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lay e March mkt:
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district conn rising -" county = haai'"w"'.
d u. IS azr ira ~, .n f.r u,.l..,
u.rv. 1873
\ sa,ul,ier Il Assembly FOR the F.r-. A.
>a'aA.y d.,llgt. comprising the towns Of
tentrs. He, Aetme. S,h'e~wiG. Eaton, lii
erty, E.Ttou, and HnehlanI. in place Of
'.''er h'NtrF. .o-c term 81 "iHc" "'I eN-
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exI6re on the frat Monday oT Iauaarv next:
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y E.tFt.itf iI Assembly Tor tie hlrt ~
snEsh,, district ce!nrris-f., Nanitasar Town
81 = -r..,l Ill s..
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'ii" f..E u -H''lIHNoc. I've hiT'rs- Aisiil-
C,-f- CHS. n auI Two CIerEs IN place Of
Jc-,lh Rankin whr~c term q: -r..p vii
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sheriff il place rf ! u lttgu borg whose
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Arrival ola rsCk.

The tug Leviathan, Captain Kirkland.
arrived here last evening, having il tow the
schr. Mary Booth, which went ashore and
vas .cuttlel of Pilot Island during the re-
cent equiroctial Storm. She is full Of
water AMI has steam pump on beard. The
Mary Booth was bound from Traverse Bay
70 Chicago, with load Of wool. She viii
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STRAyEC

Fso.., Gso.!rlcL s dock. on 9Th ms, red
COW, SPOTTED Ei.h white. had ryp- around
Der head g,s last seeu near Hub5 I'd
Nil. near the Rapids. Tho Eudcr vii
please return her 10 me 1t ;i1 Farmers
House 'eu3I er,lal street. North side. atI
~.t TsE al necessary e&yeI,-r-
ltILI4 II L SuNNFP
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S,TArE oR wFcoNsIN. MANITowoc

XVI Il -" III . 'NNIN. MANI / ~ W
> County Circuit Court IIrmla ".
Tucker against Mary c. Tucker and Phebe
e Stil-SulHmon. for re'icc-com- sel-, ei
The State # Wisconsin 20 ghe above med
AMI Defendants You are hereby summoned
and required e answer the complaint ia this
action. copy II which j. herewith served
upon YOU and 10 serve a copy o. your an
sWer 70 the said complaint ca tie subscribers
at their Office. IN lhe city and county Of
NanifguUc ana State Of Wisconsin. within
twenty days after tie service Of this sum
mons ca yen exclusive e tie day Of such
service; and IL YOU fail to answer the said
complaint within The time Aforesaid. the
plaintiff in This action VII apply TO the Court
for relief demanded ii the Complaint.
Dated Arril IgsG. 1872.
WILkER & GREEN. FI'tf-s Atty.
TsEE NoTIgE tia the complaint in this
action j. f q Ia ias See Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for u n.t5soe county, Sept.
orb, 1872
WALKER GREEN, Pl'tfs Att'y.
l4-7-6r
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CUNknD LINE.
PiSSiuE 70 lid ER8iI EJngPT.

Parties desiring "a procure passage for
themselves or friends, 70 orI.u'E ~ per; %
Great Britain, Ireland. o- tie e. L.ll-ut u
Europe hy this tavari,e and fest line eau
Frocara ticket-- al the lowest rates from
EbNARD CONWAY. AGENT.
+ If Ha1tt,o street. near Ei-A-a
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The new schooner hgjlI.ac Tor Mr.. O..
Torrison, viii be ready fox llunch;rg about
Saturday.
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SLRAyED

Pom :i.s fl:,4I .Sas Of the Subscriber in
TO Esgcrs, "a the evening us iUe H inst.
a ok l..aSe, Lind leg oil Of JOINT. year,
y.4 The fnder vii please re,4ra her Il
the "ui@g=:guel'
l4-.l-IE p. PLAN ,NppN.
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CERTIFICATES.
County, FLTEK>' OFFICE.

tbE MY Links. tFfIfE.
Naui;8woc. October ! 1872 I
List Of Certificates redeemed ia the ogfce
Ct t"aG'v Clerk, daring the aaouth IF Sep
'cml2r- IS not paid out On the ist day u.
October ls72
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A state nator in the Twsnty-Fir-t sen
ate district comprising the coun les #
Narathan n-E ITO, SAawano, W=upaca. and
the towns Vi Uiark Creek. B"vin7. Deer
Greek. Clinton, Eort0uia. Liberty Maine,
Maple Greek. Osborne and seymour. in the
county of Catazan.ie, in Place If Myroa
Reed. whose tenn Of office will expire on the
FIRST Monday in January, 1873
4 state senator IN the Twenty bird sen
ate distric. com IrisinE the ecunIy e 1"iIer
.on. and the nth and sixth wards af tie
city Of Waterfowl. in Dodge county. IN place
If William " WooIman. whose term - -
fee will expire on the first Monday in JaEu-
airy. 1873.
4 state senator in the Tweuly-Fif;h senate
district comprising The counties II Green
Lake, Marquette and Naushara. IN F!"ce 4
Waldo : Flint. whose term # "ftice will *.
pire Oh tie first Monday IN jauETy S73.
state senator in She Iveuiv-S cyen'h
senate district. conn rising tie eaauty 81
Columbia, IL place OF Wiliar N. triswo'd,
whose team Of Office will expire On the tirsJ
Monday in Jatuary, l-73,
A state seaator "A the Twpntv-Ninth sen
ate district. comprising the counties e
Adams. juneau Portage and " o"d, in phase
Of Eliph4'et s Miner. whose tenn of oiEcc
will rxIIre On the first Nuni Y in .Iaru.sy,
1873
4 state senator in the Th;r,y-frst senate
district, comprising the county Of La Crosse
in place Of Angus Cameron whose tenn a
flee viii expire O.. the first Monday ia Jan
uary, 1873.
4 state senator in the Thirtv-Thiri senate
district. comprising the counties of ozauEce
and Washington. ia place Of Lvmae Morgan.
whose term Of cffice will expire tie first
Monday in January 1873.
4 member Of assembly in each Assembly
district III the state. and such comfy Cffccr>
ms are bv law required to be elected al such
election. ,..r,,-. -,
ss..-..,,.,s,ss l.. At II" same time TO Ne sub
mite To "a vote e The electors, Icy zu#nt to
the provision # chapter 3. Of the Genera,
Laws cf 1872, approved March - 1872. and
which is IS follows
AN ACT 70 submit 10 the people an amcuG-
ment TO article seven Of tie constitution
WuraFss I'll. Lrci,l tnre ct the wear
1871. proposed AMI adouteI ~ ' 60 OF IT,
mai ai,y of lie two houses. IN amendment
in The constitution Of this state, in the TO-
lowing language.
Resolved by ,he senate AMI assembly con-
curing. THst section four Of article sny,n
Of the constitution ,, amenar.. - "a T. real
as follows. Section : The supreme court
uf this state with the Jurisdiction M
power prrsrfihc1 in Ills constitution. saall
consist of one chief iustic" and fn'r 9~~.-
ciate u>ticrs to be elected lv tac qualified
elect r. 0f the state. IL such t.n.r- AMI IN
-nrh manner rs q e. 'r.-i~' lrare ta4y provide.
mi >ueh court 80 constituted ~hsi Lot lie
changed o. discontinued ~. III" l-ai-fatf,ru.
Tie chief justice "nl ",-.r. T.. i--r.,.>
Of the snrrrm court now IA ,Aic,. .l-' J.'l
their offices for tae reminder ut he terr-
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An empty bottle was found il front of a
business room. L had been thrown there
II q Young man who had lately purchaser
a bottle Of TIA, iu. perianrry ii; the Man
itowoc pru1 Store. II
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Ice to the the kncss Of three eighth, Of
an inch, was formed in exposed situations
last night.
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Family GROCERIES,

including Teas. Cofees. both green and
roasted. Sugars, SyrupS, etc.
Shelf Goods such as Canned Fruits, e
p nces an: ! tracts Of all kinds. Dried
; ruit> II al varieties. and goods genera Iy
uecle II the hoaSeSecpers' department.
Confeotiou1rirs Of the choicest kinds: also
nut. raisils, caudiei fruits, etc.
Green fruits, Of al kinds, including
LEMONS
lamp gools, suitet t. the wants Of all
EryaParacs purchasing coffee Of ne,
ready roasted CT have the SINE ground for
them before leaving the store, free Of charge,
and thus De assured Of It's quality AMI fresh
mes.
SPICES Of al kinds kept constantly on
hand. ami ground il desired,
Guals delivered tree Of charge III all parts
u tie city.
Cull in ard see me.
4II-4Y J.SALAN
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JoKN pnaoN, the comedian, was mar
rid At Sioux City, Iowa, to Mss Maria
Louise IIcrnan1c-. niece ct Mrs. >el1ea
Irwin.
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GENERAL
on SEER DEPOT
u hNIT low OC CO u II I Y.

~ tfrF. - d-IIcacies Of the season on
-, 'IrI Uc seT7Gi Up IL the UcSt Of
style.
l4-I!-39 II r. SUNNIrR.
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Grocery & Provision
s TO Hs II.

The undersigned having leased the store
formerly occupied by J. L. Plat, on York
street, opposite the Pilot Office, takes this
opportunity Of informing the people Of Mani
towoc city and county that be has opened the
same with large and vell-se!ected stock Of
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

estant and Catholic. from generation 10 esns-
ration, st the expense OF millions Of money
have been sending out their missionaries 10
teach the way Of salvation 10 the poor heather
Of Africa. and as their labcrs have been
wasted like sprinkles OF rain upon the desert
these Christian churches surely will gladly
join in the enterprise proposed. through
which. within year. the foundation Of Africas
redemption from heathenism may he laid in
her redemption from the withering curses Of
slavery and the slave trade.
In October last q cry Of distress was borne
upon the winds from the thousands Of suffer
ing people left houseless and destitute by the
desolating fires Of Chicago and in the forests
Of Wisconsin. aud on tho wings Of the light
ming there was q general response OF relief
from all the nations within reach OF the tele-
graph. But in Africa million OF souls every
year are sacrificed 10 tho Moloch Of the slave
trade, and we know. from the relief that was
poured into Chicago. that We have only 10 get
this enterprise for the relief Of Africa into
practical shape in order 10 command the active
sympathy ofthc Old World and the New. When
we look at IL now. through the medium Of this
universal relief TO our suffering citizens Of the
West, we are surprised that this happy conceit
Of general benevolent movement 10 sweep
away the remaining horrors Of African
slavery has so long been lying dormant when
the work can be 10 easily done.
There are men living who remember tho
time when both England and the United
States were engaged in the African slave trade.
at the time when the Dey Of Algiers sold his
prisoners captured in war as slaves, regardless
of race or color. France, in the course of her
great Revolution of 1859, gave the first bloody
impulse in st. Domingo to universal liberty;
England, some thirty odd years later,
bought the emancipation Of her West
Indian slaves. Next France, in the con-
quest and occupation of Algeria, settled
the slavery question in that quarter. Next
came the great acts of white emancipation
in Russia and black emancipation in the
United States, and next the emancipation acts
of Brazil From Florida down TO her remotest
conquests in South America, Spain, with her
occupation, had established slavery; but now
all that are left of these vast possessions are
the islands of Cuba and Porto Rico, and in
these two islands, we may say. we have all that
is left in this hemisphere of African slavery
and the slave trade, for Brazil is in the active
process Of emancipation, and her African
slave trade is suppressed.
The work, therefore, still remaining to be
done to complete the extinguishment Of Afr-
can slavery and the slave trade is compan-
lively bagatelle, and the improved facilities
and spirit for the work pervade the civilized
world. Let the people of the United States,
then, of all creeds and races, call upon the
President and Congress for come active meas
ures for the abolition of slavery and the slave
trade in Africa, and let especially the four mil
lions Of our emancipated blacks put their
shoulders to the wheel, and Africa will soon be
radaaYuo6
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

OuR INDIAN PETS have been catching it
after wholesome fashion on the North fork
pf the Red River, where over a score of the
Comanches were sent to the happy hunting
grounds in hurry Along the line OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad party of Sioux
pttacked log-cutting party and were driven
Oh with loss Of three of their number.
These gentlemen, whose absence from
this earthly sphere q number of white old
ladies will deplore, are doubtless closely re-
lated to the smiling warriors we have been
feteing at Washington and in this city. The
Flatheads are about to go on reservation and
be fed for the Winter. They will occupy their
leisure in casting bullets and sharpening
knives for the Spring scalping season. Cochise
Is about to follow this laudable example with
bis upyuly crowd
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

The DEAN RICHMOND EXPLOSIONS. Accord.
ing to the report of u o inspectors who con-
Quoted the recent exaB ,ination in the case M
the steamer Dean R edmond the companv
were censurable in allowing her 10 take mas
sengers without preliminary test Of her
boilers She had bs en- inspected nearly wear
before; then, after running few weeks, she
lay still through : he Winter In the Spring
she was run sh ,rt time, then again laid up
till brought out N the day before the acci-
dent, when, with out any new inspection, she
was put IN COT lmission' and, thronged with
helpless passeD gers, exploded flue while ON
the first trip. Witnesses swore that the Rich
mond's boiler were old and patched and tho
iron at the point which gave way was very
thin. Rust eats faster in boilers out Of use
than in tho 20 at work. The public will con-
cur with le verdict of the Inspectors that the
steamboat owners should have tested these
most ris' ~ boilers after their long disuse, be-
fore the lives of hundreds of passengers were
put in jeopardy; and the order Of the depart
ment for the more frequent inspection of
steamers will be approved by those whose
lives are frequently risked by old. worn-out or
imperfect boilers. No care can be too con-
stant or too minute which tends to save life.
Our passenger carriers make immense sums
from the travelling public and certainly owe
it at least frequent testing of the soundnsss
Of their steam boilers from which danges
| constantly threateps tho uyss Of al.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

THE PRESENT POLITICAL 81 ITUATION AND THE
OUTLOOK OF PARTIES IN THE FUTUREln
LEADING EDITORIAL-SIxTu PAGE.
THE JEHUs OF THE METRoPoLIsi WHAT MAY
BE LAWFULLY CHARGED BY AND DE-
MANDED OF THEM-FoURTH PAGE.
MExICo'S CONDITION! MINISTER NELSON'S
STATEMENT OF HER POLITICAL AND
FINANCIAL STATUS, HER NEEDS AND DE-
MANDS-FoURTH PAGE.
ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITIONS FIGHTS WITH
INDIANS ON THE RED AND JAMES RIv-
ERSl THE NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
SEVENTH PAGE.
CABLE TELEGRAMs FROM ENGLAND FRANCE,
SPAIN AND BELGIUM-SEvENrH PAGE
THE DEFENDER OF THE GREEN FATHER TOM
BURKE ANSWERS FROUDE-GENERAL
VAN BUREN AT THE INSTITUTE FAIR
THIRD PAGE.
SMUGGLINGl DISCOVERIES BY REVENUE DE-
TECTIvES-NEws FROM CUBA AND PORTO
RICO-PERSNNAL AND LITERARY JOT-
TINGS-SEvESTH PAGE.
TROTTING, BATTING, BOWLING AND ROWING !
FINE EVENTS AT PROSPECT PARK AND
AT LEXINGTON, KY: GOOD GAMES OF
BASE BALL AND CRlCKET-FoURTn PAGE
THE PEOPLE VERSUS "BOSSn TWEED CON-
TINUED ARGUMENTS ON THE MOTION TO
QUASH-LEGAL AND MUNICIPAL MAT.
TERS-FIFTH PAGE.
WALL STREET BUSINESS: FLUCTUATIONS AND
QUOTATIONS OF GOLD, STOCKS MONEY
AND EXCHANGE; NEW RAILWAY LOAN
EIGHTH PAGE
LAURA D. FAIRS MODE OF MAKING AND
SPENDING MONEY! SHE SUES HER
MOTHERi-ARKANSAS' RACIAL WAR
SHIPPING REGISTER-TENTH PAGE.
4 RUMPUS IMMINENT IN TAMMANYl THE CON
vENTION TO-DAY-THE PROCEEDINGS In
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS-TnIRD PAGE.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN THE JERSEY RIOT
CASE-RICHMOND HONORS THE FIRST
vIRGINIA-THIRD PAGE.
JERSEY CTTY'S FIVE GREAT THOROUGH
FARESl-INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE-RE
UNION OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
OF THE GULF-FJFTH PAGE.
THE OUTLOOK IN REAL ESTATE-MONTHLl
REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS
EIGHTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

The New Postal TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE
AND THE UNITED STATES, under which the
rates of postage between the two countries
will be greatly reduced, and many new facili-
ties for the promotion Of international COM
merce afforded, has been approved by the
State Departments Of both countries The
French Minister OF Finance will, as was lately
reported specially to the HERALD by cable,
calculate the consequence Of its operation on
the Treasury income OF France, and it is
hoped the exchange of ratitications of the in
strument will take place at an early day. A
healthful step in the path of the worlds prog
rasa
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

tensgro.
For some time past il has seemed as il trou-
BILE would arise in the East through the un-
wise conduct of the people Of Montenegro.
Some short time since an encounter tool &
place between Turks and Montenegrins q. q
place called Leposa The Turks IL D.
pears, were badly used, and the Sultan le.
manded from the Prince Of Montenegr a
satisfactory explanation. Such explans ton
has, happily, been given, His Highness p dnce
Charles having informed the Sultan u at he
would see to it that the offenders, ~ .cposa
were promptly punished
Montenegro is one of those countris whose
position Is almost indeAnable. Il .as with
singular stubbornness refused to regs I'd itself
as subordinate to any foreign Power Noun
taineers, like the Scottish Highlani ieru. thew
have strong liking for independes ". At the
same time, in consequence Of thes mallness Of
their population and their neighbo rhood TO the
great Powers they have found ID necessary "a
lean on one or other OF the PowS IS, capable as
once of protecting them or o doing them
wrong. For some generations y lev were under
the protection Of Austria; later thew were com.
PEELED to submit to the authoui ty of the Sultan.
but for some years the annunAt ribute due 20 tho
Ottoman Porte has been pas by tho Russian
government, and with this' qualification Mon
tenegro has been really una er the protection of
the Gar. Montenegro b rings Turkey and
Russia into direct conts 4. For the present
this little threatened trout lie is over.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway between Houston
and Bleecker sts-OPERA BOUrFE-LA GRANDE DUCHEssE
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway, between Thr.
tecnth and Fourteenth streets-AGNKs.
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BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner sixt
avenuc.-ARRAH-NA-PoGUE.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third ST. and Eighth
ay.-ROI CAROTTF
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BoWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-THREE FAST MEN
DICK TUaPIN AND TON KING.
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TRIPLE S HEET

New York, Friday, Oct. 1s. 1874.
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GERMANIA THEATRE. Fourteenth street. near Third
av.-LEB vATKRLAND KANNsr RUHiG SEM
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GERMANIA THEATRE, Fourteenth street, near Third
av-LiEp VArxRLAsD KANNsr RuHiG SEM
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street-IrALIAN
OPERA-FRA DIAvoLo.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE IS and II Bowery-
MAGICAL REPRESENTATIONS
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner Thrticth St.
n GAnBLER's CRIME. Afternoon ana Evening.
THEATRE COMIoUE. 5l4 Broadway.-EMrrRE CRY
ARRAH ma -BR0GUE.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth street.
DIAMONDS
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
street-PYGNALIoS AND GALArEA
MRS. f. B. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Montague ST.
MACBETH.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE. Twenty.third ST.. corner
9th av.-NEGRo MINsTRELsY EccENrRIcIrY. DC
7ao BROADWAY, EMERsoN's MINsTRELs.-GRAsp
ErHIorIAE EccESTRIcITrEs
WHITES ATHENEUM, 5s5 Broadway NEGRO MIN
eTRFLsr. &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No 2ol Bowery-
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, &c.
ST. JAMES THEATRE, corner of 2sth ST. and Broad.
way.-sAS FRANCISCO MIssrRELs IN FARCE. &c.
BAILEY's GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. foot
Of Houston street, East River.
ASSOCIATION HALL Twenty third street and Fourth
av-LEcrURE. "IRELAND UNDER THE TuDoRs sruARTs"
STEINwAy HALL. Fourteenth street-LEcrUEE ON
"SUccEssruL PEOPLE"
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Third av, between SD
and Gath streets.
CAPIToLINE GROUNDS, Brooklyn-THE MEXICAN,
taE LAsso AND THE MUSTANG.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
SCIENCE ART.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Drop
sy Stoppage of Water, nconInence Of Urine BrIghts
Disease, Albuminurla. and III all cases where there
are brick dnsI deposits, the water is thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white Of an egg, or
threads like white silk, or there is a morbid dark,
bilious appearance, and white bone dust de poss and
when there is a pricking, burning sensation when
passing water and pain in the Small Of the Back and
along the LOns
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
DIE. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Has Made the Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick, so
Rapid are the Changes the Body Undergoes, under
the influence of This Truly Wonderful Medicine.
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22
BAY SHORE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Change Of Sailing DAYS.

.szsssgs=zH : zssagla=H The STEAMER LAMOKIN,
GEORGE RICHARDS, Captain.
WIN. II. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
WILL LEAVE
LelpSIc
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at
10, NJ, stopping at Spruance's about 8. Collins A.
Port Penn 30, and reaching the city about 10. r. NJ
Ry RETURNING from ARCH Street Wharf,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
at !. p. M.
FAR IES:
Between Leipsc and PhiIadelp phia. Sl00
Spruances' orCOns' Lang & Phila. rs
" Port Penn and Phiadel phIa so
" Dover Il Phlla (slage via Leipsic) l.25
HBERTHS 25. Cents exlra-MEALS SO Cents.
FREIGHT delivered and called for in DOVER by
Mr. K. II. WRIGHT, who will also collect orders fOi
goods in Philada which will be delivered there
without charge.
E. B TAGGART, Agent
48 North Wharves, Philada
May 9th. 1872. mays
Smyrna times., 1872-05-22

New Castle Tratns-Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and
Phladephi at TAO, A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia Has A. NJ and Wilmington Leo P. NJ, for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Addonal to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton 35 A. NJ and 1885, p. NJ. Leave
Clayton or Smyrna $40 A NJ and 200 NJ to make
tOn with trains and from Dover, and Stations South.
Also, MIXED TRAIN (FREIGHT with Passenger Car at
ached will leave Philadelphia, II 3O m. altmOre, 100
Wilmington l2.5j A. NJ, New Castle, L2N MddetOwn 225,
Townsend 24i CLAYTON 3l5 Dover 40 Wyoming 4lO FELTON,,
441 Harrington sos Pennington 5l5 Greenwood 332 Bridge
vile ScafOd arrive Demar at
Wleave Demar, 300 VI Laurel, 1925; Seaord 35j Bridge
willie. 3U Greenwood so, FarmingtOn 0j Har ngOn 21
2j Smyrna, 40; Clayton 5 MddctOwn, 739 and
Wilmington 100 p. NJ; Philadelphia IL 80 p. NJ, and
| Baltimore so A. NJ.
Train will be subject delays incident
Freight Business and will stop only at Stations where time is
| given.
CONNECTIONS
At Townsend with the Kent County and Queen Annes
Kent Railroads At Clayton with Md d Del r. X. At Har.
rngOn with J.& b. r.. r. A. Seaford, with D. q D. R. X.
At Demar, with f. 5. r. r. and WycOmco N POcomOke R. X.
| IL. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.