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Organs, az nOu-reJentian inContinuance of urine
rrllaiious. iHHamHtou. liberation OF the Bladder
and Kidneys, Stone III She BlAdd P Gravel or Isrlck
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ail diseases ol she Bladder kdu,svs. or PROSTATE
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Of HsoDI ~ the Head, aAsa Eftjti0t4s I'q{t tam
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II thc~e symptoms lrv allowed To 10 on Very fire.
4u-l'. 1p;.cpIc Fills and Consumption f1ioy
Iar 1-a. a-F!aiu- 8G8 rhe records OF de4sh by con
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-tFtou Na"lr the c1HstsL alton JeclIes affected with
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s'l. vIaita FssHEIs-ov i,uaII- docs IN vtr. cs
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Slg"E'N Inflammation q. me Uterus Failing OF the
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'is" moot enInc:' phva.ciaus all over me world
-!lJH.r..l.-, f hsEu sexes md a.. ages
DYSPEPSIA "a" INDIGESTION. Akadaclc pain In the
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AH- ".AeF painful ~tMp'uWs, are She offspring Of
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on tHr healthy elements Of the hOdy. Novcrnifutcs
dulhh iuHllcs or system Of medicine will efcciu
liE iE't ne system rom these mons ers OF disease
hAe Henderson View and Improved Extract BIZ
CHIT.
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To do ibis rhg seayccd Tonic AID Mandrake FllI-
mas, hy freely used 10 cleanse t.. stomach and liver
so that ;he Pltalouic sy7ap and The food will make
good blood.
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DELAMARREs sPECLFIC PILLS.

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HTHOMAEAnn. and auitA 4 IN
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Live compliant s. one Of the most promincn,
causes ul Consumption
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CEELY'S STAN rARD
- preparations are war
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liable.
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SEELy's Standard Goods arc for sale nv ali lrst-
class dealers N the Northwest aud Rock Island by
l.. l.. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
3 2JimWf&wly
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from injurious ingredients
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OF all descriptions for cotton and wooden ma
chlhery; Mapping Cards, from common. round
plated or diamond wire Also stripping and No
10 CCotton Cards
WIN. E. MONTAGUE. Treasurer.
fch2fic0d-tts1v
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"BOQUET ILLINOIS" a
very fragrant aud delicate
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chief.
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"FLAyoRISG EXTRACTS 90
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictlypure
and Of great strength. All
grUCsr- sell them
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
THE APPGETEONW BEL.

During contest over the eApportionment
bill in the Assembly, there was 30 d.
bate but much voting. There was call
of the House, and the previous question
was ordered during the contest.
After ordering the Senate bill to
third reading, the vote was reconsidcred
aud a substitute adopted satisfactory to
the Democrats; giving them the First aud
Third districts, sure, with bat 3 Repub-
lican majority in the Fifth, and 6S4 ma
jority in the Sixth districts. on Washbun 5
vote. The Republicans voting for this
were Messrs. Ayers. Bailey, Barron
Comstock, Low, H. T. G. Nichols, Pow
ell, Putnam, Wallber and Winkler.
Mr. Barron voted with the majority fer
the purpose of moving reconsideration.
The vote was reconsidered and the amend
,nent was rejected, Messrs. Ayers. Bar
ron and Putnam, above, Republics,
voting in the Affirmative. On the ques-
ton Of ordering the Senate bill to a third
reading, the following Republicans voted
in the negative Messrs Bailey, Col
man, Fl. f. c. Nichols, Powell. Wallber
and Winkler.
Most aprortionment bills are open to
objections, and the one ordered 10 a third
reading is not an exception to the above
rule There are many questions to be
considered and difficulties to be overcome
The Democrats complain that they do
not have as many representatives as they
are entitled to. If they demand repre-
sentatives equal to their proportion of
votes in the Republican States, why do
they not grant the same representation
to Republicans in Democratic States P
The rule ought to work both ways; let
US see If does.
In Maryland and Kentucky los, ,504
Democratic votes were cast for Congress
men at the last election. and IL. 4.S07 Re
publican votes were cast. Fourteen mem
bers were elected, or one for every twenty
thousand votes. That would entitle the
Republicans to FIVE members, and about
four ffths of the requisite votes would
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14

A man at Fond Gu Lac has been fined
800 by Justice Of the peace for selling
gift concert tickets.
St. Mary's Church, Kewaunee. has pur-
chased handsome new organ at Mil
waukee.
Nr w d. Ranney is laying up large
supply Of ice at Washington harbor,
which he will use this summer in shipping
fresh fish from that point to Cleveland.
Inezhau8tible bed of kaolin exist near
Grand Rapids aud Stevens Point. Eng
lish manufactures to whom specimens of
the clay have been sent pronounced Ii equal
to the very finest Chinese porcelain clay
THRoUGH the perseverance Of Col.
Joseph Harris, and the assistance of our
State delegation in Congress led By Mr..
Sawyer the grant to the Sturgeon Bay
Canal Company has been extended. This
extension will probably result in the com
pletion of the work within reasonable
time, thus shortening materially the dis
tance to Milwaukee and Chicago By the
water route.
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Carl Scsiurz and the Germans

A letter to the buffalo Commercial
Advertiser, signed "A German Republi-
can," gives the Glowing as his estimate
Of Senator Schurz, which is just if not
generous:
1t is astonishing to see the vindictive
opposition of Senator Carl Schurz 10 the
present Administration. But it is char
acteristic of the man. In lS4S he came
here, fugitive trom justice to save his
neck from the country whose overthrow
he sought and worked for. He was viii
eng to deluge the whole of Germany
(my FatherlanG,} in blood And for
what? Nothing else but selfish abmition.
This country received him and gave him
citizens rights. 1t has protected him
thus far and hopored him since with
office. In 1869, when he enlisted as a
Republican (save the mark J he was
called the Redmouthed Dutchman, by
the very men into whose hands he Is
now playing. The same pack of copper
heads and traitors were for hanging his
head tutor, Senator Sumner on the other
SHE of the gibbet to balance JEFF Davis.
Schurz boasts of the German vote. and
is for sale to the highest bidder; but be
viii fail of selling US Germans; he may
make the sale, but the delivery will be
doubtful. He has about as much con-
troll over the German vote as Satan had
over the country he showed to Saviour
Schurz need not so deceive himself, for
we know his motives and spurn such a
leader as he pretends to be. He has
proved himself false and not for the FIRST
time. either
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remain for sixth member. How many
Repabliean members have been given Us
by the Democrats 10 those two States
Nor ONE MEMBER. The Democrats
took every clam fourteen members
and left the ll4,S07 Republican voters
without Rel ublican re preventative.
1t is easy to see that if we gave them
all they asked here, and they gave moth
ing in Democratic States, that Congress
might be controlled by tie party having
a minority Of votes. State Journal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14

THE officers of the Government gave a
grand reception to the japanese Embassy
at Washington, at the Masonic Temple.
About i, 400 persons were present, IL
cluaing Vice President Colfax. Speaker
Blaine, Secretary Fish, the Judges OF
the Supreme Court, and others. The
President did not attend,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
GUSTAV, FEHRS,

HYTATCHMANE and IEWEI.ER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks anl watches. Has fine and well selected
assorn,nt of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American English anS swiss Watches as also of Gold
and Plated levelry, at his Brick Store on Sth
t-s.t South side one door south of Kremers. Mani
Q-y
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~ R.E.YSCH.

VEwELER and photographer. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction
hava iast received a Wig 0rnsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA oSSCURA with which l can take small
of tho finest order. for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums sad Frames
cp,t,ntly on hand York Street 13-ttf
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e. "a ER.F',

WORK Street. .Manftos0c. " ia Dealers
I in Dry Goods Groceries, Crocksry, Fancy Goods
ALAS ware Boots aud Shoes Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangns s Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Grcse Feathers Rird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
faaa- Sc &C. A share Of public patti onage is soli-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
WILLIAMS HOUSE.

WILLIAMS az j. EEAYETAN, Pre-
n prIatorS. This drst-elass house is in excel
scn condition, and the proprstors couhdcut that
they can give entire satisfaction the travelling pub
lie An omnbus will always be ready to convey trav-
lsers to and from the boats.
Esrmsrs aai Others can rely on finding good ac-
esr.n, lstions for horses cattle. 9-tf.
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ED. MAERKLIM,

nrugyist and Apothccary. Sth Streat
1 J opposite the Post Office Is now fully provided
With complete selection OF frSSh Drugs aud Medi-
fcnss and his services especially to the PHYSI-
of this village and county for the cdfH a"d
c,entifc preparaton of their prescriptions lS-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
FRED SEEGER.

OFFERS tn his many friends and In c
~ public generally choice selection OF Fresh
Nsass. Salt Pork and Besf, Smoked Beef and H1ms
Ehsaldsrs, Sausages, Talow and Lard at the lowest
Market on Commercial Street 9-1y
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CON s. RES.F.sy.

"OJ&E, Sign AND CAEzsEAG Sc
[ L Painter, Quay Street adjoining the new Touring
nGIi Side. ofsrs his service to the Citizens
Iais Village in the above branches at the most rea-
q . zasis rates. York street, North side. 1910
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FHEsD. SCHRGDER,

MEAT aEarket---TIasing parchased
tN1 the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
seastaxtiy keep on hand the choicest meats at the
rates. share of public patronage solicited
1917
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FRED C.fR US,

nVAEEfCAL FUssER, Keeps con-
Il stanty on hand the largest and best assortment t
caps of the latest STYLES st the lowest
sisle prices and always pays the highest value "a
~,xs Far III kinds Of fur. 1J-.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
CH.IHEES sC.sEFFE1,

VyASEiE0NABLE TAILOR. Esas re-
mo we'd Buffalo street, , doors west OF Rand S
Sore. All work warranted well done and to lit.
Uni towoc. Nov. 30, 1872. lo-33
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S. S.s.FEsEEsSOA,

HIANUFACTgRER and Dealer in
Nj s,ots Shoes, Leather, &C, &c Shop on Buffalo
street the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and prsmptly executed.
Ianitowoc, September 20, 1855.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
JOSEPH YVES.

nEALEssi iH Stoves; Tin, Sheet EroE.
- and Copperware manufacturer All kinds of
resairnS done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Or
l1-IY
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TlEE FINANCES.

Mr., Boutwell, S monthly report that the
National Debt was reduced By the sum
Of $12. 391, 45l. 50 during the short month
Of February is very gratifying. His sum
ming up Of his three years work in L.
comic and eloquent. Here it is:
IaTci 1, 1859. Total debt, less casl, in
treasury 3, 30 1890
Narcs l. 1872. Total debt, less cash in
Debtredrced in three S2G9, $50. .zG2.
We wish he could have made it round
Three Hundred Millions; and 10 do this
he had only to buy bonds and thus stop
interest little faster than he has done,
and SO reduce the dead weight OF useless
unproductive coin iE the Treasury. Had
he done this promptly, boldly, unhinch-
ingly, he would have paid off some $l5,-
600, 900 more than he has done. Still,
the exhibit is a good one. What other
country ever shouldered such burden as
ours and reduced it so vigorously as we
have done?
This day, his call of $4,000. 900 inter
debt, which he has the coin
to pay off, takes effect. May We not hope
that the operation will be rapidly repeat
ed till the Treasury is drained Of useless
coin IN Y Tribune
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LOUIS g IEgyk e z =
Fashionable Barber AID
HcfCGgossc

Shop on Sth Street, adjoining the
Post Office: having totally renovated
his Old and we'll known establishment.
respectfully asks the continuance OF
the patronage OF the citizens OF Mani
f0W0e, promising that he Will spare
no Efforts to please all who may favor
.hsm with a call. tS-S1y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
ROTFs'.S HOUSE.

DAE ROTH. Proprietor 1872 Clinton
street south side near Union Depot and all steam
A.st landings Milwaukee,. Wis. Boarding by the
day or week. Warm meals at all hours.
11-52-ly.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14

u e<HIar VI citing Of Manifovoc Ledge
IL is held at Masonic Hall, York Street, the
81 and Sd "Wednesday OF Each Month.
O. r. BACON, ". n
EInPJTGP
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14
E.4YETTE .5ES.fESE2
GHAS. Ut. WHITE

COUNTY SURVEYOR, OHico over
u o. Torrson's Store; near the Bridge
Rnntowoc, Miscon.n. Icy
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nac- a. j. a'ATCIEN, Dentist. o III %
in Sherman's building, Stn Street,
Al itowoc Wis.
Taerh extracted Without rain.
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DES-TsSTR y

ITnitea States Assistant Assessor.-
u Office on Sth Street, over First National Bank,
il Maaitowoc, Wisconsin. 16-l31y
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:" $50 sEE.

Hhiek erming lodge No 80 Z. .. q. =.
Meets evcry Tuesday Evening at til, Odd Fellows
Hall, on York Street, north side, oven Rohinson's
Drug Store.
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.J.TD. r.. ZFJ7SS.
HF..fLKER SsssFHsTE.

TTORNEES nt Law. SEauitOgGc.
n wisconsin Office on Eighth street. the
First National Bank. ljylg65.l
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14

New York, March 1l.-There is little
doubt now but that the evidence accumu-
lated against the members Of the Tam
many ring is much more formidable than
has yet been imagined, especially by the
thieves TifJen says that FIVE bushels
of evidence viii be brought against
Tweed. and that not 1.-THE Of tAe facts
yet in The possession Of the prosecution
have been published. Inger5oil, Keyser,
Hennessey, Cooke, the voucher signer,
and Woodward are all said to have turned
States evidence.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-03-14

50 "ewhat iaten, lied BY the fact that the
5 nator 5 importunate request for tie
appointment of his son to revenue Office
vas not complied with ?-Bufolo Ec
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
MIR. BLANToN DUNcAN's CLAIM.
To The EdtLOr OF The Tribune.

To the EdtEOr or The Trt0Hne'
SIR: Concerning the controversy as to Dir.
Banton Duncans claim for $50 OO0 said to be exgen IN
the Treasury and denied there historical explana-
on and solution more rational than any yet published.
Col Duncans property, 10 the amount OF $4,000 wal
conhscated under the Of July IT, 1862 by the present
socitorGeperal OF the Department Of Justice, thoi
United States DistrictAttomey for Kentucky.
In December, leC9, Duncan, Bristow Brown (Repub-
ucan candidate against Beck for Congress), and big
Dick WIntersmith came TO Washington and established
a lobby in Congress to remove Dancan's legal and
political disabilities. Their bill passed. See Stat at L.
49, D. co., The confscation proceedings against Duncan
we're reviewed and dismissed and the properly restored
Immediately thereafter. But such proceedings wero
plums and none but Duncan could get them; and he H.
therefore, not unwilling to help those, according to his
who restored $50 the public property 10 him.
IL was one the desperate aud urgent schemes
obbied i'm the XIIst Congress 10 relieve BantOn Dun
can that the property legally forfeited To the OJeu
states might restored to him through the kepDeAo
Ring or Kentucky. $1,000 ct.t.. .,
IL was called by observers "Duncan's $4,000 Claim"
but the whispering inter0cutOr was immediately taken
in hand aud cauOned-iny1ted INTO Room o. H. II, anu
Instructed that IL not claim Tor money, ana not
claim IN sense but To relieve Mr. duncan 50 that
he could take part I'm politics and help the kepuDlcah
D9rtyU He was Immediately invited 70 free Bourbon
whisky, the finest III the world, expressed from LOUIS
WILLIE and they all kept or that whisky untl tho
President had signed tho act and Mr. DuIcans Duseos
affairs were concluded. -, .-,-, -. no,
Mr. Duncans friends claim that he is strictly an nom
orable man. puuctOus and chiyalrie man, ana tht e
il hound To return the compliment for lbs properly "
organizing the Slraght-0ut Democracy LEX AALloNIS'
Washington, Aug ~, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.

PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE ARBIrRAroas-Po-
sITION OF THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
AGENTs-ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS.
lPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUNBl
GENEVA, Aug. 2S-The Tribunal has decided
that its powers do not has been thought expire Oh
tho 18th OF September Tho language OF the treaty Is
that the judgement shall be rendered II possible by
that date Tho Arbrators now interpret this clause as
being merely suggestive, indicating day toward
which they should aim but which Is not an absolute
term in tho proceeding. The i5th ls tLo'o.
fore kept in view as Desirable pu1 l
regret 10 say, hardly as poosiD.o'
day on which 70 finish business and dissolve Eut tno
responsibility for the delay does not rest with the Amer
lean agents The first interruption Of full month was
caused by the dispute over the indirect claims. Further
more it appears that the British managers have Doen
steadily nerposing obstacles to progress not WIN
view 10 delay Of course but IN sort OF MUCOUS Spt
OF oubblng For instance, their counsel Deing caicd
on for an cucidaon Of special point took occasion 10
90 over and review the whole Of tho American
argument Then Great Britain seems to show at tunes
jealousy of the Tribunal which does not create the oest
feeling II Is even stated that NJ staemph, who Is
rather plan-speakng man, with utter horror OF En-
I,sb formasms administered pretty direct snub one
dav 70 the British counsel The report published has
beep denied but suspect it had q basis OF truth.
ON the other hand it Is the general testimony that tho
American agents. less ambitious, perhaps, OF forensic
,eclar course Impeded little possible by tedious
arguments. The last at the Hotel dc Vile excites
little curiosity At the meeting on Monday the Tribunal
adjourned till Thursday, and decided that on that day.
only the Arbrators should be present This Is taken 10
Indicate that tho arguments are closed ana that the
remaining timo of the Board Will bo devoted
TO consultation The conjecture is unwarranted.
Tho change Of policy is only temporary,
as have excellent for believing. The order
OF proceedingsIs quite formal The deliberations are
eonyersationaL It is true; but tho President guides
them by calling on the members in turn for their opln-
ion closing with his own. Votes are taken IN the same
ay The order of subjects IS suggested sometimes Dy
the agents sometimes by arbitrator but 1t Is de-
cIded al WAYS by vote OF the Tribunal All inc leu-
berz sne itfn~ and the counsel stand, II at all, for
their AT the close OF eaeh session ne
secretary prepares record protocol which signed
by the President aud HIMSELF and then sent lmmedl-
ately to pres. These are kept on ME, careinLy
guarded assure YOU. At the final adonrnInent they
will be bound into volume The appearance OF ths
volume will he the first authorized publication OF the
nTaceedins in detail The general result will doubtless
be ANNOUNCED as soon as il shall have been reached