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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
con6rmcd Consumption.
Attachment notice.

william Hales and William Begwlck, partners, doing
business under the firm name OF BALES q Segwiek,
against ,rf
J. & @. Angle,
DRPoRE Win. l., Rlgby, a Justice Of the peace
tb OF Hooking Township, Fairfield Ceunty, Ohio,
on The i3th day Of August A. D. 1885, said Just,ce IS
tued an order Of alta chment h the above action, foI
the sum OF Ton Dollars and Thirty Cents.
sTlNCuCoMB n CLARKE,
August IL, ls5gA-3wlG Atiornsysfor plaintiffs
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I. ET MllkSiskness. .ons Of the most dread
frI diseases humanity is subject TO-. has
made its appearance in Marion, Uni,n aud
Madison counties.
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scanaInavIan MOOD Puriflor 4 PIlL

NAroLroH, Henry county, ohlo. July 7,tei8.
Dc, c. W. RoBAoK-Dear Sir:--For The begon 81
suffering humanity, pormh ua 70 announce, thrpugh
the columns ofyour Circular the surprising properties
your Scandinavian Blood PuFlneFand Hood P1la,
which is sure cure for lndlgeitlon and Liver Oom-
plant. WehaVe several persons In town, Who have
been suffering with Llver Complaint and Indigestion,
and Notwithstanding that we have good physicians
can be found In Northern Ohio YET the disease baf
hed their skil. Consequently Weare In state OF dos-
pondency, until We commeneed using your PiIla;
through and by the advice Of our frend Mr. Bronnnn
We used the medicine according 20 directions, and
now full oflifo and hilatty, and gratitude s
equal 10 improvement In health aud Spirls When
VIC takO into consideration what wo have been, and
Ehai are present feel IKE ehAFs ourselves
of the sin Of ngrattu I'd not try 70 announce
10 ihs public the great benefits of your Medieiuo-
Therefore, recommend 10 the public a large The
oxpendlen ofhavlng 10 your Medicine and,
Consequently, as In duty bound, discharge what "
feel TO be our duty, in advising persons who suff
foring have suffered, 10 make use OF the only
true aud sure cure for the diseases already mentioned
{ - MRS. GWIN,
9 MRS. BRENNAN.
MISS HEATON.
-ea @. G. SPELMAN.
O.. N
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TTNO CONSUMPTIVES.--T advertiser hav-
Il ing been restored to health In few weeks by
simple remedy, after hEYiug suffered several years
with severe Lang AfeetioH and that dread disease,
Consumption, ,--s anxious TO make known t6-hs fsls
iow-suherers the means of cure, To all who desire
eharge with directions for preparing and uSinR the
same, which they win nud sure Cure for coasnae-
tioH, dstAma, BroacAitis &c. The only object 81 ko
advertiser 10 sending the prescription is 20 hahet the
amcted, and hehopOsevefy sufferer will try his Feie-
dy,as Will cost them nothing, ,and may prove bIoa.
sing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD Az WILsONg-iiF
July 81, ls59-6WI2 Wnliamsburgh, Long Island.
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~ Read DR.. MASLY's advertisement Of
his next monthly visit in another column,
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PimpIes on the Face, and skia Diseases,

ftmpIes on the Face, and Skin Diseases,
Are generally caused BY Animaleu@ bnFroughedin In
the skin. Da. Trask's Magnetic Ointment by Iis pow
erfn and netrating quaes destroys every yestago
ofthem, restoring health and beauty 70 the skin Wher-
ever applied removing Tan and Ffeckles.
1NFLAMED OR SORE EYES.
A. G.. Gushing, OF South Bend, Indiana, says HTho
Magnetic Olutment the only Tomedy in use here for
much faith In gcnratite powers in this disease thar
onot only highlyrecommends its, but oers TO forfeit
paid for 1t In each case il It fails Of cure.
- PILES. 80
Piles which at this Of the year particular
lyroublesome are cured at once by Trask's Magnetic
Ointment, apply TO the parts affected and small OF the
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply tho Ointment freely 10 the forehead and tenn
ples and the neck, asoto the sofeg
and palms Of the hands 1t will relieve the seierest
Fhehdaohe in thirty minutcsG % ., g.SFifFA
|. Read advertisement In this paper.
July 81, l650-3mI2 t' y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-18
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

RnPUDLIcAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNfS0N Of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT c. KIRK. Of Knox County.
For Auditor Of State,
ROBERT W. TAYLOR. OfNahoninQ Co
For Secretary Of State.
ADDISON p. RUSSELL. Of Clinton Co
For Treasurer Of State.
ALFRED P. STONE. Of Franklin Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GHoLSON. Of Hamilton
For Member Board Of Public Works.
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of Seioto County
For School Commissioner.
ANS0N SMYTH, Of Lucas County.
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~our neighbor Of the Eagle seems
diSposed to rejoice over the late elections
in KOntucky. Tennessee, Virginia. North
Carolina and Oregon, and particularly that
Of Kentucky. We should be aslonished
at this were we no. so we'll acquainted
with the Eagle. It is its uniform habit
to Now loudly about everything democratic.
and hiss loudly about everything that is
not Tbs Democracy have certainly moth
Jog over which to rejoice. They have
gained no victory 10 the late election. -
On the contrary they have lost three Con-
grsssmsn in Kentucky. one in Virginia.
one in Oregon. thee in North Carolina,
and four in Tennessee. Below we give
the comparative results in '57 and 80.
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POLITICAL Discussions The Republi-
can, and Democratic Central Committees
Tor Ohio give notice that il has been ar.
ranged for the two candidates for Govern
or Of Ohio. Hon. w. Dennisoa, and Hon.
X. r Ranney. TO discuss together the
political question Of the day, before The
people Of the State, at the following times
and places, viz:
Az Tifiu, onTuesday September 9th.
Dayton, on Thursday September 9th.
Cleveland. on Saturday. September
Canton. on Tuesday. September 18th.
Gainesville, on Thursday. September
q ChillicOthe. on Saturday. September
.o., Columbus. on Tuesday, September
20ib.
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Send In your orders Immediately to FRANCIS X.
ELLIoTr, First AveHue,JFsp York City. Be srre and
prte your address plain, giving Town, Post 0fice,
Address, County and State. 4 4 * n.e
New York, June l6, 1859 -3m7.
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I. TF5OOO Agents Wanted--To sell four new
Inventions. Agents have made over $os,0O0 OF
four stamps and get Sc pages particulars, gratis.
EPHBAIM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
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mOTHERsE MOTHERsll mOTMRMsl

Juue 10, ls5e-etf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-16
National Dem leratle Convention.

w ASHlNGTON, Ice. {.
The National Executive Democratic
committee met this evening, at Wizards
uotel.-All the States were represented
except Maryland, Georgia. California and
Alabama. After a free interchange OF
opinion, Monday, 23rd of April was fixed
for the time of meeting of the Charleston
Democratic Convention.
A resident committee appointed to SUI
perintend the printing and publication of
documents DC; consisting ofthe following
members: Hon C. L. Nallandingham OF
Ohio, chairman, Hon. G. J. Faulkner OF
Va, Hon. John Cochrane of New York,
Hon. John A. Logan. ILL.,. Hon. VIM.
Bigler, Pa, Hon. VIM. Barksdale, Miss.
Hon. Miles Taylor, La, and w. II. Eng.
fish, Ind.
The chairman and secretaries were auth
orized 20 procure suitable hall at Char.
lesion, in which to hold the convention, tc
issue tickets of admission to said conven
ton, and TO make such other arrange.
ments as may be necessary for the assem-
bling and holding OF said convention. \
resolution was adopted with view if pos
sible, to correct Geographic misrpresenta
tons concerning the interests of the dem
ocratic party. The convention then adj
burned sine die.
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Later from San Frantlseo.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. {.
Dispatch from San Francisco 14th, p.
m. via Gilroy, says Bulletin this evening
contains following editorial remarks:
We learn from reliable source that
, General Scott, upon his recent arrival in
the vicinity of British Columbia, dispatch
ed letter to the authorities Of Eancouvers
Island, announcing bis arrival, and ndica-
ting his readiness to confer with the Brit
ish authorities with view to a peaceful
solution of the San Juan difficulty. At
last accounts Col. G. Lay, bearer of dis
patches, had not returned, therefore moth
ing is known of the spirit in which the
| Generals communication was received.
| Should Gov. Douglas act in spirit OF
| frankness and moderation, there is reason
/ TO believe that arrangements will be made
, for the entire withdrawal of Harney's force,
and restoration to the same condition OF
affairs at San Juan as existed previous to
! its occupation. 1t is not at all probable,
| however, that Scott will assent to even an
implied apology for Harney's act, or ar
range for the joint occupation of the Is
land.
If he withdraws his troops at all, it vii
be done distinctly as concession to Brit
ish sensibilties, with clear understand
ing, that such withdrawal is not TO be con.
sidered as implying doubt of American ii
tie to the disputed territory, but that its
sole object is to restore matters to such g
position that England may with honor to
herself, resume active negotiations towards
a settlement of the boundary question by
! treaty.
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Arrival of the Edinburg.
NEM YORK Dec.

VIEW L Onh) Nv -
The steamer Edinburgh arrived this eve,
ming with LIVERPOOL advices of the ODD,
and Geographic intelligence to Queenstown
to the oath.
1t is reported that arrangements are pro
crossing for mails direct for New York
from Queenstown.
DR.. Barryth, Catholic Bishop Of Savan-
nah, died recently at Paris.
Gen. Garibaldi in his proclamation an,
nouncing his retirement from the army OF
Central Italy complains Of undetermined
Vaccinations against him. He says he will
resume his services the moment Victor
Emanuel calls to arms He recommends
the Italians to rally around the King OF
Sardinia.
The Spanish movement against Moroc-
co is progressing slowly. The treaty rat,
ifcations have been exchanged At Zurich
Nothing formal is known with regard to
the European Congress, but the 10Th OF
December is spoken of as the time fixed
for the meeting
The ship Ehaming from Shields for New
York has been abandoned at sea. The
crew was saved.
The ship Athlone from Liverpool fol-
Galveston has been abandoned at sea with
six feet Of water in her hold.
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Items of Interest to Dyspeptics.

SICK HEADACHE AND DEBILITy.-The
Oxygenated Bitters are worthy the atten-
ton of all who are afflicted with these or
any other symptoms arising from weak
ened and deranged state of the digestive
system.
ISvAIUABLE.-None except those who
have suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy
of the Oxygenated Bitters, sovereign rem
edy for this distressing disease in all its
forms.
A Coop MEDIcISE.-The Oxygenated
Bitters is the best remedy for dyspepsia
ever discovered; for proof of this read the
certificates from members Of Congress and
other we'll known citizens.
A WORD TO DYsPEpTIcs.-The Oxygen
ated Bitters is sure remedy for Dyspep-
STA in all its various forms and general de-
bility, having the highest testimonials ever
given in favor of any medicine in the world.
TIE OxYcENATEp BITTERs have rece;v-
ed the strongest testimonials of any medi-
cine in the world, for the cure of Dyspep-
STA, Asthma and General Debility, and is
worthy the confidence of all who seek a
remedy for these complaints.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor.
Sold by all druggists. Cincinnati, 0
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AUGUSTA Ga, Dec. II.


Posr OFFICE RoBBERY-D. Palmer. IT.,
from St Louis, an Ambrotypist, robbed
the post Office at Athens, Ca, on Friday,
and attempted to fire the building. He
was arrested and confessed his guilt. A
sum Of money, and number of stamps
which he had stolen, were recovered, He
has been committed TO jail.
BosToS, Dec. 12-
Loss or \ GOVERNMENT STEAMER-ln-
telligence has been received that the Gov
eminent surveying steamer Fennimore
Cooper has been wrecked in the harbor OF
Margarine, Japan. All he hands wore
saved The vessel is total loss.
CHICAGO, Dec. IL.
JUMpERIz AcQUInEp.-Henry Jumpertz,
who has been on trial here for the last
three weeks, for the murder Of Sophie
Werner, in the fall Of s57, was this NOR
ning acquitted.
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TOW AND COU N T r Y
To those who Owe Us.-We


wish to put our subscribers, and all others
indebted to the Pilot Office, in mind Of
the fact that it costs us a great deal OF
money to publish it, and that but few OF
:hem have yet paid their subscription
price. The amount which each one owes
us is small, but if all Of them should pay
up before New Years, the whole amount
thus collected would give US large sum,
and enable US to give them more readable
paper We trust this notice will be suffi-
cient to wake up our friends indebted to
the Office. Farmers can pay in potatoes,
-four, pork, beef, butter, or any other artl-
Gle Of produce. Let US have those or the
money.
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CONGRESS. At last accounts, the House
of Representatives, had not organized. The
Republican minority Of that body are
spending the peoples money in idle talk
We hope that an organization will take
place at an early day, and that we will be
able to publish President BUcHASAN's
MESSAGE in our next.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The house of Mr.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, in the town of Kos
suth, caught fire on Monday night last,
about II o'clock, and but a few minutes
elapsed before the building was in ashes.
Mrs S. was sick at the time, and it required
the most active efforts TO save her and her
seven small children. In the house was a
years provisions, consisting of flour, pork,
&c, all Of which was consumed-leaving
Mr.. S. and bis family entirely destitute OF
clothing and the other necessaries of life.
Mr. SULLIVAN is an old resident Of the
county and the products of ten years hard
labor have been swept away in one night.
His case is truly a pitiable ono, and We
hope that the benevolent of our village
will not be backward in extending him re-
lief.
Mr.. JAMES B. CROWLEY has kindly con-
scented to receive donations in money. pro-
visions, and clothing, for Mr. SULLIVAN,
and they can be sent to his house, or he
will call for them when invited to do so
let every man and woman give thei- mite
and assist worthy and deserving family.
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THE GRANDSON OF TECUMsEH.-The
grandson of Tecumseh is now living in
Natchez, Mississippi. He is well educa-
ted and accomplished gentleman, having
travelled over greater part of Europe
He is physician, and is said by the Free
Trader to be an excellent one. In his
pharmacopeia is 4 lot of medical herbs
the secret of whose curative powers he de-
rived from his grandmother, who was a
great "medicine" woman.
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SOMETHING TO DE Thankful FoR.-We
now receive Milwaukee papers on the Sec
ond day after publication. Thanks to the
Wisconsin Stage Company, who, we I'M
derstand, will hereafter run their coaches
direct to Milwaukee in one day and half.
This will be the cheapest and most com
Portable route for travellers during the win
Ter months They have stocked the route
with good teams, warm coaches, and care.
ful drivers, and we trust our people will
appreciate the convenience by patronising
the line.
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LATER FROM SAN FRANCIsco.-NEw
YORK, Dec. 12.-The steamer Atlantic ar
rived this evening with California dates to
the Goth, and $4,000.
Gen. Scott is passenger by the Allan
tic
The Island of San Juan is virtually in
the occupancy of both nations. All the
American troops, except a small force, have
been withdrawn, and the matter of send
ing an equal number of British troops has
been left to the discretion Of Gov. Doug as
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ST.. JAMES CHUKcH.-The Right Rev.
JACKSON KEMrER, Bishop Of the Diocese
of Wisconsin, is expected to officiate at St.
James Church on Sunday next.
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The COUNTY BoARD-This body had an
adjourned session of two days this week
commencing on Tuesday and ending on
Wednesday. They appropriated $4,000
in Tax Certificates for the erection Of Fire
Proof Building for the use ofthe County
Officers. We understand that Mr.. Ben
yAMrN JONES is the contractor.
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Jouy BRowE MEETISG.-At the Taber-
nacle, on Sunday morning last, the meet
ing announced by the Tribune, was held,
and the Rev. Mr.. STANLEY, Pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, preached a
politico funeral sermon on the death, BY
strargulation, of JONI BRowS, who was
recently convicted and hanged in Virginia,
for stirring up slave instruction in the
South, and for the murder Of peaceable
and unoffending citizens.
Such exhibitions Of sympathy for the
fate Of this man, who has been guilty of
the highest crimes known TO the laws of
The country, is sickening to look upon, and
ought, and will be, condemned by every
lover Of law and order, and Of the practice
OF the christian virtues among the people.
The improperly, if not wickedncss, Of
such attempts as made by the Rev'd gen
teman on Sabbath last, is shown in the
following extract taken from sermon re-
Gently preached by the Rev. DR.. DEWEY,
Of Boston. He says:
"Now give me moments candid hear
ing, if I speak to any that differ from me
in regard to what this case demands of us.
l agree with you in much; and let the sys-
ten Of slavery be ever so wrong-ever SO
much at variance with all natural justice
agree with you that it is wrong. agree
with you that it is most fearful and
threatening calamity to this country. l
trust and believe with you, that in some
way there is to be deliverance from it
But is this the way-by stirring up and
arming the slaves against their masters
Do you consider what slave instruction
is2-to carry fire and slaughter, rapine
and murder-horrors worse, if possible
than those Of the Scpoy rebellion, all over
the South country? If you do consider
it, and if you deliberately say that you
desire to see a slave instruction, then YOU
may consistently gather meetings in the
North to express sympathy for John Brown
If you do not, then surely ever public, pa
triotic, brotherly, humane and christian
consideration forbids it to be done"
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Eg Adrertisers aciH please bear IN mind
that tie Pilot has nor tie largest circular
ton Of any English paper printed an Mis
county, and that It is for their interest to
use its columns, Adcertise IN II, and there
Jy increase your business.
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TRIAL OF THE New FIRE ESGINE-The
members of Torrent Fire Co., No. 2 had
their Machine" out on Wednesday for
trial. We understand it performed its du.
ty well, and that the Company iz well sat
isfed with the purchase.
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EThe Madison Patriot thus acknowl

lE~The Madison Patriot thus acknowI-
edges a present Of some whlte-tisll from
Senator THURBER, of this place:
A TuoUsASD THANKS We offer a
thousand thanks to our esteemed friend,
Senator Thurber of Manitowoc-for lot
of fresh white fish, sent by express, Pump
and Beriah," through the agency OF
jeff" of the American. Our friend
may rest assured that when we of-fish late
at dinner, he will be prayerfitly remem-
bered.
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8. A. WOOD,

attorney and Cbunsellor at Lao,
And General Land Agent. Also Agent for the
Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn
Capital, 81, 900, 900. Corner of sth and Frank
lin ST., Manitowoc, Wis. nl>tf.
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Bleeding at the Lungs Cured.

John D. Park-Desr Sir:-Having been At.
tackled with hemorrhage Of the lungs which left
me with a troublesome cough and the usual de-
bilty consequent upon such an attack, and hay
ing cured myself by the use of WISTAR'S BAL
SAN OF WILD CHERRY, feel it a pleasure
and duty to testify to its merits. Ny general
faith in patent medicines is email; but for those
who are suffering under pulmonary attacks, an
persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent prep.
aration. Yours, very truly,
IONA r. CHILDs.
Ed. CAicopre Tel.
Chicopes, Mass, Feb. 20, 1854.
JOHN D. PARK,
Proprietor, Cincinnati.
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Jacob LANZ.

Cabinet Manufacturer, and Furnishing Store
Constantly on hand every description of Ma
hogany, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which is as good. and will be cold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.
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THE PILOT.

Agents for the Pilot.-RousDs 4 LAxGDos,
l:5, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the Pilot.
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BANK OF MANITQWuE,
MANITOwOC WIS.


COLLECTIONS MADE, and proceeds prompt
" ly RENTED, at current rates ofexchange.
Exchange, Gold, Silver, and Uncurrent Money
bought and sold.
Exchange for sale on England, Ireland, Scott
land and Wales, and on all the principal cities Of
Continental Europe.
Inheritanccs, and every other claim on parties
residing in the old country collected at reasona,
bic charges.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
Office Hours-from 9 A. NJ. to P. NJ.
REFEREN CEs.
Park Bank, New York.
VIM. J, Bell & Co., do.
II. A. Tucker 4 Co., Chicago.
State Bank. Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Wis. NJ. & F. l. Co. Bank, do
Dane Co. Bank, Madison.
c. c. BARNES, President.
J. C. BARNES, Cashier. nl>f
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WRECK OF A SHEDoYGAs NEssEL.-The
Sheboygan Journal says that the schooner
G. Worth, haIling from that port, was
stranded twelve miles north Of Mackinac,
during a snow storm on the night of the
25th ult Captain BEALs, who arrived at
Sheboygan on Tuesday, is unable to state
at present whether she will Prove total
loss or not She was bound up, laden with
salt and plaster for her owner, A. P. LIZ
MAN, of Shebovgan. Cargo uninsured
Huh insured for $4,000.
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STRAY IsEIFER.

CTRAYED away from Mantowoc about three
- weeks ego, RED HEIFER, three years old,
With white spots all over her EMAIL horns turn.
ed in-and she Was rather small for her age
Information conc ernipg her viii DO thankfully
received by N. DONAHUE.
Msni.o~oc, Decenbtr J, 1882
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CHRISTMAS BALL IN MIsHIcoTI.-A Ball
will take place at 7angei Hall, in Mishi-
colt, on Thursday evening, Dec. %, under
the superintendent of Mr. DAMON, of the
Mishicott House. 1t is intended to be a
tip top affair, and as Mishicott contains
some of lhe best people in the world, We
doubt not that those who attend from here
will come away satisfied,