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e e in another column, advertisement aboI
DEE Iowa and NebaSI1a Lands.
FEATHERS FLIT FROM FLYING
WING.
LORECh L,
City Clerk.

KALAMAZOO, April 22d, 1873.
ED. TRIBUNE Michigan improves
on acquaintance, and the more [ roam
through the forests, over her hills, and
acsoss her prairies, tho more l see to ad-
miro and the less / am inclined to con-
denim.
Kalamazoo is the largest town in the
State, numbering over 10000 inhabi
tants, and was first settled in 1929, it
took its name from the Indians title to
the river which passes through it. mean
ing boiling pot. The NJ. G. r. r. first
reached this point in 1916. since which
time the increase and onward march of
the town has been very steady and per-
manent. It is situated between TWO
lofty hills, called Mt. Moriah and Mt.
Hslyoke, and surrounded by an admira
bic farming community, where grain,
stock and wool are largely raised. It
has a good waterpower on the Kalama-
zoo river, a broad handsome stream.
flowing into Lake Michigan.
The yillaee-it delights in not being
city--is very justly celebrated for its
beauty, and attractiveness, situated
among picturesque hills, its broad streets
shaded with burr oaks, and lined with
large business blocks. and elegant pri-
vate residences. with 16 large churches
well sustained, and temperance law en-
forced. Lakes it desirable place to
live. and l think we're / 10 choose this
State as my permanent home, / should
want 20 live here.
There are two large founderies, al ex-
tensive paper mill, two carriage factories.
and planning mill. and the largest and
finest block in town is occupied as pillow
and cultivator factory. The Insane
Asylum is one cf the grandest public in
situations IN the state, and occupies
about 400 acres of land on the western
slope Of Mt. Moriah The Kalamazoo
Gazette is an enterprising daily and
weekly paper. The Telegraph has also
commenced daily issue. both are Re
publican.
had the pleasure few days ago OF
attending district Sunday School con
vention at Kendall, and 8 Methodist
Conference at Sturgis. but these gather
ings are too far away from home to be of
interest TO your readers, SO ] will not re-
port the proceedings. In visiting these
as well as gatherings of other churches,
| have noticed that the men occupying
high positions, are not, as general
thing. men of as high culture or as well
read as those of our own stase, which is
deplorable.
am of for Grand Ra; ids from which
plsD POO usy hear IRON me Dsxt
Truly yours.
J. C
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THE City Clerk will please to remem
Der that the charter requires, and orr
citizens also require. that his report of
Ills aLiotcea in the council proceedings
should contain not on'v he name OF the
claimant but also the amount of the hi !
Ind what the claim is for. In the first
'eport the name only was given, in the
resent report tie nature of the claim is
wholly omitted
Although the Clerk Gid rot enter the
.rroceedings himself, We must hold him
'esponsible, as his deputy, whose atten
ion we directed to this matter personally,
lid not see fit to make the corrections
We have 20 more interest In the mat
ter, than any other taxpayer, but We al
want to know where the money goes.
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Eclectic Physician.

DR.. J. MCBRIDE can be consulted at
the Williams House on Thursday and
Friday OF each week at Room No. OPP
posite the sitting room. From long ex-
perience in treating the various diseases
TO which the human family are subject,
am confident, I can restore TO health
those who are afflicted with any curable
disease. Special attention given to the
treatment of the Eye, Ear. Lungs, Spine,
Rheumatism, Dispepsia, Catarrh, Fits.
Palsy, Palpitation OF the Heart, Neural
gia, Liver Complaint, Erysipelss and all
female diseases.
The Doctors sovereign and positive
remedies, presented by nature to man,
sss found In the vegetable kingdom, ma
lures resrUrativrs. These eclectic Ieme-
yes nd sntidutes are rsepard by tbe
poesE only. Ousj .aSpa fre,.
Wf&
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HoARsENEss.- bottle of DR..
Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu, OF Hon
ey Syrup, in your pocket, and moister
your throat with it every half hour, anc
it will restore the voice III twenty-fon
hours. It is of incalculable value tt
singers and public speakers, removes in
a few minutes the huskiness of the voice,
restoring its natural smoothness.
Only % cents per bottle.
CoLIC AND CRAMP are Instantly cured
by one dose of DR.. Miller's Magnetic
Balm. Do not fail to keep bottle il
he house. 25 cts. is the price.
See advertisement in this paper.
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New BUILDINGS are being put up now
in considerable numbers. Mr.. n. I.
Gilbert is erecting new dwelling on
Main street Al. Mosier is going to have
home of his own on the corner Of Huron
and 10Th streets. F. W. Borcherdt is
builping a store ond workshop and Capt.
johnson q new barn on Buffalo street.
Mr. Hess is erecting a fine store for his
Marble shop and Mr.. Fellows is clearing
and fencing his lots for a new dwelling
on Eighth street. All these improve
ments are made on the north side, the
south side people seem to be less active
this season, we will report their doings
however in our next issue.
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-e-S -
DEED.

SCHENKE. In this City Friday eve
mig April 25th, 1873 DOCToR AUGUST
SCHENKE aged Is years.
The deceased was born in O-terwich
Prussia, entered the army very early and
went through the German campaign int
France in 1878 and 1914 as Surgeon :;
hen he returned 10 Berlin to study
medicin and continued in the Prussiau
-ervlces as company physician until h.,
migrated to this country IT, 1857. Since
then be has resided in this City following
his profession and doing much good. Ii,
caves mourning widow aud family OF
children together with many grateful
friends who deplore in him the loss "a
aithful husband Il loving father, a good
citizen and an untiring benefactor.
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WHAT IS AN EDITOR ?-One of our ex-
changes answers ;he above question thus ::
why he is the man who reads the
newspapers and writes articles on almost
any subject, sets type, reads proof
presses, folds, mails, runs on errands,
laws wood, works in the garden, draws
water, talks to all who cal. l. blamed fer
hundred things thar is nOhody's bus
ness but his own, helps people to Office
(who forget al about it aiterWards) and
frequently gels cheated out Of his
earnings. He ''puRs, an does more 10
build up eouaty than any one III
miser and filgy are bensEtted thereby.
yet. they cay his paper Is II" icronnt,
Won't advertise OF taks lbs paper. but
viii boryVw il Who eVpAs't b an
sdeoe
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

INITIATED CURRENCY.-The ost-
Office Department has decided that post
masters are not obliged to redeem mutt
lated currency, and take it in payment
for stamps. Although this order has
been in existence some time, yet we pre-
sumo it is not generally known to the
public. The National Banks which are
{. S. repositories are the proper places
for reiemption.
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J. Z. PLATr'T

Doors & SHoEs.-Mr. Ryder has now
received the best assortment IN his line,
that has ever come to this city and as lie
has selected them personally at Boston
and New York at the present low rates.
he is enabled to offer bargains to his Gus
TONERS that probably no other house can
compete with. We end him
heartily to the patronage of our commu
pity.
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\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county copr1,

4 IE,-AiaIlitc Voc County Court
Ia the matter Of the estate OF Felix ,-asUar Rn-
"ordy, dre;ts l. On reading and filing the uetition
81 AdoiphHS HGds"" 0t the town uf Gibson the
touuiy OF MSntoWuc, representing among uEhe-
tnnSs tat Felix Casper EHUriy, late nI the town of
Glsou in said County of Msnituwoc ON tine 18TH tsy
81 Uctoher A D. lSIH, AZ the CITY of Green Bay
cousin died Interstate. leaving 80, ds claties aud Is
tate within this Stale vi Wisconsin and thar The ~
petitioner Is creditor OF S:d decreased. aud praying
thar admins tratlpu OF said estate he to Adj l{p~
hudson granted, II Is ordered that said petit cu be
heard before the Judge of this 'ourt MONDAY the
Second day o. Iuue- A. D. 1STi at 10 O'Clock \. VI .
1t nay "hce in said county. Ordered further. that
notice thereof he gwen to the heirs Of said deceased
and I" an persons interested. 10y publishing copy
this order ior three successive weeks prior IL said lsv
of hearing, in the ''}lANITowuo TRIBUNE" a weekly
newspaper published At Man itnwoc in said county
W " WALDO County judge
Dated this he 2sih day Apr.I, A. L. ISa3
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VAIL PAPER.-Please notice the hand
bill from Mr. w. Shimonek with this
issue. All he says is strictly reliable /;
Mr.. S. has certainly the finest and largest
assortment of Wallpaper and Curtains
of the latest style and imported direct
from New York, so that he can and Will
sell as cheap and as good goods as any
similar establishment in Wisconsin.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-Gen, A. E. Burn
side, Commander-in-C Chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic. has issued an
order recommending that in making ar
rangemants for the observance of next
Memorial day, May 30th. department
posts take such action as will secure the
co operation Of the clergy of the country
in giving greater effect to the exercises
of the day, BE- preaching a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion Oh the Sabbath
preceding.
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AG1nini TRAITORS Sale.


the matter ct the estate of Mary Carr deceased
L N"Iice l. hereby giveu- that 10y virtue and in
pursuance OF order ct license ma, ia s;i mat ter
on the list nay G! April A. d. 1873, hy the County
Court ot said County the undersigned John Unif
administrator o4 the estate oi salt deceased will on
Monday the l2th DAY ct May A. ISL. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon OF said dy the Office Of the county
Judge, in tie city of Nu5uwuc IN said county ofIer
for sale al public veudIs. the iuiluV.ia described
lands tU-wlt: Lot / in block IN VILLAGE CIarks
Wills IN ELI ri neg >, town 49, in range - also
piece OF LAND beginning AT the y. T. curher Of said
iof aud extending east 10 the section line thence
south SIX rods 90 the eighth post Of sad section
freuce west L. the south east uf SAID lot m
block al sad village PLOT of Ciarks Mills. Also
piece al land describe az follows Hesiuuing at tie
f. corner Ui the nwq III swa of 50. town 70
FsHEe -, and running north 9I-it0 CHAINS thence
south % degrees west, Is chains along the center OF
the Calun,e road called thence east j. Chain, tu
place OF Begin. ng containing IS /; = acres
The terms OF sale, CASH.
John HALL. Administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 2lst day OF April, A. ID
1873. 23t
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SLovANsKA LIPA.-This society IL pre-
pairing another of its interesting and
amusing entertainments at its hall OIL
next Saturday. The Founding is one
of the most pleasing comedies ever writ
ten and cannot fail, by the known ability
of the actors, to give general satisfaction.
The music will be under the leadership
of Prof. 'Bieling, whose health is nov
sufficient restored, to enable him to
take charge again of his company. We
predict very pleasant evening to all in
6erested.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

Our rectifiers, liquor dealers, brewers
and tobacconists are directed to the new
Revenue laws published in this issue, as
it viii be well for them to comply with
the requirements in due season and thus
save trouble and expense. We would
also warn some of our distillers to &C.
count honestly for what they are doing /;
their selling at prices but little above
the amount of the tax is causing dan
gerOus suspicious.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

On, the snore, the beautiful snore, FILL
ing her chamber from ceiling to floor
Over the coverlet, under the sheet, from
her dimpled chin to her pretty feet! Now
rising aloft ike bee in June; now sunk
to the wall of cracked bassoonl Now,
fute-like, subsiding, then rising again. is
the beautiful snore Of Elizabeth Jane.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

HE call for special meeting of Joint
School District No. 1, which is to take
place next Saturday at the School House
IN the I'd Ward, was omitted to benoticed
IN our columns last week, and would not
be now. were it not that so many of our
citizens expressed to us their dissatisfac-
ton with the movement just at this time
with the load of taxes now already
upon US. We want the splendid build
building finished as early as possible,
but doubt the ability of the district now
under existing reumstancee. Let the, e
be a full representation of the tax-paying
citizens of the District and full express
sion of their views in regard to an extra
school tax under the present condition of
our finances.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

Music GIVEN AwAY.-We will order
"Esters Musical Monthly" to be sent
tor one year to a2y one who will send us
sixteen subscribers to our paper. Think
of it You can get at least Sixty Beau
tiful Songs, Duets, and Choruses, and
from fifty to sixty Piano pieces, worth
at least $40, by sending ua sixteen sub.
scribers to our paper 46-tf.
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COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORY
CITY OFFICERS

Nsyor-A. d. JONES.
City Clerk-JOS. RANKIN.
City Tressurer-ERED SCHULTZ
City Attorpfy-G. A. FORREST.
Police Justice--DoN A. SHOVE.
Asssssor-S. NELSON.
Marshall. HALVERS0S.'
sur.e,or-F. ARNsBY.
"a. Z. Dumks,
Aldermen lst Ward. Fred. Schuefts,
II. Guttmann.
Edward Conway,
Alaermsn %, Ward, A. Hanson,
[ P. J. SnaIley.
f. A. Bean,
Aldermen, Sd Ward, Joseph Stehle,
J. KnickrehIn.
IN. l. Gilbert,
Aldermen '4th wardl W. Prochazka,
j. Patchen.
Justices Of the Peace-1st Ward-J. F.; Zinns; I'd
wazs, Geo. n. woodin; Sd Ward, ]. 0'asra; 18th
Ward, J. 8. Anderson.
Constables-1st Ward, VIM. Grisbling; ID Ward,
4. Thompson; 81 Ward j. strauch; 4th Ward, =.
Larphy
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ShAriH'S Sala

DY virtue of an execution iSsued ont Of and under
~, Wisconsin,, upon Judgment rendered in said
County GA the 9Th lay OF March A. d. 1873 before J.
:. Anderson Justice of the Peace nor MuEitowae
nnnty, III favor of c. Christensen and against John
p He'uTciiS, transcript nI which said Judgment
was Only filed IN the Office Of the Clrf t Circuit
tenrr OF Man!tnwuc County. ali sad Judgment luly
dncketei in said office the Twenty-rishth tay o.
March 4. ID. 1915. have levied upon all the right
title and interest VII CHI tn said j. IN T. Ileiur.cis
had ON the Twenty Ehth day of March A. D. 1873 or
At any time thereafter of. ia and To the fili Wire,
property to wit: The east half ri the uurIh halt of
The west ali of the north west quarter ~Ctiuu no
GA tweuty-iuur- tuwnsi 40 nineteen north @:
range no. t3j tweut ythree east. hch Viii sell al
Public NeEiue to the hi4est bidder al my ,ice Ia
the Court House in the City of MXutuvnc aud said
Comfy of AianrOwoc Saturday the 3l>t -tisty uf
May 1913 at 10 O'Clock in TIA" forenoon q said fa-
Dated Sherihs office. 1IaEitowoc, Wisconsin this
18th gay Of April i. d. 1878.
2Ol6t x. D SMART.
Sheriff OF Man tUwcC Co.
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THE weather this week has been quite
pleasant, although the large field of ice
in close proximity to our shore has kept
etemperature quite cool; good strong
west wind would soon clear our bay and
give us the full benefits of undisturbed
navigation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

New SHOE STORE. Chas. II.
Coldwater has now received fine assert
meut of ladies and childrens shoes.
CATERS and slippers. of the latest style.
which he will sell at the lowest possible
rates, He also continues the manufac-
ture Of fne custom work in boots and
shoes. aud hopes BIZ furnishing good
stock and comfortable lit TO deserve
The continuance aud constant increase OF
his customers. Mending done. Shop
on Buffalo, near sth street, next door te
Rand's Hardware store. 2Ol-tE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

Our streets are dry and quite dusty
again We would suggest to the property
owners, to have all our thoroughfares
cleaned up by removing the accumula-
tons OF ashes and other nuisances, which
are quite disgrace, especially at this
season of the wear
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

We will send copy of Peters Mu-
sicul Moatily' for one year to any one
sending US $500. Our paper speaks
for itself. and you may know the value
of Peters .Iusicqs -Hoatkiy," from tho
fact that every yesrly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Duets, ard Choruses.
and FROM dlty to asv. PiaDo pieces,
WORD at ,e4ef st1 k.fS
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=
OR FRENCH LuNG-LIvED BIgT3Es, have been used in
france l"r in"ie than 4GN yeals, ami ieins
introduced INTO thI- country. They are composed OF
Vegetable eAt'atTact> and esieue tor the par IL
c''tUH OF tie hoUu thus lTerfzfiJs ell - cii.
nearly all dls,a-eS to which the human systrD, i
able. As blood purifier. and a. d pgoiR0f, nf f94G
tyr they believe! to he uuequaIed. Price 20 cts
per bottle We wish To Introduce them in tiii> sec
ton ANA desire cuerget gent. to whom liberal
terms w3ll be offered. a. " DESPARp 4 Co sole
Agent. No. ~ Cedar 81. y. Y. aI.co 8 IL
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The Great LiehIninw Ana Ernses-

for Instantly wing ink from paper. cotton In
en- &c. without iHiurns soling the fabric. 1t
does away with all sclaIci.in VIII mistakes
made, and removes bl" iastaliiageoaSg. II should
he on the desk of every lawyer. book keel, and
teacher aIi al u net only removes ink pt> bur Also
ltui STAINS and Ion ru>t. every family needs IT, Ii
IS pHt rp handsomely. -aud suIti 80 ct> per ease
AGENTS w'nt"d To introduce everywh.r-. L. C.
aht q,
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A LARGE stock of blank paper fcr Let.
ter, Note aud Bill Heads, Statements,
Envelopes, Visiting Cards, etc.. have just
been received, which will be printed on
short notice. in the latest fancy style and
at the lowest rates. Please call and ex-
amino our stock and samples.
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-ASN TUE IL-ONLI. :
AMERICAN
B0MELESS
SARUINES,

They have received Diploma Tor their merit where
over exhibited. Pronounced by ALL The ceaYest lux
nfy oil the age, valuable, almost necessary
tule, 10 travellers; PC-nIcs. Packed IN the te>i
oiFe oil OF oar own importation. tin boxes finish
- same as the imported and sold AT less than
h"II tne cost o Freuch SariiIe- Te.r del fla
N.r- ana hutrolos qtl4Ie- recommended them e. ala
classes sold " all frst class growers. holesaie
10y
THE AMERICAN SARuINE co,
80 II aii / CO. 81 Esr,s.a street y. Y
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Tour of the MusicaI society,

The Milwaukee Musical Society con-
template making tour of some of the
principal towns IN the North and South
west, during the coming summer, and
VIII occupy about four weeks on the trip.
we can promise the residents III the
places they visit rare treat, as no or
ganlzatlon of similar character in the
west has talent superior to the Musical
Society WiSconsin.
As Manitowoc will be one of the first
visited, we would suggest that one of
their splendid Operatic performances
would be highly appreciated and richly
rewarded in this city.
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IN PROBATE, MANIToWOC COUNTY COURT
n the mater of the estate of Felix La Plant ,.e-
cedsrd- Notice Is hereby given that rs vrtu.. 4t,u
pursuance Oh Order License made ia ,s.sd mat
ter the 2Nth day al April a. l.. 1913, the oul
y court of said county, the undersi .ieJ Hargaref
Plant, widow Ut said deceased. WILL Ui Iu,idy tie
9Th day of May :. d. 1873, ten o'clock 10 sIe
OF ssid Jay, the office oI lie C0nnty Js
tie city OF HaH.TOwuc, III "a d county offer i5r
.le public vendue tife follow a de-ctisad ists
owl: The following piece parcel Of land I7fus
lIl being situate 80 the COHuty Vi Hanit.-cc Stat
WISCONSIN, agId embraced il tAe suufh east gl.f:er
t!Ie south west quarter Of -ocfon humber re 4
township uuIIlsr twenty t nnrfil II range Ei,i-
ser twenty (z4J east said piece parcel Land
commencing at a point twenty ds vt-t IRON tue
iorth east OF said south east quarter Of III,
s'lfh vest quarter, thence running thirty two r.i-
iue wet, thele@ running due s.Isth eighty RODS 10
thr south boundary Of sad south quar- ter fefc-
mining dus rast to point twenty rods due lye-i
the sarth eat Of -s,i south east quarter
herce running due u the placsoi LezinIns
The terms Of sale, c. SiI-
MARGARET "a PLANT
3St AdHil us rr.ii Xix.
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Land PftsSfcr.-A fresh supply
has just been received at Torrison's ware
house, put up IN aeaU gram bags this
iudicious arrangement saves the expense
of barrels, which, heretofore, has been
quite an item to our farming community.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

TIE WESTERN RURAL.-To any one
paying Us So so, We will send the Vest
era Rarui. the popular and excellent
Rural and Family Weekly of the West,
for one year. and credit one years sub
scription Paid to our own paper. The
HesasrR RzTul. alone. is 50 90 per year.
and every f. nily 10 ehs Wess Oaehs 70
GsSe lh-6tE.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

The Scandinavian Brotherhood elect
ed the following named officers at theil
last meeting. for the ensuing year
y. l. Gilbert, President.
Chas. Anderson. Ist Weep presiden..
Conrad Nybro, I'd a. h"
Jens j. Haiyerson, Secretary.
Otto Rasmussen, Treasurer.
A. n. Anderson. Guardian.
J. o. Gilbert, Librarian.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

The Chronicle wants more light on cur
last remarks about our Railroads.
We mean, that We wish the connection
with Mena>ha and the Centaal made ao,o
Instead of being broken at Appleton. aud
that the Lake Shore road be speedily
finished TO Sheboygan, so that the Cen,
frdt can run It's trains from Milwaukee t.
Manitowoc, Stevens Point and beyond
without ong break in the entire line.
Any more?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

CEofhtng.-The most fashionable
clothing for gentlemen and boys now
daily received from New York, on the
corner of Sth and Commercial streets,
north side.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-01

Caswall's, made or the sea shore, from fresn Sc
leoted Iivers, by CAswELI, HAZARD Co., New York
II Is absolutely pRTe and Get. Patients who have
taken it prefer to all others. Physicians have
decided superior any of the ether oils IN market
1915 Aw