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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
WILLIAMS HOUSE.

WILLIAMS sS j. KAPITAN, Pro.
A N prietors. This frst-clsss house is in >xcsl-
tent condition. and the proprietors confident that
they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie Omnibus will always be ready to conway trav-
= lsers to aud fren the boats.
Farmers aud others rely on finding good ae-
semmodations for horses o cattle. Off
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
GUST.f1 FEHR
.ATrHMAKEy and JEWELE

w fsrs his services for repairing all kiuds OF
Clocks and watches. Has fins and we'll selected
of the latest and best styles Of Clocks
American rnglish and Swiss Watches, also of Gold
aad Plated Jewelry at his new Brick Store sth
street, South side door south of krsmsrs Mani
3 uvec NHFFN f~FG H~~ Oily
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
!. R..s,-saoa,,s. h.v. bean defeated in Western

The Rssoautt0aises have bean defeated In Western
Mexico.
The 0osssnmsat Of Holland hes ratified the treaty
zs.ssssring thsisiand Of sumatsa to Great B,it.in
Mall odsiess nom India state that the river 0.rutj
rapidly rosa On tie night Of September H. and ever
flowed the banks. the Hood lastiug three days and
nights snd swept sway sbout 900 houses in the city
and vicinity Of Jounpur. rendering 10000 people
housciess. There ID much suffering, - there was .
Of food and tAs indigo harvest has beena partial
failure.
The two years lease OF Samana having expired. the
American nag he's been hauled down at that station
The Heralds City OF Mexico special Of the llth say,
thas the backbone of the rebellion s broken. Rsvo
luionary General DiAz is losing favor with his aahsr-
many military commanders considered doubt
full, have recognized General Juarsz and yield ob.di
ence to the government
In the senat bills introduced abolishlpr the
Revenae Department, and providing for the punish
mene OF eontumacious witnesses. Mr.. Trun,bun
spoke at leagth on Custom House abuses.
rne chicago Board Of Trade occupy their new room
The national Board of Trade Of New York has ad.
journed. -.s
Two repsaters were sent to state prison for false
registrationin New Yok
The Republicans in California have nominated Mr..
Sargent for U. s. Senator. ar
Ihe tennessee Legislature has fixed the rate of
'a1aton, but has made no provision for paying tho
interest on the State debt
another Mormon murderer has been arrested in
Salt Lake City.
The new Attor ney General was serenaded in Wash
ngton.
Eight inches of snow fell at Richmond. Va.
A hre in Paterson caused $4,000 damage
hre at Appleton on Tuesday night of last week,
ootn sioes OF the river destroyed nearly an entire
otock OF buildings The loss is about SIS 600; insur
ance light.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
DRY DOCK COMPANY ELECTJoy

IhE annual Election of seven Directors of the
Il ManItowoc Dry Dock Company will be held on
the Seventeenth day of January. 1872
a. the office of Don A Shove, Police Justice in the
CITY OF Mantowoc. The polls of the election will be
opened at o'clock in the afternoon and remain omen
until O'Clock 2. NJ. .--s'-r.' - p
c. III. WALKER, Secy. J. RICHARDS pros
954t f. - = U.s.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
FRED CIR US,

PRACTICAL FURIER, Keeps e0n-
III stantly hand the largest and best assortn,snt
of hats and of the latest stvles at the lowest
sibls prices. and always pays tho highest value in
-aash for ALI kinds ffurs 1871 Il
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
coz s BES.fTT.

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARKIA4E
Il Painter, Quay Street adjoining the new Touring
sali South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
Shis Village the above branches the most
80 nable rates York street North side 1910
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
EREy,. SCEyREDER.

1IEAT Marke ef--EIavinx purchaaeA
M the business of Wm- Brown, shall hereafter
esnstantlv % keep hand she choicest meats at the
sxowsst rates. share of public patronage collected
1917
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
Il. KERI.,

VONK street, ManitoW oc. wis: Dealer.
in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
class ware Boots and Shoes Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanginss Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
lamps &c, &C. share of public patronage il solt-
itod
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
FRED SEEGER,

AFFERS to his many friends and th .
Il public generally, choice selection Of Fresh
Meats. Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams
Shoulders, Sausages, Tallow and Lard at the lowest
rates. Market ON Commercial Street. Wy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
fS'FLL. n. PLACE :.

NOTARY PUBLIC az REAz. ESTATE
~ Agent, Manitowac Wisconsin Will buy and
sell Lands, examine Titles, draw Deeds, Mortgages
and dContracts- open and close Books examine Ac-
.sauuts Call at j. ID. Narkhams Law Once. 1871
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
ED, MAERKLIN,

JAru$Sist and ApOtaecary. sth street
L opposite tho Post Ohce. Is now fully provided
with complete sclscton of frssh Drugs aud Mesii
icnes and offers his services especially to the PHrsI
of this village and county for the csrfai ana
scientific preparation of their prescriptons l3-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
S. S.aEDERSO.r,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer In
MI Roofs Sh res, Leather, &C. &c. Shop on Buffalo
street near .ac of E. iShth- Repairing neatly
. NJ proAptly executed.
Hanilowoc, September 30, 1885.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21

Rf the subscriber, one Dark Red Steer and one
II Bull Cream color. spotted with tail cut or both
VIII be two years old next spring The owner is re-
away. HALVER JOIINSON
or Lown OF Two Creeks Hsnitowoc County, Nov.
Sotn 1911. 234ts
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Yaun- Men. on, great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with MAR
E-with means OF relief for the bring and
Unfortunate. diseased aud debiltaie Sent rec, in
scaled envelopes. Address. HOW ARD ASS9ClA-
YION No. . 5. Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa IS ".
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
ROTH'S HOUSE.

DAM ROTH. Proprietor. lS2 Clinton
"A strsst south side Union Depot and all steam
boat landings. milwaukee,, Wis. Boarding by the
aay or week. WaI:u meals at all hours
1.-J2-ty.
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NOT Hc%

1~ W x ~ - 81
STATE oF WISCONSIN, CRY TREAsuRKRs Orrrcr
county OF Manitowoc. ! Manitowoc Dec I4th ISI
NOTICE is hereby given that the general tax ,;st
= Ior state, County and City taxes has been com
lhtteu 10 me for collection, and that will receive
pay yment Tor such taxes at my Office for the tern -
day of December ~' 'he Iotf
46-A "A. NJ. RICHTER, CITY Tr.asursr
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
.1OSEPH SH.WES.

TNEALE1 iu Stoves: Tin, Sheet Iron
~ and Copperware manufacturer Alt kinss of
( epairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Aae 14-1y
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
Charles sC.aEEEEEe,

V'ASgIIOSABE4E TAILOR. has re-
il moved to Buffalo street , doors west of Rand s
s.Sture. All work warranted well done and To fit.
H;tiaitowoc Noe. 30, 1sI2- 1888
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
E3EIVFSTR Il.

4 United States Assistant Assessor
Office On Sth Street, First National Bank
Afanitow woe, Wisconsin. 16-1S1y
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21
W.aLKEEs s. W.HITE,
CHAS. w. WHITE,

TTORNEYS AIT Law. ManitOwoc,
IA Wisconsin. Office Eighth street, the
Girst National Bank jy19'65-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-12-21

DR =. J. soATCIgEN. Dentist. Omc y
j 4 in Sherman's building, Sth Street,
Man5to Wis.
.a<a@ ~, fad fI,ou ain
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g.TD. f. ZEITS
F.aY'ETTE .sR.WSBT,

COUNTY SURVEYOR, Ohice over
u o. Torrlson's Store; the Bridge.
Msnitowoc Wisconsin 1888
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13

u. GGarR Btsmaxd. bat lf& balm ,assAe,,
(pro@en, BAT Ste 6erfe0un0 tt1e8 pro-
pilort(a4enn, parlan,entSsebdnb.s sbtS Jul
nd&feit Seiion, BE TIT .Septen,ber Ct.
wartst .ptres, ieefaafaqs tsNolqenbet ,fttu
n1lfe. ag}s III asB gta4 a43 idIqrf5,s Il *s'.. !
sstgla4 elmer @efaoun9,bes @eneralpof>
AIMS tpeppe, In 3ntunft auf ben 2ano>
troben perfebrenpfn pofma9s1s NE Be'
setdnung ~&aiierli@ btutl9e Reid8puf",
5GlbttrL@ ll1ebtr bte baraltansubrtn9enoeu
Gmbleuae bletbt reiiterre Be1immuas Dor
beDdlteI. aafT3 y G%bllsb& A1n std rf3l
'S'3D 81 Berlau,mlun9 olt>tatbrltl&er &C.
3lebrten Deutl@lanos tt&tet einen Nufrui
an Die beut(@enu &atbolifen, iipprir e
tetBt': @it 1erbarren In btr @eperfuna
per s4pnclSbeidldHs, ,pet@e unptretnbas
nit eeng Staatseelebe1 ~ili1p lHpir bella
gen bag 8erbaltet Der ceuti9enuB l&5ft
uni, meiien IRE Drcbut9en o3uriit; pt1
,bo6en,, peer,,ieBiee &ff perbe5 pie unabz
Neutrality-suspicious. Der STRIDE p%ertptrfz
,liaeemrt.t .nA'gBtr boftn auf cine edit tir&liz
de Degeneration. ny iepes tatbolii&t
sGulturpolf Gin sfreiesp @liep Der .aueemetz
men Stride bilpet; pir bofen paourd
benz .b5aiten 3iele rear, setfisen Gntwtdez
lung, perzW ieeernereiinieun9 Der drtflilz
den @onfeIiionen un8f anndbera 81 f6n>
1,en. . '' .[,'.. '.@'5'' "''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13

Diei Bel4llfe Iapfeu barauf btnaus,
Epa6 bte Stoatsaerraitr Die Seftens be.
Blb6fe serlbtea Il etertretung'apes Con,
.corpat6 u.r&a .t5ie5 Aufbeb u n q
pets#@o nc . I bsa to- III. teantpprten
babe eaB aber biefs Masre1elsauf itreno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @e9e etfDlgen ioQe.
Die neutrality-suspicious. pertebt, nd
III etnen, confituttonelen as5 taate bon
felbert.. Inns ber SerfaHun9s mdbiee@ ans
In btsier Grase III, folsenpoaerr' Die &tste>
rung trin9t iu,fQanptaee cine Norla9e
peeen Mufbebut9 pes @oncorpates Elm.
Da iober ous ,goheoreat einen intesrirerz
ZEN Gbtil Der 8erfa0unls, bileet 70 tnSol<
ptrt feine aufbtbunei cine n8erdnoerua9
eerlelben, tpelde reat68llti9 1''@r a.. g. NIT NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel4lpleas ,tperpen
|fdt1r .'s!Ie Gu t5 a}49ega iet:.sHPy4iaT hg2faa}
"a: am Cine 3peihp,rittelsntbrbeit 'eeaen tas
@oncorcat ldet fFb ab,r' In Der eessn<
pNdyttaen ultramontanen2 3petten Sam
NET ni4t au34 .@tanbe 1brineen @urbe
rod ielbf bic Qualification beS @ertraes
ub,r ZEN Gintritt Batern tn bag peuti9e
MeiG lit bieier &amusr nur NIT M9 unp
&raa cura9eieBt, 1S - t4a .p5g T.. .. :. -
>Sts6 Der rbaierii9en &eetetu|ne' init
Ser Nuftebuns roes 6 oneorpateS Grnit,
IS mub iie olfo pprH. MQem ben jeyi9en
2anptas auil0lsnl iuulnb cine Meuwabl aa<
sorpnen. Shut 0e etes ,nt&t 10 lit: ibre
@rtldrtrls seeen pas @cnccrpat eorerit
gang ~far bic &aB."'r - r@>(B. 8.) "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13
DaS pelenbete eJtalteu.

aaQene3peiaern gum TroBfs Il 9ietor
'@u,anuRlsin &uua' einse3uBeus ,,Dif ga
betbspellHs t1pet4te: tisiesHwt@h9e Greis<
5nis melost 3eet&aft '9' tpar&eafontsmus
aus. .aSie lautet:i& saa .,ai# s$e
4n@ M, 2. Suli. @ietor emanuel
fam bsute bier an unp purbe In entbufta>
fiiaer 8eiie %empfan9e1."" Ut sss5s
y @2eBtere8 mar III erpartsn. Die EN6*
met: baben fGl& pom Bestnre bes ero6en
ttalieni1den Giinisun9spertts an wirui8
bemtelen, BE Metropolttaner bes wieper<
9eborenen opentntf9eh> Gtns&ei@es 3u
perpen. Sie ,raa6teaast ntt ,A5ebl aus ~.
ren ttalienti9en7@ ympatbten ,unb isbtfn
in Der @tuuoe Der Gntl&eteung jeneerr
Stunre> la fie iii 'We9e Der Mbftnmu'e.
3pilaens Der pdpflt9en 6ierardie ,Funp33
oeim ia6,nfgtet& Stalien 5u 4pablen Sbats
ten : ibrer 5altun8Bs: errulr&tb 1etn 8etuun
Die &rone auf, pslhess elmer, etnninmt
gen @%erurtbettunse 3oesa2 @attean| slei4,,
fam. Stun III enbiid' and Der &6ni9,
Der perf5nlt9e Neprdientan1t he's 8eeints<
ten Rsi9es, in1oer, mad bret3ebnbunpertz
idsri9er 3erRadeluns% sSjtatten6 @ouf's,
Meue. CUR 9aupttartmiirre %selan8ten.
@on,a erl9tenen. Stun feblt tni&ts u1ebr,
AUDI bic leBte fgmbcliide 9anelung TT
poQso9en. Stun mS9en ne jabeln, bic
Nbf5mmltnee Der Gabier, Der 5crajter,
Der @ppier UNI tpie jene @elaledter ale
beiben m69en,' rtl6e il4bou Stpr 5qbrtauz
ienoen Son ben 6Hben Ser ,elpfgen @taot.
duff E n .@5merreth, 1omeit bic 9albinz'
lei RON Mlpen unp Meer umetrtet wirp>
blidten -nun m59en ile jubeln: Gin
Stalien,, ioweit Die italieniibe Surge,
flinst! IS4 ,as
i So: ober tSnnte cteier Subel Elm tbetlz
.n%ebmenperes, Elm Observation-Disclosures
'G1p 1nben, ols ienleit6 ieues un8ebeu:
rem ,,@ebirees, 400, nod eerpaltfseren,
@anees, f@ eben cine Gntmtdlun8 ocQz
'jiebt, dbnli& jtner, ne Stalien nun ab<
eelale6en bat -? llnp no tSnnte Der
Beg,1peu oas ueue Ret& eerape Soaen<
ottfbat,I no tte &dmpfe, pel&e e6 fcitete,
'ibn' 3uradjule9en> ri6ti9er 9eplret9t1
:,pereen, als bort. no man ben er6btenl
1betl bteies @ese6' mad eNieoerperfune
nod unelet@ eepalttserer 6inpernii1e,,
losbea felbR polle,oete Netofret uno
BOILER Woblwolen mag Deut1@lanb ben
iQpltGen Nadbarn ~ ietuer Grrun9en
l@aft1 Standardization. Die Tbatia4e,
pab ibu, (elb(t nod etne @trede 3urddsus.
le9en beporitebt ebe ta6 @let@e errtidbltl,
it, fam al, bielsm @efQbl ni&ts .:aazJ
bern. p SIM @esentbetlH f1e3 fam nur eas:
8ewubtlein, ta6 tol3e 8ertrauen, cab,
benz @ermonen bic Grrei&une re0elben
,3ieleS 'eben 70 fiber 81 She'll wercen
wirp, 1!wte i1e Dem Staltener ;u She'll
rpuroe,, 3u ,euer @pannung, aeuer Sc
wibbett frdfttoen. l1ne 70 mag Deutl@<
LAMB nit ;piefaGn Greuo:0teit. IN ben
Sriumpbruf ber, &6mer "@tn Stal{en,
10 tpeit Die italieniide @,3unee fltu9t",
einfttmmeu> neil es wefb, poB bic DIM
neruns jsnes Ga9e6. ba Stalten ietnem
Subelruf: Gin Deutlblanb, 70 nett
pie ,ptutl&e 3un9e tlinat", 3%utimmen
wirp, AUDI 5ereitS an9ebrc&en 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13

8 epf0as hsa sN "a aha alfsM e Ns ssssfa a#s bufG 884afE s# sa9
Paif@tHisaa mEWf HsaHf M sgaHaeH. ~ al Hs8#s .4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13

Gpblen& 6. Stunt. -pbilipp Sail
labe, 9olbat tm So. fran;61lden Su<
fantertes Neetment ous benz Departement
bua@ arb, lab am 20. Mdrs b. s. III
:@olbere Elm G%rauen3tmmer bt&t cterbalb
Der Mab!e in ,bieperlantt fallen. Bdb>
renb 3pet ietner @efdbrten, bic nit ibm
IN ben. Tlu6 Q%elpruneen traren,, urntsbr>
ten, ais Ge tetner ,@runb' ntebr batten,
lebte Der nurt4l SUI 10 .3oQ 9robe Sail
laoe @1nimmeno, feline BemlbunAen fort
urt bemirtte NIT 9rofer 6inaebun9, troy
Der 0arfsn @tr5muno, bteRettunA.% Die
@eletelobnune. bic BET fpl&en @nla6 8e>
bote, III ,perben pfeQt, f&lu9 Ct aus unb
dueerte 6d babeff 400 Gboler owarcen
|,mtr ni&t 10 lieb iein> ol6 bic apreubii&e
&ettune6t1ebatQe. H4pa Dteie leBterea tt
i'm loebea laut @attnets Srbre: iii Gbttl
eepcroen. Das Gbrenset@en tpurbe
pem{elben ouf her 5etmfabrt In '@obltn3
e%insebdRbiet, ''3'% ,'"'da'" .,4,% :.
- @or etnisen Gaeen: fstte fi@. .'m,te
rte ~Eritutte" 'er;dblt,5 BEN Sffeter per
&sni86wa6e in Berlin Elm juneer Maan
nit einen fsItener; ,Mnlieaen poi. y St
tdmt, iaste ct; ttreet aus GAMBIA, mo>
lelbf RE- Deutf6en pte ilbsral I'M @uss
lanbe, elm ,reees ,SntereGe% fiji bte' Ydter>
ldnpii&ea Sn@e an oenTa8 ,9ele9t bdtttr.
Atn @benlol yprt {tiner Abretfe nun aibdtte
i nit etni1ena TJrtunbeno etnen 4bfaiees@
ldniaus eebalteu, BET nel9er @ele9enbfit
tim 49eeer:1-Iblr matt, Ter Be1immun8
dberaeb1en,, Bate, nas '@elp betn1 erftet1
.teu.I9ten Ssolbasn, fem ' H NIT rem ST:
ierntt &reu3e eelhmIdt beae9nen nlreel
ein3ubdnpieer. Ser ra@tbobenpe2 unz
teroff,ier Ser &~5niBswabe pdre nun ote@
fer unb aer tbdte, fA Sic "Grlaubnie aus,
cieien BraYtp tie1 Sun1rne 3u u%ber9eben.
Die(elbe mnS,ullrttfea bereitpiQtgf erttetlt eunp
Der nntsrpfFQ3iier en,pffn9 Elm a@plofId>
ea8' ibm3tas' @eiaid aus ben, fernen@a<
natesa:. ssiFRfenSfat' IT, bate. ~. -. '@ ,"...@ ,o o"" -
" Dem sWysSomal &egi1erTT pond. su>
folge ,eepeibt Ste @eisenernte I'm .eon,e,
Staate, bel beier,n l9 man errarttte., Die
Safer irb Der @of baben ni@t 10 piel
S9aoen aaaerfdtet als maj, 3uerf at>
nabut, unb bic &e8e1 ter lestert Sage ba>
ben ber8 Grnte iebr 9ebolfen. Man er<
martet. taB bie Grnte'bur@lantttlt6 este<
bigger ietn, .rtrb. ,alsf i'm roerganeenenSS Sabre,
rpdbrenb, bic Qualitdt ouseaeidnet 1T.
Die Maieerte 1T umr 2-3j@ o@en ber
septblt6tn 33eit. vtoraus,9 ulnb bic ,3laatzz
tofelerute dbertrim ale jGrwartuneea. ;,
Die California 9pse gto.S + u.+D.
l6.B. bat etnpaur pra6tboue6 du, ntfr aus
taltforniihen Rcitnbols, NIT Sob suno
l9ilber bei@lasen unp pHertper1 9Snf@rtft
}per{ebeu, aafertistn Iaieu, nm fie BEL
Bdrttmbeert8 Qpse .Mc,2t1l int tuttaart.
Der erfteu 9o9e ouf ben europdbaen Gen'
tinent a!s @eldenfsu ldberlirotn. d !, !.
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= Sd made tttrn1tt ben. eeebrten rublttunt BE er9ebtne Mn-
aet9e, bal. i'd an pben %benanntenn 9lase Elm neues Nein u.
3tquer @sldaft erSHaet babe, uns bite un. s~enetsteu 9u'
fprud. :
apo ~. Tranfel.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-07-06

The spain Killer" may justly be styled the
great medicine of the world for there is no re-
gion of the globe into which it has not found
its way, and been largely used and highly
priced. Moreover, there is no claim to which
it has not proved to be we'll adapted for the
cure of considerable variety of diseases; it is
a speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises, wounds and various other injuries, as
well as for dysentery, diarrhoea and bowel COM
plants generally, it is admirably suited for
every race of men on the face ofthe globe.
1t is very significant fact, that notwithstand-
ing the long period of years that the "Pain
Killer" has been before the world, it has never
lost one whit of its popularity, but, on the
contrary, the call for it has steadily increased
from its first discovery, and at no previous time
has the demand for it been so great, or the
quantity made been so large, as it is to-day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere has
the Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, or
been more generally used by families and indi-
viduals, than it has been here at home, where
it was first discovered and introduced. That
the Pain Killer will continue to be, what we
have styled it the great medicine of the world,
there cannot be the shadow of doubt.-Pro-
vidence Advertiser. june 1,1S71-1m
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Liberal GIFT.

Rev. DIR. Saunders of Philadelphia,
already well known by frequent manifes-
tations of iberality and patriotism, has
presented to the Presbyterians of the
city 100000 for the purpose of found
ing public hospital in which the afflicted
will he received and attended without dis
timction on account of creed, country or col
OF" 1t viii probably be located on the
grounds occupied by the Saunders College, in
West Philadelphia, a most beautiful and
appropriate spot, containing over three
acres. The institution viii be known as tbs
Saunders Presbyterian Hospital" and ii
viii be a most noble monument to the beneyo
lcYce aud virtues Of its founder
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nSSy~ The Emperor Saloonist, Christie, has
completed his improvements, and has now as
fine Billiard Saloon rs can be found any
where. The Hall is large, and well ventilated
and lighted, and is supplied with three first
class tables. The entrance to the Billiard
Saloon is through the Hall Of the house.
Christie still makes the keeping of Glantz's
celebrated lager the best in the market by all
odds, a speciality, and "Old Billy" himself,
never handled an army of 1e,stons, on French
Soil, with more grace and effect than does
Christy host of tumblers in answer to the
demands of his numerous customers. Christie
gives personal attention to the arrangements
for the accommodation Of his customers, and,
Of course, they are perfect.
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The German losses The official lists
of the killed aud wounded on the German
side during the war have now been made
up at Berlin, as far as relates to the army
of the late North German Bund and the
Baden division. The number given of
killed in action is 1850, or total casual
ties, without the missing, 1925 But
to these will have to be added at least
10000 more of Bavariana and Wurtem
bergers, so that the Germans altogether
may be considered to have lost IT'S 900,
that is, more than times as many as
Prussia lost in 1866, when the casualties
did not quite reach 10000. The ex.
penditure of the war is in still greater
proportion to that of 1866, owing to its
long duration. The latter was returned
at 124 100000 thalers. The present
war has been rudely estimated at Berlin
at amounts varying from $600,0000OO
to S750,000,000.
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1t may not be known to every body that
the United States is engaged in war
with a foreign power. The Coreans, a
race of semi barbarians, inhabiting a
peninsula in the Yellow Sea, some time
ago had the audacity to FIRE upon the
American squadron in their waters. The
Coreans not making any apology or offer
of reparation for this outrage, Commodore
Rogers, commanding the American
squadron, thought fit to avenge the
insulted dignity of his country by punish
ing the barbarians. The result was a
very severe handling of the Coreans.-
Five of their forts and a great quantity
of arms were captured. Over two hun
dred of the natives are reported to have
been killed. The encounter developed
the fact that the Coreans have an army
of eleven thousand men, together with
naval force. They made vigorous
resistance, and although well armed were
unable to cope with the superior weapons
of the Americans. Three of the latter
were killed in the fight, among them
Lieut.. McGee, of Louisville, Kentucky
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Tile Picnic held at Fishers Island, on
the 4th of July, for the benefit Of the NJ T..
Parsonage at Spragueville, proved decided
success, both financially and socially The
day dawned bright and beautiful, and, ow-
ing to the fact that no other attractions were
to take place in this neighborhood, very
large number were in attendance, and all
seemed TO enjoy themselves hugely. BY
special request, Mr. Simon c. Throop, Esq,
of our borough, made few impromptu and
very appropriate remarks, which were well
received. Early in the day the members of
Nay-Aug Fire Company were very busy
making arrangements, and soon they were
seen marching toward the depot, to the
music of very efficient drum corps, en,route
10 the picnic grounds Towards evening a
storm arose, which had the effect of scatter
ing the crowd in proniscuous manner.
Aside from this the day was very pleasantly
spent by all who participated in the exerci-
scs, and return Of similar event will be
anxiously awaited. Just here it might be
proper to state, that the Nay-Aug's are
deserving of very great credit, inasmuch as
they were the instigators of the only patriotic
display witnessed upon our streets on the
glorious 4th. Long may they live.