchanged.
Feb. 22Tohseco unchanged Cotton nominal four
puipc wheat No Spring 81 065c
30 Spru7 g3c No. Red Fall. sSc % No Red Fall %
Croce > 2dS Mixed. sacks 6Jd.2c Yellow
re White GGc Oats dull at HG o in b1lk 'sd32c sack cd
Fall ~ 20 RycNothiug doing WHISKY quiet
a. d g3ir Pori ~ 2a428 Dry SaeI Meats dul shoulders
I CluJc Clear Rib l4idl4r Clear SIDES 5ic Bacon
obbng shoulders; lC.c for loose Clear Sides
100 fr Clear Rib SIDES l6lol7e ff Clear sides Lard nominal
ste active az Fair Good % jD0 70 FOR Prime To
CFo,e 70 Da y. for Extra Live Hogs quiet 10 2d ~ toI
Ne mn 10 .ayy Recepts-four 800 bbs Wheat fOO bush
Com 600 bush; Ol1 bash. Barley. 100 hush
SAv FKAxcoo Feb 2lFour doll ad unchanged Wheat Ver5
ou,et a, , 81 IS. Legal Tenders d5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
BANKERS, No. 50 Wall-st.
TEN PER GENT BONDS
MONROE AND MARION
nIIl,.tnIr

MON ROE AND M a RlON
COUNTIES, MISSOURI.
Interest payable scmi-annually in
the City of New-York, free of tax.
Principal payable from Is to 70
wears in the City Of New-YOrk.
Issued in strict accordance with the
laws. Debt of these counties less
than 100000 each, with taxable
wealth from five to eight million
dollars (SS, OOO,O OO.
We offer these bonds for sale on
favorable terms, recommend them
with confidence, and will furnish
circulars and pamphlets relating
thereto.
TANNER d Co.,
Bankers. 40 Wall-st,. New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

OYYcH o BoAKD oR WATEk CohNissloSsN'{
PROPOSALS FOR CAST lRON o MAiiE;5n
PPRS-Sealed Proposals will be received at 'hs once 80
lh day Of March prosmo Y ocoek soen ier taI, 0s VIC 0
or sRy portion OF iooNiag Cast oe Water llpe ", h a, a
400 feet % inches diameter yaJins IN 'hleAls'' ITO" ~
inch t 4. ,hstn... s,om 26.9, zach 10
I.l6 inch. ,,,et..h sle inch thlek
inches danster - meg suI - ~ 80 80
1000 feet rs inches dAneer ~ 10 ih.a az i,-, ~
1000 10 inches diameter ~ ihs 'ns :, 80 t.l
100 Ia iuehes diameter - lhSn >, IN ,ticL
$500 feet "a inches diameter lp h' pu -, MI
5000 feet 10 inches diameter go lueh n M t ~ 49,
hrtB inches DIAMETER men shu ~ 49,
Io 200 feet inches diameter ID "a Inch ava ah - IAN "a
TO be N ade of the best quahJ ripe itVh' !" "Nb'''
fact 10 be cis upright -. Saith. Co.l Tar
To he coated 10 the besI manner Nhn W. AnSa' '
NArtsh
a.G,rtsj thu city which NAV ne
r. No I.Iy.red IN nearly equal monthly qaarhes ITO" way "
- & nsvm,n for 80 pe viii be gyea on the i''h OF esH
delivered in The previous Woh'n
p,o..l, ast be accompanied With bold satn,oI 70 % - az.
ri.,gnsr eealoped the ibu execution oil inc P'P Wv
sane ,hail be accepted - A., ,,a .o,,A.
bein Proposals ipf fPes
A,Nhunnai
Ihs Co ssioue the ~ 70 e' 81" .N' ="
shss r & eiSSss4sR COMMISSIONERS %.s
JOSEPH j. COOhh.
J. ukxusRx suGpp, Chef kagase1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Qtntistrg.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mate. . Ans,hsne Of niroa. onde @. .Sns'r n.
WITHOUT PAIS-o 1900 patients ss See ns names al Ne
o. No. 10 Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

orrroK or rHK MUTUAL IlyK Is'UGAscs CosP.Sr}
No. 100 BRoADvAI. NEwioHK. Peh ~. 1917.
A Il q Meeting of the Directors of tins Com
IA panJ, held this day Mr. JAMES IL fROTHNGHAM was nnan
imousy elected Of Company place Of Mr. George
I. willard resigned By order H. " GAHAGAS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Amustmtnts.


WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Mau,ger.........M, LESTER WALLACE
D0' ES GEsS : e .SSsfSG 81 ' g.
will presented second this tie beautiful play BY Cha"
R''d' and Tom Taylor i sSsSs AND PACKS.
eeg,n Scenery Appoamsnis Ce.9gs' sd ndoIn NJ
HELD Mr. LRoS1Rp Mr. RocSwELI M g9LLA ~ ,n M
6WEss NJ ms.isr coaaAc a JESSY MARELISG
HtNRIQgKS Mi.. koui2A n22hE h1 ssXs Day
THURSDAY Feb "a, last ume-CAPTAlh or TUB "Afoh ana
WOOD COCKS IITTLB GAME ro
FRIDAY. Feb as last ime-wlLD OATS
SATURDAY MGTIsbs (lsst dmeh
SATURDAY S ,Sd 7 ! ;1I5s 'i"''
ON SoS6S S INK MKT r,i FEB "a
ANEW D ah, y ''i Is fivs ACTS.
By M.,,r. DION BoUcIcAULT sbd II. }. BYRON
Incidental music BY NJ. Thonss Bsket ,,,, .
New by Mer H. Isher~OOd O. Evans j. hT'rd 'od
Ses Costume. by O. Fsuey and Benhottep Appointments
By Tmonsy. Novel MecbsDea Beecs BY Nj H. Butler and
Mr. j. W. wALLACK. MI CHARLES PIsHgR MI J. u. SToD
HOLLAND NJ LRoSARp, Mrs hADELlSB HEskI2TESi Mss
Miss FOWLER Miss JENNIE DAY and others.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Corner Twenty thirdst and Hgbth-sVe 80.
JAMES ''S no USES CROWDED 10 0yKayio@iSd.
u TEMPTATIONS u ,,o
mos. MAGNIFICENT most ELABORATE, aud WONDERFUL
ANCIENT OR MODERN TIMES.
h,v. witnessed h, PRODUCTION dt.s
modern '''''' Of Or EgE0gE MATINEE
Seats secured ten DAYS advance at be boz Unds ao %
corner Twenty thrdst and Broadway. -
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
i SATURDAY MATINEE FEBRUARY Do.
First appearance biSriSSSIs%SP SSSTRALrO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Balls.


GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL of tho
" GERMAN LIkDERNRANL SOCIETY.
ACrpHMY OF MUSIC. THURSDAY. fee "a
Tickets admitting gentleman AMI two ahss At s'' - . o." y
the oloalng menheS - n.
Rr.utlSam SOl Boad~Ay Ioo Burger 80 Besety v'i,s
no Ueush.S W H. uaenthet 502 boAtsay NAsS hanss -
wiHamst Hdenfed iTs Second ave Les As," Ss.y
n e. r. hnchne, d
a. x',nh.h i shs DR. X Prtpd al 81 = stsev 70
and "a Steiss % Ccst W Meia~sl ll h ~ 49,
:, "A llI SaatsI.nug Niuiuurlet Herwss savings oa@a-
Rs.ulSe lSI psnesn aal avsa gsess W ssusasasA ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

iLie % e eangr A, dead Iou The present coli weather
i' 4rl' if " ,r' tnH briggs stok ofaTI irIru
co1 Some lots q Wss.fl SD came t.g . sof r,t.r If
- Net 'ie aitlg DO Olf olcr cell brOW quotstous
AsSa. Ne Qs0e: " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

strswbs about pint brought - Cian
b.rr. are pretty and higher single bb hDe rt
ceiling "A Apples frm With sOmewha free sbipnen to IN
udcbo RoIhufy kussets selling al % % ioI that pun
pose They bring 1885,. IN Liverpool , ..,,-.. ~
Commsn.... 3 OIL a. Dbl good...... u S1G 10 90
selections. 7JG Wi SOfI...'' u wa - w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUC
For THE WEEK ENDING Feb. p, 1870.

following Of articles good condition
wholesale shippers receive to 10 per
beside freight aud other charges
packages tond BE- carefully marked VITA pant and TIE
the sender should also he painted upon one end Nal
articles the side Of the and
mail containing invoice snd drctOus also stug
psekag and putting will add much
H. IL liz -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
financial.


SrcKKrARIs OFFICE, OSRIDN y. Y. February 10, 1910
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
eetug Of the sboisrs 81 the YORK AND OSHEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY for the election Of thirteen Dc
tors and three Inspectors for The and Tor TIE
such hnBess properly before me meeting
will held the Ofcs Of the COMPANY The village W OntilA gu
the 2 dv Of March 1870 aud the polls OF said cleo
ton vi z OPT oui said o'clock p. until 2
BY order OF the Board OF Direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts 1921 hush for the Eve DAYS Of this week
responding week last bush While su report dull
improvement prices there j. feeling that NE bottom
have been reached We sale Of 100 ob pne Marrow" At
storing Beans extent rather than accept
present rates We quote: -.-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
FRUITS AND SUTs-DRIED

teceps o. ofei Iu' - ps,sasS 49,, A. !, n
W. Uuotas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Ytsiurts anS yflsttine'.

Ytsturts anS dlsttiues
A NEW LECTURE" WHAT L r oaW -. ~
oriental charts AID ,fs IN % ss m.
tI "A ..oinSan ,auate THURSDAY NkNlNn Lso ." '' "
nhAps, 80 s,.i,r. of he stranger Tickets ~ cea.s
ZION. STEWART L.WOODFORD VIII lect1.e
on phil sheruisu ssd b.. i@oa' KY 70 We Sl H. m.
Missos Tickets for sale a. Ah zoe p"S'PA'
and book stores Doors gpsn 81 y ~.
.@,i,T-IItISS ~ Prague and Before tho
u Ieetn. b. the Rev StkPHhN ~ llNn, ", =" t1s
Nm oY The Young Meas Chhsae Ass"e. 'sss Univ
'%S.. s, cent. for sale Raujsphs 'n bieads . IS
a. 80 AZ ami So East Twenty ilust Nafh"a LA'SAs'' NV
Er,sJWav Yousg Meas Christian As~,cia.l.a- -------
nRIENTAL AND BIBLE LANDS,-lhe
~ Hcp $ DIgHL ~l deliver The sird Of BIS pJgu. 'l 20.
tptsrt,RES Al the Dane NJ T. thach, huisust e"sr
49,, D THiS CNeLu.Si,yi EvkNiNG Subset; les S[f~i
Noaat,ns Of Lsad me rrA's o st f'ar 'aA Vac S''' ~
Cbarrh.s OF ASA Minor
IREAT MASS MEETING
~ a.. ree.ces Trade Of Quilted States at Sreinwf
ntiL an WEDNRspAY. Feb %. st2P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23

R.e.n g the week which 88 than for the
ZOO, corresponding week last $40 h Colder wais
demand since admit Of ee the approach Of
hold Tor have advanced L. per dnirb
md the tendency s upward Single bbs Jerseys are selling at c
Lold.-. Of SIC before closes We quote;
l. and Pa a. doI27 Western and Southern. 20 az
ad.......26 an bgg JAS buSb sooa 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
Fowls and Chickens,
NiaIA N. Z. ~ 10

" wv n I'M -
Ducks. n. J.. y pair . !
W eateru.......... ]
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-18

TnR Bots DIX BouLoGsF "A shivef Of
horror ran through Japonicadom at the
news Of the destruction Of the Bots de
Boulogne Langnid beauties, who had
heard without emotion Of the slaughter
Of Woerth aud Grayelotte, turned pale
az the thought that the loyc'est pro-
mcnadc Of the world Mas doomed The
noble army Of yelocipedists and gentle
meu.rders contemplated with dismay
the prospect 81 existence ii world IN
which there should be no Longchamps
nor Cafe Madrid Aud, indeed, If the
torch is applied TO that most perfect OF
parks a damage win be dono that the
world vi ! remember and regret for a
century 70 come. A battered church OF
a dismantlcd fortress may be repaired
by the same hands that marred them.
liut there is 20 magic even in a king :
treasury 70 make forest grow faster
than nature wills
The present park dates almost Who'll.
" from the wars Of lsl2-I5. The
ancient wood, where Catclcn the Trou.
badour was murdered on his way to the
court Of Philip le Bel, was almost en-.
tirciy destroyed in the final fights
which Napoleon made against the in.
yading alliance 1t grew Up somewhat
neglected through lifetime Of peace,
until 10 1852. tie municipality received
il FROM the state Oh condition Of main,
tanning aud cmbellishing it In 1855
the improvements had reached 50 salts
factory stage that public attention
was directed 70 identifying and adoru-
ing the Bots e. an extent not at first
contemplated A series,of works was
then begun. which has made this a
model u unapproachable excellence %
an the pleasure grounds Of the WI rid
II contains .. 500 acres, Of which ! i.
Ob0 are heavily wooded with the growth
Of half i century, and some 300 in fresh
green turf II has scyeuty-lye acres
u lakes ond rifulets II embraces q
magniiccnt face-conrse, numerous cas-
cadcs and fountains Swiss cottages
and grottoes, The most careful kept
roads. walks and brilc.paihs But the
GROWING navel % al is that il has cost
thc city II Paris only million of dol
lars a. carry On, iar eighteen years
tbs enormous work II beauty aud util
ity sum which Mr. Weed AID BIZ
Ellowcrs would think pitihbly scanty
a. an appropriation ior mending The
pavrmeuis Il Markcclyille. u III,
motny were % pass through their ac-
qaisiiee fingers. { hicago Rerut
iAan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-18

4 lut!o gel belHg sent % the store TO
purchase some ayc stuff. aud forget
Tag ihe name ~ toe arilei said to the
cefk. john bat DO lo.ks dye with -
De witA VI y. cholera, sometimes, fe.
lssel Jola. Vel, believe that's the
n4rie, vast tafel cents worth
Hos IL yaar nite to-day said a
friend 10 4 Ffeuch gentleman on,
lnoch de sem, said hc; size j. no bet
lei. and SIN lrasd yer little WAS II
abs goo TO die. uish she would do i
s.on feel 70 unhappy nv mind Is
40 rnoche unsettled Ven she die
SHAH hot bs - mnche dissatisfied.
There /, girl il Fulton Comfy. In
diana. aho speaks iour languages,
cleas and smokes tobacco. plays the
most difficult unsic ca the piano .swears
dances supslbly and tales whisky
straight
Why as bsfds ID tAesr LITTLE nests
agree Beeanse ihesd iall cat 1 they
d.dnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-18

isis estssafr 80 = - vreuiest ca.
rnsea history ihsi otaciiY GEE
iAad years ag1 = 81 Yea5 = oal
faf& SIC th pc Il France aaa
NefaaaY agbi au4tr thet Elbgs upon
te ane a. thai af iauaue taf FcfE
n.aYtse Hf reasons. aa8 With he
rsne rtali Ta.s hapPne5 ss follows
Tee empire ~ : asflemagae aH4 tat g
hss sa Wau saeaes8e3 Hw La4wg
rhled tae Pose. Has divided 81 be
ins eaA. tha grasasoas ~ Chafle
uagnt n s&8 - tae Congress a. Yer.
4 ST. tetwer tscugelves iu sucb mas.
mr. TIA, Letha.fe received besides the
ute = Empcrsg Italy aud whst was
tan called middle fmnrania. q strip
~ iAad eeataihgmo3eu Holland Bel.
gam. Lorraine. tho Alsacc sad al thst
part 81 sgathcb France lying between
She Khogo and saauo sud she Alps IN
tie east LB1wiE received Eastern
FrAne0piA. which was ffum that time
called Gsuaaaia. o. Germany aud from
whirh hc - 6ermagy' FIRST king, was
called Ludwig iho German.
Carl who wae called the Bald. from
h's bald head, receiver Western Fran.
Gauia ~ France Loth4irc died IN SOS
ard again sahdiyi8cd his empire among
Be three sons To the oldest Ludwig
be gave Italy aud the crown and title
II emperor q TIE second. LBthaire
tie northern part II bis dominion, com,
prsias a part oimodem Holland, Bel
siut. and the province called up 70
dis day Lorraine ~ Latharingcn. Ia,
Alsaee, aud al the land extending
down q the Sa0hc 70 the youngest
Carl, hc gave al The land south Of tho
Sa9Bt "a tho Mediterranean, under the
title of Kingdom Of Provence
lu SEQ Lothaire died without heirs
aitcf be- had previously become pos
scssed also IF his brother Cah's king,
dom Of Provence, and il was then that
Carl tie Bald king Of France, stepped
forward 10 take sole possession u bis
uephews Kingdom, comprising all the
eastern part 81 modern France. and ex,
tending from the Meuso 10 the Rhine
I'd from the Rhine To the Alps. and
from the North Sea 10 the Mediterra,
mean He was completely successful,
for his nephew Ludwig, the emperor Of
Italy. and bis brother Ludwig king Of
Germany had 10th their hands too full
70 claim their share Of the rich inheri.
tance.
But year later, IN $40, just a thou.
sand years aao, suddenly a large aud
wen appointed German army crossed
the Rhine, broke into France, and de.
fcatcd Carl the Bald and his armies at
once, aud 80 completely that he was
con PEELED 20 sign a treaty Of peace in
the same year s70) by which he coded
20 his brother Ludwig, the German, all
the eastern part % those lands he had
appropriated from his nephew, aud
comprising the modern provinces of
Alsace, Eastern Lorraine, and the ter
ritories around the city Of Trier or
Treyos Cologne Mastricht, and Utretch
down 10 the mouth Of the river Rhine
The first grand f hit for the Rhine
proyiuccs-- on the part IF France, and
the Alsacc and Lorraine on that Of Ger,
many, which is, after all, II not the sole
cause, certainly one Of the principal
causes, Of the present war Of 1870, took
place consequently just one thousand
years ago 10 $40, and with the same
result Buffalo Express
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