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Manners Rep.

The Straight Douglas Ticket com
prised only the four electors named
tirst-three of whom were on the
Union Ticket also. Whole number
Of votes cast, SIS.
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sgEup. ID.
gpfal Affairs.

rT PERSONS KNOWING OR HEARING OF Ac-
cIDENTs, BURGLARIEs, THEFTs, OR oTHHR
MATTERS OF A LOCAL OR GENERAL NATURE,
WILL CONFER A FAVOR WHICH WILL BE DULY
ApPREcIATED By ADVANCING Us THE SANE.
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Dissolution of E'aralership.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between
Ellis Gamble and John A. kutter, trading
under the firm OF Gamble h Kutter is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The subscribers
intend to.earrY on the painting business sepa-
rately.
July A.
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Ladies'. Attend

TUST RECEIVED! new and sCl9hdd
81 stock of T A L L G 0 0 d S, at MRSyMary
Wetherills Fancy Trimming Store, four doors
above the Presbyterian Church, where she
keeps constantly on hand, an excellent assort-
ment of Fashionable Goods, of every quality.
Particular attention given to MILLINERY
MISS MARY TVETHERILL.
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TaiIOreSS.

CARAH W. BETHEL respectfully informs
\ the citizens of Lambertyie and vicinity,
that she is now ready to cut and make Goats,
Pantaloons and vests, she invites her friends,
and customers to call at her place of business,
at the residence of Mr. Powell D. Williamson's
sixth door below Nam, in Coryell st. o3g1m
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Jokes &c

For election times, jokes are con-
sidered highly necessary. Everybody
mast take or give a good joke Any
thing to make vest buttons snap off
and excite the risibilities of the crowd,
is considered in order The +" Some
bodys" have advertised for sale all the
equipments, torches and paraphernalia
of the Wide Awake and Douglas clubs
of this place, and given free tickets
over the Manners railroad to
those expecting to travel towards the
Saline Springs, A man who can't
take joke, we don't want about us.
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Lyceun

Lyceum
The Lambertville Lyceum will meet
at Coryell's Hall, on next Monday
evening, the 10Th inst, at I o'clock.
Prof. Moffatt, of Princeton, is ex-
pected to deliver an address.
Clark Pierson, Sec'y.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the notice in
another column of this paper. of the dis
solution of the firm of JOHN L. GORDON &
Co., is false, and wilfully misrepresented by John
t. Gordon, (alias) Elgordon, the said firm re-
mains the same as it has heretofore, and will till
further notice is given, by
Nov 9, '59.--tf V. R. MATHEWS,
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Great Political Enthusiasm /!

Curtin triumphant IN Pennsylvania.
Although tbs true the people say
Lincoln the man TO rule the day.
It's also true that goods are cheap and
profits small.
At Silvers' Store, Just give him call
A large and splendid assortment of
DRY GOODS
just received FOR the Fall & Winter Trade
50. Dress Goods Of every style and pattern,
De LANES of the latest Philadelphia STYLE, very
nice. Poplains, Broeade busters, Cashmeres,
Madonna, and numerous other styles, the 5eSt
the city markets can afford Also a splendid
line of Cloths, Cashmeres, Sal tinetts Sweeds &c
Jeans n little lower than ever before offered to
the Public. large stock of Shawls of every
description quality and price. Broche Long
Wool Shawls, Cashmere &c. An extensive
stock of Boots & Shoes, to be sold cheCp The
subscriber having had an experience of severaI
years in this department of the business, feels
confident ne can suit in style and quality the
eye Of the most fastidious.
CARPETS CARPETS
Another lot of splendid carpeting just opened
Mt the Lambertyille Carpet Emporium, Est door
below, embracing English, Brussels, Ingram,
Hemp, Stair carpets, Of every style, which in
addition to his former stock, enables the sub
scfiber to offer The largest stock of carpets in
town at city prices. Also Trunks, Valises,
Window Shades, Oil Cloths, &c. in all their va
riety. GROCERIES, sold at the lowest pos
sbe figure.
Customers we invite you whether great or small
Whether with cash or produce, come one, come
all,
Or if you've lately made change by getting
you spouse,
BE sure to 60 to Silyers Store, to furnish you
house.
Oct. Is, 1860 JOB sILvERs.
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The Boston Clock


The following is a recommendation
of the Boston Clock, which is contem-
plated being placed in the Tower over
the " New Press Building:"
West Ncwbury, Nov. 5th, 1860.
To Mr.. Walker, Agt. Of the Turret
& Marine Clock Co.,
Sir +: I am pleased to inform you
that the Clock You put up in our
Church Tower has given universal sat
isfaction. Many were rather skepti-
cal that a clock exposed to the winds
and storms of q very exposed place,
could be made to go without stopping
often. 1t has now been nearly six
months without stopping once, and
with a mean variation Of less than a
second per day, compared with clock
regulated by transit instrument.
Yours Respectfully,
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DR.. WiStar'S BalSam of Wild
Cherry.

Where this article Is known it is work Of
shpererogation to say one word in its favor, so
well is it established as an unfailing remedy for
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Quinsy, Phthisic, diseases Of
the Throat, Chest and Lungs, as well as that
most dread of all diseases, Consumption, which
high medical authority has pronounced to be
durable disease. Those who have used this
remedy know its value those who have not
have but to make a single trial to he satisfied
that of all others it is the remedy.
FURTHER TESTIMONY.
TIMELY CAUTION.
The following letter from gentlemen in Phila-
delphia, who came near being imposed upon
by worthless article, and who, knowing by
experience the virtues of the genuine Wistar's
Balm of Wild Cherry, wishes to caution tho
public against similar impositions
Philadelphia, Jan. 80, 1860.
Messrs. Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston -
My wife having been afflicted with a very Sc
we're cough for nearly two years, was induced
by a friend to try Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and finding great reliefin it, she perse
vered in its use with the most beneficial results
My object in writing is to inform you that
you would advance your own interest as we'll as
that of the suffering comm unity, by advertising
such retail druggists as keep it for SALE Being
on one occasion out of the Balsam, / called at a
drug store in this city to purchase bottle, when
a spuriousa and worthless imitation was offered
me as the genuine. Byadvertising in this man
ner you will pr otect the public from imposition
and advance your own interests as medicine
having the estimable virtues of Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry should never suffer in reputation
by coming in competition with worthless and
deecterious mixtures.
With respect yours truly
G. M HALLOWELL
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The
only genuine Wistar's Balsam has the written
signature of at. BUTTS and the printed one
the Proprietors on the outer wrapper; all
other is vile and worthless.
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10000 Peach Trees.

TNoCULATED this season, and for sale 81
Ia $25 per thousand Also,
Apple Trees,
Pear Trees. dwarf and standard,)
Cherry Trees,
Appricotts,
Shade and Ornamental Treas.
Grape Vines,
Lawton Baekb0rrioS
and ossage Orange, for fencing
All of which will be. given in exchange for
small amount of money, at the Union Nurseries
of JOHN 7. SERGEANT,
s26 Sand Brock, HunterdOn co., n. =
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Mu. 1915.
CHAS. SCHULHAUS,
Merchant Tailor,
AID DEALER II

READYMADE CLOTHING.
Southeast Corner Of Union and Church Stress6.
LAMBERTVILLE, N. =.
TUST received a large assortment Of cloths,
81 Cassimerss, Vestings, &C., suitable for the
Spring trade.
HATs.-For the accommodation Of nay CAS-
toners have embarked in the Hat business.
and have now on hand as large and well selected
assortment Of Hats as can be found anywhere.
Also, Orders for Silk and Cashmere Hat, aH-
ed promptly.
Last but not least, Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods in all its variety.
March % 80
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Plaster! plaSfM.

FsNIIE undersigned is prepared to furnish The
4 farmers with PLASTER during the season at
reasonable price for CASH He has also,
a fs,e hataaired gallons oSsoJ FLAG Ss2z OIL,
Which he will sell at faE price for CASH.
All orders either by mail orAotherwise, win re
ceive punetual attendance.
MAY IL. 1S59.-7m* w. IT, KEEPER
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LambertyiIIe Mills.
N6 Joseph Smiths 1SM

NUSToM OR GRIST WORK will be prompt
" ly and judiciously attended to at all times.
CASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, and Oats.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR and every varie,
ty of Feed Stuffs sold ut low rates for CASH,
and delivered to any part of the town, daily.
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Nlgecial Notice.

ltARyER& WILLIAMS, Lambertyile, an
Z lnouncc 20 the public and their customers that
they will commence to sell, on Monday, Sep. "a,
1860, some great Bargains ia Cloths Cassimeres,
Black and iancy Silks DcIaines, Prints, Mnslins,
&c. sep.lQ ls60
CBLACKWEIIs has Houses stores.
~ Shops and Offices, for sale or rent in Lam
hertvilIe They will be sold low, on easy terms.
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RETAIL PRICES,
b. PlOtfS
Proprietor Of Eagle
CLOTHING EMPORIUM -!
No ga NORTHAMPTON ST

EAsFON, Pa
TLOTHTNG at immensely low prices. The
Y subscriber has just completed his Spring and
Summer stock at prices to suit the times.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.-He has on hand
a large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS of superior qualities, which
will be made up in the best and mostfashionable
manner, toorder. AHa0ork warranted to fit.
Don't forget the place, No. IS, Northampton
St., Easton Pa, next door to Chidsey'a Stove
Store. Aug. Is, sly.
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A ". BONNELL, Pennington, Bealer
M in hardware Nails, Cutlery, and in fact
has everything pertaining to well regulated
hardware business XII
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Sinner and HulSizer'S

NELODEONS ard ORGAN HARMONI
In u MS, Suitable for Churches and private
u e, warranted equal if not superior to any now
in use sold upon the most reasonable terms, by
Sep. 1860, A. F. HUTCHINSON, Dentist.
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z. A. H. Trego, Dentist, @
=. MANUFACTURER OF =
Ifego's Ieabeffy .
TooTHWAsH.

Removed 10 Union st., First Door
Abore the Presbyterian Church,
Lambertrille, AZ j.
Particular attention given to Surgeon Den
ist-y.
Several valuable presents this year. (See
Cards.)
Every known kind of artificial teeth inserted.
All work WARRANTED to be of a superior
quality.
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- The Press" is now pub
lished at the New Press Buildings"
at the corner of Union and Coryell
streets.
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MANITOWOC, WIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST "A, 1860.
[ will be down directly


sSee, MOTHER said Harriet, cousin
Margaret has given me this to purchase
flannel
Flannel for what purpose, child"
TO wear, mother. She wears it, and
she does not suffer from tie cold as | do
She is less fragile aud delicate, my
dear. But since she has generously given
YOU the money it shall be expended for
YOU. Let NE see; it is five dollars Han
naA got twenty for those awkward looking
bracelets that your grandmother gave you
and when this weeks work is carried
home we can get a set of canoes like
Emma Newel's Your new dress Of white
satin only need canoes to perfect it.
ana sure we are greatly obliged to you,
Margaret
They went down stairs exuIting, and
left me mentally vowing that on 10 pre-
tense should another penny Of mineheIp to
sustain such hollow aud really shabby
gentility. In my next l will explain to
you why I see so little society, and why
susfermyself to pass for a country bun1er
heal In tie mean time, am
our atIecji0nate MAGGIE.
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Speed Of steamships On III e
F4alC.

The papers Of Cleveland and Buffalo
have contained frequent notices Of the
speed made between those ports the pres
ent summer, by two splendid steamships
Of the Randall model, one Of which, the
CITY Of Buffalo, It is into1Ied to build
for the steamship company here. These
boats are not running in opposition, and
have in no case been put to a trial of
speed but they have frequently made the
distsuce from Buffalo TO Cleveland. 1S5
miles, at twenty one to twenty two miles
per hour. Tie Cleveland Herald Of June
10th, SAWS Of trip Of tie "Western Me
tropolis,' made the previous day, that she
''made another quick trip last night with
out meaning H." leaving Rufalo on time,
AMI arriving at Cleveland in eight hours
aud ffv minutes Her average rate was
therefore about u mics per hour
10 attempt was made to attain unusu-
Al peel The same raror of I"~, 2Gl
~ City OF Buffalo" ran the same distance
in eight hours and thirty eight minutes,
being about Oh miles per hour. Again
on June 2Sth, the same paper notices a
trip Of the Western Metropolis in eight
hours and twenty minutes from Buffalo,
being still quicker than the last named, no
race being attempted. But the crowning
,aeeI VA, attained bv ,ae -lu- boat oa
July 24lh, run Of ninety miles beo-
Inrle from Buffalo TO LTie in just four
hours, or at the rate of 22l miles per
honr. This is stated by Buffalo paper
# July 10Th. from which We take the
item.
1t must b. remembered that these are
steamships much larger than the "Yigo'
and other screw steamers, and quite equa
in capacity to the Collins steamers. The
speed they make Is nothing new, thew hav-
iag made - miles an hour many a time
during the past two years, as is testified
hr persons who Lave sailed on them
These facts prove conclusiysly that great
~ capacity can be had in steamships, with
tar greater speed as well, simply by q
change Of models. II IS absurd not tC
suppose the splendid success Of these boats
possible on the ocean, and it may be sail
also that ous OF these has an old engine
which. in a ship Of the old model, could
not, and did not, make over fifteen mile.
an hour.
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impuiaiye exhibitions OF feeling that they
so quarrel with there was fountain OF
JOY that a stranger must not intermeddIs
with. | have written to Harry that for
some reasons satisfactory to myself | oc-
oupy humble position in my aunts cir.
Gle, and begging him, if he comes here, to
conceal our previous acquaintance for q
time. Do you think he will : He is Sc
straightforward and truthful that | fear he
viii not consent to the appearance of de-
ceit, and | often feel that | am acting al
unworthy part. What DO YOU think!
Your own MAGGIE.
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MAxrNs FoR YouNG MGN-Keep good
company. Never be idle If your hands
cannot be usefulIy employed, attend to
the cultivation Of your mind. Always
speak the truth. Make few PROMISES
Live up to your engagements. Keep So
crets, if you have any. When you speak
to a person look him in the face. Good
company and good character are ABOVE all
things else. Your character cannot be es-
sentiaIly injured except by your own acts.
If any one speaks evil of you, let your life
be so that no one will believe him. Drink
no intoxicating liquors. Ever live (mis-
fortunes eXcepted) within your income
When you retire to bed, think over what
YOU have been doing through the day
Make no haste to be rich if you would
prosper. Small and steady gains give
great competency, with tranquility Of
mind. Never play at any game of chance.
Avoid temptation through fear you might
not withstand it. Never run in debt un-
less you can see a way to get out again
Never borrow if yGu can possibly avoid
It. Never speak evil Of any one. Be
just before you are generous. Keep your,
self innocent, if you would be happy. Save
when you are young to spend when you
are old.
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EARLY INFLUENCES There can be no
greater blessing than to be born in the
light and air Of a cheerful, loving home.
1t not only ensures happy chidhood-if
there be health and a good constitution
but 1t almost makes sure and virtuous
and happy manhood, and fresh young
heart in old age. We think it every pa
rents duty to try and make their childrens
childhood fall of love and of chiidhood's
proper Joyousness; and we never see chill
dren destitute Of them through the power.
ty, faulty TENDERS, or wrong notions Of
their parents, without heart ache Not
that all the appliances which wealth can
buy are necessary to the free and happy
unfolding Of childhood in body, mind or
heart-quite otherwise, God be thanked :;
but children must at least have love inside
the house, and fresh air and good play and
some good compaionship outside other
wise young life runs the greatest danger
~ the world Of wirhering or growing
stuntej, or sour and wrong, or at least
Prematurely old, and turned inward on
itself.
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Be4-" Come here, mo little man. said
gentleman to youngster of five years,
while sitting in a parlor where large
company was assembled. "Do YOU know
me Z"
"Yith, thir."
/" Who am !-let me hear"
You ith the man who ki,hed mamma
when papa was in New-hlkr
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GEO. y. W0DDEy,

Attorney and CounseiLor a: Law,
sfice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular after ton given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc WIS, uI-tf
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

'0ta,y Public and GeueraL Land 1geut,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
i'll attend to the payment Of taxes, the colec-
ton 0, debts, the eE smi-ati0u Of titles, &c.
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NATIO Al HOTEL,
Livery & Boarding Stable

FT'HE LIVERY III ~INESS, Of the late fru a'
L. GLoy1R AcGALLl-TsR, viii in future Jo
conducted az The old stand 10y the undersigned.
Thankful Tor past patronage, my efforts in future
VII be with direct reference % des1rvirg con-
tuuance of the sane r r GTOVFR
AsnitoSoc, July stl, 1859.
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attorney and Coun8eilor at Lar,
I'd Notary Public. Office On York street,
ManitoEoc, Wisconsin. Ally
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ttorEey at Law and E0tasg P-5l.c Office In
Berner's building, south side Of the river,
MaEitoEoc. 42-ly
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:. 4. 0OD.

attorney and Counselior ot Ian,
a General Land Agent. AIso a gent for the
-Ktna Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn
Capital, 5 ,O00, 900. Corner Of 8th and Frank
lin St, Aanitowoc, Wis. nl>tf
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H. I
lney "e"1 "a uoNH sI",,S eN'',,'uS' '""
leiV NE 'he',''i'y fo"I"@ 'l.'' ..l o'i ~ pc
tense Slouli ",tot'S' penny " 'n'.i0.'e'P -
S's'ai., A.. s"eI nollo" 'r n;1I sf'''5 I,'a'o
9e"'I'''y' =. 'l5 nv = ',''1l y
gu "'y go ~ l.'t.o 'o>,.o-,, ,'.'I WY
,u'l9iliil 97ii 70 pass -. . - 0'"''>-7'
49, - .''9 -, hr.-u--
oUI "iI9G'''l'''o' ,''l''
po--,.-
-rD 4. o,lgN' L,m~,,. : <,,,. GU Va,
Hy - E,raaa .l,S', La,n ,larn;rl, -
~ }oIs nv,
- so',' ~ ny oG'S,'. -, ,aIi an ,5
'''0 "S'''' "a - y .>'l~'' = ''''.'
P''.l'"I' i'o"t ''"y M NJ ''oo,s
''"'''i ''e 2'''.'s-'' - ',',.' o'''o','''3',
9"'7 ne - 'i''S7'o'' - @I.'s - ~ 1o,,'
.'ls'c'" vi 0NJ"p ''5 -! 90 '0I ~:
"il7l0 enc I.I P'I.' ,a''o''IeS'i i,,Is
" aunt WISH ','''. I'I'','.. - -,,I.0 a.
- 503''"'0 80
80 10 ','' "Pl' o:'t', '''' .','o "'':.S
- i'' ~ hesu' ~ - :
heg lessons anu as 70 ora" i'S' i N,',e " H'I
yeI uh packed NY peiloI'9 ':"t' u S.'ilo' =,
nave lei'u'e' o''1 no P"S'' ~ " ~
shake your head, fear, and prophesy that
Harry's instructions will be wholly lost,
but l am sure | could not sketch a p, ST
and rail fence among all this STOP work.
eIIe,1ay I L'%ll o'ou I NJ 80 :, 10y iI Ig'1s
ION Larry VINO il's az l'' - ms y I;,o
ma an" Is q g 1'oIe W. - li5 o0". '''n'
- mo "A'''-s.' Ca ii''''''S' - oi-0
heaI,h.ness OF the season Which prevents
an exhibition q his saItl.
You ask if my aaut Angnsta has not
yet attempted to subdue tie fee speech
and independent manner about winch you
have 50 often Iectur4d. Harry mjschev-
ousIy inquiries If she has tanned ne. rs II
were wild beast. W. eli, TO sa1'9i. yoa
both, | will confess that attend morning
lectures, afternoon lectures and evening
lectures al on the same the'os-pro2nety.
And have not yet acquired tAe ple>cf'o-
ed w'ita Of tA~AIon"oie y""", Of IAe true
compass o. " '"eSA9'
was passing the front door this morn
lng on my way TO my room ""eA my al
Jenron was attracted by the screams OF Il
little glrl who was crossing i"e street from
tie opposi ie walk. >"e was b0nne'.es' e'.es
ahd shoy.ess, ""d Her asIe plhched ieco
looked blue and c@'" l1io'-h me 5s hoIts o. o.
her stockings. utn"A"' "Ao was loHsh
hg the door KNOB stopper snort III H9f
WoLk' ana "'ter s"A."s " mV,ns"t o,.,5 :, al the
child, exclaimed, ""hy' IT'S M''!y.
" 1o IS Mil! l asked, asked
y little SlrI tnat zee oHa" mas taken
from the aims house lie uses Der dFe"1
fol.y. D.. -.
Just then the s"id Iele came ID 'SAl
armed with large "AlP' ana 't'4!41g
"ia'niui'y aIo"6 WIN i NEW 'Ie "n', ',a' l,''5g..
IN ahuc'Pa',1n o' 'ne toil'f7 It was Ie"d]
TO Inlet " hs1leT '"o 05'1." II =" > '"Pa
',iy III my i0o>I ! .',' ".',,o'1 f ei, D"'
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Zt- An old soaker down East, ac-
counts Tor his perpetual thirst by the fact
that he vas weaued on salt fish.
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Trip Lightly Over Trouble


Ir'p nightly over trouble,
Ti.P ish.lr over wrong;
We only make grief double
by dwelling on It long.
Why clasp woe hand 50 tightly:
v ny "a oef blossoms dead:
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THE PILOT.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
W1s. VI. NICHOLS.

attorney aud Counsellor al LaW,
Zee on York Street, Mauitoroc, Manitowvoc;
County Wis. Collections promptly ate 4sd
to nl-u
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TTORNEY d COUESELL0R ALTA ",
Next Door to the Post Office,
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