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RsyLDI.N-G -u.4yEssS.5L.
j. W. MALLS. b. W. MALLS. u: F PEAHE.
1AMES W. MALLS, SON u CO.,

IAMES W. MALLS, SON s. CO.,
y 1877 King ST., Alexa., w.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
BaIusters, Of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. a large stock OF French nnd American
Glass double and single thick, Of all sizes
Paints, Oils, Farnshcs: Paint and White, Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of tnc quality, Putty, Tarpentlne and
Machine Oil. Also Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Calcred Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, Sc. y large stock Of !>ugh's eelebrs-
ted Car AEscrs, and other articles found in FIRST
class Builders Furnishing establishments.
Ali orders fo" Lumber, Brick and Nj kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash fec il--.f
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oTEETT.3E.
eTEEEC.3E.
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Physician Of this celebrated institution has dis:
covcrc,! the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
Encctisl Remedy in the world for all
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EJ.S.7.Nf's1E.


DUkkE & HERBERT,
Dealers in
GOLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS, LOCAL
STOCKS, AND ALL FlRST-CLASS
RAILROAD BON DIS and other
good investment Sccuri-
ties, have for sale
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS LINCHEG.
and DANVILLE r. r. Co, ut 10 and inter ST.
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO Isl mortgage u
per cent Gold Bonds, at 81! and interest
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION SIN
PER CENT BONDS, at 10.
Any information in regard to investments
chccrtully given. leh ~
w. D. CoIsE. II. d. C0RsE. !. u. coRSE.
FsANKlNG HOUSE OF
WILMER D. CORSE " Co,
Nos 81 AND So KING ST.,
AlcXandria, Virginia.
WILL DEAL IN
DOM ESTIC EXCH ANGE, GOLD AND Sill
YER COIN, UNCURRENT MONEY,
RAILROAD BONDS, Sc, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-08

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
~ Received and for sale ut
FRENCH'S, No. - KING STREET.
HESSIOD AND THEOGNlS, by Rev. James
Davies NJ. A.. w
LIFE IN SANTO DOMINGO, BY 1T Settler
THE HOLY LAND, PAST An ID PRESENT,
bv Rev Henry $. Osborn, VI. A............. 80
OFF THE SkELLIGS, by Jean lnge!ow:
Price. i.'
MAN-WOMAN, or the Temple, t:e Hearth,
the Street From L'II"Immc Femme %! Alex
anicr Dumas Fills. r'
4 TWO-FOLD LIFE. by Wlihclminc ' 1n
KENNETH MY KING, by s.lic y. Brock:
Prlcc......... l. -
AN OPEN QUESTION, BY James De>l;!!c,
author Of "Luly of the Ice 'A'n"rican Bar
on etc. Paper. 81 bound ................. ~
\. Y. HERALD ALMANAC Tor !o'' y - :,
i" TRIBUNE . u2o
j" WORLD . 30
VALENTINES in great variety.
Seven different les INITIAL NoIt. IA
| PER very large sock on hand, - to 4pc per
| box-all the fashionable colors.
feb II e. L. FRENCH.
| SLEIGH BELLS, Sleigh Baskets, Sleigh
- Runners, &c. ut
! dec Y jas. +. CAhliN y 9'No.
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Mr.. Samuel II. Lunt:

Mr.. Samuel III. Lllnt:
For about five years I have been suffering
with a terrible cough. Nothing prescribed for
it seemed to relieve it in the least. Some months
ago l secured one of Cutters Pocket lnha-
ents." 1t caused almost instant relief. After
using it for few weeks SO marked was the i'm
provcmcnt in my cough, thst it was noticed by,
all my friends, and hy maay with whom had
but slight acquaintance Most heartily do l
recommend lis use to all who are similarly af-
levted. Very truly yours.
JAS. NJ. BRADLEY.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. q, 1878.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT PARSONAGE.
No 10 s. Washington street,
Alexandria, Va, Feb. 4, 1878.
Mr. S. Fl. Lunt:
Dear Sir Having tried Cutters Pocket In
halcnts, for Hoarseness, l have found it truly
beneficial l chcerfully bear testimony to It's
highly curative properties, and commend 1t to
ulI suffering from throat affections.
''' JAMES L.. kILLGoEE
Pastor of the NJ 7. Chu> ch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-08
YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the victims. OF
Solitary Vice and ,!reH>iiul and destructive
habits which ANNUALLY s,YoeG, 10 an untimcIy
grave thousands o' Young men ni the most cX-
,.ltcd talents ana brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have cntralced listening Scnates with
the thunLcrs of c!oqucnce. or walked to cXtac-
The living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men ,contemplst-
ing marriage, aware of Physical Nr"kncsS
Loss of Provocative Powcr-1mpotcncy,( Ncr-
youS Excitublity, Pnlpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or ANY other DIsquall.
ic:.tion, speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of DR. }.
may religiously conidc in his honor rs q gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill a'
physicia1.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, lO.OCO Gifts. all Cash...........:55Oo,oQ 900
To provide means Tor this magnificent Com
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only will be issued, large portion ul which
nre already sold
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affection or the Kidneys or Bladder, lnyolnn-
tary Discharges, Impotcncy, General Dcbllty,
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitntion. Of the Hear,'
dincss, Diseaso of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowcls-thoSc terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits Of Iouth-secret and SOL
itury practices more iata! to their victims than
the songs o! tie SyrcnS to the Mariners of Ulys-
see, hightine their most brilliant hopes or an
.icinAtiOns N2.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

ACUEE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY
Relief in Six Hours! No Mercury
Persons ruined BY Ignorant Triing Prctcndcrs
and their Deadly Poison, should apply imlnc-
L.. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28
East side.

At McCAHTiLS-7ss THIRD AVENUE, NEAR FOR
~ tyuinth street, the following p:i,a Dwellings. re-
pete with all tho modern improvements and located in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
very Farm Of about 10 acres at Midwife, near
Paterson. N. j. only Ave minutes rom Monicair Rail
nishei and ready for occupancy; farm utensils cows,
horses carriages a. viil also be sold. Address r. COX
wi Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28
HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER % sHEE
ciTx AVID S nnka ARS1 3kAn IEsT TVHsoN

JERSEY CITY. AOBOKEN. HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
AN ELEGANT CORNER BROWN STONE HOUSE Is
reonA IO1 TOO: lot; handsomely furnished with all
walk from ierres cost Si8o but will sold this week
10 prompt purchaser tor $4,000; very cay terms will
bc made iinneinte possession given; this bargain
no huinoug cali ana soc It, J. NJ GIBSON,
81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
NOTTAGE FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsIIED (;
~ stable; Northern Jerscy Railroad 10 minutes city
hieh. healthy location acre In lawn garden orchard
many fruit aLd ornamental trcos
ALBERT DAY, 90 Wall street.
EOR SALE-NEAR THE FERRY, A LARGE THREE
L. story and basement brick House IN good order and
splendid location size Of lot 22xicU all iprove
ments price 4v5Ub ON easy terms Apply to
CREViEh BROS, ~ Newark street, lIoboken. N. j.
Dor SALE OR TO RENT-A FIRST CLASS THREE
j. story basement and sub-ce'lar high seop brick
House. liz Rooms; modern improvements; good ioca
ton; price $3.50 rent Son. Apply TO CREVIER
BROS, "a Newark street, Hoboken, N. J..
To Let Lease.
V'O lighthouses IN GOOD LOG ATIONs COyvEN.
lent to ferries from SOJ to 81 per annum; also
nc, suits Of Rooms from SIS TO $50 pr month. Apply
TO D. ~ GIBSON Alctioncer 81 Mon gomery street,
ner Grecnc, Jersey Ohy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

REsIpENCE, WITH OR WITHOUT TIE ECLECTIC
mcnt brick House No. l99 Fast Seventeenth street.
Irving place Tho library contains snoCp volumes and
ply to ISAAC nONIG. Ill Broadway rooms G and II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

G1E 0nO FOR SALE A BARGAIN ONE OF
'DIOtUUV. the now first class brown stone three
sloE1 aud tascment ia Forty sixth street, No. S2t west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

DARGAIN FOR POOR MAN.-TWO STORY BASE.
ID ment Cottage two o.s: street graded aud tagged;
short walk from ferry Vanderbilt landings terms
easy. DARkIN, GO Broad.
(tIIFToN, NEW JERSEY, Is MILES, ERIE ROAD
~ Handsome French root Residence large plat;
location and noghb0rhOod perfect repair
immediate pos esslon SlOcOO little cash required APP
ply to station agent, Clifton or c. G. SNOW, 200 Broad
way.
nOCKS AND W!IARvES IN NEWARK, PASaAIC
~ River suitable for stone lumber and coal yards or
manufactures TO lease or Tor sale. Apply u0JER
CO., " Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

TOR sALE-TwO STORY BASEMENT AND SUB.
cellar brick House No $50 Hooper street Nine
parlOr carpets shades chandeliers and Ollie 10Th so with
house. Apply TO Pc TER DELAP lis Grand street, WILL
iamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

ENLusHING PARK 10 rS.-DAlLY EXCURSIONS TO
thus beautiful property from store 439 Third avenue,
at !. 40 O'Clock. Ladies unaccompani shown every
courtesy Free excursions by special train o'clock
from Hunters Point each sunday accommodate those
who canno. go durin. the week. No music, no free
lunch and no deadlcads who simply for free ride.
All sensible and prudent people who will, own their
home and can pay $40 monthly tor improved
vi'ed to apply tor tickets stone sidewalks shade
ard ecgant shrubbcry adorn each lot Price Sw each,
payable $40 monthly Cwithout Interest," liberal dis.
count TO cash buyers Maps free. Apply for tickets
York. >'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

A 81 ROOM HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE HOUSE,
"a. West Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue.
Thoroughly furnished, $500 per month story high
stoop brown stone West Fortysix;h street. near Fifth
front on Filth nue. near Central Park, masnihccry
furnished $500 per month 27x!O thoroughly furnished,
on Fifth avenue. near Eighth street, $50, and many
others. EHALON SLOAN,
Euct Gcra INTO l,si,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28

nor SALE-UOUNTRY RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
30 acres with splen lid house and all clubhouse,
ces,ary for genecl ,a,ny nouse new parors recoed
stewards or Long Island Railroads sacrifice in conse-
Of going TO California Inquire MARTIN ARNE
MANN 642 SIKH avenue
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

D.rLY.-Souh, East aud West leaves ManItow"4
daily al o'cn, a. m, aud arriving shehny sli
II. / ne for Thee times Il week h"ii't!
" ede-.iay and tTIdaS, by the way oi Ne"t"i'hhiS
s-ene towards Towards Grove, Ia hello! gan ii
three times a vpek-TueSay. thursday ana SATURDAY
b. W Of Nordheiut, Iiika, tehtreEtls, Mo-eie' !"
Shet,o, gan z-,
The mail Mantownc to Two 'Sere, td;iiy) ~
O ~ M. aud arrives At M.nituyy.c nj / NJ
II I-Wsi gLY.-TO Chiffon lta.e- Mniit' N'' ~
ers Tn-sisy Thursday aid Saturday, and arrives
Elilfzi. at . j.
Afr.ves Al sIauit,,ss0c every Monday, Wcdres'.a!
and I rsr g. .
II. Green isay, via Two Rivers-Lraves Ma riio""'
ev.ry Monday. ~ eiusssy aud fr.das - / IA @l
-rr.Ee- at 81 zen Bas next 'iay At T. ia:
ARRIVES ~ Hanitowuc every Tus-ti'y, i hHrs'ay ah
Saturday, :. : "a. =.
ssl!-y. eEKlY-To Kcwauher-,.a Tr" Rivers
Leaves sia..sor ~ Monday aud Thursday ~ , p IL
rlf arrives Ma,i.t"syvc every Tuesday ana r'""
at
H.ExLY.-srom Jauitpscc 10 APnasha-l-etNe
Ae~i,.~!lA every Friay - ana aTrFr> Ut Ai
It.-sog ~ II leaves Aianitowuc at D. IA, ON III
same dns and ARRIVES at Arnr-!sa NJ b p IN
1Ie SPECIAL Post Offices ri Francis Greek fras Kos
Kings B~idse get Their mails every Cal
erf<y Afternoon.
Post ulFcs open for mail delivery, from a. M l.
u. III. Sundays from To- II a.
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MASQUERADE, The Ladies' Snciely ON
the South side. propose in compliance
with the old Eornpesn custom. to have
Masked Bali 81 the Turner Hal: an 'hs
Both inst, ard to devoie he ssais of il
To he btnft ,f destitute families IN oet
city. Alsh"neh the large hearted b-rrv.-
enre If our citizens has frsveosad sufi 8
ing III 4 great degree, 'tht re Are s3iii ia,ii
ues who, Ihiou9h Gre or other aoorseuts
are ieis deS5itp'e'tf sile nceeseariee 81 lie
and rho canfsot overcome thoiT pers9r.,i
feelings TO appeal publicly f.. aid a. tn.
MFRS fortunate and prosperous for -peh
especially is it The siu and purpost. 81 t'...
ladies 10 !,ructtre, ii possible psr!nanes..
relief, and We know, hat they will nhf
appeal in vain to the kindness aid b,-
nevolent spirit oi our community. 39lE
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Four sFissS:ci ehroutas for Every
sa.s@4.s-zl-i.s

ARRANGEMENTS have been made b.,
which we can offer years subscription
to The New Yurk 'Chris,iau nj Work
and Eclectic Weekly" With their four
maenifceu, Ch,Oinos ''Gord Morning,
Carlo in Mischief" Spring Flowers, "
and 'Summer Flowers, together with
our TRIBUNE for 81 SO.
A. the Chromo< alone are worth from
SIC To $751; 90, and az the New York rub
licatiou l. every way first class, i, presents
All unusai OPPORTUNITY to our subscribers
The Chlomus are made by traug tnt.
other celebrated Artists, sud w,li be 10:
warded promptly by mail prepaid.
should any Subscriber desire ouly the
TWO tirst-named Ch.omDs. they will be
sent with the two publications tor So. IS.
Remit to the publisher Of this paper
"a II
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Nh IIi,.. Il. CuLDwATER.-Ihi>
sea,.s mar l,as established cusiam boot
sui ~hr, shop an Is iiale. near 18th t.,
ijcissirg The Hard var store 81 Mr.. 4.
+ Rar,d. and wishes TO call the attention
at ,..e :adsys aaSi citizens of Maniiowoc
C.:a:.ly-, $50 leave heir measure fur thei,
Roots and shoes wi;h his. Tor .rial a. h,-
.a-liy claims 10 he ah!e te satisfy iny
.es>,8ahie expcc'r'inils in regard Ia quail
~ SAD price nf his manufacture. Mr..
:. sieSG;ss e.I4oial attention tn fae W..
ST seat AssncLs hs,ass az lsdie~ ,hoes.
Al s:ac> u: newark and elxn re;.ai,ing
vii. sfe eT=t'f.sls asr. pied and realty
e.ss''i's,i. aIr. UoidS4ser says. he Is
i ey5 70 etsssas I:y han II De fully
sstAoeas HeSE ST
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30

The GREAT DOLLAR MONTHLY -
Nnnd's Household Magazine for Febi.-
AIRY is before Us Ii contains ab ut
thirty articles Including, Catherine s
Cbristmasse>s, The Gamblers Last
Stake. Servants Wages. Larnen, of the
Ch,i-sisn, the Bear CHASE. F,iahion's
Idol, The use Of the Corset. Wisdom in
Love Making, Management of Young
Children, Nursery Tales. Rikketikkr-,sk
Our nousekcerer, Fashion Letter, Love
fhought,. &c. Issued at one fourth the
price of other large mon,hlIes, You'd =
Is y marvel OF cheapncss and iirss-ciasr
quality combined Send fer specimen
copy, enclosing two loNtase STAMPS 4"
S. s. WOOD & CO.. Negburgh, n. Y.
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The las. meeting of the Meeme De-
batting Society took place AT nanfpr:h +
school house According 10 notice. There
wss a gnndiy number in attendance. mos
outstanding the very uniavcratle
weather. Mr. J. S. Edwards, who at
on, last meeting presided over our d..
iiherations with such marked ability, Wa.
unanimously elected chairman Mir. Z.
is thoroughly acquainted with parlia-
mentary rules. Is prompt and energetic
in his duties. and is every way calculated
tn make IN able aud excellent presiding
officer. Anton WiluaS aud VIM. Heck
man were appointed side judges The
debate OPP ned with al able and telling
speech by d. Day, uhn spoke two or
,hrs, times during the evening. shows
ing great preparation on the sui jee'.
Then followed jay Se.. Ess.. who ted
= what he knew about Mary Of Scots
Much praise is due Quincy Danforth for
his inan;iest assistance and entire firm
ness. in debate. OUc Qi the finest lee
rures oi the evening was q deplaiisfiuD
ty Miss Lille Dautorth 1t WAS 81 well
received ha; she uis o + pointed TO speak
III Pritchard schoul house mex, time.
Question for next time Resoired
Tia. Monarchy is better calculated to
carry on war than Republic.
Affrmuiiol TO lie sustained BY D. S
Hay. J. G.. Smith j l.. l5dgGrds,
Lawrence O Grady. and Others. Neg:
by I, Dsnturih T. Malny. = @ Grady,
" Hickman. si.! others. An interest
ing tiu,e is expected A. usual. there
sill be sple 7iid -ingipg Debate viii be
hell at Pri.chafd school honse Jan.
3lst. OMNEs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30

We elm the following from the k
rannee Enterprise
"A man by he nalno Of Gao " Ham
mnnd, ~ years old caIne last we,k from
Neitie hill. II miss southwest of Mani
toyoc. to Ahnepee. in two days, on foot,
distance of about 81 miles. The next
day he walked IL miles To Horn rier TO
see his TWO boys, the thermometer being
IL below zero. without any stockings
On his feet, for he says he never wore any
Ia his life. He thinks to go back aions
IN two days. On bet he will make Fix
cords OF wood yer week. LAST summer
he moved two scrse of grass be wv, n
sunrise and sunset He has a brother in
Vermont 81 years old, in good he llth -
His father died when 81 years old.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30

ASHES None Of US can be too care.
ful, how we dispose of our ashes; We
have heard Of =eyeral barrels becoming
,gni,ed by cinder ;ilrnvn into them gith
tn. a. hes, which might have cau>ed
ute serious danare~. Neittrr should
.-hrs lie thrown into the street as j.
;unt, i,ut TOO often in our City. Thers
all nr.iislanes io' bidding both these bad
,raciice8
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30

There is novz campendsaie move
ment to INTRODUCES the stud, Of natural
suiences into a rrades of American
schools. and to make such Instruction
regular an! systematic. The study of
n=tnre ha. phases adapted TO each of tie
successive Slssrs g school instruction,
snd the practical prohlers J. 10 adarl las
ore TO the other. We believe tlla. trEe
caurss .,f study shou emhrare 81 tbs
great departments OF knowledge. and
that, Ike , >s.irai 81 irssr. il should cut
al ssesiea Of eacs u sFrz5 sssad of
nssursi ksleaas.s Should moi
ascent >ssarss - sof,
tB added tn <rEnsSs,.S --.-s
of cup.ls m ce-Dice They sis,.uss, 49,
inte its fog daris1 ami ~eracsu-- a 80
eeeAc4;h1 SeppyfwS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30
KEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

e Iesc Advertisements.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30
Saturday Normal school.

The undersigned will, on Saturday.
February 9Th, begin Saturday Nuruai
School. for the instruction of those teach
lug, or DESTROYS to teach, Commcu School
branches, aud methods of teaching. -
Lessons and exercises will be assigned,
and rsntstIons heard, bat melhods Of IL
~,tuclion vii fe kept prominently lsieie
The rnpils. Gee lecture a week will he
given on the eiea.sEt+ CT Natural Science,
with sics 10 oral lessons ia cur eoinmou
.chool
All those wishing to avail thetn-alge,,
of ihi- opportunity TO improve in their
profession, are Invited TO meet US on the
day named, in the Principals room,
South side School house. at 10 chuck A.
NJ \ small tuition Tee Will he charged
We Y auG IKE large ATTENDANCE from
the cuanfry, rs we'll a. i.':,:i the city.
G. I FIEBAuN,
4lti |, n. STEwART.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30

President Villas of the NJ L. L. 4 W.
X. T., and Vice President Reed. of shs
". Z. II. r.. took a spec. train over
the former road fro IA this city to Milwau-
kee, on Sunday last. sir. Villas was on
his way TO New York.
Mr.. Ii. g. Ii. Reed. of this city Chief
Engineer of ths NJ L. s. & ". X. R.,
has assumed the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
Msnitowoc aud Appleton division of that
ruad, FIR the present. and ii Ill have I'M
me iiate charge of its running operations.
Mr.. Il. knows how to do that thing.
Tie nes coaches recently purchased By
the Lake Shore Railroad Company, ar
wed in this city on " Wednesday night.
They consist of passenger coach and
combination coach; the latter passen-
ger coach with smoking apartment, -
They are handsome vehicles with first
class furnishings and appliances. Jerry
may now well feel proud of his train.
The Appleton Crescent is making great
| efforts TO induce its readers to believe
| that the Wis. Central Railroad CO., has
gone back on their contract with the
Lake Shore & Western Railroad Co. in
regard &C. running connectiions with them.
aud Withdrawn ell their rniiag stock from
the latter road, putting dead lock on
its operations. Such is not the CASE
The contract still Remains in full force.
IL ,rne that the cars in use on the Mani
towne sud Appleton divi>ion OF tie T.. &.
| Il W, road, which had been leased Of ,he
w. G.. have been returned to them and
ih=t division is now being operated by
| Chief Engineer Reed with its own stock.
On the heboygaD and Milwaukee diyis-
ion some of the Wis C.utral stock i
still USED. aud doing good business in
! lie ght and passengers daily
| The truth is. the Crescent and some of
he Apr!etuniaBs have fur some reason
s"urcd on the Lake Shore Road, and
are making strenuous effoI Is 10 induce he
people to vote 500, 900 aid to the North
srn Road, and this story is told 10 infence
'ha vote - SheJoygon Times, Jan. 18th
| We sre glad 10 learn. that our Western
road will he in complete running order
again by .ext Monday The jacob Lueps'
repairs are nearly completed aud it Is,
expected hat the daily trains-l passcn-
ger and t,eight-wlii be run regularl,
! her, after.
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observe the Following.
The Ten Commandments adopted

The Ten Commandments adopted b.,
he "crait and expected to Re followed :
!. Enter softly
> sir dawn quietly.
;. Suh>..rrI'r Tar he naper.
4. Don't touch the poker.
D EsnyaYe la rn controversy.
6. Don smoke.
:. h,cr. ia ie.l frnm the table.
5. neu, talk tai ths printer.
8 Hands off the Paper
Il. f.y--s ,tf the manuscript.
Gentle en- observing these rules when
entering a printing Office will greatly
ntlige he grin eI>, aud need no. fear the
devil.
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OFFicEEs-L. A. schmid,nsr, President; P. V.
beusier, Vice President; +. W. JseoUH, Secretary
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BiBLEs -S!r VIM, i G. Trapr. on
County Ri;,le Agent. has been in 'he eli.
for Some weeks aud is d"inc quite a wnrl
In Il : disIrihut on OF Bibles aud Test;
meats end IN raising fnni, inr tie kiil
ranse. Mr. Trsri' makes ii his bushes
20 visit every tan,iiy III ii c"puty
sias "a - called on over i.ur thon>an,
IA. 's;-.-: Fund over o.. 'h.s'i>a'.i
si,aa, wifaas.: he word of God. and dis
tTibuge6 it among al who were willing to
~ (. J., Ia. cs'nsi H. safe az 'l''uaiit'I- A.
i, i ,:,,eirsiile ,ilxt the exl s',;esaS of can
Sas>lng nur county sssuuld hss hlfn,- by
W- srir...i~. we hrar,ilv s-,'naarna sha
cause and its Agent to the liberal support
OF our Community. o5-t !.
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The Teach r who intend going to tf,.
fssehers' meeting a. Meme. from this
city on SATURDAY., February lst, are re
questet to be an han1 promptly 81 half
r.-t seven. s. VI Places If meetings.
serth side, Sir Stewart rooms, Win
date House Soulh side, Co Supt Of
fee, Court Hnu>s Other Teachers han
thoss at present intending 20 GO. Can be
accsmu1 d. Let,-i he prompt
+. order, Cox
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.-There being
,nch a SCI rci'y OF suitable dwellings In
orr city, We call especial attention to the
advertisement of Will a. Place, Who is
Going West and wants tn sell out. The
opportunity he offers is a good one. 40tf