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H0FFMANH 4 oELFCKE,
3 1. AQAEXA&N. 10 GEIfCKX AAEX

FR.1-s'ClS II. H0FF.N.l-3.t.
Consul Of the Grand Ducny Of Saxc-Weas the Duchirs
Of Brunswick and a8eGoa and city Of Frank
for and y ast Of several staie authorized to
f5r former rttszens Of AUS rRlA. RAIDER. BAVARIA,
MAN0yElk = ESSfA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA, $ANuSi,
W1KTEMREE0. OLNENKEH{f, nc jas7-cAwlY
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Two Young men in Normandy died re-
Gently of internal ulcers, caused by tobac-
co SIN oking.
Gen. Robert Butler, Assistant Adjutant
General 70 General Jackson at the battle
of New Orleans, died in Florida on the
1lth ult. ......
According to the official returns Of the
assessors of Kansas. the population Of tn 8
Territory is 60 $50.
The Beaver Argus records the marriage
Of John Coburn, only three feet high. No
wonder he wanted to get splced.
Is IT SOFA St. Johns paper states the
singular fact that there is no house in that
city, where gas is burned, in which small
pox, which is now prevalent, has found a
Judgment The gas is claimed TO pow
erful disinfsc:ant.
4 box containing one leg and two feet
of human body was found in Scranton,
p. on the 18th inst. in ravine, near the
Scranton 1apot and taken in charge by
the Coroner. =s....E r.H
ScALDED.--Tfe New Lisbon Republican
learns that Mr. Thompson's little CHI
between two and three wears of age, was
49, - sea!ded on the Goth inst. 1t appears
~, her had set bowl Of bot wa
~ n noo the tsh'. when the little one
caught hold of il and tur- - ne oont1i' Is
upon its neck ana breast. v ''3n 'noy
took the clothes from the child the sN1A
all came off with them. Hopes are en-.
;ertained Of the child's recovery.
Nicholas Longworth has now in his eel
lar four hundred and sixty thousand bot
lies Of w;ue. When it is remenE,ere} that
there are t.~o or three other large manu-
fac.urers in Cincinnati, some idea may he
formed Of The ext ent to which the grape is
cultivated in that vicinity.
Mineral Point, Wis, Has a population of
$500, and has G37 buildings, Of which
more than one-haIf are Substantial struct-
ures of stone or brick.
l. IL said that a young man IN New
York City having advertised for a life,
eighteen manned men offered him theirs.
There bein- 10 announcement Of Lis la7-
inc accepted either # tbs yEgrs, we prs
sume lie didn't propose seeking Bliss with
Z second hand article.
TIE Montreal Pilot says that former
C,erk in tie City Bank. convicted eight
een months ago of forgery, and sent to
Imprisonment ii The Penitent:ary for FIVE
wears has jsst come into q fortune of ESQ.,
600 sterling.
ApPoI<TmsNT.-The Governor has ap-
pointed ]. Adler Ellis, of Madison, Lieu
tenant Colonel, of tie Sth regiment Of
Wisconsin Militia. vice c. w. Cook, re-
signed.
Estimating tie population of the United
States, at the present time, at thirty mil
lions, each inhabitsnt annually consumes s
pounds of coffee, pound OF tea, and 30
pounds Of sugar
Several members Of the Virginia Lcgis
lature returned TO their seats, after the
holidays, in full suits Of home-spun gray
wooden cloth.
a human skeleton has been found at
Marietta, Ohio, under six feet of loan and
three feet of conplonerate rock
The priest who chrs,ened the newborn
child Of the Queen of Spain deserves his
fee, for the infani received sixty-on names.
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ERoE<: Robbery An PitasbGrg.

Our citv was. last evening, the scene of
one of the most daring and outrageous
rgbberies that las ever come under our
notice. It appears that Mr. Bel, resi-
ding Oh Fareite street, in the Fourth ward,
had COLLECTED some 80 600 to make pay
mem on some property to-day. and tliat
the fact becoming known 30 some of the
thieye. that are ever 10 be found 10 2 large
city. they resolved 20 secure the amount,
and took their MEASURES accordingly
Last evening. about six o'clock, two men
disguised IL wonan's clothes called q: Mr.
Bells, with view, as they stated, Of see
ing the gentleman himself.
Mrs. B. invited them in, and they pass
Ell through the hall to the kitchen, where
one took seat while the other stood close
bv, apparently sdmiring some birds which
hung in cage aosinst The val. bat il re,
atty watching favorable onnortul!tY to
"slIy his yi!lainous design into efrecc. At
"rs conversation, Mrs. Bell pro
e ael 49, - ro,,., hsr domestic duties, and
was passing towards u '"rPooar9' "n wien
-, - o''o "a '"S her
that she attempted 10 fee, but WAS seized
hv the bird fancier ere she could stir, and
- gav:oted,' or IL other words the scoun-
lrel threw his arm around her neck, and
placing his knee against the small Of her
back; pressed her towards him until, ':NiXt
pain and fright, she was rendered power
less
But while tlts vas being done, the ras-
Gals accomp!ice was not i4le, q piece of
waE which he had previously sofiened at
the fire, was passed into the unfortunate
1H3y's moath, and willie thus unable either
10 offer resistance or call for assis,anc@
she was bound hand and foot with cord,
and pushed into 3 corner where she lad
to lie INT. released bg her husband some
time alters ard. The robbers having her
nov secure. hurried up stairs and ranaa2k-
e eretylhing il The house in search IF
The coveted s. QG0 They we're unable to
lind i, however, Mr. Is. having very wise
" deposited it some hours before, aud bad
10 c,Hfeut themselves with some articles
Of isve,ry, auI snail AMOUNT Of ryuev,
which '!sy were f'r,urate enough . So
cure. While engaged iii the search up
~ta.Te, the bell was pulled violently bv q
re.,e.e g outside, and this helog the
:Gna' :E.t .tr. III. vas approaching llav
H"niei Gown :, ca.ehIv as possible. and
+ -a.a- hrouah the kitchen where Ms
bell yc' iav game access to an alley In
the rear ofthe house, and escapel.-Pitts-
Jlrrb ffIroajr1g
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T WIN AND CO UL ? z.

Fr The Editor Of The PiLot has been
absent from lis post for some days, and
did not return in time to devote much at
tention to tie elitori.I department this
week. This IS our apology for lack Of
I" local items" and attention to other mat
tiers. If We have not done justice to our
se!f and to c. W. FucH Ibis week, we
trust the above explanation will be a suffi-
cieut excuse TO our readers = assuring
them tia. We agiH DO SO hereafter, if Mr.
FIrcn continues in his past and present
course towards Us
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HTEIss 0E NEWS.

Henry Ward Beecher has declared in
favor Of female Suffrage. lie says that
every miscrean5, if a candidate for place,
would be blasted before the vote of woman. -
But many r miscreant, when a candidate
for the place of husband, finds very little
difficulty in getting himself elected by a
wollan's vote. And isn't it likely that
women are quite rs careful and conscienti
ous IN voting TO fill that interesting place
as they would be in voting to fill the pub
lie Offices --LouiSyH2e Journai,
As an Interesting freak Of nature. Hon
Anasa Walker, Of Massachusetts, relates
dat trees may he so grated AS to produce
IN apple, oGe-haif of which is one kind Of
fujt, and the other Of different kind =
\ foreigner in bis employ a few years
since, made the experiment, and Mr.. Wax
= has ra;sel an apple, one half Of which
was genuine Baldwin, and the other Rox
bury III, set.
Inc celebrated black Doctor" whose
reported marvellous cures Of obstinate can,
ee.- were a snort time since the wonder Of
Hagia an the world, has been declared bv
TIE criminal court n ihat city humJuy
AMI !nF"etor, aai sentenced 10 fine Of
go it&a:s and Imprisonment for fifteen
months.
.i, sand the electric telegraph damages
t'se post ofice to tue amount of a million
dollars annually.
FlaE.-A building owned by c. W
Thompson, worth about 50 COO was re,
Gently turaed at IIokah, MINI. There
"a- ~ iusaraur" Oh tie bull ling. but there
was one $4,000 on he goods in the
store Of Clemeat& Amcs, who occupied It,.
Hon. Henry ". Miller. Of North caro-.
lima. has a4del four thousand dollars to
the Mount Vernon fund by his lectures.
a TETo.-Gov. Randall returned to the
Senate Wit, his veto, the bin to facilitate
the collection of judgments by allowing
executions % issue in vacations. The veto
vs. susie aei.
The i;s:le island Of Barbados, it NAV
not be genera''y known. IS the most dense.
" populated country in the world, with
an area Of 16G square miles. it contains
l25, 8G4 inhabitants.
BUFFaLo.-The business men Of Buffa
10 are taking steps towards the establish
ment Of a blast furnace in that city, for the
man "sActure Of iron from lake Superior
ore.
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Tr5- 4 p,r;c haitian vr;,ar loo

Fy- \ Paris letter writer thus describes
louis NAPOLEON on one Of the spacious av-
e"ues Of that imperial city:
Diving pair ofsp,endia bays attached
70 = box wo"on, with the reins in his own
hands, aud handling them as though he
we're accHsto5ne! to it, without any outri-
deTs, eqnei1ts or guar ;, the Emperor IA
PoIeon came along the avenue He was
dressed with black oyerc cat, aud d ha,
that was of p f.siion Of it's own. The
points OF lis mous.ache look ed particulars
" sharp, and lis " imperial IS though it
had just cor@e from the BARRIERS. It re-
CURED steady hand and quick eve to
guide the dasAir@ horses through the i'm
mense throng Of vehicles OF every tescrlp-
ton which filed The avenue. partic uiarly
IS TIE driver, While keeping one eve ,1pon
the steeAs, was obliged With the 9th er to
TIE SITUATIONS which he re
ce:Ted on every side and kept up a con ii :
nuaI bowing. | consider mvsef toera-
be good democrat, but took my hat en-
tireIy from ny head as he passed A
great man Is Le-Ae has been successful,
and cant as pseudo philosophers may about
L, success Is tie true measure of great
men, after III. The Emperor gives as vet.
no signs of age; (he viii be tifty-two on
tho z0.h Of April next but looks as fresh
and Young, | think, as when | saw him
five years ago, before he had the whole
weight Of Europe on his shoulders, and
tie Pope down on him
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@4z PISEEY We learn fto,r he Wolf
River Piuery. that he snow, thou / chin,
i fuiii lent ia the woods 10 make very
comfortable working, and large quantity
Cur readers viii ali rejoice al this, as so
much Of orr anticipated prosperity de-
Ponds upon the coming down OF The logs,
that i has passed into proverb, that ey-
erythinC Is 10 be al right when tie logs
come down the river OstEovE DS,,r
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EsEEEs s. KERN.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods Groceries aud Provisions,
Glass, Cookery, Fancy Goods Oil Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets Fiddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Ccrdurcs,
Paperhsngiugs, B ushea, &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, Julv, 1859 milf
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G 3, Iy0GD.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
AID General Land AgeI,. Aho Agent for the
r, >I.euauee Compan. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cam =, *l,0Go 009 corn,.' 81 8th ara rank
Tn St. A,.i.yWoc, WIS. hi>ti.
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.yAaGEs E4ANZ,

Cabinet Manufacturer, and Furnishing Store
Con. family or hand every description of Ma.
hogsny, Black Walnut, and plain Furniture,
which is as good. and will be sold as cheap as
that manufactured in Milwaukee, or elsewhere
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.
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& Boarding Stable.

TIVE LIVERY BUSINESS, of tie late frm of
l. GLOVER & MCCALiI7TER, will in future be
conducted at the old staud by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference TO deserving coz
TIM NICE of the same. r. E. GLOVER
Msnitowoc, July 6th, 1859.
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.EseEsy yscEESEEN,

NNAGON, Sleigh and Carriage Nsker-
w Shop on York Street, VIM. Sharp's
Blacksmith Stop, Manitowoc, Wis. Al",ays on
hand aud willing to wotk. b..
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GES. E. LEE,

Attarney and Counsellor at LaU,
vii, prsct;ve in Manitowoc and adjoining coun-
ties. AID in the Supreme and U. s. District
Court. for the State Of Wisconsin.
Office c,srper Of York AID Eighth streets,
MauitoWoc, Wis. nl-i'
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Atto,pcy qa{ Cou"seHor at how,
Justice of The Peace, end Notary Pu''i G. faf
ticu!ar ate ton gIysa to collecting, &c "
Ace on York Street Eanitowoc Wis, nl-a
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Flea.-We regret 70 state that the house
Of Nr. joins KonIvsoS, in the town ct
Kos.ath. was destr~rcd by fire last week
No have TO particulars.
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r.. EsRExEN an.

County Surveyor, Clsrk's IA 'is, Manitowoc coun
tv, Wis. will attend 20 all business IN ms o.
fetal capacity, from and at.sr the ist OF Maron
1859 nl'u'
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Bleeding q 1.-THE Lu2sgs Cared.

John D. Park-Dear Sir-Haying been a..
tackled with hemorrhage Of the lungs, which len
ME with troublesome cough and the USUAL de.
bility consequent upon such an attack ard hay
ing cured myself by the use OF WI7FAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, ! feel il a pleasure
and q duty to testify 10 IFS merits. Ny general
faith in patent medicines is small; but for those
who are suffering under pulmonary attacks, l am
persuaded that the Bal5arn is an excellent prep
arstion. Yours, very truly,
JoSA T. CnlDs.
Ed. Chicopee Tel
Chicopes, sIass., Feb. 20, 1884.
JOHN y. PARK.
Proprietor, Cineia4"t
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WISTAR'S
Balsam of Wild Cherry
yyiStar's EaIsam of " lid Cherry
The Great
REMEDY FOR CONSU MPTION,
and all other diseases Of The Pulmonary
OrJans.
From the Boston Journal.
The Editor ofAs International Jo,.,.a:

TIE Editor Of The Ltsra.rsionc! Jo,:s.:''
says-"Of al the specific cfered - tt"
cure Of Lcmg comp'aints, w 'a@e - a,..-'
fs;,h in WISrAR'S BAlSAA. OF ~ - o.
RG. Free from THOSE marc, x. i0Erad'-:,r
which enter so largely into the csfnucsioa II
some other patent ne iic,nes, it acts wihovt Il
Jury to the nervous susteIn. We sy"gk a his
valuable medicine from personal krote'edge of
its effect. Scarcely two years have elapsed
since member of our family was rai>ed iroH0 tho
very brink of the grave through its use; aud il
several subsequent cases where it has teen ad-
mnistered in our household, il hss never sne<
s.;;ed of the desired effect We cheerful y
commcQd it to our friends in the Western
States. an. among che rest OF rradkind,'
certain remedy for seases of the lungs"
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O. TOgREsON, s. CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla s, Nails,
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, milf
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STRAY HEIFER.

CTRAYED away from Aanitowoc about three
- weeks ago, RED HEIFER, three years old,
with white spots all over her small horns turn
ed in-and she was rather small for her age
Information concerning her viii be THANKFULLY
received by NJ. pONAHI-F
tlanitowoc, December !. 1879.
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W. e. CRISSEY.

14Hornfy and Counsel!or at Law.
Office corner Of 9th and Quay streets, over I. Z.
Shove'S Insurance Office, Manitowee Wis.
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From, tic Boston Oltre Branch

IRON, the Boston Oltrs Brauch.
None except those who have suffered all the
inserts OF Dyspepsia in its various forms can
appreciate the value of a medicine that will cure
this disease. To all who would Gud A remedy
we say try the Oxygcnated Bit r.. The erIica.
cy OF this medicine, in eases Of Dyspepsia, s,h-
ma, and General Debility, has ben atte.te by
many citizu who arc well know, 10 Inc ms
nc, and whose statements can be relied npar -
he Bltter' have been tested bv sc.cnt.f. ..al,
OF "nGuestonabIe authority. and proved to COM
ONE The most valuable tonic properties, I.fnr
Tree from alcohol, no reaction is s1fr rel by t.e
most delicate constitutions a me1icin. -...ra.
hhcal!y and sk'!iul!y corapouui,d. wi. h r..E.s
no undue pretentons, uud is recoIDn,en,.,.. d.,
CITIZENS OF the highest rcsFec'a,ii;y. 1 =.
the patronage OF ne public Suc, a lae ,..,.t
10 the OSyee ated Bitters.
JOHN D. PARK, Pso,'s.--
Draler Patent Medicine, F4.cv G IA n.
Toilet Articles, corner Il FsIs., and u ina,
sireeta, CIrcifnqti Sid Nv
7. g. J. kpBINSoV. M5nitowoc
4ly JOHN OSWALD, Two Riverc.
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xrsas >,Tw>>. g4HzEe, ID. ID.

pHYsJCr4v IND SURGEON,
9Th street, lIanitowoc Office opposite the Ger
man Methodist Church Ai1y
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a. IA. ERs,> u.
HECTOR 7sCLEAN.

Notary Pujht and General Lad agent,
sToCKBRTDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend TO the payment of taxes, the colec-
tion OF debit, the e1 mi. alton of titles, &c.
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n, UGEEMER,

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR ATLAHI,
- Next Dsor to he Post Office,
1Aanitoegoc, sf Il za E'sconst".
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TIL f. PILOT.

Agents for the PlIot.-RoUsDs L LaSGDoS,
I55. Randolph Street, Ch.ca-a, are authorized
FOR the Fllot
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WV. I'll. NICHOLS

Attorneyand Counsellor at Lag.
Ofi.e on York Street, Manieowoc Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
To ul-tf
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Nat onal Billiard Saloon.
J0TN P. DIX. Propritor.

NEW Bill, I'd Table, with Phelan's mprov-
n ed cushions HIS lately been added to this
establishment also have on hand choice lot
of Braudies and wine.', especially for medicinal
purposes, which | will SeU by the bottle only
Ny stock of Cigars, Liqncrs, etc, is the best in
this county. Lemons ny the dozen at 81 cts.
Aautowoc, July, 1859.
NIT, JOHN P. DIN.
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Notary IUBLIo, Agent for the Miwaukee Ma
tG.' Insurance Company, and County Treas
rce,. '. attend 10 lha paynen. of Taxes
s, ,4icr> en- Ninth strict nl-tf.
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LIST OF LETTER. =

TX ~ oA Il II -
Remaining in the Post Office at 1anito-
woc-cn the 18th day Of February, 1850
AIdrich E Kuhlaneck NJ
Ale A Leayy
Andrew J Maganety
baumaEn L Macmaw IL
Baker \ S 2 Marshall F A
Bliss u Son Orthmann n I
Boynton & Noyes Perry Mr.
Copeland Ii Pameleer G w
Clark Z Parker d 4
CrowIy Tn Rodger F
Dworak I Eawands +
Durkin IL Scrads G
Eggerr I Schnaub Eos
rts J Subelt &
Fuimer Mrs VI " SawerJ
fanull j Smith w J
Pagan Tounsend & Co F r
Gene | Theobout 2
Grant Mr Thubsrds Mrs c
Garfield Tyler j O
iIaust Jno Vader d
Harris y A WiIsing T
Johnson S 3 White A
kohut J Wright Ii s
SCANDINAVIAN LETTERS.
Refer Jensen Iiolstad Hauna Gurine Sor-
Thorsten Andersen son
Erik Kundscn Engen To-ger Hansen
Ellis Christensen Uaasund Senderus
AHders Olsen Aabei Jageleong Knud-
knut Svensen Hovele .datter Eengen
Eougus Halyersen Sell.
Persons calling for the above Letters
will please say Advertised"
AID WiTTMANN, p. N.
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Mar.itowoc, Wis, Attorney and Solicitor; will at
tend 70 the business of his profession in this
and adjoining counties, and to collecting and
securiL debts. nl-u.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-02

March came IN spring Ike.
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Remaining in the Post Office at 1anit,
woc-cn the 10Th day Of February, 1SG
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-06-02
so YEARS!
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE

1J1t. o. y. hIJHIhDNON = NHEHhI WINE
BITTERS
has succeeded for the period Of half century In maintain
ing Its supremacy all other Medicines. 1t gives mme
date tone and action to the Stomach and Bowels and i'm
parts to the patient cheerful and happy antcipatons which
attendant upon of the important
functions Of the body.
The Alternative aud purifying action Of Medicine upon
the Stomach and Bowels is the of curing many hope
less diseases which other medicines have failed to lin
proof Of which have frequent testimonials from all parts
of the country of Bers having cured diseases which
enumerated ScRoFULA, RHEUMATISM FEVER AGuE,
SALT RHEUM &C. Consumption in its early stages has often
been avered by their Its unprecedented success how
based upon its certain and immediate Of Bilious
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, JAuSDIcE CosriyESEss, LIVER
COMPLAINT and all diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels for
which it is conceded that On. RICHARDSON'S BITTERS
have rival For sale by Druggists everywhere and at the
Doctors Office, 81 Hanover Street, Boston. 4m10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the Inn OF BARTON COOK in Townshend on the
9th Of june 1850, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the fol-
lowing Real Estate situated in Townshend Windham County
VII
Wood lot the East side Of the road leading to the
Huntington farm, called containing about IL acres
Also the reverson of the Widows dover piece OF land
adjoining the above, containing about IL acres.
Also the Kmba lot called containing about Is acres
Also the reversion OF the Widows dover thirds In about
adjoining and being part OF the said Kmball lot
Also the Elisha Taft lot containing about 25 acres
Also about OF land adjoining land owned by Clark
How.
Also the Pine 1sand called containing about acres
Also about 225 Of land lying the mountain near
West T0wnshend village
Also at the Inn Of - Morgan in wnhail, on the Doth
of June 1860 commencing 10 O'Clock A. NJ the follow inc