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IAkRiS--in T orl Howard, at the residence
of her aunt, Mrs. Pinto Graves, Dec. 23d,
1873, Mr.. Hattie RANDALL, wife Of o.
y. Harris, OF Cato, Wis. age , years.
Angels ell. leave thee now
10 dwell with God, in peace. with JOY:
Shall wait to meet thee on the shore
Never 10 part. no, never more.
view she Brigh, and HtFpy Home,
Angela are gathering round His Throne.
Lost TO darkness vice and sin,
Angels bid me enter il.
With sweetest smiles and hyins Of praise
| meet my Blessed face to face,
And bill farewell to friends on ear b
And ali its cares ami joys and rnlrtb
II. =.
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THUS far the winter has been so open,
that rhe Ice in the barbor has caused bat
Little hinderance to the entrance of boats.
Some OF the line toats are still making
regular trips.
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1HASKs.--TLs young ladies' Ct til. city,
who participated in tbs lats impromptu
sleigh rids TO Two Rivers. have duly en-
powered the undersigned. Committee Of
Their 0. Selection, to tender their cost en-
during 'han to the young gentlemen Of
Two Rriver,. Promising that grateful re-
uenber-ncs for their courteous and gall ant
attentions, viii ever make their pitasGni
aud ayrceGJt ri,'t 70 that r.ttIge memorable
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No Person can take these Bitters

according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not dc
stroycd by mineral poison or Other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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Mechanical itisaa.cs. -pcr.cr.s

Ntcnaiiirai Diseases, Persons en-
CG-Cl IL Paints ard Minerals. such rs
iiU,9hcl', Iyp--set.crs. GatG-.ca;ers. a1d
Miners a. they 9..Ta.ec in lie are subject
10 paralysis q tie Eovc,s. 70 gard
against tins take dose nl WALHEa5 Ilx-
E,A& E!tTFGS n,ca..a:.a ally.
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We clip the following notice of the
dsnth of Mr.. Vost, from the Chronicle of
Two Rivers
0GT-At his residence in this village,
Jan. Is. 1874, MK. Henry NoGT, aged
AZ vears.
We believe the deceased was brother
Of Antoa Nogt, Of this place. The funeral
- to be Al . clock to-day.
aksHa53.sxckszzzzd5eea.zs1lleE
y SCtSooL Inspector in Ai.ace, II short
time ago, asked 4 we'll kno~n, bright urchin
# h- knew tho SayioTs name. The boy
answered CORRECTLY. GLOW did he dlc!'
They killed him. ~ ho?', The Pru.
-iAas'"
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Notice OF Dissolution.

W. DOSCHFSB
C:sy Cierk
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SUNDAY afternoon the German SINGING
Society Of Manitowoc paid Two Rivers a
visit. After enjoying the hospitality OF
the Lake House, they joined laree MN
Der OF their Two River friend, at the Tuln.
sr Hall where they had a grand socisl lime
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

For Skin diseases. ErUD;ioNs, let
ter. Sa,c-H1e~n!. N",che- : -. r.aa cr,
i'Gs.a.cs. B,ii1. Cs.iruucic.. i<.nE- worms.
Sya.1Aeal. Suec Eyes. Ery~., Is. Itvh.
.-y...s N..-a.ara.ia'.. cr tie S...I. Iiuno-s
and Diseases Of the Skin of whatever name
G. natGrc. are literally dag ZIP ana carried
o.: 81! the ays:c!H u short ting b the use
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

PEorlE should take great care 70 keep
their side walks free from snow and ice AZ
t-.Is season Of the year. We are not yet
- eesk that We need to sit down more
sl,n ONE 10 going to the Post Office and
-.
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Auction: Auction!

20 thousand dollars worth Of Dry Good
from Petiiboue x Gee immense store. Graer
Bay. will be sold at Auction in the store il
j. l. Platt;s New Block, commencing OF
Saturday or Monday next, and caItiHuin.
day by day until the entire stock i dispose
81. The stock will Contain every article o
Merchandise found in = Fi~st-cIass Dry
Goods Store. Come ono and all, aal bur
Good Goods AZ your own price.
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CHAPFED HANDS i-se 70 a. skia, armp.c7 mig
worm: s".t-rEeuIn AM Q her cutasa.pl- action
cured aud tie etl' TIa . ts:.i liou;r. e., q.
The JUMPER A. ~CAT- All be- 1,i!.z..:o
4 Co, rev York. Is car'aln Tt sou .,t tie
i IFEE TAI: soa7. = t'er7 are many mutations
ale wa Common IA VI l:h re Aa-a L.. o :.
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THE TCREsT AED SWEETEST CoD-L1vER
OIL is Hazard & Casweli's made On the sea
shore. from fresh. selected ljvers, BIZ CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD < Co. New YORK II Is b.
solutely pHys and s5rs.'. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all o.aers
Physicians have deeidsi it superior to any
Of the other oils IN market. Nv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

WE notice that there is IN Inusu al
amount Of wood being bought up in .his
market, this winter, to be shipped for Mil
waukec and Chicago at the opening Of
navigation uo,t spring.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

scHuETTE Il BRo-,evcr up to the tins,
IN ali the new stv.-s, have the neS Grar-
gers Cops IN all varieties for sale at ,heir
emporium, corner Of ofh AMI JAW streets. II
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

PasT.oSrD.-Tho Reception Of the
Rector Of the Episcopal Cbursh, to be
gwen ct tie residence Of C. G. Barnes,
las been postponsduntil Thursday evening,
January 9Th.
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THr Prssbyserian Social will be hold op
Tuesday evening next, at the residence of
Mrs J " Martin, on 9Th st. A esrjial
invitation is extended 70 all
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

CAsEoRIA is more than substitute for
Caster OIL. 1t is the oaly s4ft srticle In
existence which viii axs initiate the food reg
ulate the bowels. cure wind-cOlic and pru-
duce natural steep 1t Contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant TO take Children need not err and
sa,ssys Tlss Slss
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<EEsrrr SXAsT has just returned from s
short vi,it to 80 southern part Of the
ssst..
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CITY ITEMS.

The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing
AT Bouts and SLoea o. tho C.tY jus. r.
ee. 7ed ~
BLEsEr ( Sous.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

great deal of chipping and choPpius
]. going on in the shipyard at present.
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EneriT 4. T. Sssf..
CLERK OF Sc Coxrt. \. Piening.
REGISTER of Dooit. John Franz.
County clsrk 81, Renter.
County Treasurer, 6 Ercr.
County Judge. G. O;mstri.
t'ogutt -zrvavssf. John O'H.ra
so, q - zoos Michael kirsa1.
e rrtrTSr Ba-Fd u -.so.rv'sors, II. y. RG,b Ird
Dist Attorasy. j. Tanner.
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COMM RCiHI,


tCorrected weekly by John Schuette & Bro
Dealers in Ganl Mdse. and Farm Produce
OFFICE - TEE nANIrGwoc PILor
MANIrOHtC- In L. fS-l /
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Centaur Liniment.


Jaw. palsy, sprains swsl!..ags, caked- breasts.
scal1s, burns. salt-rheum, ear-ache, Sc .
upon the human frame and Of strains,
SPAWN gals, &c, upon animals il. one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. it is a c0anter-rri-
taat an ali healing pain relicver. Cripples
throw away their clutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, aud
the wounded are healed without scar. 1t
is 10 Iumbgg The recipe i Published
around each bottle. Ii is selling rs no arti-
ticle ever before sold. anu 1t sells because II
does Just what II pretends to do. Those
who nos. suffer from rheumatism. pain. or
I swelling. deserve 70 suffer If they will not
use Gentaar Llniment Moro than 1900 GER
/ tifcates Of remarkable cures including fro
zen limbs, chronic rheumatism. g0ut. run
ming tumoTs, &c. have been received. We
will send circular continuing certIicatee.
| the recipe, &c.. gratis, to ANY one request
! ing it One bsttle If the yellow wrappers
Centaur Llnjment is worth one hundred del
lars for, spawned or sweeaied horses and
mules; or Tor screw-wOrB in sheep. Stock
owaers-this Imminent is worth your atte1-
! ton Ne family should be without CeHtaGr
Liniment. ssii By all druggists. Fifty
eeuis per bottle: large bottles, 81 Co J b.
Rose Co. SO Broadway, New 7 rk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

Qr1rr number Of our citizen, are going
10 Milwaukee, next week TO hear Nilsson.
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FIBE-A fire occurred on tie South side
last evening, entirely destroying building
opposite Turner Hall, which vas formerly
used as school house but recently occupied
Ms residence. By tbs editor Of the Zsigas
and also by A F. Klingbeii. We learn that
it was caused by tks accidental breaking Of
lamp. IL was cold night and We s. npa-
thize With the families that were rendered
bou,eless by the nercii.ss fire hend.
The loss Of ne editor of the Zeitun7 is about
$3.50 dollars and that Of Mr.. h.ingbsil about
800 The house was insured for 500
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-15

Know all men by these presents. that by
mutual consent, the co-partncrship hereto.
fore existing Under the firm name Of Bar
lingame s Clark. in the city Of Iaaitowoc
IS this day dissolved: that all du sa7i de.
mands, and claims daa and 70 become due
will be collected BY Thomas Clark. and tlat
all claims against the aforesaid firm will b,
paid by said Ciark
GE0zGE p. BURLISGAmE.
THOMAS CLARK
Dated this HIN day Of Dec. 1873. S30-1a
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City and County News,

'!ur most fashionable perfume is the
Egyptian.
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ERR0RSOF YOUTH.

4 GNTEMAN who Suffered for year from
\ Debility, Premature Decay, aud ali the
effects Of youthful inIiscretioD sill. f5- the
sake OF suffering humqui;v, send free - all
who need it, the recipe and direction for
maxim z the simple remedy By which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit bv the
advertisers expe rience can do 50 by address
ing in perfect confidence
JOHN. B. OGDEN. A. Cedar II. New
FORK. .a6-6ms.
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Personals.

Senator John NJ. Read, OF Kevaunec
and As.emblyman D. A. Reed from Door
CO., put IN m appearance at the Nindiate
House on Saturday night last, and left on
Monday morning for Madison, fully deter
mined to do their whole duty as refo7mers
ia the State Legislature the coming winter.
Senator Carl II. Schmidt and Assembly
men Jos. Rankin, B. S Lorrisan, and C g..
r. Zorn started for Madison, on Monday
morning last, 70 attend to and perform their
duties =. members, upon reform principles
We think we can safely promise that when
cur delegation arc properly weighed, they
will not be found wanting.
Mr.. j. E. Plats with his daughter, Miss
Nellie, will leave some tine this week fc-
California to join his wife AID son who
proceeded him com. three or four months
Mr.. Plat take, his family to the Pacific
slope to escape the risor Of our northwest
ern winters and late cold springs, and VII
remain in that delightful cline until the
return Of the Summer months. lie leaTes
his large business interests in this city, in
competent hands, which viii enable him to
more fully enjoy his vacation from business
and its cares while sojournins in that life
prolonging lund.
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CHEEGHEE

e 3a-',ae!.s Cthohe Cauroa carn.r =, II. N
ssf isTsral streets. es.AtI'shel 1855 H.s. q
9"s.nr. Pave Hours Of services: Esr'y Mass :.
). NJ Eizi Nrss az 20 N. Sesper- 81 g, D.
- We-5> ~ Nssr - = r.
~'-,t German Evangelical lutheran Church
70 ccr o. har,hsii AID + 9Th st. ) estab'i@h,
1875 ~ II. II. 9cehI. pastor. S.Tr.cs a. 10
sandsF School s-'Nlce At x ,. "a.
Methodist Episcopal Clu-ch, Rev. J LsvalIa.
T..!e i'rcset Tax. iatS : ~. aad S n. eSorv
Saul Slrday Scaeo, {. PRAYER meet
i.y. .'5as assday AM Thursday eyeu!aFs.
p. IT .b.trrisn Church o. A.n!lnuo-. organ.
i.-t Fr1c $50 i75t. lev. c. 3 Slsyenz J1-lur
ser-.r-s g. ~, g.ricc'. !. ~. ara - 2. IL.
- .ty 8 rAia. sarvic-E at O'Clock Z. ~.
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Mr.. Editor The Tribune attacks
report which We made of the W. c. T.. Z
in last weeks issue of the pILor. Which
attack va. evidently a juvenile attempt of
SONS enc to advance the intere,ts of bis
road. Tho writer imagcs that he discov-
ers grose b.unier in cur statement Of tie
nothing about railroads We said '.the
grades which are never greater than so
fest ani which he himself allows are
$3.50 fer milo. This be cay. would be
foot for 100. NV grade of $3.50 fee,
wsuld be foot for each 81 and fraction,
if 10 wishes to put the matter in that way,
We would respectfully refer him to the
Chicago TribHa-, of Dee. p for ipforma
ton on this subject.
He discovers tbs. we are particularly
bitter on the ". c. f. R, ana Hon. Geo
! Reed. His zeal fer the interests OF that
Hon, Gentleman in this coarty, has led
! him somewhat beyond facts. CT he woaii
not have made any such discovery from our
report.
lie knows that the laborers hare al been
paid up to tho last Of December, aai brand.
our statement, made the Slst Of that month,
ti~I four monshsssY is due the employees
Of that road. os false. By la5orsrs he ev-
identity Intends the track hands. Ii he
means thai the contractors, efeers, trsin
men &c, we're All paid by Dee. 3lst for
the four months previous, the assertion
would do honor to jack Allen, the wicked
est man in New York City
We obtained our passes Ii rough the edi-
tor Of the PILor. That gentleman assRr
Ad L. that hs was unjor no obliSa ton TO
that road: and We. from no attending cir
cun,tanees. feel ourselves under aug obi
CATION to gire utLel than fair statement
Of the road s,d !aaas.at,, which j. Ger
,rinly naite. ~ interest NJ this time, %
~. r"ci'7 u 'hi- seas'y. u. +. W
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g GB0PGE s. HASKELL eco,

De- 7. IIrLEE.-Esinc sworn, say. graduated al tho
University of Ieaua in = Ga - yc=rs sxre-:,r-c
rcriee;ed DE- sttter's Cfset att ri, yly.i n
yrup. guarantee it an iE1Liblc cure fer Nerve Nd
>y =ld kheuGatlo sexes. Sworn this 25h Anil Is.
!. 4. OSBCUE.;, Io;ryy Pal!.-. PL...
" --e-f-s :, ve-e Cared = II, srf vii zry
t1-us. Rev rEos. Murphy. n u onf--i iha Rev Il
LIVING, ctia Fa. Rev 1snE-7 lsrsrr- Tov-r F-~
80 Srtl, IIrts'lr7 =. l'ryfCr 1asrrs. Ills t1r =
MAJ nj rtet sn0I3avTt Fri rr. Phiia for errl-
nsa-y lanp.lr guarantee gratis. so o7ar forG IN
CurAble cAss cure TeSt! SOD u druE2isis
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WE LEARN from Mr.. Cohn, the gentle
msn in charge Of Mr.. Sciri5ers clothing
store in this city ut the time of The late
FIRE in IIaebners block, that the Chicago
creditor. claimed tina. some Nanitowoc
man hal said in Chicago that TIA, FIRE vas
q put Up job, and that large share 70 the
stock had been removed bcfgro the FIRE
&C. &c.
In justice 10 sha: gentleman wa take
pleasure in stating, lst that there was not
| the least grounds Of suspicion, Of any such
ac,ion,on al. part,c by his knowledge. And
End, tina! ali the goods ever shipped TO thi.
city for lhst firm, burned 10 the fire 81
, snat morning, except those rctllisd over
The souniers 10 the Usual way. Aud lastly
We 90 not believe that any Manitowoc mar
over gave utterance to any such opinion
or ev1n Aiutsd ths possible suspicion, a.
We were one Of the first at the FIRE that
morning, and tha shelves we're apparently
q: full as thev ever had bsen aud nothing
could tie saved; not even Mr.. Cohn'sUuu
~srirots.
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DosATios.-Thef friends and parishioncrs
Of tee Rev s. n. Wheeler, propose to NEE;
him at the NJ. L. Church, o. Wednesday
evening, Jan. 2lst. with their free will Offer.
| ings. Refreshments will be provided by the
ladies' Let there be good attendance.
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VEGE TINE
Purihes the Blood. Rerovates
and Inv,gorates the whole
System. Its IIs deal Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic.

VIZ iETINE Is made exclusively FRO n the juic.s
OF care uiiy asected bxrks, roots and herbs.
ana 60 stronE, concentrated that Il will eEsctually
eradicate from the system ever. tain: OF scrosu
In. ScrOfH;ous HE1mcr. 'EumOrs. Can
Ger, Cancerous seuEnor, Erysipcias,
sauIt lshcum, Syphi,iaic Disease
Canker, FoIntness ut the stomach sui
diseases thsi arse from impure bloou. ScinitCa
hnfTla mmatOry and Chronic Hheum
asisI,. Neuralgia, Cont, and Spinal
through the rod.
Fer Ulcers ard EruptIvc Diseases o. the
s ia s9EssIies. FimpIcs. Elotches
fSOi!s Tester, scaI0head aad Ring
worm VEGEfINE has never iailed to effect
q pcrmaneut eyre.
For Pains IL, che back. Kidney Com
pIarnss Drepsy. Female We okne>s
Letsc0rrhe.i, arising from internal liberation
AMI uterine diseases, and General Debility.
yEGETI%E acts directly upon tie causes ofth4se
complaints. Il iuvlgurateS and strengthens tie
whole system, ac's up0H IN. secre>ive ORGANS, al
laws Inflammation OF the bowels.
Tor Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Izabilu,I
CastiyeHcsS sfEipsiaiiGr. os she
Heart sacadacs,e Plies zcryouspc>s
Gus = system, no medicine has yer given such
perez satisfaction - the NEGETINE. il prrifies
the blood. cleans all OF tlc orEan- and POSSESSES
d Contro!.in- power o Tef the ueryous SYSTEM.
The marEable cures sEc.ied by EEGETtNE
have induced many physicians amt aputhecalles
whom we know to prescribe AMI use It IN their
owa iEmI'ins.
In .ac.. VEGETINE is the best remedy set dis
covered tor tie above diseases an IA the only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFiETs ye; placed before
the DGb..c.
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THE SENATE SUBSTITUTE BILL-After
. much wranslng In the Senate oyer the
| sal.rY bili that body finally adopted sub
stituts for the original bin, to repeal the en-
tire Salary Grab, which amount. only to
mere evasion of the wishes Of the people in
that direction The House seemed in too
great hurry 70 dispose Of 4 question tina.
Is Of 90 much importance 10 people over
burdenei with taxes; for as soon AZ the
bill was brought in, ar. Hale, Of Maine.
moved the previous question. Although
Butler and Dawes, both offered ame.d-
ments, Mr.. Hale insirtsi on his motion
/ which Was seconded aud the cote for the
bill WAS taken; tn. resu... Of which was
2226 ayes, to g mas.
III. is what the ApPletcn Post says OF
re DeIcon's late Ell erimsLt:
ihc Manitowoc Tribune ones 10 Us as q
semi-aeekly the publishers emitting their
regular week edition. and having bright
| aud cheerful look We wish it every sue.
cess. but ratusr doubt the practIc.bilIIy o.
: he enterprise. A semi-weekIy paper has
many Of the disadvantages with but few q
the advantages Of daily issue Nanitowot
wau.i sustain a live little daily. mt We pre-
ict that Bro. B0rcherlt will soon give u,
his ssni-~eekiy as 100 much Of one and L .
enough Of the ther'
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PuELIc BALL.-A social dance will be
given At the Onion House on Saturday the
"a inst. Good music will be furnished:
and grand time is anticipated. Let all
TerIsicborean yoteries attend.
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GREAT credit 10 due the Fire Department
for the sharp WORK they did at last nights
fire. The steamer was in running order be-
fore the hose wa. ready for the water.
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Timber from DC TO 80 IT., sl4 to SIS 90
Long J3ist SIS and upwards.
Ilem,ock Lumber S9t SO.
No. | Single. ................t o.
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300 PIANOS and ORGANS

I IANUN dIIW ,UnT q 7 3
xeW aaa sefoHd.sIand. E;r.y.,taa.
s@s w. r 81 80 s.fjyger E'Fiese Ior
eash,yt n a'ssSsi HEseH.s. in <.Iky or fory,
~ curing tGta EirsaaCisE -s>is 4 I-s
ff9ssssE SsAE'Ef.S &,
SoN. 10. 1sl zroacssay.th;,n ever ;e.
.oi' oifeFed iaSew torat. AgcRf. y.,n-
- : - Hs.rs'CeiS3rR.ed p:r
amos. Concerto ana or. g,u,-.
.Ntf'ticS catalogues matted. s.rr.t
inaucc atEss "a the Trade. A large II.
schools. Etc go
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Letter List.

The folls wing is list of letters remain
ing ia the Post Office which save no: been
Cd
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tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Callior-
MIA. the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercfrom without the use
OF Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause OF the
UNPARALLELED success of VINEGAR BIT
Trns." Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are tie great
blood purifier and iiie-g wing principle,
q perfect Renovation and lnvlSoratoT
Of the system. Never before III the
history Of the world has medicine been
corDGundei possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BiTTEls III heaiing the
sick Of every disease man IS heir to. ihey
are a gentle Purgatiye as well SIS Tonic.
relieving Congestion or iHhaiiii Gt! ION OF
the Liver AID yisceraI Organs IN Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Dr., WALKEhs
VINEGAR BITTERs are ApeneLt. Diapnofetc,
Csnrinative Nutritious. Lazat'ye. Oaretlo'
Sedauve. Counter Irritant SudofiAc, ALICIA
tive and Anti Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim YIN.
TGAE BITTERS the most wonderful In
yigoraIt that e,eE sustained tho sinking
system
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not de-
stroycd ny mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Hemittent and Inter
mittent Eeyers, which are SO preya-
lent in tic valleys OF Cur great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois. Tennessee, Cumberland. Arkan-
SIS, Red Colorado. BRACES, Rio Grande.
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah Re-
sel.o.le, James, and many others. with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire county daring the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably SO during sea
soHs 0! unusual i.cat and dryness, are
invarial II accompanied by extensive de-
engagements Of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal visccra. Ii their
treatment, = purgatIyc, eXeTting = pow
erful influence upon these various CT
gans. is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal TO
DIR. j. WALKERS VINEGAR BiTTERS,
rs they viii speedily remove the dark
colored viscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, 1t the SAME time
stimulating the secretiOus of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of Tie digestive organs.
I0rtify The body against disease
by purifying ~ rs iluids with VINEGAR
BIITEEs. NJ epidemic can take hold
Of & system thus forc-aTmcd.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head