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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMKN- steamship April % Mr. EIa Green
M,s M.. :sSs Rcs, as a Ts be-
sss Mr. IND .s11en S M Mo BIZ
5s Mr. S sssf fmy .u III TIE Re-! % as,ea M
BIG s q g. As f'Tf s1 fTe. STEAMSHIP Steamship 81
LAM, .lm,, ~r ard Mn P Palmer md Nil 6d.s Mis-
Master George DI.e, Master John pI''' m,'sr t y
ss We'll Re s s1:, F 11s william III P Cree Mr. MR.
P Leon sGa,n s Ma s;oS SSSs " Nh Gn1 Nh "
son Dai Es H Ipilb; NJ: Toen:sp &, A. Ssa
fIs Mn n R, Aired M Rsse A s''' Ssr, q
MIS- Gi S@' S b SG Me- ss' bu. as S'i Mr. So $
Ms Martin y9S@a: .nn ! Mr.. Iho Sa, Henson end
hem Mr. ceofss Cohen Miss Cn.nr L,yene MI, Lescana
$40: , W. De e::.'s hr Es sIs s ss%a: :H
Samuel Well Smith Mn, Catherine 1,Soi ,T 49,. M
Rra S" jules Peanger A. Thompson, Monnier M' hn
a c Gas a q 5ns Mis- Mis- b sS, ss es
tang Rsiue Mr. Tre6ari ML and Ms He'd Pal
G. d' mr. and A ass1jI' D. D Portal Hsa
bros. Marriott WIN b,I f ss .n Uo ,O .ns " %
f bs Key E. f kssI JON. Mo- ks:
M Net Ssc Pierre H Sas Peter Pshs raemon Sm@e An
aqn Casan Francis Domnek Aat3mC CaaIe BeI ai
RsT No. Ans Mr. Bsdo aasrn Rev Jos; Aa.e Tlo
FoR hyEHF9o[T% efnsp City q Ss"y S. April o s,,'s
EG P S T Es H., h
aT h: Don9eIy Mira Edge Mr. D. MeIrao w% Buy and
ner Mr. Tasker Donney Mrs A. A. Hodges aud eAeen Mrs
HIGGINS infant Haunsh Jennings Mrs Saunlers Miss Mana
RSers Seymolr Strong T.ngan Toblnson Dau Leon.
s Epgser Adams. d. b. Lngster w r. Roper
soonor j. Il Strait, Harm Haysrman,
William r. Buck Robert J. Back Ernest Beyer.
IIyERPOOIin steamship Cslabria April 2h-Mr Levy
r. j. jordan NJ Bon and lady, j. Serus, H. Carter T. H. Fox MIS-
SSS d s Smith, a. a. s" r. NJ T and Mn :. ii
lie Baron Edward Prudential H. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs Van
Reed child Miss BenBet Ms Eness, Coien
H. NJ Cohen Richards Mrs D. Iaw,er Mr. and Mrs Lotner g. e.
Uoucbton T. Howell Mrs Robinson Mrs Irvine children aud
infant Mr. and Waller and children, Mr L. barlow. lila
A. y. Ceok, H. J. Bamsion, J. Clngory.
FOR GLASGOWIn steamship Australia April 2O-Rev MI But'
r Rev Harris Biop Joseph steen Francis OConnor
Archibald Mitchell Elizabeth Burrc Miss Isabella Her0n Nrs
Catherine Macbie Mrs Hall Alfred E. Hall Mira Sempe james
Stme Mira Grant child and infant Mis- Mary Naene John Miller
And lady John King, Dr. p C. Barker Stephen H. Lit
ue Col W. O. Hall John shryocs Henry w REYNOLDS fe s.
Bsgey VIM X Gill James Wright Mrs and Mss March, Mrs.
James Miller r. s. vensbe George Winter Rev.
!. Vsndriss
H. Dod and lady j. ThTclkeh, John X Murray, C. H.
Lewis aud lady w Davis lady and two children, As w. WdEr
Miss L. b. Hall
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw- Y0Rk.................... 20

PORT OF newborn ................ ......ArRiL0
CLEARED.
Steamship CAbha (Brl MoMiekn Liverpool C. q Pranciyn
Steamship bremen IN. Lodewgs Bremcn Oelnchs Co.
Steamship Clyde. Kennedy Galveston via Key We H. Mallory
x Co.
steamship louisville Crowel. ssvsnnsh Robert Lowdsn CO.
Reans Champion Lock wood. ChsTe,on, H. H. Morgan
steamship Ellen H. Terri saes Eewbern, a.. Murray Ferris
Co.
steamship Geo Upton. Roberts, Richmond City Poin, Norfolk
Washington q 20.
steamship wy,poE Brown Richmond. CITY Point, Norfolk Old
Dominion Steamship Go.
steamship " tairchlld Trout PHILADELPHIA ~ Bngga
Steamship TAcany. Nichols. Philadelphia
Steamship Neptune IyArse Boston, II. y. Dmoci.
Steamship Zodiac Chaihn Salem
Steamship Cy Of New York r Leeh Liverpool Joha o. Dale
Steamship ST. Laurent PT) Lemaire, Isyre Geo Mackenzie
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick New-0resns Fred Baker
Steamship George Washington eager New Orleans H. D. Cromwell
4 90.
Steamship Jseno Atkins Savannah william n. GARRISON
steamship John Gibsop Wners Googsiosn. o. Geo H. Menei
Steamship BonefsotoT. Jones Philadelphia, lohl Steasp Co.
Steamship Volunteer Bloodgcc Philadelphia Lolsh Steamship
Co.
Steamship g. Bide McCue, Phldelpna WIN. r. Clyde Co
Steamship u. utie,. DAVIS fhilAdrphia, ~ BnggA
hieshshiP A. 4. huues Warren fhiaiclpbia
Bark AbuIHs ihor hO,lell. CrOastij. Punch ELe L Co.
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At NO. 48 CHATHAM-ST-MO NEY
"A LOANED ON WATCHES. JEwgLRY, AND DIAMONDS.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAIL&
MONDAY, APRIL ~.

MONDAY, APRIL r.
No Steamship Mails - -
TUESDAY. Arm 81 -
Thomas the Argentine Republic Bra ana DanHn "es'
Indies per steamship Merrimack close at D. IN.
Nils n, Havana by steamship Cleopatra close at
WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a .
Rurope and Liverpool per steamship
Nevada close az Supplementary Mail on Pier So N
r. Is closed at l:3e p IN. 49,, . -, ,,-
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be pnd with
double POSTAGE
A Prasaan Closed Mail Ia sent nv this lire
THURSDAY. APRIL IS
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cberbolg and bsnbl pa steam
.hip Westphaa ll:0O Supplementary Mail IN Pier At
fact NJ Third St Hoboken, Is closed At Leo p IN "a,
ran letters deposited Supplementary Mails must oe pFMo "'n
double postage -. ,, - -,-...-,t, c,...., Cy..
close at D. IN. Supplementary Mail on Pier No. ~ H. closed o.
2.5U d.
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DECISIONS-APRIL 90.

Supreme COurt-ChGmberS-B Judge Brady
Gilbert AIT. GlgSnGrsned Paeer agt Lsyton-Granted
Superior Coart--Special Tem-By Judge Sedgwick
Berthe JacksonSee opinion with Special Term clerk Hart
ag Ftch-Te Reade ct al Waterhouse ct -Motion
granted without opinion With special Term clerk
By Judge McCmnTbe Lppa Silver Plate and Engraving Co sg
Lpa ct sL-OrIer granted Same ag bme-MOtion dismissed
with = 10 costs.
Common Pleas-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Loew.-
Van Sam AIT sachse-Moton granted without Frank
Boey-In sppcso Of George Frank
be from INSTRUMENTATION granted Shven
ws ag memorandum for counsel Pepper Upper
See counsel Fitzgerald BerBsnMohon stay
engs appeal denied without Costs except to judgment
T1oxel syt. Haynes-0rder settled
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ORGAN GRINDERS.

TO the Editor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: Allow me to elaborate your idea that
The Ye,c- York Times is organ and THE tribune
newspaper by adding that our modern Ulysses Is re-
gared as the great organgrnder OF The Times tat inc
peope are tired Of his sccondrm tunes and anxious TO
have him move on" JOHN oniih
Fort Plain, " T., April 20. 1872. .
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Chances for Business nlen.
Hlarble an0 1late Hlantcls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. lNG WORKS l14 and S East Eshieeuhst Marble and
MarEed Mantel Thing Marble Counters Monuments that
defy competition Marble turning for the trade
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
ll UMRSTn eAstons Of knanshp ats kLABBR
Co.'S 2l3 W. 3lsts bet Broadway and Designs application
g KLABER e. Co., Marble Works, No. 223
Os W. 5 bet Broadway and 8h-aye; Marble and Mabeei
Man Monuments eatston Of superior workmanship Designs
and price lists application
CTEWART's Slate Mantels.-Largest assert
- lowest prices designs T. b. STEWART Co.. COS SHAY
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Sun Sail run 6&T Moon 900
SANDY Hook 65 0ors and... 720 Hell Gate fcry.. 900
hl"n WATER TINS DAr-r
Sandy Hook. 1903 Cows IslaB... E& Hell Gate Ferry. go
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Carpets, Dcoolna, furniture, Sc.

DARLOR and SOFA BEDS.-PAYNEs
PAIkAra nv. ~ Dleeeks.sL
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J.,,. or xsAesos Arundel for orders pun. M,s
S Co. DAMN. tsc s.eiho via philadelphia. vgneh Byo Co.
%i.a %.%s.s SSsss f Sss. e ,
ess Aiolphs va .r iI,n.cd Punch Edys Co.
Bar. Bar, 5 1, ~, h3 I, rss n"is Boyd
GIss.s . Cs,'s /. .s S; i' s%a sc
B. ~ Paul. Ge Quebec via Port Johnson Puneh
Al &c.: . S::: e.; '''
n nrs f fsiS T ts Never Bcnsd. M'c0a
H a f ssisR, S Sici Sya i h. S'is
S:SsoT I S:s%D s 1ss 1%
Bas 3Ss%, RT CANON Cow Bay D. Hs's. Watson Co.
s ss T. + 81 HaS s Si; G'Ss Bsa
s seSI !. S s.rl.sa, I Holmes. Newt
Steamship Ab,ns r, I,ns Liverpool April and Queen'soH'
ION aud TO & & p,,Ti Rio y.uoro March a. B.A.
path Penabuco April s. st. Th0m' 'h with "d'e and
steamship Uasd states; Crowe Es~oesn' April d. wit" nd''
'n n, Di' Or Iyor Olsen Liverpool with salt
BAH Biest SvsL waf Liverpool Go days vita salt
Bsrt s"rnb B. Gam of Yarmouth ST. Cook Hsspool 50 days
N Bsrs sosT tSor Nelson 81 d.y with md
Brig sara, Bergen DAVIS MeHa ~ day Sa Is u. 10 DAYS
s@hf ie v s.rton St. Cror IL days with rum and mo-
scHooy.Hs-RrvER coArvsn
S ,G s SSsli3 9S1a.n F ssP. AMI f Es.po
WIN NcTobb Ri,,behpor. M trout, EiIabehport.
Challenge, BnIabethport Sunbeam, Ehzabethporh
Parker ST., Port Johnson Harry Perry, Port JOHNSON.
Disdsu. HirabetbDort Helen, hhtsbethport
Lady Suffolk Ehzsbethpot George A. Pierce LliabethpoH
J. j. Ward Alexandria Walter Thorndke, BlIabethport
SAILED.
Steamships Caabhs for Liverpool Bremen for Bemen Australia
for Gsgow Headquarters Seli Clyde for Galveston George
Washington Metropolis for NewOreans Ashland for
Pemndna San Huntsville for Savannah Champion Tor
Chseop Benector for Wilmington Geo. IS Upton and Isaac Bell
for Norfolk, &C.; John Gibson, tor Georgetown. d. o.
ARRIVED 80. Sunday, April 81.
Steamship Adhsc new Br) Murray Liverpool April ii, and
Queenstown with mdse and to j. A. Sparks . - ga
Britannia (Br) Gg Glasgow April T. MoVIe oh
with Jnfss and pass. 10 Henderson Eros a. 81,
steamship George Cromwell Cpp Eworesns April H. With mdse
and pas TO II. b. Cromwell ~. -, =,
steamship Regulator Freeman, Wilmington with mdse to Loha
81 amship Co. - o., III, IL.
and ASS. Law N ystin FOr s. Co.
steamship utta FISH, NewBedfod with mdse and pass to
Ferguson Wocd m
Steamship frsacons Bragg Portland, with mise and pass to
Ames.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN April 2Ihe Clnai Line steamship JAVA Martyr
from New York Apnl here at IL O'Clock last
night The steamship England Andrew from
April I, for Liverpool, has also arrived here -
LivgvPooL April 2oArnyed steamship England rom Ne"ofA
April :, and steamship Java from New York April TO-
fFor Latest Ship Nc,cS see FVM Pd1c.l
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COURT CALENpARs-Tals DAr.

SUPREME CouKr-CmcUr-PAKr Ivan Bausr. "opens at
l0i u IN.
I6e-prlman Fl al Byuer Neye ut
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MANUFACTURERS of Machinery, Novelties,
WI and Useful Implements adapted the the South will lind
their advantage ~ communicate with o. H. MARSH Sole Agent,
Fern SPRINGS Winston County Miss Refers J. Wait esl
teh Conn also to His Eroeency L. Powers OF Mississippi
OWNERS WANTED-By the Property Clerk,
" Mulberry for eight pieces and
purple ICELAND hneen brown ak Umbrellas
DARTlES desiring to build or use granite
the purpose delivered
Al low rates Address u. " HOW'LL i4i ChambensL, n.
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~ ~ DhbNfs sNP'm ~
u. m.
I 29ol. Meyer sgt. Henicke.
rs. Home Ins. Go. agt Pennsyl-
vsnia X X. Co.
1899. Bryant sgt. Mckinney ct 81.
al. Paine sgt Jarrett
1881 Rolf agt. Buckmsn.
IL. .Haydens sgt. ellis and sno.
1883. Muller ct al. agt Betner.
8yj. Globe Printing Co., N. T.,
sgt The Mayor. &c.
1927. Stuart ct al sgt Trask, jr.
l563i Horton agt Robinson, jr.
"opens Of Iol a. m.
$40. National Citilens' Bank tgt.
Gnswold.
636. .Bsgleson ct al sgt. Walker
ct al.
$50. Levy sgt Bortfeld.
2i.Hicks agt Cleveland ct al,
&c.
332. Schwartz agt Muller.
1901 Foeke sgt Ranke.
1888. .Gsllnp ct al. agt, Lcderer.
27Ok Wiser agt. Hatch ct al.
ole. Camp Ell al. at Morton et al.
"a. .O'BTien agt Central Park.
N. and X River r. X. Co.
So. .Mease ct al agt Giryin.
j., BARNARD and CARD0Lo, IL
iursisv, May2.
d, J.-Opcns at III q. m
1855. Roberts sgt. The Cosstrise
\. 4. Co.
l64t. .Kolty and others, cI'rs., sgt.
Ryer and others.
10 .. m. Calendar called at u IN.
lJ3. .Littell Agt. Qasckenbush.
IA. stephens sgt. Stephens
l42. Cooper sgt. Amber.
Us. Bryce agt. Ketehhm.
IA. In the matter OF the petition
Of Netts Deutsch W vscate
Assessment
l4s. In the matter Of the petition
Of James Is. Brady " yacate
assessment
1863. In the matter Of the applles-
ton Of the Com'rs Of the
Central Park relative 10
opening new avenues. &c.
-PAsr I.-MosKLL, "opens al
!. IN
1891. Mitchell, an infant, agt
Styles ct al.
1855. Tough agt Romano.
1871. Henry AIT. Weston Ell al
l769. Adams agt Mills.
ls5l. FISHER sgt. Lnling ct al.
1923. Godfrey agt WILLIAMSBURG
CITY Pre- Ins. 90.
295. .Turnure Agt. Hobenthal.
Opens at II a. IN.
loo. Smith agt. Hart.
$40. .SsJr agt O'Bren, Sheriff he
1876. Ayers and others sgt. Renner,
imprd.
47Gi. Young sgt Kent Of al.
1884. Muller CT al. agt Higgins,
1912. .Hsbes OCT BTender
ilG8. Harrington Agt Cunningham
etal.
1854. .Rausch ACT Muller. admir-.
&c.
-PART &c. p. DAILY. Oh. J.
for tie Term.
Arr Ill. " DAILY. "opens
Set down causes.
l975. swim, trustee, eyt Knowlton
1857. Alexander syt Asrons
1850. .Rsaoke agt. LyoOm!ng las.
Go.
lGt1. .Iiolloway art Pringle
itg2. Stein hgt. DeIisch
90. .COartDeIT az HeIJecker.
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A quaint Scotch minister was given some
what to exaggeration III the pulpit. His
clerk reminded bin. Of Us III effects upon
the congregation. lie replied that he was
not aware Of it, aal wished the cerk the
next time le did 1t to give a cough by way
u hint.
Soon attic. bs VS. describing Samson
tying the foxes tails together. He said:
The foxes in those days were much
larger than oars, they had tails twenty
feet long.
"Ahen = came from thu clerks desk.
"Tba. IS" continued the preacher, ac-
coriing 70 their measurement, but by our,
they were fifteen fat long"
Ahem!'' louder than before.
But as you may think this extrayasan,,
well just sag they were ten feet"
"Ahem, ahemr' still more vigorous.
The parson leaned over the pulpit, AMI
shaking his finger ut the clerk, said: "You
may cough all night long, mon, I'll nae
take off fut more. Would ye hae the
foxes wil nae teels at a'?''
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
.for restoring to Gray Hair its
usrureI Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an i
Mectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores Nded
or gray hair
to rs original
-olor auth fLs
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"NCv-h npthn,.isn ! uo. the only
thing upon which the H,n. Henry Wilson
: chooses to go back The Cincinnati
Eagnre. claims - .,.ve in lis possession
letter from Wilson to Mr.. Ncspasian
Ellis editor Of tho -fsssricaa Orgaa, da-
ted " Senate HiIa-rtor, ~. -, 1851" in
which ocoass this remarkable passage:
Il ally rccosaizc the d,;srine Of State
Rights in its application to Slavery, as
well ii, 10 an o.hcr n.ttter oF public con
corn The Virginia ami Kentucky rcsola-
items of l1aS, n the main. think, cor
roctly set form shat doctrine"
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WHEN c'cr,gmen were constantly and
bitterly ma'l5aed for preaching against
slavery, we Id our best to defend them
rom what ", regarded as undeservcd cen
sure. But tho i vast difference be
y e.n preaching principles, and making
ihc inlnit :. lIltf,rm from which the
pra-r of certain maa are 20 be trumpetcd
-Ni~ 1erI r'r.jmte.
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LABELS.
PRICE LISTS,
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
"C. %C.

Our job rooms have been re.
plcnished with a large variety
of new type, Of the latest cut, and
we tlattcr ourselves that the work
turned ont OF our Office for the
past year h 5 been second to
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will com
pare favorahly with those Of any
other Place. Those who have
work which they wish done in a
neat and workmanlike manner,
had better give us Il call, and ex-
anime our work and prices
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c.5ss end freshness Of youth. Thin
HAIR 5 thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured ~ It's Use. Nothing can -estert
The hair where the follices are de-
stroyad, OF the glands atrophied and
dacaged; bat such Is remain can be
ssyei - this application, and stimu-
lated 40 activity, ss thai new
g0.srh os hair is produced. Instead
OF tou..ng The hair with pasty sedi-
'ns'.-, i wall keep it clean and vigorous.
Is occasional use will prevent the hair
fiom turning gray or falling Of, and
cen tueaIy prevent badness. The
Eas.u-a..an Of vitality it gives % the
p asT,.ts AMI prevents the forma-
,.al u .sjCutf. which is often so IN
r,".g5 a.. n.ensiYe. Free from those
49, s,,gs p.s.ances which make
s,nr, !reYa-a. ,s-- dangerous and inju-
r,c1s - the hair, the Vigor can only
bencGf h... r,t harm it. IF wanted
rvr.ly f5r Il HAIR DRESSING,
rc-hiag else can be found 40 desirable.
G., mig l9;ther oil nor dye, i, does
-, Ill white cambria, aad We, lasts
] 'ag onthe hair, glvins It a rieh. glossy
l1stre, ard ! grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
LOWELL MASS.
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TAKE NOTICE.
County CLERK OFFICE,

ia * r NOTICE..
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
September IS, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session Of County Board Of Su-
pervisors, held in the city and county of
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
lltE day Of September inst:
WHEREAS, There are many mistakes made
by p. P. Fuessenich, while in the office Of
County Clerk therefore,
Rsso!r.d, That the present Clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors be authorized 10 ash
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc.
that parties holding receipts Of i. Il. Eues-
scnich, for the redemption of ta1cs present
them at he County Clerks Office to aeccr-
tain if tie proper entries are madS in books
OF sale ia cancel sail. taxes. and tina. the
rresen. Clcr}, be ;.uti4 c"izcl to make the
proper entries on said KS, and report
each case to This Board, thereby saving this
county Il great amount Of trouble and ex.
TcHsc from Illegal tax deeds.
Notice is hereby given. that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office, between the
hours Of a. m. and 4 p. IN. each day, ready
and willing to attend to the datics assigned
to him i'll the foregoing resolution.
Il $. PIERPONT, County Clerk.
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T. l. J. ROBINSON, Age {
TAKEN UP.

:'trayrd int the premises of the subs ri
Der vu the 18th inst red Ak ha. a
whit, sTst en- forehead, likewise a bunch
IS q roge auni lis head. spd a leathri
s:r5l On fore f.oa. The owner will pleas,
cone forward. lay charges, and take rim
away ST EGAS.
I,rs.oi OsIteryile, Sec. 6. ii-S-5~.
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y, inventive genius Of sen Francisco
las produced a h!jy carriage winch is said
to b. 50 mich Of IN improvement upon the
clumsy vehicle now in use th3t it is capa-
be Of bciag folded into a piece baggage
no larger than an or linary sized portfolio.
The object Of the inventor was to produce
81. arCi1lc that might be packed almost in
simultaneously by a nurse, and placed
Upon the front platform Of n street car.
TTg COOL Dr.. Samuel Hopkins, Of Had
icy, had It among his other ragnanimous
traits that he was willing to tell joke ri
his r-rDcza@rsc lie used TO say that on
one %. his >Iaiay exchanges at Nortiamp-
TIM. he ysas invited 70 dine with Squire
tfon., ai-srwarl Governor Strong, and
thltwh"n strs Strong offered the Doctor
a plate OF ,,!ltirr, be declined it, with tic
rctaIr@ t.,at pIdtiay wa, apt to make HIM
Ia. in the pulpit whcro"pon Mr. Strong
tHrn" 20 Esa ana said in 1 subIued voice,
"po".sr, 4ita't you have padding for
breakfast:
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\ "GLs,r>s, advertisement: in "A Pari.
'sp.r ,sy<: . Eliza NnI can now return
to IL u-"s, ',i,ha.. shock to your deli
cacy an, sri.s.;'vcness, a the boil on my
nose j. ~
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To all who desire them. Either double
and single furnished On short notice.
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment Of buggies. etc, su-
psrior to any in the county, he il pre-
pared to attend to any calls with prompt
ness and dispatch He may be found ut
any time on Seventh street. between Buffalo
and Chicago streets. l24nf
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Is Scotland they have narrow, open
IitcI.es, called sheep-drAins A man was
riding donkey, ore lay, across a sheep
pa-.lre, and when the donkey came to a
-heep-jrain ne would not 20 over 1t. SO the
man rode lin back short distance, and
cSrneG him trosnl, and put the whip tc
hlfs, thinking, OF course, thar the donkey
going 70 fast, would jump the drain before
be ever knew It. But rot so. On they
cam, and when The donkey got to the
drain ne stPpel all Of sudden, and the
man went over Mr.. Jack'- Lead y,
sooner had ne touched the ground than h,
got up and looking the donkey straight il
the face, he sail: Every wecl pitched;
hH; then how are ye going % - o.cr yer
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

Negro Traits.

Negro Traits.
TIE way in which evil is sometimes sHg-
xested 10 the immature minds Of servants
.nd children BIZ accusing them on specula-
ton 4 seme faneiei wrong doing the man
ner in which they arc thus shown the prac-
ticabilitv Of acts which they would other
wise suppose impossible for them to ac-
sompIsh. ha+ seldom been better ilustrat-
ed than in q story which sill circulatcs in
Virginia, concerning negro boy which
his name It wa" Bill lie was owned bv
an eccentric oli lady, who's. suspicious
rprcner made life burden to herself and
evcrr one around her Oae daY she sen.
Bill down into The cellar to draw CT
der for iinner. Tie cellar contained also
come fresh better and, as the boy failed to
reappear within reasonable time she began
t. fear for is safstv. Going to the hall Of
die stairway She called 10 him
aB7l, what are voa doing down there
know vou arr stealing that butter
Law, miss;s. plied the boy; chow
coa'd steal that butter? War is got
. PIT ]. ,"
"Wh, you could hide it in Your shirt
bosom, she incau,ioaslg replied.
Bless yoar heart, NIassa John said
the grinninr nero, a he afterwari told
tie story to m7 grandfather, - never
wante,i for butter from that Iayr p
TIE real, though perhaps unconscious
creed Of a vast number of persons, is well
oppressed in the advice given by an old
BLACK man 70 a wild vourg Eirginian:-
s1ia.~a Richard, said this hoary evil
aoar solcm'y lifting Up his hand to en-
Ihasiza Bis alIn3n.tioa, '.if there ia
hereafter, l9a'r carry on-but," he added,
suddenly breaking Oh. into enthusiasm and
a broal grin. If thcre amt no hereafter,
carr, IN powerful"
| an sorry T. sav that the Young gentle
man IL question aior'ed the latter half Of
hi- sable mentor. instruction with a reaIi-
ne.- With which advice i seldom receive
o, ut least uctcl upon.
Talking Of future existence recalls the
oIinon pTolopaceA upon ms own~ospoc..
ann those ~ hi- race, lyan eldcriY mulatf3
man, the lining room srrransin house o.
th- bank IF 10 Eaprahannock lie was
overwhelmingly 4cntec: AMI to 500 him
-alenfiy rctrca, To hjl buffers rantrv
before allowing himself the luxury Of Il
smile or 4 cough made one quite ashamed
- inluleo ia such demonstrations. II
scarcely ever -poEe; bat when he lid 80, it
was to express .,nra decided conviction :
- tic inevitable destiny Of his race in this
world and the next.
"It's no u.s. u tel ne ho would Jerk
cit IN shurt tc,tsnccs, that white folks
a. ni@.a. are Sons 70 the same place in
heaven sur - yoa are born, thereIl be
i quartertui's Of for Us to live in. Aaa
hey. 7 liaye somethine for US to 10: why.
tla, u s.t - - pushing along the clouds.
tity can't find anytiiin. else"
TORE lha aar there l.sel on a phnta-
GEAR L.ynci,blrg an III colorea preach
81. Eha-a ss-,np.s were tra!y remarkable
slay his N ~.cr. vhr happened to lie
r. ny paused to listen aa h di:coae-cd
10 r1a erra.ts lis 5at.,rr '9rs
III ~ - horrors. sb.eh H. ,ns,riha in
rerr5.1 t,ral, d"cl.rins that thare wts