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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
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SINTY-TWO ACRES in Fairfax county, :,
miles north of the Court House handsomely
improved timber, and ali things necessary /"
comfort and in good order, for S2j0u. by
SMOOT ~ NJ ILLER,
Resi- Estate Agents.
ALSO,
TWENTY ACRES in Alexandria county, t
miles from Washington city and from George
town D. G.; literally improved; nov in high
cultivation As market garden, presenting the
appearance or an earthly paradise. This ca"
be sold great bargain on application to
SMOOT s. MILLER,
apl3 Real Estate Agents.
OITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
No. l. FIVE dcsirably located BulLDlNG
LOTS OF Columbus street. between Bake sn''
Wolfe ~ feet front by l29! deep.
No 2 ONE LOT, % by 50 feet, on Wolfe ST.
No. 3 ONE LOT 20 by 80 feet, on Wolfe ST I,
adjoining, on which is q small brick house.
No. q. ONE LOT on Duke street, 10 fee!
front By us feet deep, the same rs now occm-
pied by II. Mifleton's shops. Tho above prop
erty is offered for sale very low. Apply to
SMOOT IL MILLEK. Land Agents,
anil ll2 King street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
v BILE PROPERTY NEAR VIENNA
STATION, A., L. 81 81. r. BY virtue of
the decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax CO.,
rendered al November term, 1869, in the suit
Of T. S. Swink and others w. Albert Gunnelr 8
heirs, l shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
May, 1870. in front Of the door Of Fairfax Ct.
House, sell, to the highest bidder, at public
sAle the TRACT or LAND of which Alder;
Gunncll died seized. This land lies imme-
diatev on tho county road loading from Wen
M to Hunters Mill contains ;51t acres has
thereon u comfortable FRAME d " FL Asssa
LING; is we'll wooded and wstered, and .azs;z
is desirable property.
TERMS-One.tenth in hand us deposit. ,i.:-
BILE to BIO forfeited and tho land resold shoul
the purchaser fail to complete his purchase,
tho residue in three equal instruments, payable
at six, twelve and oightonn months, with inter-
est from the day of sslc to be secured by tn c
bonds Of tho purchaser, and retention Of tito
until the last payment iS ,na1o. Deed and
stamps To 10 paid tor by the purchaser.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co.. I'D lG-lawts Com. Of Sale
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LIN.

81 = i N Err EXPR ESS,
Capt. y. G. MCKEE,
viii re:u!nn her route on Tuesday, March
it, leaving pier No. 10, Light street =
Wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES -
DAY, q! p. III. Tor Alexandria,, Washingtor
and GEORGETOWN. stopping at the following way
points on tho Potomac river: Iiney roiht'
Stones Wharf Coburn, Chaptico Wharf, Chap
81 Point, Matthias Point Smiths Point, NanJo'
mny s>torc.' and Pye's Wharf,. :
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Wn.hingtnrI, EVERY SATURDAY, ut q 8
N and King s.. wharf, Alexandria, II. y H.
Far further Information apply to
!. BRUD ERS & CO.,
f.b ~ &c. II King street, Alexandra.
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS &
SHOES.
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WHITE FRENCH PIQUKTS,
" Beautiful quality and very cheap; s.i=.
some very pretty LOW-PRICED ORES
GOODS inst received st
apps WlTMER Y AYMAEER;!
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HPENING OFSUTER'S HILL. GARDEN.
The TYCOON is happy Ln ANNOUNCE list
SUFFERS HILL GARDEN is now open for
he reception Of vlsl!ors apr
TSAS' TEASE THAs'
Just received another supply Of GREEN,
BLACK and JAPAN IRA, ut
uh 20 COOK s. CREIGHrON'%
WE HAVE SOME VERY VALUABLE
w CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BECK, kNON u KERRY,
ap 3tI-2w ~ King ST., AleXa., IA.
HOOPS NlRTS.
Tho latest styles iIst received al
apZ9 WITH Err u SLA YMAkERS.
RINGLISH PICKLES, Chow Chow. Cspers,
E. Worcestershire Sauce, Walnut and Toma.
to Cstgup, .Inllcs, Sc., received and for sale by
Az FRED KECkE R,
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CHAMELEON TOP,
Greatest Novelty extant. rhey ars highly
intorestngt to children whilo they afford ANUS
Inent to grown up people. Call and exalnir,n
them ~ CHAS. W. GREENS,
81 IL CS King street.
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NAMES, MARTHA wASHlSGTON
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ap Zl-lm Alexandria, Va.
EIRSr NAT. BANK. ALEXANDRIA.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

Tho very newest thing from France is
an artificial wet nurse Monsieur Nestle,
OF Veyay, has discovered, invented or
compounded an article of food for infants.
which he calls idcteI Ja,inn. 1t Is com
posed Of perfect pure mix evaporated il
a vacuum at 4 low temperature, Of bread
which has been subjected to high
temperature, and of sugar Mixed il a
certain proportion, these produce food
which is said to be Identical in chemical
ingredients with the infants natural
nourishment. 1t Is proposed to add an
automatic feeder, so that it will only be
necessary to consign the babe to The ten
der embrace Of the machine, fill the tanks
with tactsal Jstrilta. connect hose with
the valve opening outward. place the end
within the reach Of the babe, and leave
the rest to instinct and suction. This,
OF course, would dispense with nursing.
nursing bottles, spoon cruel, aud all their
attendant evils at once, aud Consequent
~ large increase in the crop Of aristo-
cratic infants IS confidently predicted.
With a small washing, dressing and
spanking apparatus attached, the nursery
outlt would he COMPLETE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
The testimony Of NJ. 4. r. {

The testimony Of Mr.. 4. r. Corbin,
the supposed confederate OF Fisk and
t,ouI3 IN the conspiracy case, complete
~ eEonerates the President and his fam
iiy from all knowledge or completely in
the gold specuations of these worthless
lie appears that Corbln used his supposed
intimate relations with the President to
his own benefit and behoef to the COM
plete hoodwinking of Fisk ana Gould,
whom he made catspaws from the very
beginning. lie showed from his own
books that the S25, 600 supposed by Fisk
and Gould to have been paid to Mrs.
Grant was actually received and kept by
himseli-that he never had any cores
pondCnce with Mrs Grant upon the sub
,ject, except the expression by that lady
to Corbin wife Of the Presidents disap-
proTal uf his stock speculations in the
following explicit language; The Pres
ident IS distressed to learn by the reports
that Mr.. Corbin is engaged in gold and
stock speculations This language was
distorted in the Fisk version SO as to
make Mrs. Grant say that she hoped
this gold bu iresS would be over as soon
as possible, because it made her husband
nervous The difference between this
language and that actua lily used by Mrs.
Grant is the difference between the truth
and lie and we trust the Chicago
Tines, which has been making vigorous
use Of this lie for the past three months,
will, upon the testimony Of its own Wash
Ington correspondent who sends it the
truth, have the honor and the honesty
to lndorse 1t lnlts editorial columns.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
4 RICH SCENE At WEDDING.
The Bridegroom Gets Drunk, and the


The Bridegroom Gets Drunk, and the
Best Man" Marries the Bride.
The Port Hope Caaadiaa says that a
couple residing IN the rural districts, not
far from town, were engaged to be mar
ried, and were called three times in
one Of the town churches. On the day
appointed for the celebration Of the cere-
mony which was TO make this twain one
flesh, the happy couple came to town
arrayedin all the glory otnew store clothes,
bringing with them brother of the
BRIDEGROOM, who was to officiate as
was fully entitled to that character
Leaving the blushing damsel in charge
of his brother, the intended husband
adjourned TO a bar-room to get ''some-
thing hot to cheer his spirits under the
trying ordeal through which he was to
pass. Here he met some friends. and,
amid the congratulations with which he
MAS overwhelmed, partook OF more than
was necessary. for the purpose Of eleyat-
ing his courage to the proper point, and
soon became oblivious to all subIunary
matters, wedding party, bride, prospec-
tive domestic bliss, and all. Alter wait
ing q reasonable time fox his re-appear-
NM: ILL., iALiALACSA ttbo lIC lCSl VI lIIG
party grew uneasy, and finally an expedi-
tion was organized to go in search of
him. They discovered him in the
tavern IN a comatose condition, and re-
ported that fact in the proper quarter.
The bride bore up bgavely under this
trial, declared chat she didu' care cent,
he was good for-nothing drunken
wretch, and she was glad to get clear of
him. Moreover, she was not going to
be hnmbuged that way out OF getting a
husband. She came to town TO be mar
| ried, and married she was determined to
be-to the first man that would take her.
Rather than see the girl disappointed
about a-triae like that, the brother who
came tordo the best man business vol
unteered to be her victim himself. The
bargain was soon made, and off he start
| ed for 4 license, returning in a short
| time, when they were married and start
| ed for home, leaving the other individ-
ual to enjoy his little spree as best he
could The affair created no little talk
and much merriment among those ac-
/ quainted with the facts, and the intend
ed husband is now having a rough time
| among the Wags.---
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

FREEDoM OF TIE Press. Rev. T.
X. Beecher has a3column, in the Elmir a
(N. Y. J 4drertiser, where he says Just
what he pleases. Sometimes he tells
some very unpalatable truth, as witness
the following extract =aE e-
All newspaper men conceive of a pa
per little better than the one they are
producing. They ali would gladly give
the world the right sort OF a paper.
But the fact Is that men do not want
and viii not buy the right sort OF a
paper. Every successful newspaper is a
compromise between its proprietors and
its readers. No editor dare share with
his readers his entire stock of knowledge
and wisdom. As newspaper gains
capital and stEength, II can afford to be
more nearly truthful. 1t win begin to
have and publish discriminating opinions
and criticisms, cease from general puff
cry. 1t viii occasionally run athwart
the predjudice and illuminate the ignor-
ance of Its readers, as well as fatter them
for their well known virtue and inteli
ge1ce. The organ eta party, or of a
sect, or of a church, can never afford to,
and never will tell the whole truth, for
the obvious reason that the party or
sect, or church, never wishes to know
the whole truth. Few men are willing
TO welcome facts and truth and reason
come and cut and cost what will.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17


General Washburn's bill providing
that the government may take posses
sion of certain lines of telegraph, and run
them as the European lines are conducts
ed, has been referred to select commit
tee IN the House of Representatives con
sisting Of General Washburn, Lawrence.
OF Ohio. Dawes of Massachusetts. Davis
of New York, Palmer of Iowa, Wood
ward OF Pennsylvania, and Beck of Ken
lucky. Every member Of the committee
Is heartily in favor of the project. There
is no doubt that the practicability of the
postal telegraph system VIII be tested bv
the government before long, and if will
tend to cheaper the cost of sending mes
sages, and thus place the telegraph with
10 the reach of the masses of the people.
we earnestly hope that it soon may be
done. -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
Grand Army of the Republic.
WISCONSIN.


BIT the Annual Encampment of the
Department of Wisconsin, held at Head
quarters of Cassius Farchild Post, No.
|, Madison, on Thursday, Jan. 9th, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Grand Coaasoader--T. S. Allen, Of
dane.
Seaior J7ce G. C-Ed. Furgoson, of
Milwaukee
Junior T1ce G. ca. J. McCox, of
Dodge.
Medical DirectOr-A. j. Ward, of
Dane.
Grand Chap7on-J. H. McNees, Of
Richland " F- .r,E -
Council Of Administration Thomas
Reynolds, Of Dane W. j. Kershaw,
OF Adams; j. NJ. Rusk. of Yiroqua; n.
o. Adams, of Sheboygan, and j. Q.
Bartlett. OF Racine.
1t was resolved to take steps for a
grand reunion Of those III the State who
served in the Union all my, at Milwaukee
next summer. A memorial to the Legis-
lature was adopted tor the exemption of
crippled from payment Of ped
d!ars license or poll-tax.
The Organization in this Stateis in a
flourismng condition, the Princeton Re
public to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
IOCONsUllPTIVES.

TIL Advertiser, having beer restored to health IN
few weeks by a very simple remedy. after having
suffered severalsye VIII, severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Cons nlpti0n--is anxious
make known to his fellow-suferers the means e as1o
To all VII" desire it. he win send copy of aepr
scrPtrn used tree Of Charge with the directions 70
preparing and ng th1 same, which they Will find
Sure CURE FoR CoSsUrP1ToS ASTHMA, BnoKoaIrss, &c
The object OF the advertiser in sending tie Prescrip
ton is to benefit LIE aiicted, and spread Information
which he oonceiyes to beinvaluaie and he hopes
cry Sufferer viii try his remedy as it will cost tosa
nothing, and may 2rovea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription sili please address
+1e-11y, -. 1tly- EitW ARD A. WILSON .
williamsburg. KINGS County New York.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
THE Pone i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Pope is reported to have hadtw
serious aporletic fits. and it seems proba-
bic the Gcumenicai excitements are wear
ing on him. Ii is not strange. With
Italy ardently believing in his Infallibili-
ty, Spain gushing to pronounce him on a
level with Deity in this respect. Germany
rebellious, France divided, Austria recall
citrant, ireland ready to vote the straight
ticket either way. and all the world from
India to Oregon exercising lis conscience
upon the question whether one Italian
and good stomach is infallible, Who
would not SO into apolexy? Under the
circumstances much less embarrassing
Horatio Seymour tainted All this
comes of politics. If the Pope should
die would il be reverent or logical 70 at
tribute his failure to live to his infalli-
billy =?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
A CAUTIOUS BRrpE-A CaIifornia v Il

A CAUTIOUS BRIDE.-A California wild
over OF mature years proposed to q
young and blooming widow, and was ac
eepted. Before the day appointed for
the ceremony, however, the lady dashed
the cup Of JOY from The lips Of her lover
by Informing him that she had taken a
notion to change her mind. She had, in
her travels for several days past, heard
remarks concerning him which created
some suspicious IN her mind. and she did
not like to be starved to death or kent
without a dime, as she heard his first
wife had been" After the ardent lover
asseverated and ent-eated long time ia
vain, she agreed to marry him if he
would give her a security against Threat
ment. Resort was had to counsel. and
a document was.drawn up and signed by
the bridegroom securing $4,000 to the
lady in case of ill-treatment or desertiou.
They were then united by the matrimc-
NAL BOND without further delay.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

From the Red River country. comes
the report that Riell, the Governor chos-
en- by the Insurgents and Invested with
dletaterhi powers has been summarize
removed and Gov. MeTavish reinstated
IN his place. 1t is said that the rebels
will position the Canadian government
first, and Unsuccessful will resort to Crown
Colonization.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
ERRORS &c YOUTH.

AGENTLEMAN who suffered for years from kex-
vous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects
youthful indscreton, Will, for the sake of sufernGs
hnaAt send nee to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
as cared Sufferers wishing to profit by the a"-sr-
sexperience, can do sohy address, ng, in pc rsos
enhe. JOHN H. OSIN:.l
= No a. Cedar street. Now HoDe2
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
CHICKIRING & SONS,
SgeC5E3E p GEFCcs.
4 C q ID

A Clergyman, while fesidinq IN South America ss
a missionary, discovered faie and simple lremsdy
for the crre of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary aud Sentinel Organs, and tho
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
Vicious habits. Great nunl ers have Leen cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted a desire benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, Wi! send the recip
for preparing and unng this medicine in sealed en-
yelope. any person who needs it. Tree Of Charge.
Address, @ .z..Hra = ID
JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
station u, i bic House. e
20fn As,0 York Csty.
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$40. WATCHES. 500,
TEE ONLY GENUINE DoUBLE-ExTRA
.ea ,.- REFINED
oholDE G0lD WATCHES,
THE oR0lDE yvkrC;TCo. 2

Are all Of the best make, I,7-.aq Eases F5,r,,,>5
net % faiRt$t lcoks Ike fue Gold wears Ijks (yis
4lla are Et(is!sll 20 sE8c Hest GOLD yv.tsn.s.
IN make AMI finish; with the best FtN Is,reI.5 n
tdc.s0 Gld ft,tet seUerS, Lrtra Fine CasfS fClart
and ladies size S15 eac h. lsI 'S' Nesit .
Z ABt zSeU@ie AS&fra Refined Solid nra-
.e stfts - o. &. fui Jewele Levers at slG s,ch
seni BY A-SssE1ess anywhere within the tinted
States az GUITAR Hhoiesa is e. Tiya lie o., 5aliv
cry "a money as required ~ a0curcs only sst5sfo
tory assurance thai the order Is made in GOOD
any I0eLd5e may be SfEs< sssstt ss.,ss E,;s,a<z
before a4a Tor, by paying the Express charles oal.
persons can essties y riiaIf 7o!th y, Tin Nv
seHals money IN adyRnce IN a.,egistered Letter and
tle g99Gs viii he sent a RkGhSIIRLD PACRAGE
prepaid mt cur rs K. 7sr
p \ at'ENf SsEDl NC TOR SIX II ATCHFs- Will,
REt II ; Il An EXTRA WATCH. FREE-Ai4KiNt!
- l IN $40 WATCHES FOR $50. or S..NEN $40
WATCH rs I Or 1896. 80. go - 80
also E.sfs.sazss GEGESie Geld Chains Of Is
test amt most costly styles. for aides and f,ep+e
men wear, nom 10 70 10 inches lonr at prices of
-, =. 80 and ~ each; sent with watch at low
estavhale Sale prices -. -,
ytlf atches are all made Of the Genuine Sol
IA esE'@ftc Sold L. sgsr,csa are an rericrti.
regulated and usted, end & .zss .sVtsl ssyxhe
<'fS Parry u kTp tsis ant 1ce = am, I,f {
t,E stare tue kind size and price CT Watch rrou;x-
ed, and order only Of et-. - - = : 'i'''.
.-s- iHE 0BGIDE WATCH co., y.
lis fulton "a New aerlas
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
yEST PUBLISHED.
LOVE AND MATRIRA0NY.
HOW TO MARRY, WHEN TO
MARRY AND WHO
TO MARRY. 4.Hsf
Price. Twenty-Five Gents.
MiDi1I EUClLLs DENaRRE

has published very valuable aid TO all Yo desire to
gam Tie affections of the opposite sex. WITHOUT
GARD 10 wLTH AGE Or BEAUTY. 1t is the only really
practical work Of the nd ever published. II can be
read by the single and the married with interest and
pleasure
II teaches how 10 win and WOO. 1t gives You In.
structon how to proceed Hndcr every iifficulty or
now 70 condnct courtsIfp to successful issne. and
y folio ing its simple rules Won vlI always be suc
ceSsiui in securing the affections o. the loved one and
live IN happiness when married. Every young lady
should read for it contains hundred iiI remarks
ana hints that VIII benefit the reader. Every mar
rIed lady should read it: it will direct her to secure
the affections of her husband long life lasts Ev
cry man, married single, should read il viii
make him successful lover and happy man.
twenty-five cents hus expended may give YOU
years Of bliss which none but the happy fuiIyre-
aiize. Sent by mail, post paid receipt Of price
-Adsress:
MADAM LUCILLA DEMhRRE,
Station e, New York.
Sicily Kfm.sco. pL11yl
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
To THE EFFt5GTED
TheGreat American Champagne

Equality il purity, piquancy and taste to the best
brands Of Foreign Champagne We particularly in
vta dealers to call and test for themselves, orwiu
take pleasure in sending samples Of either dry or
sweet wine to any party that qay desire itby senng
address Price Sl4,0O and $1,000 per case Discount
made to the trade. - '.-s .7-f.f t-.-.r- . ..r
4. P P STEWARD & CO.
40 Broadway New York s--
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER 7
MADISON. April g. 1865.
In accordance with the provisions of cbant.r I 81
Laws of 1865 hereby give notice that the notes of
the Bank OF Man1towoe must be presented at the Office
of the Bank Comptroller at Madison Wisconsin for
payment, within three years from the date Of this
notice. the lands deposited for the reier1non of
the same Will De surrendered as provided in Section
two OF said act; Spy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
.Nsesc advertisements.

SttnluIdnt are
required. They
restore the ritdl
forces IN q re-
1nd,'kdbte degree,
and gire tone to
the system.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

nle.y ere nlCde
| both aOith and
| acjtb0ut sugar
coating, thus
/ adapting them 10
the atse Of every
body; Because
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

rid5'y establishes them as .taroraes
a0iM all ,cho use item.
The reasons aghy Dr.. Royach's
Blood Pills should be kept in er-
cry family are: Because Mey can
be employed Ia oil eases schere q
".fami1y Physic as required, and
are perfectly safe IN their admja-
aStration at oH times; Because
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

The Times says: THE latest
''dodge" OF the confidence operators at
the Chicago board Of trade when present.
ed with u bin is to give man a check
payable to the latter's order, aaI then
oil the back of it SO that he cannot en-
dorse If y
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL
AND NINTH STREET.

The undersigned is prepared to do al kinds Of Job
bng work as wellas contract for every style of
Buggy, Wagon &c, Vessel work and temperiag Of
Mn p!Aes to m short notice also particular
specially invited to give a call.
612n JOHN LAvAKE,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-02-17

And no risk whatever. One or two chances in
ach town. according size. Send for particulars at
nee, an. nG1Ee two good references.
Address ST0DDABD & PtrEHURST, ny
2E -- Chicago
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-30
LINDSEY LETTER.
L1Nnsrr.O- Sent. 9th. $50

LINDSEY o., Sept. 2lth, 1870.
EDITOR JOURNAL Our thriving village is
adding to itself house after house. J. ]. Wal
ters and Jonathan NJ Wagner have recently
opened up meat shop, in this place, and are
doing a fine business. Mr. William Newman,
shoe maker, has moved from Benton to this
place, and viii continue to do business here.
E. S. Bowersox has purchased a lot from J. J.
Walters, and is about to erect a dwelling house
on it. DR.. ]. A. Munk, is doing a fine prac-
tice, and is meeting with good success. A
new school house is being put up in the vii
lage, Vim. Boyer is building it. He is also
engaged in the Dry Goods trade, and is doing
a very fine business, aided by his good natured
clerk, ME-. S. Bowersox. Few villages have
improved more, in the same length OF time
than Lindsey.
Yours sc, OCCASIONAL,