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: TaE Appleton Pos: says that country
Inhabited only by males might erly be
called stag eation- VS. ould ask the
Port If it would sail a country inhabited
Only by femAler, dos-nstaon or dam IA
ton
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MoSxr ORpIRs.-The statems Mt of the
money order Office Of this place for the
year enoing December 3lst, 1873, il Ii
follows:
Number of orders issued 1912; order,
received LOIS. Money received $24;7le,-
y money paid out S26,5l5,62.
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ssRIsT koEBXE has lately recured the
sers,ces Of very skiilful musician by the
name CT Seuscha efer, TO preside at the
piano in his saloon on York street. Mr..
Neuschaofer We believe is from Milwaukee.
Though . young man he il a remarkably
fine player. and is already the author Of
rone very excellent musical counositinn.
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lAsr Sunday was magnificent day and
.ar tie first time thi. season the yourg
men about town, could sit in the sun, on
Old boxes and barrels, and watch the girl,
a they stepped over muddy places.
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ArFLlIoS has female barber. We
rrectod the editors Of the Post would cry
tosjarous barber us) at such an instisu-
ton but they don't. In fact, they say
they rather like it.
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ScHuErrE & BRo.,e up. to, the imes
| 10 all the nav styles, have the new Gran
ger, Caps in all varieties for s.le At their
emporium, oorne. of 9Th and Jay streets. II
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! ) tic tes son for writing poetry on Spring
viii noon DO at hand. We would like to
'ng' re snme ffieen or twenty school marms
g 10 ours ~ tor us. Spring rhymes ike
slrlrg .a'ns should be extremely gushing :;
an for this reason we prefer school
ararns.
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Lar PLAsrss- fresh ground and con-
sssn,l, on hand at the Manirovoc Plast e.
Mills, in the Oriental Mill's ware house.
Farmers should not lose the benefit of
good sst:ghing, bat set their supply or a part
hefsce lad roads set in.
$40 81 j. Serum Bro.
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CEERCHHA
City and County News.

kraosysa OIL at L. l. j. Robinson's
Drug Store for eighteen cents Per gallon.
sol
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CITY ITEMS.

For Sale.---A house and los With barn
and good well Of waAep, for sale -
reasonable terms. Inquire of
I94- Al T.. A. EowARDS
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The winter thus IA has been an unusual
ly mild one, and but very little of The suffer
ing, which is accustomed by the risors of our
northern climate during this season of the
year, has visited the poor in our vicinity :;
aud yet there are plenty of opportunities,
right here in Manitowoc of exercise ing that
KIND charity which the Bible teaches
and which forms the very essence of all
true religion. If one dollar of the money
expended in building splendid church edi.
ncss and supporting fine preachers,
would add to the comfort of scme moor
suffering creature, and is withheld, the
whole will be an offence rather than An of
ferlng to Him, who has commanded u, 10
care for and comfort the poor. If YOU
wish to spread the gospel which Christ
taught, follow his example, and see that the
wants of the sick and the poor, are provid.
cd tor, in your immediate vicinity thus
showing by your acts that your religion ha.
wrought good work in your henrt--made
It tender und kind--and then others will
be the moro easily persuaded to accent l..
A religion that la5ors only for the soul
AMI cares nothing for the comforts OF the
body is false one. A thick jacket in the
place OF the thin one which that little boy
wears, and a warm shawl for that little yirl
that goes sbiverlng by You, will do more
Tor their salvation than all the churches
preachers and Sunday schools, combined.
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A SAIL vessel was seen out on the lake
last Saturday. Very likely she was some
craft ttas "old Probabilities had sent out
- oren navigation.
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yKox our Aasme correspondence we
learn that there are prospects OF . Changers
lodge beng established there.
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OH Sol has taken "shine" to the
beautiful snow ;" but the beautiful snow
eeects to shrink frsn his advances.
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AND yet soother new vessel is to be al
ded to the Lake feet, By our enterpr's sing
men,. Rand l. Berger have begun the con-
ssruction Of another new schooner, to be
launched 1t tho Dry Dock next spring.
The dimensions are as follows Keel
lOo feet: beam "a feet; hold J feet, and
liz feet over all. -
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4" Truth is Mighty, and will
Prevail"
VECETlNE
TURTLES TEE BLOOD and RE-
STORES CNE REALTE7,

SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.
KAsT MABsHFIELp. Aus "a 1870.
Mr. sTEvESs--Dr.r 81: | a. ears
OF are; .Aave suffered many years with Eli nes
Comoiant, WEAKNESS N nv back and stoMaci
tas IN uced BY ir ends To try your NEGETISk ami
thin il the bet medicine Tor weuknes, o. tue
iAIdne,s ever used. | nave tiled MAN. remedies
ter this eomuian ard never f. ind % much re-
Hef as from EEaETISE 1t strengthens and
h.igorates = whole sem, May OF my &c
quar- Ices Davs ID sen IT. and | believe u 10 ne
good or all l. c"aclaiEts Tor when Ii 10 recon
meuded. Yours Truly,
JOSIAH H. SHERMAN.
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go , OFFICERS.
9 err q + snar,

y
II II he Gee. A. pisIiuC
f'xts'sr sf Deeds JOHN Fran1
t,-niY CLERK A NJ Rient~r
{ ta.F Freasuror. G. R~sn
t7nif Judge. l. @ o .nstsd'
y ct Surfa %. Joan o Hsra
~ = Of DC oots Nieia,i Kr-nn
h'nis boarl Of snasrsIs, YRS, II. r. Euhb,rd
II IT. to,As. " i. Turner
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SoTsC yoIRE
~ .. II HE'D, GenI Xanasn.
S4ea NIB oat Time Table.
aRrYEL AID DEPARTURE or aoopRIcH's


II It sND D2FsHIlEE UY uUUDHICH
frEkMEHs.
Tas si4s-whsr. steamers Gaaiowoe and Size.
raysAg xil l-are every morning, tSondavs sx.
t#gts+4 81 ~ o'clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves al 5
0tn- S~rSii. 5stnrdaS's boar goes strou-s
- Two tree ksxsunee and Ahnepee-
-2eercabiH steamers Ocpto st. Jc< Q pr
- rsnsdeli vii a.riTe and depart from Eau.
~ oilows
9sft= suth--Leava every NorisT, Wedzcsd.ys
= 4 r7t.Tlsy Al about 7 a. N.
rrirH sorta Leaves r~rfy Tuescy -hurs.ar
80 > d., =. aboB y
]. IT. yeoxEs A-eat
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Notice to Contractors.

ti.Rrs MILLs, Feb. 10th, 1874.
: he CATHOLIC Congregation of Clarks Mills.
fsc!eSes 70 bussd Brick Church during the
soming snnuer. Sealed proposals for the
Guiding u the same will s. received by
-Naa Hickert, Of Clarks Mills, whore
the pan together with the specifications can
ST p order q The building committee
>rcr th~t cough, with wolcotss Con-
s"nrtie7 Cure" The best remedy In the
"oi.i for coughs and consumption. 1t
it'"is liberated threats and tensiIs, Sore.
Ae-s Ct the ches. and lungs. Wolcotts
I'm P4'tt removes every class Of ram by
'hofouih outward application Of Pain
paaa srss the parts affected. woIeott'.
As.s ihiaAr cures casarrh. These three
snsf &c me lies are for Sale at the pru,
IS q aessra. Bacon, Buerstat.., and
Nslsasr S11. #
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cures all H0A0fs from the wor~. 0eYoG
via 70 . coM1A0 6lOseh or RiUpee-
From two 70 Fix hotties are Warranted to
cure Salt RheuA or letter, PIN PIES
% face, f?oi.s, Erysir~las and
tea E.ran;ci - czsrs 8erOGnlop1
SsseIllnsa ana xoFes and al skin and
CloOd Diseases. Ey its wonderful
ecrcTe rrcers or lingering Cough in Lali
tie time required IL rev oiLey ,le,.,r.,a
and Is lsrfeet ~ s<fc tnscnl.1x cssss. b, sCo:h.
Ing i-.-asic,i. and ieiicvf. rar~-c.s. sc'3
y a f'r----s- I-.N. pjFEfE. -. n,
!. cEiSss 1-.-cl-..xJ, E.L1ia. ). i.
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RHWty& rneumltisu. neuralgia, lock.
jaw, palsy, sprains, dwellings, d-breasis,
scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c :,
upon the human frame. and of strains,
SPAWN. gals, &c upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began 1t is a counter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain reliever CrippIes
throw away their crutches the lame walk
poisonous. bites are rendered harmless. aud
the wounded are healed without scar 1t
Is no humbug The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t is selling as no arti-
,icle ever before sold. and it sells because it
does just what il pretends to do Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling, deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Eminent More than 1000 Ger
tifcstes Of remarkable cures, including fro.
zen limbs, chronic rheumatism. govt, run.
ming tumors, sc. have heen received. We
Will send > circular containing certifcatee.
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one request.
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
Centaur Llnimeut is worth one hundred dol
lars for. spawned or swseIisd horses and
mules: Or fer serev-worm in sheep. Stock
owssrs-this liniment il worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by sill druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles 81 CO. J. B.
Rose Co., So Broadway. New York
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keSroctfoiiy yours.
l.. l.. Pc TINGILL
Firm Of S. NJ. Pett.nsiIi Co 10 State 81. Los,on

NEGETISK extends lis influence into every part
VI the uman orgsnDn, CO bmeacIny witt, II =
four daton, correc ing disease action ar. restor-
in vital covers, ere ting healthy formation anc
pu fcati'n oil the tiooi driving "ut Gi<exse. ard
sear,ns Nature 20 tersorIn lis allotted tisk. VIC
ETISK IS -n.u all rug.ists sO9 AZ
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COMMERCIAL.
MANlTOWOC MARKET,

Corrected weekly by John Schuette & Bro
Uea.ers in Grn'l Ndse. and Farm Produce.
OTTICK - The MASITowoc PILor
AASITowoC. Fen. 10. 1874
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4 source Of Great Anxiety,
Ny daughter has received great bene6t from
Ihe uae o. VKGKTINE. Her decnuin. teaith " rs
a source OF great an1iet, 10 III her trends. Anew
bot IS OIL the VEGErISR restored her health
>tIen-t and apcetise.
II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent. n. - Sears
puiialp., Boston. Mass, Jure 3 n. lS.2
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WHAT'S NEEDED,

BoeT y. Fec. l3 1871
Mr.. ii. r. SfEvENs-Dear Sir: About ono year
since ioun- SELF n y feeble CO Citton rom
genera! debility. SEGE7ISE As strongly recon-
menLed 10 me oy = alend who lad been nuch
iensft ed ov IT. use. I proc1red the article ana
ai'er using severn bottss, restored to health
an otscuntinu.i Its use. | ieei quite con6Jsn Mt
that there Is no medicine superior to IT. Iaose
Complaints tor which u is especially prepared
an would oi'eeriu'iy secoma.en 1t to those Who
EEL that t'sy heed sonnet ing 10 tore then TO
DeI feet Leaitf.
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WE regret - record the death Of our re-
srecsed townsman, Otto Leubner Mr.
LeuSnef grew from childhood TO manhood
in our city and Was we'll known BY nearly
all of cur older citizens, and there are none
hut will deeply regret his deadr. He died,
OF consumption, at his residence in this city,
on Tuesday. and will be buried to -r,orr ow.
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DR.. ]. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercfrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TxRs!" Our answer 10, that they rcmovo
the cause of disease, and tho patient re-
covers bis health. They are the great
blood purifier and . life giving principle,
= perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator
Of tho system. Never before in the
history of tho world has q medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VixxGAR BIrTKRs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
arc . gentle Purgative ~ we'll ~ . Tonic.
Relieving Congestion or Inflammation ct
the Liver aud Yisceral Organs il Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DIR. WALKEn's
VINEGAR BITTKRs are Apenent, Diaphoretic,
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretc.
6edAtive. Counter Irritaut Sudonhc, Atsrs-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
Il. H. MCDONALD & CO..
DrrgEists and Gen Agts.. San Francisco. California.
md cor. of W Arlington and Charlton SITS. Y. Y.
Sold BY ali DruSE lists ~ md Dealers.
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n lie
4H6 ever paced before sle pubic and ou-
HVUrreea are marked dow low S to defy
all competition. No one ubseribes for a ORE
MUM giving 80 in or Ter picture after
seeinS eur Die uie an learn prices. We have
mans old AGENTS at work rs Sbo have ma
canvassln- 70: onoss, pApes. ct. tl,-ir cuisines.
Ter year,. an they iii report tlat they can make
.such more mones II WORK for at any, Ling
else Oar prices r. - low that ale can Afford to
uurchs $50 Ant therefore pictures sell 1T a III
- alrost eveTs leAse. New beginners do AZ well
- ag-ssA Ms have No iarre expsrierce ior our
beauiifu subjects an i low orice- Appreeiats4s
by ali. T. make zree ssIes everyw,era ali A.
ags Mt has 10 d, Is to sso~ lie DC ures r m house
to he use. Don't look for else here upt, Won
have seen Wat crest l. ducements oEer you 10
make mOoey- We nave rot space exrl1in all
0~re. bur send as your address aud We viii seea
I'll parfieui-rs, fr,e by yaii. Don't deia IL y-
want pfokiaoae work sur yvar leisar- sours or Tor
your v Ole tiae- N " is favorable TIRE 70
Nxaee - onsines.. Or pissaree. arr sire kpsst
ssd mos, leasing II this eeuntry. aud are en- or
sc al the feadssy yapeFs. including TIE Ne~
YORK Her1tI- T. who give xhe buz4neps
fneU enfWe n s~HIsoa ork T. esr swB 10
caiiase aed ma ke = handsome without ever
beiux AMY rum home over -ntgbf LIT ~ s.,
.snt paeassnI sroAfaoie empscyment vitsout
rnsinx cApstzl. Re q rs err addresses = oees
ano team Az ahs,pt the business FIR the-,.eives
drcss fsEnRGE STS Y / Co Arr PutIisl-
err. Ter sizHi, AAsa.- SOL,
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Recommend it Heartily,

SoCTH EosToS, Seo. Z 1870.
Mr.. STEyENs-Dear sir: | have "a On several
bottles o. your VE6ETISE ant am convncs 1t l.
{. vs!u ole remeoy Tor DNsoe STA kitne. Com
UiaInS. and general de bliv o. tie system. l can
heartily iecem i.sni 1t all sue6iihg rom tae
aIove complaints.
Yours respect ully.
MRS MUNROE Z. lRKER $50 Athens St.
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1nI rs

Int vhr Lcf.e No. 81. A r. h A. NJ meets
~ ,.itu v cd rsdiY in each month. A. J
! ltr'sn. " VI, D alIev. r 8; H. RanlT
G t'taff1.tng Lode. 10. 55-I o. o F-rnp.,.
-v.r' Fassia e nfnz. A B.In, y. G.; J. w.
sa-uef.s. y. G II. D. smart Il. e. A
sfpns. p
Saaito ,ad.e No fI-I O. F-mce,s
Sra A.dne-tsE .venitg {. John becLsr. " G +.
'sr' Its'a G.; August Dulo~, r. s; C. A
a.ssasr. J
CHERCHBS
- Hs-fsctss Catholic Church corner OF Main
ri Mar.hai streets. established 1855. Rev. J.
fss'sr Pastor. Hours Of services: Early Mass at
3 a. n H1gh aats Al 10 a. N. Vespere ut az D.
II Wesk daY Ncss at "a. n.
Fist German RvAnxscal Lutheran Church
q Z. or. OF Marshall and EiEsh SITS } sstablishe
-. hsv. NJ. a. Quehl, pastor. service n 10
a IA ssadss School service at1k m.
hsiaodist Euiscopsl Church. Rev. J. Lav,lls,
s's~ Preaching, fok a m. and D. m every
ssni Sunday School : %. m. Prayer meet
arr .nnzY, Tueadsy and Thursday evenings
-. Presbyterian Church OF Manitowoc, organ
"a Jua- a6th 1851. Rev. c. b. stevens. pastor
gervi-ss al i0S O'Clock a, m. and At IN o. m
PsnAay sshcoi services at O'Clock D. IN.
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Letter List.

The folio wing is list Of letters remain
ing in the Post Office which have not been
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Ccntaur Linimeut.

There is no pain Which the
\ Centaur Liniment will not re-
\ lieve,no swelling it will not sub
n dne. and no laneness which it
+ will not cure. This is strong
language, but it is true. 1t
has produced more cures Of
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! 3 3 : 3 = !

~ z u IA i eaSIIy THaie py ans
~ ASo"e- w Hant m-n. wvn.er, boys
girl~ owe: TIE cooItry to Sc Oh. ii {
- Steel erivtngs. Caro- os, c. ago. u am
king-. IEumtact on> P. 4otogrr hs .t~ etc
~ We NV pnbiisB lie hn=st assort.seal
4H6 ever paced before Size pubic and GU,
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Under this head Deacon Borchardt Of
the Seq, sirlay T0ane has = half Col
umn article copied from the Inter Ocean
setting forth tho grossnes Of our r form
Governor in FRONTING the Hoa ii. L. Pal
n,r an old bourbon democrat Of Milwaukee
20 the Office of County Judge of that Coun-
ty. We saw the article som. three weeks
siace in the hste, Ocean hut did not suppose
thAs she Radical Editors Of this State
weuld get 30 hard pushed to find fault with
cur Reform Governor that they would pub
lish such bundle of mistakes and misrep-
reservations The Deacon scenes to have
just awakened from . Rip Van WiokIe
sleep, and should not assume to keep his
readers posted with such bosh or be will
lose all his subscribers. The facts in
the premises are these Hen H. L. Palmer
was duly elected County Judge, BY large
majority ut the Judicial Election held last
April and entered upon the duties pertain
ing to the Office on the Let day Of January,
A. D. 1874. E.
On the sth day of January 1874 Gov.
Taylor assumed the responsibilities of the
Office Of Governor. He. Y I Palmer no.
titled the Gov. aud the Reform County
Committee of Milwaukee County that hs
should resign tic Office of County Judge
and that thsy could cast around and agree
upon whom his successor should be. Two
. names were submitted to the Governor f,r
his approval, strongly endorsed by their
friends respectively.
Tie name of Judge Mann, former Cir
cult Judge, of this State, reformer and a
man of unimpeachatle integrity of charac-
ter, was urged upon the Governor as the
most proper appointment The frerds of
Mr.. Samuel Howard was also urged his
name. The Governor saw fit to appoint
Judge Mann, on the re isnation of HIM H.
l.. Palmer. and the propriety of the choice
has not been questioned SO far as We haye
learned ~ -a -..-.----
We are glad to learn that the Deacon has
found out his mistake, through the kind
ness Of some OF his subscribers who make
it point, to keep little better posted.
than the Editor Of the Tribune; and here
after when the Deacon burr,ws his editori.
ais, We advise him to let some one look
them over to see if they are correct or not
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New Advertisements

"a mPLES sant bv mail for So. tia, retail ouic,
ior Sio til "OLCO TT 1871 Chatham Square n. Y
A GENTS WANIED-$5 10 slO made d.i
ono samples mailed rec N. j. WHITE,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04
The Salmon Plant.

Monday morning Dr.. Fletcher left
this city to complete the seasons Sal
mon "plant." He has put in the bet
ter part of a quarter Of a million in
Israels river, the Connecticut and the
Ammonoosuc, at suitable places for
Judgment, such as Fifteen Mile Falls.
The States of Vermont, Massachusetts
and Connecticut have joined in put
ting 100000 into the Connecticut
river. The fish put in by DR.. Fletch-
Ell were hatched at Meredith, but the
other States have hatched their own fish
Now the Holyoke dam has a decent
way, we may venture 10 hope that
these fish may be heard from. One
thing is certain concerning the MGR
rimack-that we shall not see more
than an accidental fish from anything
planted in it so long as the fraud
known as the Lawre &c fshway is the
sole means of ascent at that point.
The affair has the general aspect Of an
interrogation point, and its entrance
is some five hundred feet below the
falls. A salmon might wear his nose
off down to his tail by rubbing against
TIE dam and its shores before lie got
hint Of the existence of tits travesLy
ON thing of any utility II wonldn'L
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04

All persons who aspire to beauty or
personal appearance shohld not neg
lect that natural accessory, the hair.
BY many it has been neglected until
the hair has become thin, gray, or
entirely fallen off Messrs. Hall q
Co., Nashua, n. IT., have produced
an effectual remedy, called Sicilan
Hair Remover, which cnres all diseases
Of the scalp. This wonderful pre-
paration acts upon the glands. Whit h
support and nourish the hair, restores
gray hair to it's original color, makes
the scalp white and clean, removes
and prevents the formation of dan
dluif and cutaneous eruptions; and,
ny its tonic and nulrtive properties.
restores the scalp TO u healthy stat e.
and creates II new growth. AS 81
dressing, it Is unsurpassed, giving the
bar that brilliancy SO much admire,
by all.-BoSton Commercial.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04
THE LANCASTER CORNET BAND
Will liz in nllnnlnnni,

THE LANCASTER CORNET BAND
will he in attendance.
Malf fare on the i. &. & NJ. Railroad, and
reduced fares on the Grand Trunk.
Meals furnished at the Hotels at reasonable
prices.
Good Trotting may he expected.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
All day ~ cents; children, half price; carri-
ages tree.
COL. B. II. CORNING, Chef Marshal.
Assisted by JNO. ii. LOCKE AND IL. F.
WHlICOMB.
WIN. d. WEEKS, President.
EDWARD Z. kent Secretary.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04
The effects of the cunency bin re.

The effects OF the cure ncy bill re-
Gently passed by Congress are already
beginning to be seen. The fourth
section Of this law gives national
banks the opportunity 20 withdraw
their circulation and get possession
again OF their bonds. The Third
National Bank Of New York will re-
duce its circulation from 100000 to
$50. 600, the lowest point to which
the circulation Of any bank can ebb.
Other New York, New England and
even western banks have signified
their intention to follow this example.
Here is nut for the late imitation
list leaders to crack. 1t proves con-
clusively that no portion Of the coun-
try needs any more currency, though
several regions have to much. Ma
tional banking is not the paying bust
ness that il was, and there are many
bank proprietors who will prefer TO
take their bonds, now that the OPP
portunity is offered, and use their
capital in some other way.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04

The Canadians are quite alarmed
at the emigration to the United States,
and propose vigorous measures 10 stop
it. 1t is estimated that half million
Canadians have left for this country
in the past twenty-five years. Ifthey
will return they are to have, if the
proper legislation can be carried out.
free land, money advanced to buy seed
and tools, free passage to their lands.
&C., &C., all of which will amount to
little or nothing. The Canadians are
generally blessed with large families !;
Of late years our mill owners have
preferred them as operatives to the
Irish. Even if there are not to be as
many cotton mills started in the i'm
mediate future as in the recent past,
yet family can all be employed at
round wages here, instead of mere
living rate III the woods of Canada,
there will he little temptation for
those here to return, or those there to
stay---Le,uiStoh journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-07-04
he Singer Manufacturing Company Sold
2I0769 Machines

Good Day and Good Track.